Editor Change at Capital Journal Kelezer Resigns as Business Manager
General Hudson resigns as editor and plans to devote time to private business. H T Chase succeeds Hudson. Dell Kelzer departs as business manager. contract worth 35000 per year expires August. changes described as peaceful but tensions whispered among staff.
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Jone Fe Muirane
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Uudaiy Celebeaten
Atxuern
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Huron
Melzer
Melzer Said: "I Do Hot Know That I Will Stay Out of the Business Nermianputty
General Hadas
Why He Quit in a Capital City Newspaper
Gen T Hutten states he quits the Dolly Cari ceases role amid tension with Hayard T. Cities. He claims a conflict over paper policy and editorial direction favors the state ticket while opposing party methods. He notes upcoming changes at the paper and asserts independence from rivals and party dictation.
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Ciiteriad
Dolly Cari
Hayard T
Hoimeaa
Albingich
POL Sabatantory
Poperes
Petitiog
Kileer
Eepistyiedal Party
Ronkente
Lothar
Hepublican
Sadowss
Noverster
Popenoe Tales Steering Paper’s Management Change
Mr Popenoe outlines a leadership shift at the paper with Kelner selling to Holtman and Chase, while Wasinge and others face questions. He declines to comment on private or controversial aspects. Chase retains editorial charge and Habitate will oversee the pits department with Holtman in Business office. Sheldon supports the Mis srett Valles Finer.
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Evan
Kelner
Holtman
Chase
Popenve
Bettas
Popertioe
Pier
Popenoe
Babi Pext
Kovtun
Editorial Claims Capital Management Row Continues
The immediate cause faculty of a capital management rift is outlined as Gen Hudson’s plan for Sunday actions, with Mr Babiee and Mr Polefives opposing. Editors say an empire approach failed as political maneuvers led to turmoil, prompting widespread public interest and a Sunday morning editorial echoing the struggle.
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Hudson
Bunday
Babiee
Polefives
Kruger to Fly and Boers Demoralized Near Johannesburg
Reports from London and Pretoria detail Kruger contemplating flight to Holland and Boer demoralization as British forces approach Johannesburg within fifteen miles. Dispatches describe lines of communication, rail moves, and expected political moves, with pleas for peace and continued pressure on the Transvaal and Free State.
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Kruger
Pretoria
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Hoers
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French
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Johan Testure
Free State
Lord Roberts
Orange River
Kup River
Transvaal
Pilkington
Johannesbure
New Castle
Natal
Ugo
Methodists Adjourn After Quadrennial Conference
Chicago May 2 The twenty third delegated quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal church ended after four weeks. Key actions included abolishing the fixed pastorate term, ratifying the equal representation amendment, seating provisional delegates, adopting a new constitution with women allowed at general conference, and electing two missionary bishops. Proceedings noted as the most active in decades with trustees named for the American University and closure rituals observed as the conference history closed.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Methirhem
Rock River Conference
Wins “Ly
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Washington
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Warren
McKinsey
Wales Votes Aye On Colonial Marriage Bill
London May 23 The house of lords passed the second reading of a colonial marriage bill amid cheers by 116 to 31. Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal supported the measure to permit marriage of a man to his deceased wife’s sister, facing opposition from Earl Salisbury who warned it would change inheritance law. The majority included the Prince of Wales and several dukes. minority included the Marquis of Salisbury and the Duke of Abercorn.
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Earl Balisbury
Great Britain
Marquis of Salisbury
Duke of Abercorn
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Duke of York
Duke of Devonshire
Marquis of Lanstowne
Socialist Gains in Belgium Elections Narrow Catholic Margin
Belgium general elections show socialists gaining ground and reducing Catholic majority from 62 to a smaller margin. Reports from Brussels note rising socialist influence in key districts as results filter in.
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Belgium
Brussels
Garwheel Works Topeka Adds Forging Locomotive Plant
Garwheel Works in Topeka is set to expand with forging boiler and locomotive production. The addition signals a substantial new industry near the existing plant, positioning Topeka as a growing manufacturing hub.
Topeka to House Santa Fe Car Wheel Works Soon
News that Topeka will host the Santa Fe Railway car wheel works and the forging and locomotive shops. Vice President Barr and President Ripley indicated swift site finalization and funding, with construction expected within sixty days and locomotive shops to begin next year.
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Santa Fe
The
State Journal
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Santa Fe Railway Company
Jonathan Thomas
Musee
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Mudge
Studge
Tipley
Southern Kamas
Riptex
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Ripley
Manner Mader
Theme
Mt Pught
Karr
Macksmith
Baller
Switch
Frog Shore
Garrett
Chicago
Mrs Gladstone Nearing End as Illness Deepens
London May 28 Mrs Gladstone shows gradual weakness with paralysis on her right side as her condition worsens this morning.
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McKinley Returns From Eclipse Observation Trip
President McKinley and party arrived in Washington aboard the Dolphin at 9:30 in the forenoon after viewing the eclipse yesterday from Chesapeake Bay. They are all in good health and report a free passage homeward.
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McKinley
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Chesapeake Bay
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Schley Fleet to Stay in South American Waters Six Months
A Washington report states Admiral Schley's fleet will remain in South American waters for at least six months. The order suspends docking rules, avoiding Cape Town detentions, with potential US-only dockings if urgent, while British caution limits naval movements among major powers.
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Great Bill for Oleo Tax Reported Favorably by House
Washington May 29 after a lengthy contest advocates of a bill to tax oleomargarine and imitation butter reported the measure favorably from the House agriculture committee by a 10 to 7 vote. A substitute to tighten fraud safeguards failed 9 to , and the bill was then amended to exclude renovated butter. The final reported bill imposes a four one hundredth cent per pound tax on non colored oleomargarine and ten cents per pound if colored to imitate butter, with earlier act provisions preserved. Majority and minority reports are to be submitted Thursday as supporters push for swift action in congress.
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Plague in Frisco Delays Quarantine Action
In San Francisco on May 29 legal complications emerged in the plague response. A U S circuit court order restrained the local board of health and United States Surgeon Kinyoun from excluding Chinese and from leaving the city. The state board urged city officials to quarantine the Chinese district, but the city board feared contempt if a quarantine was declared before the court ruling. After midnight debate, the matter was postponed.
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Midway visit stirs city officials and a two headed wonder show
Mayor Drew and a majority of the city council toured the Midway with Governor Stanley. A two headed Milie Christine attraction drew crowd reactions as officials debated a place of honor and observed Oriental acts and an animal show. The party paused at Jerusalem and the two headed performer sparked questions about legitimacy and pomp.
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