Change of Church Name Discussed at Western Missouri Convention
Kansas City May 12 Two questions dominate the fourteenth annual convention of the diocese of Western Missouri Protestant Episcopal church held at Grace church: whether to rename the diocese to Kansas City and whether to rename the general church body to The American Catholic church in the United States. The debate includes concerns over property rights and the pace of adoption, with opposition citing Rome alignment and supporters urging immediate action in light of proposals from other dioceses and the U S assembly. The session opens at 10 o clock with a sermon by Rev Charles A Wee and continues through today and tomorrow with women’s auxiliary in session.
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Refusal to Confirm by Mr Cleveland Echoes Mysterious Stance
In a coy stance, Mr. Cleveland avoids confirming or denying any claim. The phrasing hints at uncertainty about a possible engagement or position, leaving readers unsure of his intentions.
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President Roosevelt greeted by Stanford students
After a quiet night on the cars the presidential party left San Jose for San Francisco to attend a monster demonstration. Upon arrival at Palo Alto the president was welcomed by Leland Stanford University officials and eleven hundred students whose hearty welcome greeted Mr Roosevelt. He spoke at some length to the students.
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Prospective Candidate Pushed for Democratic Nomination
Friends urge Grer Cleveland to run for president in 1904 while noting his duty to the party and the Scripps McRae Press Association. A Cleveland Press Washington dispatch reports tests of his willingness, with officials saying he would accept only if tendered, viewing it as a party duty.
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Band of Gypsies Plead Guilty and Leave Town
Sunday night arrests end with five men and another Joe fined one dollar and costs totaling about seventy five dollars. The band leader paid sixty of the fines and Judge Rogers granted a stay for the remaining costs as they departed westward. Also a jury acquitted ex policeman Joe Johnson of charges of disturbing the peace and wife beating. T J Pendergast and three deputies moved through with thirteen prisoners on a Missouri Pacific train. Tom Lawrence received a twenty year sentence for second degree murder.
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Justice Berry
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T. J. Pendergast
Missouri Pacific
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Jefferson City
Tom Lawrence
King Edward and Queen Alexandria Cheered in Dalkeith
Royal couple rode to the town gates as about twenty thousand Scots welcomed King Edward II and Queen Alexandria with loud cheers this morning in Dalkeith Scotland.
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Scotland
JOAQUIN MILLER NOT DEAD REPORT FALSE
A rumor of the poet Joaquin Miller’s death near Oakland circulated from Butte. Neighbors denied the report and said he was alive and well, with further inquiries confirming the poet’s continued safety.
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Joaquin Miller
Circuit Court Dockets Include Replevin Garnishment and Judgments
In circuit court today Julius Cotton v Huston replevin. E. C. White v Hamilton Brown Shoe Co garnishment dismissed. Ina M. Dunlap v Joseph Kelley judgment for plaintiff $103.71. E. C. White v W R Fife et al consent judgment $200.58 at 8 percent. C D Fife favored. John Clapton administrator v Norton verdict not guilty of concealing note.
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Joseph H. Kelley
E. C. White
W. R. Fife
L. B. Fife
John R. Clapton
John S. Wood
Probate Court
N. L. Norton
Railroad President Olyphant Retires After Long Service
Robert Olyphant retires after nineteen years as president of the Delaware and Hudson Railway. He served twenty five years with the road and 79 years old. David Wilcox named as his successor. Olyphant did not respond to Roosevelt's coal strike settlement invitation.
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Shamrock Third Leads in Trial Races for Ocean Trip
Gourock Scotland May 1 The Shamrock Third led all boats in early trial races with a brisk breeze aboard both boats carrying large jack-yard sails. The new boat took early lead and held clear water over the old Shamrock as Sir Thomas Lipton announced the vessel will be fitted for the transatlantic voyage after the races end Saturday.
Ohio Republicans to Endorse Roosevelt at State Convention
Congressman Grosvenor says the Ohio Republican state convention will endorse Franklin D. Roosevelt, arguing silence would signal Hanna as a likely candidate. He notes Hanna will not permit his name to be used under any circumstances, making the endorsement necessary to avoid friction.
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Hanna
Alley paving promises best city street improvement
The alley between Donnahue and Combs real estate and loan office and the Democrat office will be paved with cement and, when finished, will be the best alley in the city.
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Combs Real Estate and Loan Office
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Remarkable man dead
Carl Bruno known as the bird man and warbler died after a fall near Morristown New Jersey. The German born ornithologist, about forty five, worked at an aviary in Morris Plains. He claimed vast bird knowledge and recalled work for George J. Gould and John D. Rockefeller.
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Carl Bruno
Morr's Plains
Germany
George J. Gould
John D. Rockefeller
Sedalia Lecture Association Elects New Officers
The Sedalia Lecture Association held its regular annual meeting in the high school building last night. Officers elected include President Prof. George W. Buchanan, Vice President Rev. J. J. Pritchett, Secretary Rev. J. C. Jacoby, and Treasurer Mr. Charles E. West.
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George W. Buchanan
Our City Schools
J. J. Pritchett
Fifth Street M. E. Church
Chicago Labor Troubles Deepening With Rejected Union Pact
On May 12 in Chicago five hundred colored waiters repudiated their union officers' agreement with restaurant owners and refused to return to work. Unrest spreads to Deering Harvester employees and laundry strikers as peace appears unlikely.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Deering Harvester
The Right Cottons for Every Occasion Display
A catalog style piece marketing cotton fabrics for street wear outings and formal balls. It lists mercerized grenadines, silk embroidered sivisses, silk and cotton crepes, organdies, mavs, pique, denims and pure linen suiting options with prices and uses for spring and summer wear. It highlights durability for hot nights and versatile makes for skirts and gowns.
Textile Prices and Fashion Notes From a Past Era
Percales and cottons priced in toc and 1240, ginghams at 124¢ and 25¢, mercerized fabrics 25¢ to 50c, madras waistings 1c and 20c, fancy linen suitings 230, damasse 33c to 59, chambrays and related fabrics. Shirt waists this year feature tucked fronts, bishop sleeves, and matching stock. elaborate kinds may be trimmed with lace.
Egyptian Tissuess and Laces for Frill Trimmings
Egyptian Tissuess 230 Printed Batiste t6c and 15¢ Linen Etamines 5cc Fancy Silk Oxfords black and white 50c to 85c All these stuffs are thin and soft and should be made to give a frou frou effect Some will be prettiest over collars to match the prevailing tint in the design but it is always safe to make them over white White laces or colored laces to match are the best trimmings.
Neltie Shoes and Oxfords Price Comparison
An ad touts Neltie shoes and Oxfords from $2 to $2.50 as high value options with hand welting for comfort, noting Sorosis and other $5 shoes offer more finish. It describes styles like Neltje Blutcher Oxford at $2.50 in patent calf and mat kid, plus various vici kid, patent, and mat kid designs with Cuban heels and silk eyelets.
Corset Fashion Shifts To Rust Proof Line Styles
The article contrasts old rigid corsets with modern silhouettes where a waist length, hip slope, and back spring define poise. It highlights Warner's Rust Proof Models offering hose-supported designs for the desired figure, surpassing corsets lacking hose supporters.
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