Congregation Reopens after Repairs at Atlantic Church
After repainting and re fitting the Congregational Church in Atlantic, the building reopened with a special sermon by Dr Hill. A large audience attended the rededication, praising the restoration cost about one thousand dollars and the work of Hanson and Kjer. The pastor urged personal renewal and urged members to support further improvements with generous giving.
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Atlantic
Congregational Church
Hanson & Kjer
Hill
God
Martha
Mary
National Irrigation Congress Opens in Cheyenne With Boosted Attendance
The National Irrigation Congress began in Cheyenne Wyoming at 10 this morning with higher attendance as delegates from Colorado Montana Wyoming and Kansas arrived. Colonel H B Maxson presented a bill framing a plan under the Garcy law allowing ten years from final segregation to reclaim with four months for temporary segregation and maps filing required to avoid forfeiture. Executive committee members named include H L Kellogg Colorado S M Knox Illinois J K Churchill Kansas R W Sylvester Maryland Thomas Knight Missouri J D O Donnell Montana M M McCutcheon Michigan T G Frost Minnesota M Dougherty Nebraska M B Maxson Nevada S N Smith South Dakota H McClintock Arizona Judge Shurillif Utah.
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Cheyenne
Maxsom
Wyo
National Irrigation Congress
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Kansas
H. B. Maxson
Lincoln Congress
Washington
Maxson
House Committee On
Executive Committee
The
Congress
H. L. Kellogg
M. Knox
Minois
J. K. Churchill
R. W. Sylvester
Maryland
Thomas Knight
Missouri
J. D. O’ Donnell
M. M. McCutcheon
Michigan
T. G. Frost
Minnesota
M. Dougherty
Nebraska
M. B. Maxson
Nevada
N. Smith
South Dakota
H. McClintock
Arizona
Shuriliff
Utah
Day to Return to Washington for Peace Commission talks
Secretary Day of the state department will return from Canton Ohio to Washington next week to confer with the president on final instructions to the U S members of the peace commission. The U S commissioners sail for Europe from New York on the 17th inst and must complete preliminary arrangements here beforehand.
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Washington
Washigton
Day
State Department
Canton
United States
Peace Commission
Europe
New York
Joint Commission
QuasEo
Joint High Commission
Canada
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Eaason
Easson
Quebec
Bank Failure Rocks Topeka Trust Company Shock
The Kansas Loan and Trust company once known as the Trust Company of America fails with liabilities around 400000 and assets near 1200000. Receivers named John R. Mulvane John Marion and W H Rossington T B Sweet and G H Whitcomb appointed due to inability to meet obligations. Also notes related items on Cuban law codification by Lt J H Blount Jr and adjournment of the Joint Commission with health reports from Santiago and Vienna diplomatic views on the czar's message.
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Topeka
Toperka
Kansas Loan and Trust Company
The
Trust Company of America
Kansas
John R. Mulvane
John Marion
W. H. Rossington
T. B. Sweet
G. H. Whitcomb
Dreyfus Case Shakeup as Henry Confession Surfaces
Paris dispatch reports new twists in the Dreyfus affair with the death of Lt Colonel Henry by his own hand and General Boisdeffre's resignation amid claims Henry forged the key letter. Henry finally confessed to fabricating the document used to convict Dreyfus, while Minister Cavaignac vows punishment of all guilty parties regardless of rank.
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Dreyfus
Boludeftve
Henry
Dreyfus Oase
Paris
Emile Zola
Zola
Honry Yeateruay
de Boisdeffre
Devil's Island
Piequart
Pellioux
Boies-deffre
M. Cavaignac
Chamber of Deputies
M. Oav-aignac
M. Osvaignac
Queen Wilhelmina Installed as Queen at Age Thirteen
The Hague September 1 a proclamation marks Wilhelmina's majority and elevation to ruler. She thanks the people, pledges to govern with Orange dynasty duty, strengthen the Netherlands name and flag, and call for unity as churches hold solemn services nationwide.
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Wilhelmina
Netherland
the Hague
Netherlands
House of Orange
Holland
Kansans Beach Santiago In Cuban War Update
Eight hundred and fifty men of the Twenty-third Kansas arrived today aboard the Vignaccia in Bantraco. The report that General Calixto Garcia was relieved by Maximo Gomez is denied by prominent Cubans. Rough Riders to be relieved with leaves and furloughs, then mustered out. A Minnesota court in Prerne declares a license law unconstitutional for canvassers outside the state. National League games feature Pittsburg-NY, Cincinnati-Washington, St Louis-Phila-Baltimore-Lousville, and Cleveland, with Western League scores noted.
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Kansans Beach
Santiago
Bantraco
Kangas
Vigilancia
Calixto Garcia
Maximo Gomez
Rough Riders
Washington
Corbin
Cavalry
Roosevelt
Prerne, &. D
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
J. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louisville
Cleveland
Boston
Minneapolis
Bt. Joseph
Detroit
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Bt. Paul
Kansas City
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Bethel
Jacob
Heaven
Bierstadt
Yosemite
Columbia
Lowell
Chartres
David
J. H. Blount, Jr
Lawton
Department of Santiago
Santiago de Cuba
Vienna
Muravichi
Oregon
Towa City
James Havik, Jr
Cervera
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Bryan
Concorn
N. H
Charles F. Stone
Concord
William J. Bryan
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles River Park
McDuffie
Frank Butler
Harry Elkes
Phillpps
Denver
Arbanta
E. Philipps
State Normal School
University of Denver
Sondon
Hong Kong
Daily Mail
Wildman
General Greene
Manila
Bousdefire
Pants
M. Bouedefire
Navy Yard
Renvina
Army
Navy
Carpenter Steel Company
War Department
Spain
Sohley
San Juan
W. 8. Schley
William W. Gordon
Porto Rico
Seneca
Matthews Clinton
Ind
Claude Matthews
Clinton
Matthews Mansion
Saunders
Samuel
Mount
Matthews
Otevecano
McKinley
C. D. Woodward
Woodward
Columbia University
Eoctoma
H.T
Lucas Aye
Louis
S.S.S
Booka
Swift Boesifia Company
Atlenta
Georgia
Humphreys
Yaphreys
Iron Works
Atlantic Iron Works
Third and
Poplar Street
Atlantic, Iowa
and North Pacific Coast
Chicago
Rock Island
California
Portland
Alaska
Klondike
Oklahoma
Texas
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