Distress of Labor Declares Causes Behind Today
A lengthy tract argues labor distress stems from machinery displacement and cheap immigrant labor. It critiques Republican policies over 30 years, cites silver demonetization and trusts, warns of mass unemployment, and calls for less prejudice and more public spirit to revive the economy. The piece names Gov. McKinley and references Kansas topics and local figures.
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United States
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Oarrel
Atatesman
Europe
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Republican Congress
Sampo
Boodle
R. W. Spark
Redemption of Guuvod's Masterpiece at Trinity Church
Ascension Day services at Trinity Episcopal featured Onnod's Redemption in a two and a half hour program. The concert drew overflow crowds with Miss Mary Berry and Miss Edith Hayes among soloists, Rev G D Rogers as tenor narrator, and Prof. Peany's organ rendering enhancing the solemn, lyic setting of the Passion Death and Resurrection with a prologue on Creation and the Fall.
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Misa
Abbie Moyes
God
May
Peany
Smallpox Alert Prompts Vaccination Drive in Atchison
Dr H A Dykes secretary of the state board of health issues a notice to county health officers declaring smallpox in Atchison Kansas and urging immediate thorough vaccination with fresh pure vaccine for protection. The measure stresses vaccine quality and strong public emphasis.
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Atchison
H. A. Dykes
Estate Board of Health
State Board of Health
Kansas
Women Leaders Plan County Mass Meetings in May and June
A series of ten U S suarage county mass meetings is arranged for May and June. Lawrence hosts the May session at the rink with speakers Susan B Anth Rev Anna H Shaw Mrs Cs Chapman Catt Mrs Annie L Diggs Miss Helen L Kimber Mrs Rachel L Child Laura M Johns and Mrs Theresa Jenkins from Wyoming.
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Lawrence
Susan B. Anth
Anna H. Shaw
Cs Chapman-Catt
Annie L. Diggs
Helen L. Kimber
Rachel L. Child
Laura M. Johns
Theresa Jenkins
Wyoming
State vs Fred King Assault Case Proceedings
Justice Cooper's court adjourned late Saturday over the State vs Fred King assault charge. The case grew from a quarrel involving a nine year old boy and resulted in King being fined and jailed on failure to pay costs totaling several dollars.
Lawrence cyclists plan Decoration Day meet at Driving Park
Lawrence Cycle Club proposes a Decoration Day event with afternoon bicycle races at the Lawrence Driving Park track. Rob, Manley, and Geo Leonard lead a meeting to organize plans with Topeka riders anticipated. Prizes will be awarded to top three finishers and merchants may donate prizes. About 200 Lawrence bicyclists are enthusiastic and expect a gala day with possible additional events.
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Lawrence Cycle Club
Rob, Manley
Geo. . Leonard
Lawrence Driving Park Association
Topeka
Lawrence
Fruit Crop Prospects Improve Across Eastern Kansas
A May report from Smith's Fruit Farmer notes promising prospects for raspberries and blackberries, good apples and later plums, with strawberries improving in parts. Early peaches look damaged but may yield home fruit. apricots are frost destroyed. Grapes expected above average. Some varieties harmed by cold, but later sorts show full bloom in many areas.
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Smith
Rarher
Divorce Granted in Lyon County Court Case
The Crow divorce case in the District Court of Lyon County grants a divorce to Charles H. Cross from Kate Smeed Cross. The child, a daughter, is awarded to the father. The divorce arises from municipal agreement and incompatibility of temperaments. Cross retains his property and Mrs Cross retains her share from her father's estate. Mrs Cross is well known in Emporia and was educated in Lawrence. The couple married in Emporia.
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Kansas City Times
Emporia
District Court
Lyon County
Charles 8. Cross
First National Bank of Emporia
Kate Smeed Cross
Gross
Supreme Court Affirms Kansas V Fred Miller Conviction
The Kansas v Miller case on robbery and assault, appealed to the state Supreme Court, saw the judgment affirmed. The court found no error in using the word obtained in place of taken. A separate wedding in Judge Norton’s office joined Thad Stevens and Ida Williams, with plans to set up home in Sigel.
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State of Kansas
Fred Miller
Supreme Court
Douglas County Court
Judge Norton
Thad Stevens
Ida Williams
Douglas County
Thlia City
Decoration Day Committees Formed by Washing ton Post G A R
At the regular meeting of Washington Post G A R the committees were chosen for Park Hindman Hinman Flowers Phillips Harris Spencer Transportation Engle Music Churchill Gould Burr Aldrich Invitation T Chea Preception Andree Barnbe Wakefield Barrels Chase Hopne Services will be held Memorial Sunday at Congregational church at 3 o'clock Sermon by Dr Cordley.
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Aldrich
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Wedding of Wallaken Jones Ayquist Held at Lawrence Home
Nellie Jones daughter of B L Jones longtime Lawrence resident married Sgt F A Wootten of the regular army at Fe Leavenworth. The ceremony was performed by Dr James Marvio in the Jones home with a small guest group. The couple will settle in Leavenworth with many good wishes from friends.
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Ayquist
B. L. Jones
Lawrence
Nellie
Methodist Church
F. A. Wootten
Regular Army
Fe. Leavenworth
James Marvio
Mrs. Wootten
Leavenworth
Hull Hull and Effie May Leverton Wed in Quiet Douglas County Ceremony
Judge Cooper served as ordning judge for the marriage of Winfiel Hull and Effie May Leverton of Douglas county. The ceremony took place Monday in the parlors of the Edridge House with few witnesses. The couple, described as exemplary youth, will begin housekeeping on a fine Jefferson county farm.
World’s Cvunbian Exposition Promises Global Value
The article extols a world exposition showcasing advances in mechanical arts and medicine. It argues eminent physicians will affirm medicinal progress, noting Syrup of Figz as a superior remedy and a strengthening laxative ahead of rivals.
St Clair Judges Resign Over Pay Order Clash
All county judges in St Clair County Missouri quit in protest over a federal order to pay interest on a railroad debt near one million dollars. Governor is absent. resignations likely rejected by Judge Phillips amid ongoing state federal law conflict.
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William N Whitely Reaper and Mower Works Destroyed by Fire
Whitely Reaper and Mower Works in Hurned Mexeck Ind were destroyed by fire last evening. Two thousand machines ready for shipment and 1500 almost finished were destroyed. Total loss 245060 dollars with no insurance. Five hundred men are thrown out of employment.
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Hurned
Mexeck
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William N. Whitely
Miners in Ont District Survive Mass Drill Down
In the Ontario district all mines are shut except Sopris where about 156 workers remain employed. Tensions rise as trouble looms at Sopris with many deputies patrolling. Local officials including Hibernian Gonseation and Gusga are noted figures amid ongoing mining operations and regional actions by Caudle and Tran Tha Pichent states.
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