Leavenworth Gazette April 27 1900 News and political notes
Lawrence Kansas commentary and brief reports on politics in Kansas and Montana. Editorial reflections on conventions, school improvements, India relief, and local governance. Mentions Clark Daly Greeley scam Greeley, Governor Stanley, India relief, and local school yards. References to Kansas City saloon funds and populist debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
India Relief Fund
Earm
Lawrence
Stubbs
Ottawa Hull fire devastates vast Ottawa Hull area
Awe struck readers learned of a massive fire sweeping Ottawa and Hull from Hull street to Victoria Island, destroying over 4,500 dwellings and mills. The blaze, fanned by a northwest wind, leveled Main Street and crossed to Eddy’s woodyard then Chaudiere Island. losses reached tens of millions with homes, churches, and factories consumed. Officials estimated 1,500 people displaced as Hull’s heart was left in ruins.
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Ottawa
Ont
Thull
Central
Wil Tull
Hull
Main Street
Eddy
Lawings
Bridge Street
Eddy Paper
Mackaying Company
Victoria Island
Victoria
Ottawi Electric Company
Victoria Foundry
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Chandiere
Union Station
Ste Maen
Chandieree Street
St. Lunidian
Mike Tusoi
Wanted-Stock to pasture and farm help notices
A historical newspaper item lists several classified notices: Reot-Stable at 925 Indiana street seeks a good cook. Wanted-Stock for pasture at Frankin. leave word with Carl Ketels at Barteldes. Charles Wilson. Wanted a man and wife to farm at 47 east Winthrop street. Barred Plymouth Rocks large healthy standard bred stock for sale at reasonable terms opposite Russell's elevator. Mrs S Reynolds.
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Reot
Indiana Street
Massachusetts Street
Frankin
Carl Ketels
Barteldes
Charles Wilson
Winthrop Street
Plymouth Rocks
Russell
S. Reynolds
Congress Passes Post Office Bill and Indian Emigration Proposal
Washington reports the Senate devoted most of its session to Nathan Scott's seat and to various measures. Congress approved a post office bill, while a proposed emigration of Indians from Indian Territory to Mexico was advanced under Interior Secretary oversight. Additional actions included centralizing free pass prohibitions, census salary tweaks, and park and park-like reservations, with committee reports on consular security, Hawaii governance, and a pantheon for Abstrations women.
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Washington
Senate
Nathan LB. Scott
West Virginia
Vertus
Alabama
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Scott
Morgan
My Comas
Maryland
Turley
Tennessee
Chandler
New Yampshire
Teller
Colorado
Allen
Nebraska
Carter
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Pai
Miason Te
Chindler
Mitral
Arabia
New York
New
Kans City
Newton
Kan
Neoune
Cummings
Tawney
Minnesota
Wage and Means Committee
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Me. Wl
House
Root
Cven
Foster
Wistington
Laces
Towa
Fairs Directet
Atate
Hay
Indian Territory
Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
House Committee On Labor
Smong
Homaipabas
Queen Victoria Leaves Ireland Amid Dublin Ceremonies
The report narrates Queen Victoria’s departure from Ireland, noting royal gestures in Dublin, Lord Mayor ceremonies in Cork and Londonderry, and a charitable donation to Dublin hospitals. It also covers broader dispatches on government interviews, railroad tariff talks in Missouri, and a U.S. immigration case.
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Dublin
Neu
Kingsbridge
Kingstown
England
Cery
Elfasi
Cork
Deen
Gawdwil
Aermeny
Many aged clerks and incapacities in government offices
Senate requests department heads to report ages and incapacity of workers. Treasury shows 321 aged 60-64, 100 aged 65-69, 56 aged 70-74, 24 aged 75-71, and 10 over 30. About 50 in various bureaus are physically unfit for manual labor but fit for clerical work. Total department staff 4255. over 247 permanently incapacitated for manual labor.
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Senate
Treasury
Anchor
War Department
Aout
Sheldon Idea Developing for State Church Brotherhood
The Central Congregational church of Topeka Kansas with Rev Charles M Sheldon as pastor has begun steps to form a church brotherhood modeled after fraternal insurance groups. It will be chartered under Kansas law and supervised by the State Insurance department as a mutual benevolent association. A committee was appointed to draft the charter constitution and by laws and to plan broader church adoption across the state regardless of denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
Topeka
Kan
Charles M. Sheldon
Kansas
State Insurance Department
Gutance Association
Mr. Sheldon
Ihis
Fraternal feature aims to unite churches in universal fellowship
A fraternal feature plans to bring members of all churches closer, forming a "Universal Church Brotherhood." The org would support church work, aid the poor, relieve the sick and dead, and engage in charitable efforts. If successful, it may expand to other states, growing into a substantial task.
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Str
Sehidon
Universal Church
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Misleading Claim
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a cure claim and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co. Toledo. It asserts internal action and lists distributors Verver Truax Wawona Kinnan Marvin and others while promising testimonials and a five cent price per bottle.
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Hall
F. J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Wever & Truax
Wever & Truax, Wholesate Drigglale, Toledo, 0. Wawona, Kinnan & Marvin
Teastimentala
six_drugrista
Subscriptions Seek Prompt Paper Delivery Townwide
The journal urges better and earlier delivery of papers to all subscribers in every part of town. Patrons are asked to ensure their address is clear and free of obstructions so carriers can deliver by 6 o clock each morning.
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Bane
Ek County
Bryan
Pops
Kansas
Tully Scott
Claude Duval
Congress
Arbuckles
Arbuckle Srog
Amd
Papsra
Jodsmar
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Times
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Tally Scotts
Claude Duvall
J. G. Johnsons
Mack Loves
Paris
Atchison
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Bobs
Attoresy
Shawnes County
United States
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Cscs
Oxford Bea
William Allen White
William Allen
William
Shawnee
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal
Atorney
Leonhards
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Hall and
Can
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Carnehall
Sant
Por Beat
Bts
Stearrs
Frath Reston
Chereszes
Bicxcles
Seeler
Tom Cowdy
California Road
Mississippi Street
Inquirer
E. Vas Bures
R.T. Crew
Sta. A
C. L Linton
Orr
Dick Bros
Martin Se
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Pyaar
Ganersi Honsewack
Nathan Scott
Wanhington
Ireland
Maybra
Capt
Chadwick
Wintieh Seley
Santiago
St Louis
Missouri
Minois
Southern Hotel
Louisiana Purchase
St. Lowis
St. Louis
Taltmore & Ohio Road
Atotion
Galveston
Margaret Cornette
Federal
Bedtinin
Levy
Lincoln
Nels
Willian
Michigan
Ghia
Bryne
Mista Rit
London
Khanitan
Wlsa
Meporis
Sheldon
Nternal Insurance
Evans
Wenneliog
Lois
Wales
Chicago
Uta
R. P. Olivia
Barcelona
Spain
Aikee
S. C
America
Avery
Howe
Barber Bros
Wankinaton
Letturer
Kyuss Fenian
Coen
Winistratia
Stewart
Wipwind
Virginia
Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Chamberlain
the Herald
Sniterman
Ind
Barber
Continental Guards
Moseum @ Sauttisonian Institutiom
Saushsnnian
Novich
Rubscriberg
Fegan Diamare
Reva Ennyaoval
Qnty Dinnatnn
Wicinta
Uolton
ST. Paul
Mind
Lopeka
Detroit
Mich
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Columbus
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O. E. Learnard
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