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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
2
Kansas News Clippings From Atchison to Emporia and Beyond
A sweeping collage notes Kansas events and figures: Atchison joints listed, an Arcadian veteran's pension awarded posthumously, Emporia Normal School expecting 2,000 attendees, and Kansas voters swelling to 5 hot 240,000. The Santa Fe plans heavy rolling stock spending, a Herington hotel fire, and police use of bloodhounds in horse thieves cases. Weather, wheat receipts, and a hydraulics lab at the University of Kansas feature in depth. A Rush county wedding mishap as a sister dies, state water rights disputes near Colorado, and a roll call of Kansas governors with eight dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Orient Railway
Atchison
Emporia Normal School
Horton
Hay
Rock Island
Herington
White City
Santa Fe
Huggins
Emporia
Abilene
N Rember
F. W Glackmar
University of Kansas
New York University
Helen Gould
Kansas City
Oklahoma
School of Engineering
Fowler
Rose Schaffer
Peter Leg- Teller
Agbenthal
Rush County
N. A. Weber
L. D. Lewelling
Popeka
Topeka
Godard
United States Supreme Court
Colorado
Arkansas
Robinson
Carney
Green
Harvey
Osborne
Anthony
Martin
Lewelling
Crawford
John
Glick
Humphrey
Morrill
Heady
Stanley
Sat
Imperialism and liberty clash in a call for constitutional trust
A polemic argues against imperial expansion citing Lincoln and Jefferson, condemning militarism and colonization. It warns that conquest erodes consent of the governed, urges a republic dedicated to liberty, and questions annexation of the Philippines and a global empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2 Republic
God
Europe
Lincoln
Franklin
Democratic Party
United States
Philippines
China
Japan
Talmage Sermon On The Two Thieves At Calvary In Munich
Dr. Talmage delivers a sermon inspired by Munich paintings, using Luke 23 to contrast the unrepentant unbelief on the right cross with repentance on the left. He portrays the crowd, the criminal on the middle cross, and the dying thief seeking mercy, urging readers to grasp forgiveness through faith and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby
Lois
Klogsch
Munich
Jerusalem
Lebanon
Calvary
Teach
Voltaire
Christ
Hobbes
Frances
Newport
Woree
Sintner
Chay
Mwo
God's Mercy
Beata
Heaven
Iika
Peace
Geyser Soap Incident in Yellowstone Noted
A historical tale recalls an early Yellowstone geyser soap experiment by a Chinaman using a wash tub near the basin. The suds triggered eruptions, disrupted displays, and led to government action to ban soap use as it damaged geyser activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
New Postal Law in Hawaii and Other Items
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes Hawaii the U S territory now under domestic postal rules using United States stamps. The report covers murders two years prison tax disputes census figures and a string of varied notices and incidents across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawai
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Hawaii
United States
Drowned men inspect telephone line route near Lexington
George Zimmerer and Thomas, two young men employed by J. H. Tilchrist & Co. of Kearney, drowned at Ash near Lexington while examining a new telephone line. The Loup river ford, swollen by recent rains, swept them into fast water and captured Zimmerer beneath a toppled buggy. Both bodies recovered after hours of searching. Zimmerer remained clutched to the buggy while Thomas lay across a horse. Zimmerer leaves a large circle of friends. his wife and parents reside in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Zimmer
Lexington
Neb
Exch
Thomas
Kearney
Ite Junction
Loup River
Ask Creek
Loup
Zimmerer
Thoms
J. H. Tilchrist & Coty
Zimmertz
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