Riot Strikes Blown Car Attacks Near Spaulding Avenue
Rioting guards fired on a crowd during a street car attack on the Spaulding Avenue line. A spectator was shot in the heel, a motorman hit in the chest, and another in the leg. Police and transit staff respond as workers weigh arbitration and federal injunctions.
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St. Leute
Spaulding Avenue
Park Division
Use Transit Company
Compton
Park Avenues
Park
Vas Deventer
Park and
Compton Avenues
Wens Alighely
Sluss
Dave Watts
J. &. Hardng
Ohio
Sotin
Mather Jenkins
Baum
United States
United States District Attocany Rozier
Federal
Wiginetian Tegr
Sterferenoh
Hax
Military and political briefs from Washington May reports
A stream of telegrams and notes from Washington covers military promotions and senate actions. It notes nominations for volunteer infantry officers, discussions in Congress on famine relief and governance, and remarks by lawmakers on current international and domestic concerns.
Baptist Missionary Society Aids Publication Effort Detroit May
At a meeting of the Baptist Missionary Society in Detroit on May 2 the annual reports of the American Baptist Publication Society were read. The mission department shows a year end deficit reduced from 3114 to 1900 and a rise in enlargements. Total receipts for the year ending March 31 were 3755025 with payments and credits 755.
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Baptist Missionary Society
Detroit
Baptist Missionary
American Baptist Publication Society
Seventy-Sieth
Salem
Echonl
Crejita
Eastern Democrats plan July 1 landings for convention boost
Kansas City May 25 A noted plan to bring eastern Democrats to Kansas City three days before the national convention has caused political stir. A Pennsylvania railroad seeks permission to offer a special round trip fare from Philadelphia to Kansas City on a June 2 train arriving July 1. The initiative, hinted by railway officials, points to Pattison and Dewey as favored figures in the effort.
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Kansas City
Pennsylvania Railway
Western Passenger Association
Philadelpha
Esst
Pattison
Dewey
Detroit
Mich
E-S
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Cin
Cincinnati
Atlantic City
N. J
Ramus
Rice
Philadelphia
Chicago
Charleston
S. C
Antoa Rcwunt National Educational Association
Time 18 RIPE For Unionizing Large Iron and Steel Plants
Indianapolis May 2 Leaders of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers say they will organize several large mills when the new season is signed by manufacturers. They aim to bring in plants like the dock and Homestead mills of the Wiel Company. W A Evans the suspended president of the Fifth district of Indiana has petitioned for reinstatement. It seems likely President Schatter will be reelected.
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Indianapolis
Asaocldan
Stee
Theddock
Homestead
Wiel Company
W. A. Evans
Fifth
Indiana
McClellan as Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate
Report notes the candidacy of General Geirge B. McClellan for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Friends in congress announce the bid with several representatives named from Alabama Georgia Missouri South Carolina New York California and others supporting the effort.
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WashIndon
Geiree
B. McClellan
Congress
Mr. McClellan
Brault Inse and
Underwood
Maddox and Tate
Georgia
Downerd
Slissurs
Bellamy and Norton
South Carolina
Ruppert, Chandler
Drises Hat Txberald
New York
Deve Mes
California
Anti-Imperialists Rally in Cooper Union on Philippines Policy
A May meeting at Cooper Union convened by the Anti-Imperialist League of New York urged an American policy in the Philippines. Speakers including Ernest H Crosby, George S. Boutwell, Carl Sehares, and Captain Patrick O Farrell criticized imperialism, urged withdrawal of forces, and called for strengthening democratic institutions. The resolutions condemned the administration's policy and urged a decisive popular rebuke to proponents of expansion.
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New York
Philippines
Cooper Union
Beveridge
Washington
Himelf
Aguinaldo
Otis
Fotver
Boutwell
America
Asia
England
Upper Nile
South Africa
O'Farrell
McKinley
Cri
Baerstarte
Uniform State Laws push for child labor and wage reforms
Washington May 25 The industrial commission urges states to enact a simple statute regulating hours for youths 14 to 21 in factories and forbidding employment of under 14s and women in mines. It calls for cash payments to laborers, color‑vision exams for railway workers, and bans on intoxicated operation, with safer mine weighing and wage protections.
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Washington
Industrial Commission
Congress of Labor
Temivtation
Congress
Armes
Shop Men Angry Over Santa Fe Rates This Year
Santa Fe shop men express strong displeasure with current railroad rates and a vote is underway. Most favor no excursion or a need for better terms, with interest in persuading Mr Black of the passenger department to modify the Kansas City rate. The employer excursion rate, previously high, remains unsatisfactory for large families, despite past promises of reductions.
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Santa Fe
Atchison
Failer
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Black
Ingalls Questions Kansas Motto Authorship Claim
John J. Ingalls refutes plagiarism charges over the Kansas motto ad astra per aspera. The letter, citing Josiah Miller and Judge Miller as possible original author, recounts long usage of the Latin phrase in law and inscriptions, and notes its attribution history and familiarity among Kansans.
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John J. Ingalls
Mali
Kansas
John Speer
Lawrence
John J. Snewlishu
Josiah Milter
Jotre
Ingalls
Miller
Senate
Millais
Berskery
Tongland
Haverhil
Speer
Deaths and Funerals Adams child dies at 1
Death notice for HH Adams aged approximately one year who died Thursday at home 120 Clay street. Adams was an early Kansas settler moving from New Jersey in 1870. Survived by widow and seven children including Mrs Jacon Haske Mrs Pearl Atchison and Mrs Armiond Kinne living in Topeka. Funeral Sunday at 10 from family residence conducted by GA Te.
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Adams
Clay Street
Kansas
New Jersey
Jacon Haske
Pearl Atchison
Armiond Kinne
Topeka
Newton High School Alumni Banquet at Arcady Hotel
Newton May 2 The Newton high school Alumni association held their annual reception and banquet at the Arcady hotel last night. Alumni members from various classes participated in the banquet. Koga's orchestra provided music and Mrs. Paul Hubner performed a solo. The program was described as interesting and entertaining.
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Newton
Newton High School
Arcady
Nisaery
Koga
Paul Hubner
Wining Company Chartered In Lawrence Mining Firm Formed
The Oreal Mining Company of Lawrence has been incorporated with capital stock of £25,800. Will Pollin, secretary of the board of regents of the state university, is listed as one of the promoters of the new company.
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Oreal Mining Company of
Lawrence
Will Pollin
Regenta of Testate Undversity
Des Moines Defeats St Joseph 5 1 In Morning Game
Des Moines beat St Joseph by five to one in a morning contest. Batteries-Roard and Twineham contributed the effort for Des Moines with Hermars and King noted among players.
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Des Moines
St. Joseph
Ee Town
Kansas Judge Rules Insurance Agents May Not Write For Nonresidents
Judge West issues an opinion finding Kansas insurance agents may not write for non resident agents or solicit Kansas property business for out of state principals. The ruling addresses licensing requirements, authority to empower solicitors, and use of powers of attorney in the state.
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West
J.S. West
W. ¥. Church
Kansas
Missouri
Kanses City
Kantan
Kenssa
Kannas’ Tube West
HaHa Teense
Wheter & Kin
Sas
Protest Against Taxation of Legacies by Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago May 25 A formal protest against taxing legacies to charitable, educational and religious institutions was presented to Congress by the Methodist Episcopal general conference. W J Welch of Wyoming conference introduced the petition calling such taxation harmful to public policy and to church aims. The conference also elected secretaries for church benevolences and elected editors for several Methodist periodicals amid routine committee work and revivals reports.
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Chicago
Congress
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
W. J. Welch
Wyoming
Colorado
J. F. Parsmore
Clereymum
Balt
Missionary and
Shool Union
Board of Education
Freedsman's
Ald and
Soushermagestion Society
The
Missionary Society
Freedman's Aid Society
Book of Discipline
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fullow Joseph 5
Today’s Market Report Amid Grain Trade Turmoil
Chicago market for wheat shows steady to weak activity with quiet receipts as traders note rain in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Prices firm despite sparse contracts, while oats trade remains light and headlines point to drought concerns and delayed shipments across Grand Forks and Duluth.
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Chicago
Pon Terre
unsKe
Winni Grand Forks
Duluth
Sky
Bae
Fairig
Wuyers
Astrade
Telegram Market Wrap From Chicago and Kansas City
Live cattle and hog markets show steady to strong tones with receipts around 20 000 in Chicago and 2 000 in Kansas City. Prices range for cattle from 57 to 60 in various classes. hogs average higher with buyers cautious on futures while wheat and cotton futures flicker amid global demand shifts.
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Texas
Bolte
Starket Strom
Chicago
Keaneas City
Mbidie
Eal
Liverpool
Wien
Falr Commission On
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White Mountains
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Baer
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Mad Heart Hospital
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Volunteer Army
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Mr. E. Church
James M. Gamble
Gov. B. Johnson
J.P Berry
Epworth Herald
Methodist Review
Christian Advocate
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Rural Christian Advocate
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Southwestern Christan Advocate
Hans Und Herd
Christilehe Apolgate
Pacific Advocate
Af. Aan
Todays Market Report
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Texas Fed
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