Deaf Friendly Assembly Opens in Convention Hall
The one hundred twentieth general assembly of the Presbyterian church opens tomorrow in Convention hall with 850 seats for delegates. An acousticon system links every seat to hear speakers, and a balcony is reserved for deaf attendees. Notables arrive including Rev. Joseph W. Cochran and Rev. Henry Roberts, with a special Pullman train from St. Louis. The opening sermon at 11 am will be given by retiring moderator Rev. William Henry Roberts.
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General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Uusual
Second Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
Convention Hall
College Board
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph W. Cochran
Henry Roberts
J. M. Hubbert
BR. L. Agnew
Philadelphia
Missouri Pacific
New York
Pennsylvania
Convention
William Henry Roberts
D. D
L.L. D
Delphia
Baldwin Loco
Gien
Samuel J. Nicholls
St. Lewis
Mark Allison Matthews
Seattle
Wash
The
Sierras
B. L. Agnew
Philaiaohn
Wannamaker
George Flower Pentecost
Henry C. Flower
Fidelity Trust Company
Cars to convey delegates for Kansas City assembly ride
The Commercial club has arranged a motor car ride for delegates next Saturday afternoon. More than 100 cars will form on Thirteenth Street at 2 o clock, leaving Convention Hall for a two and a half hour tour of Kansas City districts, with guides on motorcycles. Cars supplied by owners, with air for all riders, and a list of participating owners is noted.
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Convention Hall
Park and Boulevard
Kansas City
Inter-City
Kas
Thirteenth Street
Moppeite Park Board
M. Clendening
Clendenine
John H. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Henry van Dyke
Minneapolis Commercial Club
Reh
J. E. Brethven
Eee
Notable attendees slated for Bald win assembly in Kansas City
Jobn HM Comverse president Bald win Locomotive Works will attend the general assembly in Kansas City this week and next. Prominent figures include preachers church workers and benefactors with John H Converse of Philadelphia among the named attendees.
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Jobn HM. Comverse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Kansas City
General Assembly
John H. Converse
Phila
Delegates Register Without State Names at Coates House
Presbyterian visitors register at the Coates house with town names like Malvern Darby Coatesville but omit states. Hotel clerk George Mong notes guests from these towns and says asking for a state offends them.
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Coates House
Malvern
Darby
Coatesville
George Mong
Kansas City Campaign Presses Last Week for New Plan
In Kansas City Kansas the executive committee of the commission plan meets to arrange the final campaign week. A special vote on adoption is set for Tuesday June 2 with daily open meetings and wagon speakers across the city. Armour plant employees listen to advocates W J Kelchner and L A Halbert during noon talks.
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Commission
Kansas City
Kas
Armour Packings Plant
W. J. Kelchner
L. A. Halbert
Bethel Mission
North First Street
Howard Street
Kimble Avenue
City fights tree pests with spraying along parks
Kansas City park department crews and city forester are spraying boulevards and park driveways to combat widespread tree and shrub insects. The mixture uses Paris green and lime in water, with adjustments to protect trees. private grounds are advised to spray rose bushes and shrubs regularly using coal oil soap suds and sal soda emulsion.
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Kansas City
Park Department
City Forester
Park Board
Light and Grand Music Programs at Electric Park Tonight
A varied concert at Electric Park features bazaar light numbers and ragtime encores by Banda Rossa and Banda Bianca di Milano. Soloist Signor Bottega performs Nevin's The Rosary. other works include Carmen selections, Bohemian Girl, Oberon, Madame Butterfly, and a George Geisha grand selection.
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Banda Rossa
Electric Park
Ladbekeys
Calabria
Sorrentine
Ascagni
Nevin ‘Ornet
Sig
Bottega
the Geisha
Jones
Fairmount
Wheeler
Fairmount Park
Ratehapper
Hamelin
Ae Nidae
Wilhelmisin
Ss.i. Cseseecene
Missouri
Carnival Park
Pignoreed
Banda Bianca di Milano
Oberon
Eelen
Percesesesens Fahrbach
Defense Opens Whitlow Trial With Claims of Infatuation and Self Defense
In Moran Kansas May Sapp died by self inflicted razor wound in a case framed as a homicide trial. Defense attorney F J Oyler argued Whitlow did not strike the fatal blow and portrayed Sapp as obsessively pursuing him. Witnesses described Whitlow’s nervous behavior at the scene and a back dress seam indicating the wound’s origin.
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Tora, Kas
Whitlow
F. J. Oyler
Mr. Whitlow
Sapp
Mr. Oyler
Miss Sapp
Moran
Ghym
Harlan Taylor
Taylor
A. H. Delong
Dr. Delong
Baptists Converge at Northern Association Meeting
Thousands of delegates and visitors from nearly every state attend the Northern Baptists convention in Oklahoma City. The event opened with the Women's Home Missionary Society session this afternoon, with an open conference planned for the remainder of the day.
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OxranomMa City
Northern Baptists’ Association
Women's Home Missionary Society
Death of Kansas City grocer William Fischer at 55
William Fischer age 55 a Kansas City resident died this morning after twenty eight years a resident. He leaves a wife and two daughters. He owned a grocery at 416 North Fifth street for nineteen years. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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William Fischer
Kansas City
Fischer
North Fifth Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purifier Benefits
Testimonial from Hiscox family endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring blood purifier and tonic. Claims include curing blood humors and a range of ailments from pimples to nervous exhaustion. Reading emphasizes improved appetite and vitality after use.
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Hood
Rm Billa Hiscox
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