Valentine Honors Employees With Silver Medals Gift Plan
President Valentine inaugurates a holiday gift program for Santa Fe employees to receive medals and a silver souvenir. He travels from New York to San Francisco with Kansas City officials and guests, plans for medals include a quarter-ounce silver coin, and aims to recognize workers during the annual inspection and company events.
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Sante Fe Rumeau
Vichentine
New York
San Francisco
Rayman A. Welly
Tantra
Department of Kansas City Db
T. Mervine
Kansas City
H. Gardiner
Mervine
Topeka
N. Nichols
Bt Joseph
Lytin Topeka
J. W. Bruce
Frewphy
Sabato
Lown
Sinoop
Mike Valentine
Santa Fe No
Valentine
Santa Fe
Purbesites Express
Salt Lane City
Visak
Mda
Say Prandace
Chicago Strike Expands Over Disputed Agreement
Chicago laborers walked off after no agreement signing by employers on a proposed 72 dollar per week raise. About 280 machinists at Fraser and Chalmers halted work, facing dispersal and warnings from W. J. Chatters. A sympathetic wave spread, with other plants including Bibson Spring reporting minor action.
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Chicago
Wilkes
Fraser & Chalméra
W. J. Chatters
Rome
Sialiar Aseres
Sereesnont Unm” Ie
Win Ault
Methicoe Ie Works
Bibson Spring Company
Polies Chiefs Elset OMcers New York May 81 Major
Major Richard Rylvester of Washington DC was identified in New York in May 81 as a notable military officer connected to police elset omcers coverage.
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Polies
New York
Richard Rylvester
Washington, DC
Made Minister of Marina and other local notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ministerial appointment and coastal local affairs with unclear names and dates. The legibility limits extracting concrete facts such as person names, places, or organizations.
Constitutional Limitations and Europract Negotiations
Washington May 21 ministers at Pekin settle indemnity and interest for bonds. China faces guarantee method as European powers press for international joint guarantees. US faces diplomatic contention with Russia and France amid unclear executive authority.
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Washington
Pekin
United States
Hussia
France
Guarantes International
May lose Skibo to Carnegie dispute in Scotland
Edinburgh dispatch says Sir Charles Sutherland seeks to set aside Andrew Carnegie’s purchase of Skibo Castle. Ground of objection not yet developed. Exiba Castle had been owned by Mr. Carnexte for two years with residence there. Plaintiff named Sir Charity Sutherland appears uncertain.
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London
Edinburgh
Charles Sutherland
Skibo Castle
Andrew Carnegie
Exiba
Carnexte
Len
Atlantic
Sir Charity Sutherland
Senators press on Cuba policy after Platt amendment debate
Washington May 31 Senators Piatt Lodge and Fairbanks conferred with the president before a cabinet meeting on Cuba. They said executive decision is needed whether the constitutional convention constitutes substantial compliance with the Platt amendment. They noted deep discussion of Monroe Doctrine implications, but affirmed the aim to withdraw from Cuba as soon as feasible while protecting island interests and future relations with the United States.
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Washington
Piatt
Connecticut
Lodge
Massachusetts
Fuirbatke
Indiana
Lhe
Provident
Cuttin Altains Amunie
United States
Cuba
Formerly of Kansas. Woodruff and Mager Arrested
Dr Wylie G. Woodruff of Philadelphia, a former University of Pennsylvania athlete, and Mrs. Baith Mager of Lawrence, Kansas, were arrested at Union Depot on a charge involving the abduction of Myrtle Shover’s baby daughter. The report notes ongoing legal actions and references to related warrants and local authorities.
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W. G. Woodruff
Lawrence
Porthend
Gre
Wylie G. Woodruff
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Tve
Union Dépot
Baith Mager
Kaen
Shover
Myrtle
Woodruff
Torsa
Pollee Kayes Lawrence, Ne
Cuban Constitutional Action on Platt Amendment Questioned
Washington May 30 The administration found the Cuban constitutional convention’s terms of the Platt amendment not substantially compliant and will inform the convention of the rejection Secretary Root announced after cabinet talks with Senators Platt and Lodge The government says it can do nothing further until the convention acts again while Platt amendment conditions remain on the statute books and control over Cuba continues.
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Washington
Foot
Speyne Soreed Neneen
Platt
Connecticut
Lodge
Massachusett
Senator Piatt
Thont
Compaties
Root
Piatt
McKay vs Albaugh emblem filing debate in state party race
Mort Albaugh as Republican state central committee chair filed emblems for the party device on the mock ballot. The design is small, simple, and depicts a wagon flying. Prohibitionists, populists and Republicans have filed emblems while Democrats and Socialists have not.
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Mort Albaugh
Republican State Central Committee
Republican Emblem Sparks State Emblem Debate at Convention
At a state convention the Republican emblem controversy centers on a proposed emblem featuring a nine horned rabbit. Secretary of State George Clark refuses to file the device, while D C McCray challenges the filing and a mandamus is sought as the party splits over who holds authority. Separately, the Sock Democrats vote to rename the party the Socialist party and adopt a platform prioritizing collective ownership and neutral competition.
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George Clark
D. C. McCray
Mort
George
McCray
Bank
Webb
Geonee
Taw
Tee
Hite
Mic
Betty
Clark
Forier Kymerel
Cimrit
Muray
Seateral
Saeas Just Plain Socialiste Coimmbas
Sockti Democrats
Socialist Party
Mental Land
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Geal sbEiom
Arid Dlatel
Bradford Acts as Escort to 13 Prisoners at Federal Penitentiary
A report states Bradford escorted thirteen prisoners from Leavenworth to a federal penitentiary in Topeka. General SH Lord of Ardmore and T. T. are included in the journey. Legal details mention multiple defendants under whisky laws, with sentences ranging from four to five years for grand larceny and related crimes.
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SH Lord
Ardmore
T. T
Topeka
Leavenworth
Histor Aguiar
Jeratiett
Pgrudtuch
Robinson Dead Passes Away in Chicago After Long Life
D B Robinson longtime vice president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad died at his Chicago home. Born 1847 at St Athans he began as a clerk in 1869 and rose through multiple railroad roles including general manager posts at Atlantic Pacific Mexican routes and Santa Fe lines. His career spanned Central Pacific New Orleans and Mexican railways before becoming Santa Fe president and later first vice president.
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Chicago
D. B. Robinson
Atchison,To
Peks & Santa Fe Railroad Company
St Athans
Diece Élerk
Central Verminienst
Central Pacific
Sacramento
Cat
Peale
New
Orleane and Motte
Mungier
Two Miners Killed in Newcastle Mine Explosion
Glenwood Springs Col May 21 An explosion at the Ciryell mine at Newcastle killed two miners and injured eight others. Names listed include Leo, Prank Geant, Wm Rogers, John Davis, Joe Alrtis, Wi Harris, Sam Davis and Ches Murdick among the injured. Authorities believe gas buildup caused the blast.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Ciryell
Newcastle
Sasi Thee
Sted
Leo Faa Prank Geant
Wenn Ware
Rogers
John Davis
Joe Alrtis
Wi. Harris
Sam Davis
Hd McFadden
Ches Murdick
Mrs Wheinley Improvement Reported After Sizable Journey
Dr Riley says Mrs Mekinley shows great improvement and rests after her journey. Sister consultation notes risk remains, but condition easing. authorities believe recovery possible though not assured. Bert Ray, 13, dies after fall under a Santa Fe train near Chanute. Despite blame exonerated, inquest attributes death to his own carelessness.
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Riley Bays
Washington
Soho
Boer
Geo A. Sienberg
Johnstone
Pell
Chanute
Bert Ray
Jase
Three trolley cars runaway in Wilmington freight fall
Three heavily loaded trolley cars on a steep Wilmington hill ran away today. One man was killed, another fatally injured, and about 25 hurt. A rider, Joshua Gilman, leaped from a car window and was cut in two. Conductor Elmer Jones remained aboard as his car’s wheels broke his legs and he suffered internal injuries. All cars carried nearly 100 passengers returning from Brandywine Park. The new line opened yesterday. motormen may have been unfamiliar with the heavy grade.
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Wilmington
Del
New People's Street
Joshus Gilman
Elmer Jones
Sells Estate Inventory and Claims Report
Probate records show an estate inventory totaling 41 272 665 for the late Smirith Ann Sells prepared by P I Bonebrake C D Knowles CH Culp and G W Vente. Claims filed in the court total 21 282 50 with items listed including Pyrguron paper hanging and interest from various creditors and stores.
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P. I Bonebreke
C. D. Knowles
CH. Culp
G. W. Vente
Kansas
Lee T. J. Coughlin
Id. & Co
Fernaks Rumpler & Warren
P. J. Bonebrake
Barbara Tauer
Senate passes railway act amendments for street and underground lines
The senate approved bills to amend the Passenger Railway Act of 1899 authorizing passenger railways on streets not currently occupied and enabling elevator and underground railways. Bills moved rapidly from committee, passed all readings, with amendments rejected, and now await House action.
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Hiarrisnurs
Senate
House
Masonic Block Sold in Topeka for 21000 Dollars
Frank J Brown sells the Masonic building on Jackson Street Topeka between Sixth and Seventh Avenues for 21000 dollars. Trustees held the property as security for Lombard Investment bonds and sell to Hall to settle the trusts. The sale transfers a valuable Topeka real estate asset from non residents to a prominent local businessman.
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Frank J. Brown
Wie Jam N. Hall
Masonic Building
Jackson Street
Sixth Avenue
Seventh Street
Old Lombard Investment Company
Noentlantg
Mer Hall
Topeke Real Extitte
Census Report Details U S Population by States and Cities
The director of the census reports the first half of the final census, presenting the aggregate U S population by states and regions, center of population, and county and city figures for incorporated places with 1000 or more residents. It covers changes since the last act of Congress and notes territorial populations and minor civil divisions.
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Washington
United States
Alaske
Weather forecast uncertain with possible showers
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions with rain predicted later. Forecasts partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible showers in the southern portion. northeast wind around eight miles per hour. Temperature data unclear, map shows scattered rain patterns, making rain timing hard to pinpoint.
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Weather Bureau
Tilton at Osborne wartime address and post remarks
Col W Tilton and wife and daughter Mercy attended a ceremony with Colonel Cunningham. A veteran audience heard an oration lamenting Civil War costs, urging fidelity to national unity and peaceful means to preserve integrity, and recalling Kirby Smith’s veterans and the Union effort.
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Kirby Smith
Republic
Pompeii
West Eighth street tracks dispute delays paving plan
Streetcar officials deny plans to remove tracks on West Eighth avenue to save paving costs. Council critics suggest skipping the work to avoid a about nine thousand dollar expense. Officials claim they would accommodate in other areas, while the cost of paving the street would be around nine thousand and ten dollars.
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West Eighth Avenue
C. Baker
West Tenth
West Twelfth
West Eighth Street
Une
Railway
Minneapolis Defeats Glasco In Season Opener
Minneapolis Kansas May 71 The Minneapolis Stanfords opened the baseball season here with an easy victory over Glasco. Score by innings and weather notes follow, including city temperatures for several major centers and forecasts indicating variable winds tonight.
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Glasco
Kan
Minneapolia Stanfords
Shoredar
FIGHTING RENEWED IN SHOCKING LATE BATTLE AT VINDOFTELE
Report from London May 8 and Pretoria May 38 describe renewed heavy fighting as General Dixon's forces clash with Duplessis troops at Vindfontéla. Casualties are heavy with 174 killed or wounded and four officers dead. Lord Kitchener regrets the losses and notes British casualties.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Eporta
War Office
Pretoria
Viantentein
Durvan
Unable to Decode Narrative From Fragment
The brief fragment reports a political setback or resignation involving named figures McSwetvey, Tillman, and Mulairin in Columbia. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or organizational context is discernible from the text provided.
Wells in Leavenworth stir profiles eccentric man in Topeka
A Topeka Journal profile discusses Wells, an eccentric young man who stirred Leavenworth two weeks ago. The piece notes his versatile character, brief Missouri Valley attendance, and an alleged attraction he held before returning to Topeka where he faced incarceration records.
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Topeke
Wellin
Topeka
Ale Sisal
Tesvenwrorth
Leavenworth
Harry Kobe
W. F. Feith
Lekvenwurth
Det Evening
Wells
Leavenworth Wortet
Missouri Valley
Mystery clears on death by own act in Naples
Naples New York May 21 report on Rev Ir SMab ble Babcock death May 18 inside a private hospital room. Cable updates from Naples describe fever illness and ingestion of corrosive substances. Investigations note a potential connection to a church covenant and a later move to exorcise alleged spirits.
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Naples
New York
Ir. Smabble B. Babcock
Fev
Patie
Marty
Habeoth
Webeter
Babcovk
Phywicies
Mulgeckinie
Minia
Tie Brive Presbyterian Cuiutuh
Webster’ Pisseare
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