Homeward Bound On His Returns Trip Across the Continent
The Washington direct party sails for Washington after a two week stay in San Francisco. Mrs McKinley tours with nurses as doctors assess her strength for the journey. A loud farewell crowds the Oakland ferry depots while the president’s party departs by steamer amid waving hands and shouted blessings.
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Hye
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Dres
Tay
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Bate
Marbor
Etluie
Fort
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Aira
Aic Kinney
Iis
Wen
Munger Krutschattt
Southern Pacific
Itukiniey
Thin
Ho Yow
Faishol
Jermin Street Church
Glen
Tedene
Christman Eudes
Eyworth
Leumiette Christian Saverind
Topeka State Journal Index of Today's Paper
Weather notes forecast for the next 34 hours in Kansas with possible showers tonight and Sunday fair. Elevates political history, local events, and society notices, including remarks on Washington, labor reports, and community reflections.
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Kansas
Jwetien
Political Gossip on Democrats and Carpenter in Third District
A wave of Populist commentary questions Democratic statements and assesses Carpenter’s options for Congress in the Third District. Speculation centers on Carpenter’s political ties, possible governor run, and the balance of party power amid factional maneuvering and district intrigue.
Great Sand Storm Hits Great Salt Lake Region
A severe sand storm swept across Nevada Utah southern Idaho and Wyoming for about thirty hours with winds gusting over 30 mph. Telegraph and telephone lines were nearly destroyed and reports describe damaged trees wrecked walls and disrupted rail transport around the Great Salt Lake region.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
Hah
Great Salt Lake
Sir Tacoe
Oe Burrivan
Bursting with Tumult at State Committee Scene
Jeff Chase of Chase County confronts George E Cole in a tense late night visit about buying school funds. Cole, awakened from bed, questions a visitor who claims to be seeking land and payments. The encounter ends with anger and unresolved demands as the town plots ahead.
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House of State
George E Cole
Cole
George Cole
Mint
Chase County
Jeff
Santa Fe Railroads Team With Kansas City Agency
The Santa Fe and other Kansas railroads plan to supply the number of harvest workers needed for wheat along their lines through an agreement with a Kansas City employment agency. Station agents will request local lists and report numbers to the agency. Last year caused trouble from hiring, with rates not yet set, expected to be announced later in the state.
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Santa Fe
Kansas City
Korean City
Tandi
Railroad commissioners occupy state house offices in orderly suites
The railroad commissioners have full suites in the state house with a private office for each member. James Fiks sits in the middle, Gov Finney at the first office, and Chairman Welker at the end. Four Republicans monitor the minority, reducing the chance of undetected actions. The rooms are well furnished, cool weather persists, and a weather bureau forecast predicts continued unseasonal cold with possible rain and a Sunday snow risk. General Botha asks to meet General De Wet in Pretoria to discuss the situation.
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State House
James Fiks
Gov
Finney
Welker
Aulte
Disaster and Death on the Great Lakes
A vast gale swept from Chicago to Ogdensburg over the lakes, sinking or damaging many vessels. At least twelve lives were lost on the City of Baltimore near Wah Point, while ships such as the H. D. Moore and Montmorency Seashore were driven ashore or wrecked. Mariners report the storm among the worst in fifteen years, with several ships seeking shelter or stranded along the shoreline.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Wld-Lake
H. D. Moore
Port Bee Eee
Prick
Fiats
All Roses Ieaute
Peek
Constance
Moore
Menominee
Mich
Montmorency
Charity
Bay City
George Davis
Wenowk Beach
City of
Pewaukee
Bots Mant Island
Sheboygan
Rich
Bt Lous
Read
Strawberry Island
Buffalo
Bute Talo
Acacia
Oswego
Baltimore steamer foundered in Lake Huron disaster
The wooden steamer Baltimore foundered in Lake Huron near Ausabel. Twelve of fourteen crew drowned. Two men survived, rescued by the tug Columbia. Survivors include Geo. McGinnis and Thomas Murphy. Names and roles of the deceased listed.
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East Tawis
Mich
Baltimore
Lake Huron
Ausabel
Columbia
Geo. McGinnis
Crissy
Thomas Murphy
Milwaukee
Worthy Reform Boss Mart in Kansan belief uproar
Department Commander Martin gains fame for opposing a quake dealer at the Junction City encampment and railing against promiscuous side shows. He plans to insert a reform paragraph in the annual program while reports claim a chant from a short grass faction attempted disruption at the reunion.
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Martin
Kansan
Junction
Martin Ie
Yukon Floods Threaten Camps Near Wile and Ondahy
Vancouver May 2. News from the Yukon reports floods inundating camps near Wile and Ondahy. The steamer Amut trains the river settlements as gold dust worth about one million dollars is expected to be brought out from Dun Gon on June 1. No fatalities occur but there are narrow escapes as residents fled cabin interiors.
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Vancouver
Fioodanion
Yukon
Amut
Dungon
Cyclone Thompson Drives Highland Park Past Washburn in Grimy Show
Cyclone Thompson starved the field with a steady bat as Highland Park defeated Washburn 13 to 12 in a wild game watched by about 400. Gill delivered a late RBI single for Highland Park, while Grey of Washburn battled, striking out four and leaving the bases loaded in key moments.
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Highland Park College
Washburn College
Cyclone
Deisfer
Sainting Washburn
Grey
Washburn
Seatane
Ike
Peastier
Behal
Smith
Highland Park
Aires
Aprini
Ron
Bieautiersike
Gill
Presbytery votes to continue debate on confession revision
Philadelphia May The Presbyterian general assembly by a strong vote showed the church wants a revision of the confession of faith. The assembly decided by an overwhelming majority to continue consideration of the question after two days of debate. Leading Presbyterian exponents across the country analyzed the effect and gave reasons for their positions as the subject was re examined.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian General
Admiral Sampson Head Medal Proposed for Santiago Battle
Washington May 25 The naval board of war is understood to have a tentative decision on a Santiago Honorary Medal for those who participated in the naval battle of Santiago. Details are withheld but it is likely to follow the Manila medal precedent by bearing the head of the commander in chief Admiral Sampson. Designers linked to the department are favored by some officials.
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Lincoln
USA
Pacific
Congress
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Ancreitus
Porto
Ico
Nts
Apisiaiei
Santiago
Naval Board of
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Tschief
Sampson
Dreamilla
Skerret
Department
Fere
War Revenue Receipts Through April 1901
Internal Revenue Bureau reports total War Revenue receipts to April 1901 at 92,005,702,142 from documentary stamps plus 145,204,714 from beer taxes. Weather notes from Chicago and New York show continued cool forecasts for late May with regional temperature updates.
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Warhingon
Internal Revenue Bureau
Aguinaldo to Visit United States for Study Purposes
A Washington report says Aguinaldo plans to come to the United States next fall for study of American institutions. He will spend the winter in Washington and travel with permission from Manila authorities. The trip would be used to study U S governance and economy for the benefit of the Philippines.
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New York
the Tribune
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Aga Baldo
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War Department
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Janey
Minority beatensimempiy and creed dispute in vote
Philadelphia May 3 The Presbyterian general assembly defeated the minority recommendation after long debate. The amendment replaces the majority report on creed matters and cites Dr. James of Cumberland as a witness. The outcome impacts the denomination's stance on Brepetition and related provisions.
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Philadelphia
Attempt to Arrest Stahl Sparks City Hall Discord
A garbled report describes an attempt to arrest a Chief named Stahl amid tension with Mire and private county officials. The text mentions a Clipper restaurant on East Sixth Avenue and a city court action, with references to naval figures and disintegration fears in a period-tinged, chaotic narrative.
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Follies
Police
Emush
East Sixth Averiee
Stahl
Sushi
Wisconsin Man Arrests Lead to War Crimes Case
A fractured report cites General Frank Bertin and officials in Colorado Springs and Denver facing charges of embezzlement tied to 32,000. The document notes a comprehensive wartime inquiry, with May 2 referenced, and mentions prior service by city treasurers and clerks in a sweeping corruption probe.
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Germany
Great Britain
Weredonon
Convernine Benneth
Casul
Frank Bertin
Ae Springs
Mey
Mowe v
Colorado
Sprinen
Charles FE Smith
School Teachers Por Manuia May War Transport Availability
In May the school reports transport and related services for Manuia, noting potential improvements and funding concerns. Officials indicate efforts to secure necessary resources for student programs and staff mobility.
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Manuia
Rye Place Lodge Case In New York Bank Robbery Trial
A fragment reports a bank robbery investigation in New York with alleged suspects and a missing sum. It mentions a court case in Gypenne and reference to a trial in a chrewle court, with sums of 825000 and 725000 noted amid unclear names and dates.
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Rye
New York
Henry Eton
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