Quay Is Dead After Lingering Illness in Beav er
Beaver Pa May 9 Senator A Quay died after chronic gastritis and stomach inflammation. Born September 30 1824 in Dillabury York County he served as Prothonotary and Justice of the Peace before politics. He was a US Senator elected 1576 and held interims and reelections, honored with military and public service roles.
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Beaver
Matthew Suesteyinky
Dillabury
York County
Ee Yania
Heene
Ted
Pennsylvania
Cheiel
Opening Tonight at City Railway Club Aims for Benefit
The City Railway announces the opening of a workers club tonight in the company building to aid the Benevolent Association of City Furbray men. Facilities include a reading room, lockers, pool tables, tobacco revenue funds, and meals for employees. A secretary will oversee the board, and security will be provided to keep the space private from non-employees.
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Tye
Stelphere
Erchentta
Ehrb
Waleh
Devine
Wurntin
Sun Dave
Beth
Cole
City Officers Overlooked Parade Arrangements Acknowledged
Local officials admitted errors in planning a city parade for Remembrance Day. A letter to a city official recounts arranging attendees and a sequence of events, noting missteps and plans to correct course as preparations continued.
Democrats Demand Fireworks Invite For Centenial Celebration
Members of the Democratic Flambeau club accuse the Setf-Centennial committee of excluding them from the fireworks display for the Topeka event. They say the committee favored the Republican club and deny access to the program, citing practice nights and club size as reasons. They count 260 members with a 70-member tug from the group ready to perform. The matter, they say, was a mere oversight and should be corrected.
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Democratic Flambeau Club
Topeka
Mirel
Imip
Democrat
Republicas Club
Democratic Flimbeau Club
Meida
Judge Sylvester Isenhart Dies After Illness
Judge Sylvester B Isenhart died at 4 a.m. at Christ Hospital from brain congestion after nine weeks of illness. He had practiced in Topeka since 1870s and served as police judge and city attorney. He never married and was active in Democratic politics. Funeral services will be held at the Masonic lodge with Odd Fellows and other orders represented. He will be interred beside his mother. He was born in Sem County Ohio, attended Oberlin College and Michigan University Law, and formed long partnerships before practicing solo later in life.
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Sylvester B.isenhart
Chriet Hospital
Honewit
Idenhart
Florence Ponghe
Fargo
D. W. Isenhirt
Williarms County
Ihena
Unis al Hedsidh
Judge Tsenhart
Sem County
Ohio
Oberlin College
Michleat University
Ann Arbor
Topeka
Himelf
Dude Qwncer
Jehan Hosen
Judkey
Shawnee County
Mike
Dudee
Tsenhart
Ch HM
Alexander
Kansas City
Isenhart
Cofran
Kansas
Chi-Caro
Eleelon
Grover Cleveland
Iscohart
Piste Sails for Colon Philadelphia May 24
The auxiliary Grutger Diste sailed from the navy yard today for Colon with stores and provisions. At Colon the Weavel will take aboard about 200 marines who have served there more than a year and will return with them to League Island. After handine the marine: here the vessel will o. be the Brookien wavy sand to wawratt orders. Weather indications forecast partly cloudy today and Sunday with showers and warmer, fresh southerly winds.
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Philadelphia
Grutger Diste
Navy Yard
Colon
Weavel
League Island
Jnandine the Marine
Brookien Wavy
Wawratt
Ee Ag
Russians Lose 400, 3,000 Men in Port Arthur Push
Cable dispatches from Tokyo and Washington detail Russian casualties of about 400 dead and 3,000 missing in the Kin Chou and Port Arthur theaters. Japanese forces report advance toward Port Arthur with artillery gains and continued pressure on Nan Kam Ling, Talien Wan, and surrounding positions.
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Washington
Tokio
Kin Chou
Nan Kam Ling
Port Arthur
Shan Shi Hi
Dairy
Xmourtta
Talien Wan
Rome
Dalby
Generam
Danny
New Chying
Mukden Siys
Karapatkin
Stowe
Akindow Bay
Janshere
Martha
Minto
Mukdeo
Fialeise
Yoshina
Yan
Tventune
Korea
Conminck
Yalu
Chisampe
St. Petersburg
Jakovict
Petropavlovsk
Port Arthur Garrision
Caytaty Jakotietf
Manchuria
Jakovicff
Mukerot
London
Tokina
Leery
Porth
Russia
St Petersbore
Kwan Tung
Ports Arthur
Admiralty
General Staff
Aes
Japaniae
Deira
Oddahip
Bean
Anese
San Shi Li Pu
Nanahan
Nan Quan
Nakemori
Nansen
San Chitipo
Dalns
Fort Arthur
Talin Wan
Stoemd
Seoul
Navy
Kin Choy
Ninaan Hill
Baris
Chiskal
Kiliing & Nevtefint
Shadow River
Tio
Cpls Hasieht
Threatened Shooting Stirs NY Mob at Central Park
A large mob of 2 to 400 attacked a Black man named Chiriea Green at Central Park near Seventy ninth Street after an assault on two girls. Police failed to stop the crowd until threats to shoot them emerged and photographers were attacked while the prisoner was guarded. Water level on the Rock Island bridge measured 6.7 feet on the Kansas River this morning.
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New York
Chiriea Green
Dm Central Perk
Seventy-ninth Street
Burt Thrasts
Isnehing
Standsum
Hock Island
Kansas River
Taft to attend massed parade at fair grounds Monday
Secretary of War Taft arrives Monday afternoon for a grand parade and concert at the fair grounds as Fort Leavenworth cavalry and artillery units encamp and perform exhibitions. A large crowd is expected for the auditorium address and four parade divisions commanded by Cols Miller Saxon and Wilmarth.
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Fort Leavenworth Witt
Topeka
Fair Grounds
A. Purviance
Phurstay
W. Hi. Taft
W. H. Taft
Arive
Fort Leavenworth
Bienno NpaoHy
Parghet Moor
Amme
T. F. Garver
Shalran
Zengir
Tey
Frank R. Milleel
Pelle ‘Omraden
Artna
Modocore
Addrews
Chna
Harris
Tapika City
Hioys' Brigade
Fire Department
Route and Merchants Deptass
GO. Wikmarth
Haguay Svente
Eighth Street
Eighth Etrest
Harrisa
Hitretson
Hitretson Airdet
Tenth
Kiros Ave
Rotth
Katimis Avenue
Ninth
Quincy
Andiforium
Elehth
Quincy Atreeta
Tno
Taft
Halley
Db. Oo. Crane
W. & Jansay
Cal
Devlin
Charles Gaibor
Aind Kanes Avenue
Shuty
HU. Mudge
Say
Cantsins Jenatian de Naerton
Morris
Cartix Batley
I. W. Norris
Jonathan T Norton
Fiest
Stewart
Atnjer
Mitelet Witt
J. M. Miller
D. F. Wyatt
WH. Kormyer
Saxen
Cuttie Baley
Unclear Weather Report Fragment From Anomalous OCR
Fragmentary weather notice shows overspread cloud cover and scattered changes in temperature across central and northwestern counties. The text includes garbled place names and incomplete data from an hourly department monitor, making specifics unreadable.
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Marausay
Uae
Seek
Tee Intents
Sts
City Sefian
Topeka
Wichita
Tbh
Temperance Debate Divides Meth3odists General Conference
The Meth3odists' general conference in Los Angeles voted down a temperance recommendation calling for a special department and fund collection. The report on temperance was debated but rejected, while the missions committee report was adopted with a counter recommendation affecting marriage rites and district administration in Asia. The conference heard about European mission support and the handling of clerical gifts as new bishops and district leaders were elected and prepared to meet again after adjournment.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Department of Temperance
South Asia
Europe
Elie Gur Pestispar Nz
Epee Cang Sai Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engimeece
Orst
Rendeer
Ham
Nevwly
Wea Ates
Terry
Bonesford
McDosell
Pope Sits Up Late On Vatican Political Crisis
Rome May 28 Pope was up late weighing the Franco Vatican split as Premier Combes and the chamber faced an anti papal stand. The pontiff seeks guidance from leading cardinals and the papal nuncio in Paris before deciding his future posture after chamber minutes and reciprocal explanations are reviewed.
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Rome
Combes
Premier Combes
Paris
Memorial Day Veterans Graves Observances at Lincoln Park
Memorial Day events organize burial honors at Tootka and Catholic cemeteries led by J E Pennick and Chaplain J W Sidwell. Colors, salute by Company A, and decorations for veterans followed by a city-wide parade assembly at 1 PM and march at 2 30 PM toward Sixth and nearby avenues.
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Tootka
Arlows
Lincoln Port Hall Staim
J. E. Pennick
J. W.sidwell
Jongs
Warnite
Marshall A
ML Puller
Saxon
Iniect Oceane
Meetgiriyent
Eal
Potlee
Inve
World’s Fair notes and postal options at State Journal
Subscribers visiting the Work's Fair could have the State Journal mailed daily to any address in St. Louis for 20 cents a month. The last edition would arrive the following morning. Readers could have the paper sent care of the Kansas building if desired.
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The
State Journal
Xt Louis
Dale Speaks Outlines Views on State Political Questions
Dale presents her stance on current state political issues, highlighting policy priorities and governance approaches. Her remarks address education funding, healthcare access, and legislative process, emphasizing transparency and constituent engagement. Local observers note alignment with reform-minded perspectives.
The Railroad Issue Divides Kansans In Speech
Judge David M. Dale of Wichita spoke in Cheney on the railroad rate problem and political power. He cited a state convention in Wichita and alleged railroad influence shaping party leadership, urging voters to seek reforms and a more independent legislature.
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David Dale
Wichita
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