No Boer Sympathy Referendum Debate in Foreign Relations
A fractured record shows the Teller Boer resolution referred to Foreign Relations by a vote of forty. The roll includes Aldrich, Allison, Hawley, McCumber, Perkins, Platt, and others in a wide list of senators. The irregular transcription lists many names with errors and garbled terms.
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Washington
Tave
McCanas McCumber
Min Atitian
Piatt Low
Proctar
Sewellhee
Biri
Ads
Thureuim
Weunace
Wole Me
Chrandin
Clay
Coukrell
Ut Tersit
Duptot Himte
Burris
Hetil
Finne Jolien
Ark
Kener, Malloy
Sudne Mason
Money
Hebtticew
Pelter
Tima
Turner, Pur
Burglary Incident Shrouded by Damaged Text
Fragmentary OCR describes a burglary scene with unclear actions and suspects. Readable bits mention a sale or opening date and a struggle leading to violence. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving the core event and participants uncertain.
Matrimonial Customs From a Fractured Text
Fragmentary report describes a wedding reception scene at a church with a bridal party, relatives, and guests. It mentions dancing, supper at a new home, and the groom upholding good manners while guests allegedly attempt mischief, including stealing the bride and paying a penalty. The piece is garbled and contains many obscurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demanis & Price
Frayed Fashion Notes From A Bygone Page
A garbledOCR snippet describes delicate attire and floral garlands. It mentions morning wear, evening wear, and artificial flower petals arranged into a garland, with references to French women and decorative blossoms. The text shows faded wording and partial phrases about fashion details.
Cathotic Bishop and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR notes record a historical local item mentioning Henry Moyer of Cincinnati and Cotambhins in Giving Waltegman. July 2 references and a death morning at a residence, with secret societies planning to join a cavern Day parade led by Lindsey the chief mutshal.
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Cathotic
Cimeaibun
Henry Moyer
Cincimnati
Waltegman
Puthier Mouller
Lindsey, Chiet Mutshal
Delegates Plan Philadelphia Trip For Republican Convention
Ten of twenty delegates met at Copeland Water Last night to arrange travel details for the Philadelphia convention. Burton was named chairman, Seaton urged silk hats and red umbrellas, and badges were debated amid lively banter as plans to meet at the Continental hotel and travel by a Kanax headquarters took shape.
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Copeland Water
Philadelphia
BK Barton
HH. Tracy
Kanvak
Continental Hotel
Dyin Seaton
Seaton
Jdurtor
Burton
Tower of
Leroy
F.O. Hunsecker
Ouige City
Kentucky
Mr. Seaton
Atchieon Coimy
Mo Tomery
Beneen
Fm. Uy
Mr Button
Capt
B. Hwebr
WG. Holt
Kansas City
Mriur
Hugh
Schton
Atchisar & Monbre
Douglas House
Mtr. Foyton
Benton
Asa Nave
Pal Seaton
Mr. Fala
Seattle
Washington
Workers Named to Republican State Committee Executives
Morton Alhaugh, chairman, announces executive committees with members including Cyrus Liland, Doniphan, D. W. Mulvine, C. S. McGonixal, W. Ttte, Tambton, F. C. Raney, S. Crum, A. Mosher, Morris, John Randolph Cloud Tuglinada Otiavee, Abene Mitchell Otto Li Renton Deen Jewett Sedgwick Chas Elliett Sumner Mer Atbaughtr ex-officio chairman of the executive committee.
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Morton Alhaugh
Les
Ret Dicket
Cyrus Liland
Doniphan
D. W. S Mulvaine
Shawnee
C. S. McGonixal
W.tte
U Tambton
Johnson
F.C. Raney
Ern
S. Crum
Lahette Pourth
A. Mosher
Morris
John Randolph
Cloud
Joseph ‘Tuglinada
Otiavee
Abene Mitchell
Otto Li Renton
Deen
Jewett
Sedgwick
Chas
Elliett
Sumner Mer
Atbaughtr
Gen John P Rea Dies From Brain Disease
Gen John P Rea former Commander in Chief of the G A R dies in Minnesota from brain disease. The brief notice notes his service and sudden illness, with limited readable fragments indicating the obituary context and public remembrance.
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G. A. RB
Nsrapaiin
Minn
Ay Eis Don P
Pane
Hudson Out Debate Shapes State Central Committee Row
Fragmentary column discusses the state central committee race and the fight inside the party over leadership. It cites editorials and opposition to Attawwow and Albanes, urging unity to defeat opponents in November while preserving Republican policies and national aims.
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Feo Hart
Eaul
Mibauen
Fost
Capiiars
Attaveh
Mary
Albaugh
Shee
Bole Mide
Perse Se Pelee
Albanes
Reesane
Republican Party
State Central Committee
Harmonioun Party
Bristow Slashes Salaries In Havana Office
General Wood reported auditors found progress in tax and customs inquiry. Havana post office salaries cut from 1 500 to 3 600 for postmaster and from 200 to 1 800 for assistant, plus ten staff pay reductions. Seven clerkships abolished, saving about 6 700. Bristow aims further local-office cuts without harm.
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Bristow
Havana
Wood
Treasury
Customs Departments
United States
Becaume
Scanal
Postal
Petal Department
Reeves
Postal Department
Erman
Philippine Casualties Reported By Major General MacArthur
Major General MacArthur reports Philippine casualties with multiple names and units. Entries include dates from April 2 to May 25 across cavalry and infantry units such as Eleventh Cavalry Forty eighth infantry and Thirty seventh infantry, naming soldiers like George Overturf Judson Brown Charlw Moore and Victor Adair among others.
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Manthi
MacArthur
Vanrilla
Eleventh Cavalry
George Overturf
Foehy-clgatt
Judson Brown
Thirty-seventh
Edward Thottias
Forty First Infantry
James W. Wilterson
Atedhofen
Juda
Dawson
Forty-sixth
Philip Totsneustt LeMay
Witten
Topeka Becomes Episcopal Bishop Seat Change Report Adopted
Chicago report on the Episcopal change within the Methodist conference advocates moving episcopal residence to Topeka at Fifth and Topeka. Bishop McCabe previously stationed in Evanston, now to Detroit, with Topeka hosting the new headquarters amid long rivalry with Omaha.
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Bishop McCabe
Omaha
Chicago
Committee On
Methodist Conference
Ciata
Oia
Methodium
Topeka
Nindo
Detroit
Vincent
Switzerland
McCabi
Plworm Bet
Evanocom
Ty Deku
Tonebrath
First Methodist Church
Intehopa
MicCaby
Rene
North Evanston
Boxers in China Move on Port Arthur and North
Shanghai dispatch reports 20000 Chinese ready at Port Arthur to expel foreign influence as Boxers mobilize across Hu Nai and Kiang regions. Russians may land troops at Taku while Dewater Empress and Manchuria forces are cited as potential supporters.
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London
Shanghai
Russia
Taka
Port Arthaur
Hu Nai
Kiang
Kang Yi
Ching Tuan
Manchuria
Pekinims
Hang An Avadtahte
Keep Plague Out Colorado Bars Entry of Chinese and Japanese
Colorado state health board orders quarantine to exclude Chinese and Japanese entrants. No Chinaman or Japanese may enter the state without a health certificate from the city of origin stating they have not had bubonic plague in the six weeks before application.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
Brny
State Board of Health
Jimmie Smith Arrives With Message to Presidents
Durton May 29 James Smith the American district messenger boy arrives at Lorenzo Marques carrying a message of sympathy from Philadelphia and Newh about boys to President Kruges. President Kruger has lent his private car to convey him to Pretoria. The French liner Corronde arrived here today with many Transvaal refugees.
England on Indian Famine Won't Give So Long as Other Countries May Be Worked
May 29.3 London. MacKenzie Conservative member for Cardigan moved to adjourn for Whitsuntide and addressed the Indian famine. He said the Indian government seemed late to cope while George Hamilton urged that aid would be given from British exchequer if necessary, though there was currently lack of funds and a reliance on private charitable contributions.
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London
MacKenzie
Cardi
Whitsuntide
George Hamiltom
Siste
Sadia
Neceessey
Midway Opens Amid Carnival Chaos at Topeka Street Fair
Report covers chaotic midway scenes with cage acts and performers including a lioness, a flying lady, and moving pictures. City officials and several council members attend, while crowds flock to exhibits such as Lunette the flying woman, the Streets of Cairo, and a grand electric fountain display. Prizes for baby show announced, and a packed program schedule outlines daily events and performances across the fairgrounds.
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Drew
Gen. Hughes
Counciltan Elliott
England
Vin
Nic
Billott
Sird Bald
Coutcsman
Snattinger
Stanley
Sapho
The
Indy
Major Drew
Snattifeer
Bird
Morgan
Chaney
Ellett
Hughes
Byers
Squires Bolnly
Topeki
Puntine
Vera
Cairo
Fasau
Lunette
Gersam
Atchison
Dullere
Leavenworth
Emporia
Hotton
Wiebitz
Parsons
Ottawa
Junction City
Manhattan
Topeka
Christine Millie
Cerdose
Kimbell Fiano Company
Unelr
Kimball Booth
Crosby Brown Booth
Howard
Claude Seaman
Senate panels back five million for St Louis Exposition
Washington May 99 committees on the sundry civil bill agreed to Senator Cockrells amendment providing 5 000 000 for the Louisiana purchase exposition at St Louis in 190%. Washington May 29 the senate approved a modified amendment concerning Chinese immigration directing enforcement of the exclusion laws under the treasury secretary.
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Washington
Senate
Cockrell
St. Louis
Acretary of the Treasury
Daily Market Report Highlights Mixed Grain and Livestock Movements
Wheat quiet and easier with slight drops in early trade and broader weakness at some points. corn steady with light to moderate activity and scattered rain affecting yields. rye and barley showing limited moves. Livestock receipts steady with Texas and Kansas markets noting modest gains and steady heifer and steer prices. cattle volume moderate and hogs showing varied futures outlooks.
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Invests
Dululk
Rye
Nena Barle Ec
Timuth
May market reports from Topeka and Kansas City exchanges
May market notes show wheat and corn prices from Topeka and Kansas City, with cotton, creamery butter, sugar and money market figures. Listings mention Topeka markets, Chicago and New York reports, and regional price updates with diverse commodities and receipts.
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Kansas City
Kansas Ciy
Ehates Mrupyen — Creamery
Aatry
Fancy
New York
Estern Creamery
Maulsmac
Tiw
J. C. Goings
Topeka
New_York
Jona
People’s Gai
Atehtaen M
Atehieon
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Munson
Reidwel
Weilhwmlay
Topeka Laundry Co
Jackson St
J. BR. Burton
John Seaton
John P. Rea
Ana
Giles
Hudson
Port Arthur
Berwid
China
Proson
Kempit
Irene
Norch
Honk Kung
Taku
Newark
Conger
Ienort
Pekin
Bote Sethoritien
State Department
Jeane Taylor Headlind
University of Pekin
Che Eise
Fossa
Europe
Peiin
Hetlr Tadwagee
Jimmie Smith
President Kruger
Tula Gordon
Danre
Liz
Vautette
Iees
Bia
Allie Brown
Widlesday
Laken
Pisses
Wichita
Lawrence
Aeterhuen
Dolman
Musshall
Ranie
St. Louis Fair
Today's Market Report
Ohkars
Texas
Fed Aeeern
SOG
Texan Bullm
Somorrow
Lucia
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
SBS
Steady Suas Shere
Shieh
Teaie
Eliegya Av
Aeestane Gato
Rai Rertee Eight Ah Shay
Creamery
RUTH
Eerpool
Preston
Bibek
Smn
Kannas
P . Tae
Corm
Chen Ina
Bai
Holle
Bonis Meade
J.C. Golnen
Erobmmt
Ictaiver
Afain
Open High Ee
Ieee Ven
Ity
Grain and Provisions
East Fifth Strest
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