Spaniard Defiant Says He Will Stay As Long As He Likes
A Montreal dispatch reports Senor Polo du Bosc defiant about remaining in Canada while cabling information to Madrid. Canadian and U S secret service detes arrive to monitor spies, with details of suspected movements around Quebec City and Montreal. The interview reveals evasive replies and claims of harmless activity as authorities note scant valuable intelligence.
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New York
Herald
Montreal
United Stater
Secret Service
Cliss
Kagt
Cep
Detind
Thaity
Queles
Quebec
Thuir Leeders
Mauslon
Biflere
Wurslemente
Newfoundlant
Senor la Bose Ein
Aome
Senor Polo
Surwusk
Kore Scotia
Quevec City
Senor du Buse
Our
Trea
Ciy Teis
Quetec
Senor Peto
Windsorery
Jawa Bankers Meet in Tow a May Day Session
Jawa Bankers association held its annual meeting in Tow a Ta with attendees from across the state. Reports showed a large increase in membership and a healthy commission, with resolutions set aside funds for pursuing offenders and defaulters. The gathering toured Clear Lake via electric railway and ended with a banquet in Masicis.
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Bimante
Jawa Busikers Secelatiom Iyhabitur
Ers
Fersers Amt
Clearlake
Thielectric
Cit
Masicis
Local notices and events hint at community life and incidents
A pasted local item rundown mentions a state convention, postal service hours, a gospel meeting at the YMCA, a burglary at Fortes Brow office, the death of Charles Worthington, and multiple church and post events. It notes a bridge road plan, soldiers burial at an undefined cemetery, and a laundry advertisement amid fragmented city notices.
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C. EL Rivers
Fortes Brow
West Pete Ees
Charles Worthington
Interme
Lake Street
Hi Farm
Christian Endeavorers
Breyer
Second
United Terian
Fie
cAntedas
Flores
Balloon as a war aid to locate Cervera suggested
Washington May 23 editorials propose using a reconnaissance balloon from a U.S. warship off Santiago harbor to observe Cervera and fortifications. A balloon at 1000 feet could reveal the Spanish squadron strength and harbor defenses, guiding future American operations despite possible anti balloon fire.
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Cervera
Washington
Sehiy
Santiago Harbor
Bier Bor
Mirshin
Sionel
Seatlace Harbor
Spaniards defend Philippines rule after Cavite setback
In Madrid Senate Mar Wal Primo de Rivera, former captain general of the Philippines, defended his administration and lamented Cavite's disaster. He urged relief measures, while government officials cited papal intervention and denied fear of rupture. Deputies discussed reforms and Governor August’s authority to sway natives to Spain.
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Madrid
Senate
Mar
Manila
Marshal de Rivera
Philippines
Amon
Ofarshal de Rivera
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Romero Giron
August
State Insurance Reform Proposal from McNall
Commissioner McNall urges a state fire insurance system under the insurance department. Townships would collect applications and set coverage, with a central fund managed from the general fund until self sustaining. The plan aims to reduce costs for policyholders and force insurers to offer at actual cost or lose business, plus stricter rules for out of state or foreign firms.
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McNall
Insurance Department
Colored Free Silver League to Hold State Convention
The annual state convention of the Colored Free Silver league will be held June 14. President J. K. Lytle and Secretary J. B. Glibe issued the official call today. Each club gains one delegate for every ten members of a major fraction thereof. Train route details list Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Santa Fe with Pullman sleepers and free reclining chair cars.
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Anual
Colored Free Silver League
J. K. Lytle
J. B. Glibe
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Vote Ends Tonight In Seaton Battle For County Seat
Voters urged to use polling places open until 7 PM with Seaton and anti-Seaton factions claiming confidence. Campaigns focus on First to Fifth wards with detailed polling locations and delegate counts listed for each ward in the final hours of the contest.
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Seaton
John Chaney
Phillips & Chaney
Columbian
Fourth
Lake Streets
J. D. Codington
Western Avenue
King and
Clay Streets
A. Jordan
Kansas Avenue
H. F. Bird
Taylor
Sixth and
John T. Chaney
W. R. Adams
Fifth Ward
Seventeenth
Topeka Avenue
J. F. Snyder
Tenth
Adems
A. Hardy
Desperate Claims Amid Seaton Ticket Dispute
Local press reports misstate delegate positions as anti Seaton forces defend their lineup. P Bonebrake and Frank Bonebrake confirm consent to serve as delegates if elected on the anti Seaton ticket. Other quotes show individuals aligned with Major Hood and opposition to Seaton.
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Seaton
Moraine Capital
P. Bonebrake
Frank Bonebrake
P.L Bondhrakeemia
Major Hood
Seainst
Roe
Hood
Bens
Frank Pinebrake
anti-Seeton
Carl Lawson
Jam Aaginst Seaton
John Seaton
Ed McKeever
Mekkeever
Journal
Joba Seaton
Thermans
McKeever
Topeka
Funeral for Gladstone Entombs Statesman at Westminster Abbey
London May 2 1919 William Gladstone lies beside Disraeli in Westminster Abbey after an official funeral attended by the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. About 2 500 mourners in black fill the abbey as a lengthy procession and royal officials mark the former prime minister’s passing.
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London
Westminster Abbey
England
William Ewart Gladstone
Jillgreve
Benjamin Disraeli
Beaconsfield
Gladstone
Great Britain
Lord Palmerston
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl of Kimberry
A. J. Balfour
William Vernon Harcourt
Lord Rosebery
Mr. Gladstone
Baron Rendel
George Armistead
Dean of
Westminster
Archbishop of Canterbury
Mrs. Gladstone
Herbert
Stephen
Uttle Dorothy Drew
Princess of Wales
Duchess of York
Ufe
Klondike readers mail State Journal by miniature photos
W W Culver of Culver and Bailey photographs pages of the State Journal to mail as letters over the Klondike trail. He reduces pages to tiny blue prints about seven by six inches. The technique lets Topeka and Kansas readers read important news with the naked eye or magnifying glass.
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Klondike
Topeka
Kansas
State Journal
W. W. Culver
Culver & Bailey
W.S. Culver
The
Dewey
Flanagan Convicted in Atlanta Murder Case
Edward C. Flanagan was found guilty by a Georgia jury and sentenced to be hanged June 24 for the December murder of Mrs Allen the grandmother and Ruth Blick during supper. Two other relatives were wounded in the attack. this marked the third trial of the case.
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Atlanta. Ga
Mey
Edward C. Flanagan
Flanagan
F.C. Allen
Atrs. Allen
Ruth “Blick
Memorial Services in Senate Chamber for Bellamy
Memorial meeting to honor Edward Bellamy to be held tomorrow at 3 PM in the Senate Chamber of the state house. Chief Justice Doster Judge Allen Mrs Able Diggs G C Clemens Rev Cl M Sheldon and Mrs Althea Briges will speak. the event is open to the public.
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Senate Chamber
State House
Edward Bellamy
Doster
Allen
Able . Diggs
G. C .Clemens
Cl M. Sheldon Shi
Althea Briges Si Ker
Lee in Virginia Carolina dispatches report warm welcome
Dispatches from Virginia and North Carolina say Major General Lee was greeted warmly along his route from Richmond to Tampa. In Greensboro a brief speech drew applause as crowds cheered his remarks about Cuba and past service.
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Richmond
Virgins
North Carolina
Les
Tarmpa
Greensboro
N.C
Lee
Cuba
Cate
War department postpones governors' troop call to next week
Washington reports the war department will not issue the apportionment cut for state governors regarding the second call for troops until sometime next week. Details remain to be decided, with work ongoing on equipment and assignments for the first 125,000 men. No final decision on how the second call will be executed or on further recruitment of ten volunteer regiments has been reached. Army officials argue efficiency requires maximizing existing regiments before forming new ones.
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Washington
War Department
Will Pay It Back and Democratic Convention Update
Governor Leedy expects federal reimbursement next week for the first three Kansas regiments costs exceeding 1,000, with over 4,000 left on hand. funds insufficient to raise the other two regiments. Democratic county convention to select 11 delegates for the state meeting in Atchison on June. resolutions to endorse the current administration amid mixed county sentiment.
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Leedy
Washington
Kansas
Kesng
Hamilton
Atchison
Shawnes County
Beady
Fancy Groceries for Soldiers Pro cured by Government
Immense purchases of luxuries for the army in the South are made by Captain Duval, commissary of supplies in Saint Louis. Orders totaling over $51.00 are placed and will be shipped to Chattanooga. Goods are not standard rations and will be sold to officers and men at high prices as extras for their mess.
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Bt. Louis
Duval
S&crerate
Chattanooga
Meir
Society Leader Sued Over Six-Year Room Rent
Miss M. W. O Neill sued Adolph Keltel for 62 86 in Justice White s court. Judgment was awarded by default. O Neill, sister of Mrs John Cudahy, is a social figure. Keltel did not appear. he later married a sister of Mr Chatfield Taylor and is a prominent society person. He lived at 6225 Kimbark Ave and then Evans ton. O Neill lives at 2963 Wabash Ave.
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Chicago
M. W. O'Neill
Adolph Keltel
Justice White
Mise O'Neill
John Cudahy
Millonaire Packer
Josepson
Plaintife
O'Neill
Wabash Avenue
Keltel
Chatfield Taylor
Kimbark Avenue
Evanston
Miss O'Neill
Henry Vreeland Dead Pioneer Resident of Chicago
Henry Vreeland 87 died at 8 Western avenue home of Mrs. Bennett after stomach troubles and old age. Funeral planned for Sunday afternoon at Rose Hill cemetery Chicago relatives expected from Chicago tomorrow. Survived by Mrs Vreeland and other family. the Vreeland name noted among Chicago pioneers.
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Henry Vreeland
Henry Bennett
Walter Vreeland
Western Avenue
Bennett
Bonday
Rose Hill
Chiesro
Chicago
Market Report Shows Bearish Wheat and Mixed St Louis Moves
Chicago market notes a bear turn for wheat with sluggish May activity and first Texas wheat arrival, while Cudahy brokers bid and St Louis sold. Reports indicate improvements in South Dakota crops, and July to May price moves show volatility. Corn and oats weaken on cool weather fears. provisions trade uneven. Weekly review cites firm under tone despite rumors and stock advances in select issues.
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Chicago
Lester
Cudahy
St Louis
Texas
Liverpool
France
Sloinglonis
FLO
SLO
Tye
Sizgii
Slic
Ssibe
Wyigee
Bie
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 2
Livestock receipts and prices at Kansas City market. Cattle and hogs dominate totals. hogs about 4,135 today with mixed to lower bulk. receipts around 10,000 cattle and 5,500 hogs. Sheep minimal. Wheat and rye futures and grain types listed with mixed demand and weak to strong notes.
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Kansas City
Skpir
Ekansas
New York Market Summary and Commodity Notes
Market gossip from John F. Donovan Co lists Paris wheat and unchaged shipments for the week and notes New York bank reserves. It highlights a steady stock market with Rock Island stockholders expected to gain, and mentions Peoples Gas Light and Coke consolidation as a stabilizing factor amid political and speculative pressures. Estimated tomorrow receipts include wheat, corn, oats, and hogs.
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Paris
Rock Islam
Polone
Averar
Wie Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
Kugo
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Dtengger
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American Rag
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Supt .McNall
T. P. Culley
Mer
Disraeli
Bellamy
Fitzhugh Lee
E& Chatfield Taylors
Feriled
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
Camerie
Hans
Chicago Livestock Market
Crete
Euslir
Prime Mers Exchange
Ecsady
Seagate
Atea Canal Business
Allrond Bonne Strong
Abi Ae
John F. Donovan Commission Co
Columbian Building
Kan
Prioss
Bama Nz
York
Jno. F. Donovan Com Co
Columbia Big
Roan
Eyeka
Kas
Mre Lahns
National Bank of
Commer Central National Bank
Palm & Coyne Com. Co
West Sixth St
Topaks, Kan
Tuedern
Ines
Tate
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