Indictments Return in Bank Case and Other Disturbances
A federal grand jury handed up indictments related to the Sinle National Bank affair involving alleged forgery and governance issues. Separately, a Passenger Dies Suddenly on a China-bound train, a monster otter capture at the Miteselink river market was reported, and civil engineer Hob Feary received one year leave from duty after being detached at the New Wortary yards. San Francisco postmaster Frank McCinin died after surgery.
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Pesry
Waehticton
Hob. Feary
New Wortary
Secrtary Los
Oliver de Prose
Wagon and Car Collision Injures City Patrol Officer Victims
A nighttime crash at Pittietie Street and Calumet Avenue involving a petrol wagon and a patrol car injured several people. Patrol sergeant Merier and driver Kindel suffered facial and limb wounds. Officer Benson received head injuries. McDermott, Watson, Letzkin and others also injured. the wagon driver was trapped and later removed for medical care.
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Pittietie
Forts
Calumet Avenue
Geenpants Mae
Tao
Jeune Kindel
Ariver
Pol
Juang Merier
Urvbert
Jini
Lenten Letzkin
Patrick
MeDermott
Jobn Watson
Railroad for Nicaragua Electric Line Planned by U S Capitalists
An American group plans a 150 mile electric railroad in Nicaragua. President Peter Baihas, secretary and GM, Trenton, and a listed treasurer head the venture. The Atlantic and Lake Nicepymk Billroad and navigation firms are named as forming the company for concessions from the Nicaraguan government. The project could span a large land area with a limited time frame for startup.
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Hichmomd
Siparagus
Etta
Uyte
Peter Baihas
Tranber
Diy
Dfalt
Trenton
Nod
Tredsurer
Ned Thatame
Fy Ute Atlantic & Lake Nicepymk Billroad
Od Avigetion
Samnans
Nicarsecign Severment
Amen
Phorm Mak
Divine Leader Rev Welch in Topeka for healing work
The Divine Leader Rev V P Welch travels to Topeka after work in Kansas City Missouri where he claims cures for deaf blindness cancer and other ailments. Services are held daily at a Topeka church with talks and healing demonstrations. Also noted is a New York fugitive arrest linked to a board operator and alleged property transfer to defraud creditors.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Wlso
Come and Lear
Ja Trends Church
Topeke Aye Hue
Betisen Pth
Dle
Ohienes
May Loven
Clann
Siice
Lraile
Clan Wert
New York
Topeka Social Scene: Weddings and Musical Evenings
In Topeka society notes a quiet morning wedding at Grace Cathedral uniting Miss Maude Stacey and Mr William H. Cheatham of Paris Texas, with music by Mr Lawrence and Mr Waters. The Armphion Mandolin Club performed a rich program at Mr Howard Lawrenon’s studio, while various social gatherings feature Madame Johnston Bishop and Miss Nellie Cook, Topeka musicians, plus notices of club meetings, visits, and upcoming engagements across the Topeka circle.
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Armphion Mandolin Club
Afr
Howard Lawrenon
Stetta Vocs
Cce
Sétenade
Coseack
Pocaben
Verdiy
Atidare Barablal
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Waters
Toomer
Tocaben
Hirde
Mises Daley Mee- Clee
Hanes
Sroom
Mir
Fred Dutcher
Dean Medley
Dian Bod- Tey
Hener
Topeka
Mir Cheatham
Newton
Pins
Tex
Mee
Cheatham
Colummb
Paris
Dex
Tavitine
Oppose Cuban Sale Mentioned in Iberian Bloc Crisis
The article notes Liberal Fenger opposition to selling Cuba and unwavering support for Spanish territorial integrity. It highlights Premier Canovas del Castillo sensing a cabinet crisis yet staying in office despite opposition abstention. The budget committee backs a loan linked to Almaden and approves financial measures to curb wartime expenses.
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Iberal Fenger
Cuba
Senor Canovas del Castile
Crisi
Ias
Kansas pharmacists hold 18th annual Junction City meeting
The Kansas Pharmaceutical Association held its 18th annual meeting in Junction City. About 100 attend, with 50 expected later. open session started at 9 oclock. Mayor Waugherty welcomed attendees as B W Woodward of Lawrence spoke in response. Officers include President B C Fritsche of Leavenworth and other officers from Hutchinson Lincoln Lawrence and Wichita. An illustrated microbiology lecture was given by Prof L E Severy and executive J P Allen.
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Junction City
Munction City
Bey
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Ovelock
Waugherty
B. W. Wood- Ward
Lickrence
B.C. Fritsche
Leavenworth
Artley
Hutchinson
EF. Breunt
Ligtoln
N. T. Snow
Toxpels
A. HT. Holascluner
M. S. Ingalls
Halstead
L. BE Sevyre
Lawrence
J.P Allen
Wichita
Wepicles
BS. Bacon
Gedarx
Thyior
Atchison
W. B. Coalbhigh
Stockton
Prat
Sayre
the State University
State House Social Event Plans Informal Entertainment
Socially inclined youths at the stile house organize a Tuesday gathering to foster acquaintance. A short program of music and literature will be followed by refreshments, with potential park outdoor seating if weather permits and an indoor venue such as representative hall at the state house otherwise.
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Tennyson
Ord Iit
Rhone
Kavieek
Chis
Leland Departs His Beat Amid Controversy
London and Chicago telegraph items: Missourians oppose Gy Lilied’s appointment amid Leland’s influence backers. Port surveyor race in Kansas City includes W. J. Bertenger. Missourians skeptical. Rand franchise debate ends in Bloemfontein with a restricted franchise opposed by President Steyn and Rynger visit. Third bank failure aftermath in Chicago as a man shoots himself. local gold price and a fabric sale listed.
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Ghir
Howeve
Connecion
Leland
Uitlanders
London
Mall
Bloemfontanny
Orange Free State
South Africa
Rand
Steyn
Rynger
Love That Murdered Entraps Campbell in Courtroom Exchange
In a tense scene Maud Devers sits in the rotunda as Bre. Campbell returns from the hospital. A reporter asks if Mrs. Campbell loves her husband she replies she must, or she wouldn’t have a hot lim. Abs. Campbell arrives and confronts Devers with cool contempt. The exchange reveals rival suitors and shifting loyalties amid a homicide context.
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Maud Devers
Bre. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Abs. Campbell
Devere
Maud Devere
Magd
Barnato Insane Reported as Restored in London Dispatch
A Capetown dispatch says Barney Barnato suffered a nervous breakdown and friends placed him under restraint. London correspondent notes a cablegram stating Barnato was ill with Cape fever but improving and not seriously ill.
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London
South Africa
Capetown
Barney Margato
Harnsitics
Barata
Washington nominates multiple envoys and officials to foreign and domestic posts
May vice president submits nominations including Francois S. Jones for envoy to Colombia from Louisiana, James S. Fruit and other interior and treasury appointments, district collectors in Albemarle and Des Moines, receiver of public money Woodward, and agents in California and Missouri with several named locales and titles.
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Washington
Ate Siate
Charles , Hart
West Virginia
Pleniporendary
United States
Pentasivanit
Kenneth Benghton
Albemarle
North Carolina
Thornton S. Howand
Resister Land Office
Des Moines
Town
Jean W. Miller
Public Moneys
Woodward
Lucius MM. Wright
Ititians
Hiver
California
Missouri
FL J. Heineman
Kirkwood
Nebraska
William H. Mian
Humphres
Order of Railway Telegraphers Adopts Federation Stance
Peoria May 26 The Order of Railway Telegraphers adjourned sine die after a night session. R. Powell reelected grand chief and officers including T M Peterson and H G Pestam. A ladies auxiliary organized with Mrs Allison as president. Next convention site deferred. Federation of railroad brotherhoods favored. joining national federation of labor voted down.
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Peoria
Powell
T. M Peterson
Indiansports
James ¥. Finginn
Baltimore
H. Gi. Pestam
Cripple Creek
Colo
Ufficlat Orman
L. A Taniquary
Pueblo
Chirtes
Federation of Railroad Brotherhoods
Joh
National Federation of Inbor
Tariff Bill Taken Up by Senate at Two O'Clock
The Senate formally began reading the Tariff Bill at 2 PM on May 26 in Washington. Versions note photographs from Ohio show Topeka and state house views, including a group portrait of the Kansas Legislature with several familiar faces. General Miles, en route to Athens, Greece, abandons his Thessaly plan, while a social dance by the Ladies Auxiliary aims to raise funds at the K P Hall on May 21 with a 25 cent per couple cover.
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Senate
Washington
Bey Etiow
Ohio
Topelas
J Lee Knight
Amity de
Miles
Athens
Constantinople
Welson A. Miles
Thessaly
Topeka
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Prommotive Reeiueers
K.P. Hall
Cerin
A. Michmel
Stoula
Wwal Mietlet Commission
Tobbeg
Iim Fe
Spirits
Atchison
Wwe
Pacifc
H . Rei
Gia Ra
Wheat market steady with higher price in local report
Rincage May 2 market notes Wheat opened steady with a firm tone above yesterday after Liverpool Paris and Berlin prices eased. Local crop and weather reports largely favorable though recent receipts show a decline in Northern districts amid careful estimates.
Market Report From Mixed Commodities Across Regions
Trading was varied as weather concerns and crop conditions influenced markets. Reports from Branco weather and Northwest tensions affected outlooks while corn and hog futures showed activity, wheat prices softened, and cattle, hogs, and dairy markets reflected heterogeneous demand and receipts across Kansas City and New York exchanges.
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Universal
Ingham
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Dams Co
Bankar Johnson
Tadianapoli
Sinle National Bank
Hathinal Bankina
Waahingiud
May
Setute Somatom
Thorton Fatktbotis
Toy Merillan
Chiese
Henry Hopper
Cleinath
Seland
Wiel Hille
Mac
Miteselink
Delang
San Francisco
Meg Wi
Frank McCininin
Dr. Lewis
J. B. Hayden
Banses Ave
Chicago
Nicaragua
V. P. Welch
Belp
Printine Co
Seconth St
Dewien
Stenee
Barchrothk
Echus
Lawrence Vietin
Stenger
Echus Des Bois
Madame Bishop
Mrs. Ford
Learure Attra
Tons Gecy
Joerver
Missing
Miss Smith
Mise Wasson
Misa Hergen
Miss Littlefield
W. J. Black
G. W. Stutt
Dean Low
Tou Branson
Whi Wiksdal
Eric Wilkins
Jonn Water
Hrod Johnson
Ed Bere
Archie Wilkins
Julius Waldine
Geo, Heydon
Ben Oswell
OU Corregrat
Walter Smith
Charles Lagersiam
Mr S. Stoddard
Walmer Burgess
Ash Slab
St. Coolie
Jessie Garnoe
Carnival
Hensrola
Kathryn Mills
Robert Coverney
J. Smith
S. J. Mochins
Editia Pecs Veneneve
Miya Jessie Garwood
Ine
Anceius Werg Ringtag
AC Op
Minne Marsh
Bivinheus
Quincey Street
D. D
Arthur Murphy
C. B Smith
Brec
RF Hodson
Tad Wear
Dp. J. Harding
Kathe Gunther
Lorde Bowen
Franc Litrlefieid
Bee Reddin
Bohemian Whist Club
Dr and Dire
Lowry
Puestiy
Mandolin Club
D. J. Harding
Walter Noble
Grace Welke
Georgiana Wasson
Eiie McClintucke
Biussie Moon
William Sedler
Denver
Www
Ki. Brubaker
Jackson Street
East
Mracind Mra
D. J. Hathaway
Bur
Mr. Hathaway
Camera Club
Bod
A. Hull
Jesse Belle
Wir HL Amore
Oakland M. E
Mulers
Horton i Yisti
Mea
Jisha Parkinson
N. Kelly
Ania City
FB. Tutter
Ovear Wolverton
George Farmer
Madison
Towa
Minnie Pier
Kansan City
Ally Whisters
Jessie
Minne Mirai
Nellie Post
Kimily Blick
Daisy Hayes
Ann Fulles
Suse Crane
OW. W. Whitney
Aira
Inde Bevan
Wen
Kansas
Hou
Alexander ‘Ft. Hawkett
National
Ef Minos
Bimerit Todas
Thi Iv
Barnato Insane
Charles B. Hart
Colombia
Lake View Club
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
State Journal
Crawford's Opera House
Ladies and Gentlemen of
Memorial Day Committee
Col
W. D. Saphar
Jarvis Scully
Grand A
Snow's Drug Store
Sixth and
Kansas Avenue
Modoc Club
S. Sutton
Branco
Bugudhe
Shide
Mg Stuphe
Susoua
Rica
Omy
BAS Meues
Pacves
Texas
Chiien Prires
TeGide Ates
Dany
W. A. Michmel Comilasion
West Slath Ave
Liveriool
Huy Wugir
Re Penrtral
Sally
Tony
Park
Kansas City Livestock Marecet
Bansas City
M. Yorkurs
Wai al Market Sidady
Lambs Slsr
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