Denver Assembly Sees Rainy Weather and Big Bets
Dr. Coyle of Denver spoke about rain as the assembly debated venue costs. Denver led in votes over Seattle with a $15,000 hospitality pledge, while Oklahoma City withdrew. The cross‑country timetable included Lebanon Seminary endowment appeals and an advisory board election for audit and bond approval. Attendance dwindled as commissioners' mileage totaled about $40,500.
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Dr. Coyle
Denver
Seattle
Colorado
Oklahoma City
Prado
Lewis Ham
Horate Greeley
William Henry Roberts
Minthe
William H. Oxtoby
Joseph W. Cochran
George W. Bailey
Spencer
George Stevenson
Philadelphia
J. N. Barkley
Lebanon
Tenn
Oae
Temperance Mass Meeting in Convention Hall Tonight
A temperance mass meeting starts at 8 o clock in Convention Hall. Rev E Trumbull Lee of Pittsburg chairs the permanent temperance committee. Speakers include Miss Marie C Brehm of Chicago Rev J M Fulton of Philadelphia Judge William H Wallace of Kansas and C W Trickett of Kansas City. The Charles M Alexander chorus from last Saturday will provide music.
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Convention Hall
E. Trumbull Lee
D. D
Pittsburg
Permanent Committee On
Temperance
Marie C. Brehm
Chicago
J. M. Fulton
Philadelphia
William H. Wallace
Kansas
C. W. Trickett
Kansas City
Kas
Charles M. Alexander
Temperance Assembly Topics and City Visits in Kansas City
Gossip from the Assembly floor in Convention Hall notes singer Robert Howard Hudson’s eve ning program for temperance. Commissioners and ministers gathered for mileage and hospitality payments, while delegates discuss Oklahoma City’s refusal to host the 1910 assembly and Siam’s evolving French influence.
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Robert Howard Hudson
Kansas City
Convention Hall
Rey
Assembly
Assembly Drudge Ends? Not Yet At Convention Hall
The postmaster and ministers face a backlog as Convention Hall winds down, while Rev. J. F. Price explains spar mining near Marion Kentucky. Anadarko Oklahoma shifts from rag towns to brick interiors with urban services. Dr. McGinley and Dr. Hill share a lookalike mix causing mixups amid endless questions.
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Marion
J. F. Price
Pensylvania
Anadarko
Oklahoma
B. Teis
Rising Rivers Threaten Kaw Valley Flood Wells
Forecaster notes Kaw river rise tied to Blue river flood. Kansas City area flood stage near seventeen feet, with 15.4 feet reported at 7 am in Kansas City and trains delayed due to high water. Missouri river also rising. effects reach Iowa and Illinois rail lines.
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Blue River
Manhattan
Yopeka
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Sioux City
Blue Valley
Iowa
Illinois
Texas
Police Snitching Fines in Police Court Case
Four Black defendants George Thompson Kes Smith Horace Crenshaw and Andrew Payne faced fines for snitching a practice of soliciting prisoners for ads in police court. Judge Kyle imposed 500 dollar fines with stay of execution if Thompson stays away from police headquarters. Smith and Crenshaw received the same. Payne was discharged after five months of prior orders to quit snitching.
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George Thompson
Kes Smith
Horace Crenshaw
Andrew Payne
Kyle
Thompson
Smith
Crenshaw
Payne
Andy
Bishops Attend Dedication Pilgrimage to Pro Cathedral
Kansas prelates led by Bishop Thomas Lillis plan a pilgrimage to Napolis to lay the cornerstone of Archbishop Ireland's procathedral in Minneapolis. The double church project remains under construction as bishops visit and dedicate offerings.
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Thomas FP
Lillis
Kansas City
Kas
J. J. Hennessey
Wichita
Meesstso
Napolis
Ireland
Minne
Mead
Tears Stop Murder Trial in Moran Courtroom Collapse
In Moran a murder trial halted as women cried aloud and Judge Faust recessed the session. Defense attorney Apt argued May Sapp’s sanity and Whitlow’s guilt amid testimonies about a troubling death and a disputed timeline. The jury was expected to hear closing arguments later in the afternoon.
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Anold
Whitlow
Apt
May Sapp
Samuel Whitlow
Sapp
May
Moran
Sam Whitlow
Two Sue the Metropolitan for Damages in Circuit Court
Two damage suits totaling fifteen thousand dollars were filed in the circuit court against the Metropolitan Street Railway company. Mrs. Anna Schoenhard seeks five thousand for injuries from a May accident at Forty eighth street and Harrison avenue after alighting. John Wickland, a street flushing wagon driver, seeks ten thousand after a collision at Twea street and Vine streets.
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Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Anna Schoenhard
Thirty-third Street
Garfield Avenue
Forty-eighth Street
Harrison Avenue
John Wickland
Onyan
Tweast
Vine
Gossip of Society in St Louis Hosts and Travel Highlights
Miss Charlotte Warfield of St Louis visits Miss Celia Abernathy. Guests attend luncheons at Haddon hall with Miss Ruth Bushnell. many socialites travel to Detroit, New York, and Chicago. The S and S club hosts bridge and a dance at 33rd Street. Mrs. George Quigley hosts Evelyn Quigley of Toronto. Captain Henry and others attend events across Kansas and Missouri.
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Charlotte ‘Warfield
St. Louis i
Celia Abernathy
J. J. Vineyard
Katherine Harroun
Haddon Hall
Ruth Bushnell
Ewing Cole
Raymond DeLane
A. Harrington
Place
Helen Hoover
Fred Hoovess
Margaret Cole
Charlotte
Helen White
St. Louis
King
Louis H. Severance
New York City
L. Severance
Cleveland
Holden
University
O S Wooster
Charles W. Marsh
East Thirty-sixth Street
D. P. Aylen
Werth
Vaile
Independence
S. Club
J. I. Conlway
C. P. Philbrick
J. H. Lampe
Lampe
Hearn
McDonald
T. J. Hearn
George Dyer
J. E. Brady
J. J. Conway
W. N. Hummer
E. M. Reed
Richard Fourchey
H. K. Lyon
C. L. McDonald
J. W. German
W. F. Stine
McRea Cave
W. D. Wallwork
E. H. Phrailkill
Lulu Milliken
Joseph T. Schonesteeth
Maude WeMort
Col
W. Powell
Longstreth
Frank Becktenwald
Anna Corder
Frank Peck
Jane Hopkins
Charles F. C
Eula Anthony, Ladd
Alice Li
Jessie Cooper
Mise Hazel Oi
Chicago
Mabe Dy
Linda Spies
Tennessee Leaves Tomorrow Amid Storm Delays and Transfers
The steamer Tennessee will not depart for St. Louis until noon tomorrow due to late arrivals and rising river waters delaying warehouse repairs. The voyage carries nearly 30 tons from St. Louis and a deckload of horses for Miami, with wheat to follow for St. Louis.
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Tennessee
St. Louis
Miami
Uis
Chester
W. L. Thompson
H. N. Dodd
Kansas City
George H. Park
L. L. Campbell
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Mins Marte
Brehm
R. T. Jacobs
Me Yi
Jacobs
Siam
George McFarland
France
I F. Price
Second Presbyterian
Jay C. Moore
W- Bailey
Irvana
Ian
Justeas
Samwell
Comley
Watfit
Comey
Charles McGinley
McGinley
John B. Hill
J. S. Dixon
New York
Hill
Dixon
Dr. Dixon
Hilly
Weather Bureau
High Bend
Minneapolis
Mrs. Rice Miner
Detroit
Samuel F. Pryor
E. E. Holmes
Katharine Sleeper
Sewell Collina
Harry McWilliams
S. W. Pearce
W. A. Gosnell
East Thirty-fifth Street
California
A. J. Rest
Centralia
Miss Vera
George E. Quigley
Broadway
Evelyn Quigley
Toronto
Ontario
J. S. White
East Armour Boulevard
Omaha
W. F. Henry
Prospect Avenue
Olathe, Kas
Henry
Marguerite Smith
National Park Seminary
Mrs
G. M. Smith
Baltimore J Avenue
J. L. Bankson
Nannie Henry ‘Johnson
Seventh Street
Benlton Boulevard
Charles Cooper
Cincinnati
Florence Cooper
Eugene H. Northrop
Brooklyn Avenue
R. J. Dobbs
Phasnix, Ariz
Etta Hunter
the Paseo
Mae Fleming
East Thirtieth Street
A. W. C. Club
Woodland Avenue
Edith Tilden
Louise Yocum
Elizabeth Donnelly
Ruby
Lela Zook
Edith Olson
Emma Murray
Jeanette Stickle
Millie
Besse Froelich
Gertrude Craig
Mar Guffin
Kate Hibbins
Mary Wilkerson
Fay Ingram
Louise Norton
Lucille Priestly
Rose Ing
Roy Swing
Harold Fricke
Wallace Cramer
Sam Tilden
E. Jewell
Dean
Walter Warren
Vernon Page
Thurmond Wilkerson
Independence Fair
Independence Gun Club
Gordon & Koppel
John Taylor Dry Goods Coo
Simon
Norrow
Egoe
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Othichis Ede
Walnut Street
Wippen
ERR Bros. & Garvey All Paper CO
McGee
Walnut St
National Bank of Commerce
EVENS
Cooper
Uloolmorth
Bailey-Reynolds Gas Fixture Co
Main St
Maryland
Grand Pants Co
The
Pinaud
Finsud
Muchenberger
Emerson
A. T. Skewer
Taylor's
Jewel Howard Wattchh
W. F. Smith Jewelry Company
Beaux and Belles of
England
Cramer
East 12Th St
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