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The notice outlines subscription terms for the Journal-World with weekly, two week, and yearly rates. confirms restrictions on delivery areas and advance payment. lists representative offices in Chicago and New York for subscriptions. and notes Associated Press rights and circulation audit statements. It also includes miscellaneous items on local governance, public notices, and a feature on a road project between Otawa and Empora.
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Chicago
A. R. Keator
Hartford Building
New York
Franklin PB. Alcorn
Madison Ave
Associated Press
Goulds visit to Lawrence and local updates
Jay Gould and party arrived in Lawrence by special train for inspection of railroad property and were entertained by Judge Usher. They will view the Carbondale branch and coal mines. Miss Lizzie Kingsbury and Miss Belle Horner have returned to Kansas City after visiting Miss Stella Spaulding. A new sexton’s lodge at Oak Hill cemetery is contracted for at 8.40 dollars. Col. O H Dorrance has been named superintendent of the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad. Rev L W Spring united Mr Benjamin P Howard and Miss Nellie M Hart in marriage with best wishes.
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Jay Gould
Lawrence
Spe Cial
Judge Usher
Carbondale
Lizzie Kingsbury
Belle Horner
Stella Spaulding
Kansas City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Col.o. H. Dorrance
Gulf, Colorado ,and Santa Fe
Galveston
Col. Defrance
Rev
L. W. Spring
United For Life
Benjamin P. Howard
Nellie M. Hart
New Pilgrim Church Pastor Arrives From Genoa Neb
Rev Dr Marshall Lowe assuming pastor duties at Pilgrim Congregational Church and will reside at 1304 Massachusetts Street after arriving in the city yesterday. He previously led the First Congregational Church at Genoa Nebraska and will preach at Plymouth Church West on Sunday.
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C.J. Erickson
Marshall Lowe
Pilgrim Congregatonal Church
City
Massachusetts Street
Lowe
First Congregational Church
Genoa
Neb
Plymouth Church
Miss Flinton
Alex Mitchell
James Means
Ross
Brodhead
Peter Emery
Ed Schall
A. &. Walker
W. T. Sinclair
Charles Sparzz
Paul Learnard
Kathryn Lane
Doris Patterson
Irma
Ise Wilhelmi
Hazel Robinson
Jessie Martindale
Ruth ‘Strong
Lawrence hosts grand card party series after flood hit church
The Bethel Mise Congregational settlement in Kansas City suffered near total flood damage. In Lawrence, Dr. and Mrs. Gifford and Mr. and Mrs. Sparr hosted a card party with 40 guests at 1411 Tenheasea Street. Another party is planned Wednesday and Thursday, part of a large, acclaimed entertaining series lingering in memory.
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Bethel Mise
Kansas City
Gifford
Sparr
Tenheasea Street
Lawrence
Kansas coal moves as pits reopen in Pittsburg district
Ten years prior report notes J C Holmes promoted to first lieutenant in the Fourth Infantry Kansas. Elevien strip pits in Kansas coal fields to operate this afternoon. Gov Henry I Allen announces district tour. Dinner party honors visitors Mr and Mrs Kern of Waterlo Iowa hosted by Mr and Mrs Frink at 1840 Haskell.
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J. C. Holmes
Pittsburg
Fourth Infantry
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Onight Fontenac
W. A. Young
Haskell
S. L. Kern
Waterlo
Iowa
B. L. Frink
Kansas History Entry Fort Scott Normal College Dedication
On this date in 1884 the Normal College at Fort Scott was dedicated. In 1885 T B Wall was appointed judge of the eighteenth district to succeed H Sluss who resigned.
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Normal College
Fort Scott
T. B. Wall
H. ©. Sluss
Senate Debates Norris Resolution and Vare Contest
Senate continues debate on Norris resolution to deny William S. Vare of Pennsylvania a seat. Interstate commerce panel resumes inquiry into radio and telegraph communication while elections panel reviews Vare Wilson contest. President Hoover’s annual budget message arrives as House and committees address tax cuts, building funds, and public works.
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Norris
William
House
Ways and Means
Segan
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Hill
Robinson
Arkansas
Texas
Senator Phipps
Colorado
Overnight News Digest Returns Across States and Cities
A memo to Russia strains U S friendliness noted by Washington officials while Patrick J Sullivan wins a Senate replacement in Wyoming. Hoover praised by Republicans, Democrats critique the message as vague. A petition with 82045 signatures seeks repeal of a state enforcement act in Boston. Edge honored at a Hoover dinner in Washington as industrial labor actions unfold in New York and Canton raids. An Andrew J Gillis reelected in Newburyport by 46 votes. International talks in Nikolsk Ussuritsky and Mukden sign railway dispute protocol. Canton fights flare as Nationalist troops clash with insurgents. Reichstag exits over Young Plan referendum split. United Spanish War Veterans to hold annual elections in Joseph Wahl camp. Gillis reelected amid ballot security actions. Christmas Seals urged to stay on envelopes backs. crude oil engine invention reported.
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T Presad
Washington
State Department
Russia
Cheyenne
Wyo
Patrick J. Sullivan
Warren
Senate
Hoover
Boston
Edge
Cleveland
Committee of International Ladies Garment ‘Workers Union
New York
Newburyport
Andrew J. Gillis
Asoe
Nikolsk
Ussuritsky
Siberia
Canton
Berlin
Reichstag
Nationalist Party
Peggy Prescott Faces Hidden Threat at Yew Loupe Lodge
Peggy Prescott endures eerie discoveries at her uncle Herbert Prescott’s lodge while awaiting a locksmith and learning of locked basement rooms. Obadiah Evans aids exploration amid tense dialogue with Julia and Chase, hinting at deeper secrets and a looming confrontation as Peggy seeks safety and answers.
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Peggy Prescott
Yew Loupe
Lieut. Janton
Herbert Prescott
Obadiah Evans
Jim
Aguila Evans
Obadiah
Nhows
Prescott
Peggy
Sundown
Chase
Evans
Pegcy
Percy
Peppy
Julia
Carter
Miss Prescott
Feezy
Hit
S Pegey
Hogany
Jow
Obaish
Ron
Pegsy
Juin
Cand
West
Thanksgiving Masquerade and News From New York
A New York letter notes Thanksgiving masquerade traditions where children dress as clowns and sing in the streets. It also covers airplanes near Roosevelt Field, social visits at Columbia University, and local business activity with Wanamaker’s and Macy’s crowds. The piece mentions Episcopal Manning’s stance on Coffin presiding at a St George's service and broader church unity concerns.
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New York
New York City
Episcopal
Manning
Henry Sloan Coffin
St. George's Epistonal Church
Christian Unity League
Seminary clash sparks Episcopal church clash in New York
The piece describes a proposed joint service by a lay minister and a seminary rector that faced opposition from the Bishop of New York who forbade a minister without Episcopal ordination from performing a sacrament in an Episcopal church. Dr Reiland and other Episcopal clergy urged acceptance, signaling cautious hope rather than rejection. The article also notes public curiosity about a shooting, a brief church cat match reference, and a light seasonal aside about fall weather and a neighbor quip about an alarm clock.
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Logical Seminary
New York
Reiland
St George’s
Drama Mae Set at $15 Bar Scout Banquet
A Bar Scout father and son banquet features Mae Set as the drama with an admission of $15. Attendees are promised an outstanding seasonal treat with a welcoming production, though the report notes cost concerns and technical issues like lighting. A separate fatal highway crash in Salina, Kansas, killed elderly farmer A Bushey when his spring wagon was struck by a car driven by Will Klover in Abilene, where both resided.
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Berkeley
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Palo Alto
Olympia
Washington
Seattle
Glendale
Calte
Middle West
Lawrence
Mae
Cragh Salina
Kan. Dee
A. Bushey
Will Klover
Abilene
Present Religious Drama Friday Evening
The admission is free and a plate offering will be taken at the close. The pageant, staged in California four hundred and one hundred times in Los Angeles alone, is hailed as the finest Biblical drama by Rev C A Richard. It has played at several locations with enthusiastic reception and approval.
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Stian
California
Los Angeles
C. A. Richard Tod
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