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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1908

Page

3

Parody Parade Shocks State Senate in Hayseed Costume

Gurung Oklahoma April 27 report notes the Oklahoma state senate, proud and formal, views the lower house with mild disdain as members in the street wear hayseed garb. The scene erupts when a brass band plays ragtime and popcorn is eaten openly by house members, signaling sustained rustic antics.

Gurung Oklahoma State Senate Senate Jane Hotel Hayseed Oklahoma House Murray

Thief Steals Church Collection During Brooklyn Dedication

In Brooklyn at Our Lady of Mercy the congregation celebrated a new church dedication when a thief slipped into the building amid a parade and stole several thousand dollars from the day’s collections despite police guarding the area. No suspects were named and the funds had been deposited in the church.

New York Church of Our Lady of Mercy Brooklyn

Daughter of the American Revolution Removed From White House

A DAR member, touring the White House with others, allegedly insulted President Roosevelt last Thursday. Secret Service officers, acting without presidential orders, ordered her ejection. The incident drew praise for the quick response to hostility toward the President.

Washtington White House Roosevelt Secret Service

Oklahoma lawmakers paraded as farmers over health-board plan

A rowdy parade led by Alfalfa Bill Murray mocked a proposed health board bill that would place a farmer on the panel. The House largely voted against the farmer provision, while senators watched from the Capitol as the procession moved to the city hall and then to the legislative chamber. A Daughters member caused a stir at the White House, claiming a badge granted entry, then escorted out by secret service.

Board of Health Murray Capitol Haskell Legislative Hall Lee Association Roosevelt Secret Service Daughters United States White House

Chimney falls on children at Buffalo school yard

A gust toppled a tall chimney at a neighboring building during a school yard play period at Public School No. 35 on Swan Street in Buffalo Burro. William Pinzel, 14, was crushed to death. Hugh Doherty, 16, suffered a fractured skull. LeRoy Hodges, 14, endured multiple lacerations and internal injuries. Several other children had minor injuries.

Burro Swan Street William Pinzel Hugh Doherty LeRoy Hodges

Second Alderman on Trial in Bribery Case in St Louis

St Louis April 27 The trial of Fred W Priesmeyer a member of the house of delegates charged with bribery opened in the criminal court today Indicted with Delegate Ford Warner they allegedly accepted 500 to influence passage of an ordinance Warner was tried convicted and sentenced to two years imprisonment

St. Louis Fred W. Priesmeyer House of Delegates Friesmeyer Ford Warner Warner

Boston publisher offers rheumatism cure by request

F W Parkhuret of Boston claims to guide those with rheumatism neuralgia or kidney troubles to a perfect cure. Send your giroer to 7049 Carney Building Boston for advice. He states no sales interest, only sharing how he was cured after research. Hundreds have tested with success.

F. W. Parkhuret Boston Carney Bldg Adv

Fire destroys M. M. Kiger barn and contents at Buartindox

A large barn southeast of Buartindox Kansas owned by M. M. Kiger was burned this morning. The blaze consumed the barn and all its contents including four young mules a driving horse buggies implements grain hay and more. The owner had no insurance on the structure or its contents.

Buartindox Kas M. M. Kiger

Struggling money lender warns of ethical protection

A distressed lender pleads for mercy and defends his trade, insisting ethics govern his profession while asserting his need for safety money. The brief dialogue implies coercion or pressure, with references to fear and legal or moral boundaries in lending practices.

Trade ties: Sinaloa and Baja light KC Mexico link

H C Orr of Kansas City, Mexico & Orient rail road, touts Sinaloa and Lower California as rich trade sources for Kansas City and tributary regions. He notes San Francisco and Lima supply Sinaloa, with a steamship service bridging Topolabampo, and predicts broad exchanges of fruits, metals, machinery, and dry goods between Mexico and Kansas City.

Sinaloa San Francisco Lower California Kansas City H. C. Orr Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad Department of the Orient Mexico Republic of Mexico United States City Lima Peru Orient Railroad Lower California la Paz Topolabampo Gulf of California Chihuahua Republic Sierra Madre Mountains Pacific Coast Alaska

Unsanitary Armourdale Police Station Sparks Action Demands

The No 3 Armourdale police station is described as an unsanitary menace to health with foul ground conditions making the warm season unhealthy. Chief Bowdan says efforts are under way to relocate and has urged council inspection and immediate action for the men stationed there.

Armourdale Bowdan

Waterloo rail line extension funded by $2 million loan

The Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway company secured a loan of 2 million dollars to extend its lines in Waterloo and the surrounding territory. The move aims to expand service and improve local rail access.

Waterloo Cedar Falls

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Oklahoma HOUSE Murray O Buffalo FP. W. Priesmeyer Burlington, Kas H.C. Orr RED Cross Main Street Corn Products Mfg. CO The NAY Harper's England Robert Kennedy Duncan Egypt Marie van Vorst Nile Andre Castaigne Harper's Macazine Frederick Trevor Hill America Wall Street Mr. Hill Harry Fenn London Sydney Brooks Vernon Howe Bailey Basil King Henry W. Nevinson Caucasus Edwin A. Abbey R. A Shakespeare Timon Athens William Sharp Howard Pyle Gainsborough Lady Sheffield Henry Wolf Harrer Norman Duncan Ames Branch Cabell Emery Pottle Margaret Sutton Briscoe Elizah Jordan Annie Hamilton Donnell Diana Mallory To Morrow Guernsey & M Sirlein Ehmann New York State Bismarck Germany Herkimer County Colgate Guernsey Murray Grocers and Wine Merchants Main St Hart, Schaffner & Marx Mallory Wyandotte Street Hallack- Deamer Carpet Company Bearman Lia & Underwear Chalmers Knitting CO Amsterdam N.Y Chicago Rothenberg & Schloss Kansas City, MO Ryer the Pioneer Credit Jewelers East 12Th St Sanday Dr. Ackley
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