Fatalities in cheap railway cars editorialized
The Kansas City Star argues rail safety favors heavier, sturdier cars to reduce deaths. It cites a Rock Island wreck near Topeka where deaths occurred in a light chaircar between two stronger cars. The piece condemns cost-cutting by railways and urges strict laws and enforcement for safer equipment and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
United States
Rock Island
Kansas
Topeka
National Congress
Not Easy for Democrats in Roosevelt Opposition Ballot
A Washington dispatch notes the Democratic task to unite foes of trusts and harmonize factions. It cites David Ball of Pike County Missouri and Perry Bennont of New York hobnobbing with Democratic leaders in Washington as the party weighs a broad coalition effort and campaign fund strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Commission
Mammon
David Ball
Pike County
Missouri
Perry Bemnont
New York
Hanna Emerges as Possible Presidential Candidate
The piece muses on Mark Hanna possibly entering the presidential nomination race and predicts that if he does, the Kansas machine loyal to Roosevelt would quickly align with the Hanna camp, contending they were the state's original Hanna supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
Uncle Mark
Kansas
Roosevelt
Mail
Breeze
Ex Gov Cas Foster of Ohio Dies. Bushnell Near Recovery
Former Ohio Governor Cas Foster is reported dead while ex governor Bushnell suffered a stroke of paralysis and faces uncertain recovery. The brief notice notes Foster’s passing and Bushnell’s serious health crisis with limited detail on circumstances or affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas. Foster
Ohio
Bushnell
Bryan Returns From Europe Content, Pleased to Be Home
William J. Bryan has returned from Europe and expresses satisfaction at being home. He recalls meeting many notable men, notes Switzerland as more democratic than the United States with strong public opinion and direct voting, and says the shores of America impressed him most on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Europe
Mr. Bryan
Switzerland
United States
America
Salvation Army praised for street ministry and care
Observers note the Salvation Army mirrors its Topeka program nationwide by feeding the hungry tending the sick and clothing the needy. The public dismisses street discourses yet recognizes practical religion in the Army, praised by Mayl and Breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Topeka
Salvation
Senators Hanna and Roosevelt sparks spook Kansas reply
The Kansas Republicans alarmed by Hanna’s possible candidacy push to prepare for a shift toward Roosevelt. Billy Morgan signals loyal followers to align quickly and be ready to switch to Marcus if the situation favors their side.
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Hanna
Kansas
Roosevelt
Hutchinson News
Billy Morgan
Teddy
Marcus
Lawrence
Nebraska Democrat in Washington wagers over Bryan support
Janus Danan, a Nebraska Democratic committeeman, argues in a Washington chat with a Tam manyite about betting 500 to 200 that Bryan endorses any candidate not tied to Cleveland. He downplays the $20 stake and suspects Mr. Valman is mistaken, while Lattine remains to reveal more.
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Janus Danan
Nebraska
Tammanyite
Washington
Bryan
Cleveland
Valman
Lattine
General Gordon dies in Miami after lecture years ago
General John B. Gordon famed Confederate commander died in Miami Florida on Saturday night while surrounded by family. The body was sent to the Gordon family home in Kirkwood Atlanta Georgia where he had once delivered a lecture at the Garnett Pera House.
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General Gordon
Miami
Fla
Kirkwood
Atlanta
Gordon
Garnett Pera
No Panic as Farmers Prosper Sustain Trade Balance
Secretary Winson remarks that there can be no panic while farmers profit. Farm product output maintains the balance of trade within the United States, and as long as this holds, prospects remain favorable according to the Kansas Democrat.
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Winson
United States
Kansas
Local Editor Overheated Roosevelt Bailey Coverage
Tin Parsons Sun editor Henry Allen gushed for Roosevelt and Bailey last week and chopped for Bowersock as well. The piece notes Parsons is not in the Second district, so it did not affect Eury's chances there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons Sun
Henry Allen
Roosevelt
Ottawa editor’s mispronounced name sparks paper mix up
Avrnovern Joe Tristow, fourth assistant postmaster general, owns a local Ottawa paper. He is rarely in town, and the Independent refers to him as Mr. Briston, a nickname the other papers have nearly forgotten.
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Avrnovern
Joe Tristow
Ottawa
The
Independent
Mr. Briston
Missouri GOP picks Walbridge for vice presidential ticket
The Republican state central committee of Missouri has chosen C. P. Walbridge of St. Louis as their vice presidential candidate.
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Republican State Central Committee of
Missouri
C. P. Walbridge
St. Louis
Applied Christianity in Sociological Thought and Reform
A lecture notes how Christianity should manifest in daily life and societal reform. It argues Jesus offers a universal unity against dualism, advocates cooperative communities, and links early Christian communal practices to modern political and economic systems. The piece highlights cooperation with God, social justice, and the dangers of wealth in shaping society.
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Mets Club
Ivy Clifton T. Mintz
Jesua
Nogareth
Mantess
God
Father
Jesus
Sis
Jesus Chiat
Euciwey
Jeang
Stranek
Jeans
Jess
Jerusalem
James
Theople
Porenee Ter
Jovas Christ
Christian Social Order and a New Cooperative Commonwealth
A long stream of reflective prose argues for a Christian social gospel guiding governments and industry toward a cooperative commonwealth. It envisions the church renewing society, tearing away ecclesiastical divides, and applying Christ’s principles to wages, work, and wealth, urging believers to build a just order through collective action and spiritual renewal.
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Coumuartion Wwelt
Teena
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Earth
Weemminster Abbey
Africa
Vatican
America
Isles of the Sea
Gil
City of God
Heaven
Snowey
Min
Eaoth
Yan
Che
Hanuey
Taday
Thave Dane
Jone
Fragmentary religious critique of gospel substitutionary atonement
A fragmented historical text critiques the idea of Jesus Christ’s substitutional atonement and questions the authority and originality of preached Gospel, noting dissatisfaction with ready made religious denominations and the need for personal conviction and direct spiritual experience. The piece references doctrinal debates and calls into question established church authority and the novelty of certain sermons.
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Equal Suffrage
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Ayer
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Appleton
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