News of the Week Interesting Items Gathered from All Personal
A long list of brief political and public-item notes from Kansas and nationwide. Obituaries and honors include A. B. Kimball of Parsons death. Mrs. Sage named foundation president. Kay named in Iowa Univ chair. Ruef pleads guilty. Reed and Conner topics. Debates on rail, brewing, legal cases, and disasters.
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Kimball
Parsons
Kan
Frank H. Butler
Marvin Boy
Dover
Del
A. E. Stilwell
Orient
Mexico
Board of Regents
The
State University of Iowa
G. F. Kay
Kansas University
J. C. Horton
Kansas City
Lawrence
Russell Sage
Orchard to hang for Steunenberg murder in distant future
Boise Idaho reports Harry Orchard will be executed for the murder of ex Governor Steunenberg, though the exact date remains in the remote future. Senator Borah asserts Orchard may be saved to testify, while Governor Gooding denies immunity offers but hints at ongoing state handling as Jack Simpkins remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Smelting Company
Salt Lake
Utah
Shriner
California
Joplin
Northwest
Great Northern Railroad
People’s Ice, Storage and Fuel Company
Kansas City
Trust
Gen. Grant
Chicago
Sterrett
N. T
United States
Insular Bureau
Philippines
Abraham Ruef
San Francisco
Grand Jury
United Railways Company
Newport
R. L
Octopus
Lake
Roosevelt
National Association of Professional Baseball
St. Louis
Adams
H. Clay Pierce
Texas
Pierce
Kansan
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
New York
Wisconsin
Isaac Stephenson
Spooner
India
Pollock
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City Breweries’ Company
Walter F. Brown
Ohio State Republican Committee
Taft
Oklahoma
Washington
Bonaparte
Lode
Poland
Schmitz
Western Union Telegraph Company
Supreme Court of Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Inland Waterways Commission
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Jack Simpkins
Orchard
Western Federation Executive Board
Frank Steunenburg
Borah
Haywood
Moyer
Simpkins
Boosters Start Big Colorado Manufacturers Trip
In Denver the Union Pacific issued one of its costliest tickets to Thomas C. Scott secretary of the Colorado Manufacturers Association. The yard long pass cost 35755 dollars plus over 1200 dollars in Pullman fare for the 100 travelers on the association’s Black Hills excursion. The Twenty first infantry band from Fort Logan joined the boosters in Denver led by bandmaster Charles W. Graven.
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Denver
Union Pacific
Thomas C. Scott
Colorado Manufacturers’ Association
Mr. Scott
EF. J. Tuttle
J. C. Son
Colorado Manufacturers Association
Black Hills
Twenty-first Infantry
Fort Logan
Charles W. Graven
Boosters
Baptism of Alfonso Prince of Asturias in royal chapel
Alfonso, prince of the Asturias, was baptized in the private chapel of the royal palace in Madrid. The ceremony was attended by the royal family state and court officials and representatives of foreign powers. Cardinal Rinaldini represented the pope and many dignitaries from Europe were present as great care was taken to guard the infant. The child received the names Cristine Eduardo Prancisco Guilermo Cristine Eduardo Francisco Guilermo Carlos Enrique Fernando Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Prince of the
Austrias
Pope
Cardinal Rinaldini
King Edward
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Emperor William
Leopold of
Hohenzollern
Emperor Francis Joseph
Archduke Eugene of Austria
Charles of
Portugal
Oporto
Eduardo Prancisco
Guilermo
Cristine
Eduardo Francisco Guilermo
Carlos Enrique Fernando Antonio
Buffalo Bill Stands Pat in Gould Case Visit
Commissioner Bingham questioned Col William F Cody in Brooklyn about detectives who visited him as alleged Howard Gould emissaries. Cody recalled offers of 10000 and 25000 dollars in Denver and later in New York to make statements about Mrs Gould. He referred the men to his lawyer Seldon Hacon and could not recall their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Gould
Central Office Detective Bureau
Bingham
Col
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bi
Brooklyn
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Denver
Gould
Hoffman House
Seldon Hacon
Bacon
Mrs Eddy Objects to Frye Suit in Court Letter
A letter from Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy to Judge Robert N. Chamberlain filed in Concord Superior Court denounces the Eddy vs. Frye suit. Eddy says she has personally managed her affairs for decades and that appointing a board of trustees was to protect her property and wishes, adding the suit was brought without her knowledge and harms her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Robert N. Chamberlain
Eddy Vs. Frye
Minister Conger Dead in Pasadena California
Former minister to China and ambassador to Mexico E. H. Conger died in Pasadena on May 18 after a week of worsening illness. The family was at his bedside when he passed, with chronic dysentery named as the direct cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lyndon B. Phifer
Rich Hill
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Dr. Klopsch
Christian Herald
Japan
T. J. Moore
Pittsburg
Kansas Republican State Committee
Thomas Ryan
Kansas
Washington
William H. Roberts
Philadelphia
119Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Edwin Conger
China
Pasadena
Cal
BB. H. Fulton
Marysville
Kansas Knights Templar
Admiral Dewey
Gen. Kuroki
Hotel Astor
New York
Alonso B. Jones
G. BR. Sprague
Wichita
Kansas Kasic
E. H. Conger
Mexico
Express Rate Fight Aims to Help Denver Public
A Denver suit led by George J. Kindel targets express companies over freight charges. Attorney Albert Vogt says concessions already cut rates from New York to Denver in a contested through shipment. Companies argue small parcels can be mailed or split. Vogt cites large plates for keepsakes shipped from Newburyport. Walter Howard encounters an aspiring actor who jokes about stage life. Defiance Starch promotes safety for fine fabrics with strong stiffening power and chemical-free formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Supreme Court
Kellogg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
New York
Abraham Ruef
San Francisco
Dunn
Mookout Mountain
Tennessee
Metropolitan Opera House
Actors Fund
Texas
Val Blatz Brewing Company
Kansas Supreme Court
Jamestown Island
Allen
Kan
Lyon County
Rock Island
Denver
George J. Kindel
Publc
Albert L. Vogt
Colorado Building
Kindel
Express
Vogl
Omaha
Pacific Express Company
Kiniel
Vogt
Newburyport
Massachusetts
Cyclone Ravages Card Sheep Company Ranch
A cyclone near Shawnee Springs shattered the Card Sheep Company buildings and pens, injuring ten workers. BE. R. Grize suffered serious injuries and was taken to Douglas hospital. other injuries were minor. Loss to the company is about $1,000. Telegraph and telephone lines were also wiped out. damage assessments at other ranches were incomplete at midnight.
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Douglas
Wyo
Card Company
Cord Company
Northwestern
Grize
W. F. Pflaging
Boy Accidentally Shoots Himself Near Pueblo
Lester Irwin fourteen year old son of Mrs. James Massey of 712 East Abriendo Avenue was mortally wounded by his own shotgun while climbing a fence on Goodnight ranch three miles west of Pueblo. He died two hours later at St. Mary's Hospital. Yoahe Irwin, with two companions, had gone hunting along the Arkansas river when a gun discharged hitting him as he climbed a fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Goodnight Ranch
Here
Lester Irwin
James Massey
East
Abriendo Avenue
St. Mary's Hostal
Yoahe Irwin
Arkansas River
Zame
Figure of Speech Quip Cited in Harpers Weekly
A humorous exchange from Harpers Weekly quotes a father explaining a figure of speech. The boy Freddy asks about the term and the father defines it with a playful, risqué punchline involving his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy
Dad
Harper's Weekly
Free Famous Book Offer From Dr W Coffee Des Moines
Readers can obtain a famous book free of charge describing a simple home cure for deafness head noises sore eyes and fading light. Send a letter at once to Dr W Coffee 360 Century Building Des Moines R to receive the remedy details and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Coffee
Des Moines
When a Girl Invites For Dinner She Says She Cooks
A witty note warns that a girl who invites a young man to her home and announces she did the cooking signals a time to pay attention. The remark highlights social expectations and dining etiquette in courting.
Worn to a Skeleton A Restoration Sparks Pennsylvania Town
A Pennsylvania woman shares a personal testimonial about Dean's Kidney Pills aiding her recovery from severe illness. She describes weight loss, thirst, sugar in urine, and fatigue, noting rapid improvement after use and regain of weight. Product sold nationwide by Foster-Milburn Co. Also mentions a Detroit trip by Mrs. J C Phelps Stokes and a Defiance Starch advertisement. Dr Francis E Clark tours the West Indies and Americas for the Christian Endeavor society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Charlies N. Preston
Elkland
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
J. C. Phelps Stokes
Detroit
Christian Endeavor
Francis E. Clark
The
Christian Endeavor Society
West Indies
Panama
South American Republics
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A testimonial style offer endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervous prostration and female ailments. It cites Mrs Nellie Marham and Mrs Geo A James praising cures and urges women to consult the symptom guide for recovery tips at Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Nellie Makham
Morgan St
Buffalo
N. Y
Geo. A. James
Predonia
Lynn
Mass
Lee
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Harry
Montror
Alfonso Rio Cristine
Pat
Mrs. Eddy
Minister Conger
Colorado
Walter Howard
Mr. Howard
Howard
Boy
Nellie Marham
Geo. A.james
Wemca
E. Plakham
Kgeoworr
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