Mrs Nation Returns After Kansas Visit Sparks Protests
Carrie Nation returned to the spotlight after a Topeka visit, announcing plans to settle in Kansas City with her five husbands and a home she will furnish. She criticized President Roosevelt, defended her temperance mission, and described real estate offers as part of her broader scheme to fund her residence and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
AVERY
Eru
Akeardy
Fk Rae
Peres
Cuba
Sten
Boemizee
Kansas City
California
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
Joseph Smith
Topeka
Sanative Antiseptic Cleansing for Women’s Health Claims
For Women presents a period advertisement praising Cath Cara Ointment and Resolveant as cures for female ailments. It touts rapid, permanent relief from ulcers, inflammations, irritations, and irregularities, claiming economy and global acceptance in civilized markets. It extols skin purification benefits and general toilet and nursery uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cationia
Bath End
Washburn Students Produced Charity Play At Crawford Opera House
Washburn students stage a charity benefit at Crawford Opera House on Friday and Saturday afternoons. The funds support debt relief for the Athletic Association. The cast features Frank Leach, George Hastings, Tony Lumpkin, and other local figures in a Community theater effort led by Prof. Powell.
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Washburn
Athletic Association
Crawford Opera House
Dsamaulo Club
Wiiter
Cnerd
Roweie Halle
Charles Marlow
Frank Leach
Young Marlow
Frank Ritchie
Mr. Hardenette
Poate George Hastings
John van de Mark
Tony Lumpkin
Wallace Bolas
Dlen
Hota Hewman
Dilek
Hat Hatch
Stings
Shug
Hut Hotels
Thomas
Bel Toe
Ties Neville
Muss Baik Morrow
Bridge Workers Fight at Calvert Station As Strikes Break Out
Reports say a clash between felt temp and non union bridge workers at Calvert station on April 16 escalated into violence. James Fitzpatrick was beaten by four men while attempting to depart for Pittsburgh with striking workers. George Barnes was charged but released due to lack of evidence. Officials rail at continued hostilities as workers head toward Pittsburgh. State Journal notes ongoing tension in the bridge labor scene.
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Faltimors
Calvert Station
Wednes
Pittsburg
James Fitzpatrick
Pitthere
James
George Barnes
Che Eemanit
Inter Reles
Tater Sre
Bae i
Titania Roma
May stop beef merger in Chicago April decision anticipated
Chicago April 10 The Tribone reports the plan to buy Poe National Packing Company recently formed in New Jersey. The merger would unite major national meat packers including Ompha, Hampmond, Hygebinson, Araghi American, United Orsford Beet and Fowler Packing companies under new leadership led by J P Lyman and HOD Standinh.
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Chicago
the Tribone
Poe National Packing Company
New Jersey
Nes
Traniry
Trol
Ite New Jersey
Fea
Et Paul Sesterdicy
Tndtional Packing Company
Tetal
Ompha Packing Company
Ne &. H. Hipmond Company
Hampmond Packing Company
Hygebinson Packing Company
Araghi- American Packing Company
United Orsford Beet Company
Fowler Packing Company
J P Lyman
Hod
Standinh
French Troops Enter Southern Provinces of China
Victoria BOC April 1. A crisis looms as French forces move into southern China after Governor Kwai Chi Hun seeks aid from Assim. Pekin disapproves but French troops advance near Wouth Chint province, raising fear of European power encroachment. Reports also say Japan plans military attachés with Britain and exchanges officers to strengthen allied armies.
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Victoria
BOC
Mull
Adviers
Kwatgil
Wane Chi Hun
Assim
Pekin
Wouth Chint
Tako
Hia
Britain
Jasin
Contempt findings vs Chicago election board officials
Judge Haneey holds the Chicago election board members and Chief Clerk Powell in contempt for defying an injunction over Lorimer and Durbarrow ballots. Each is fined $100 and ordered jailed for contempt after refusal to pay, with custody to sheriff as habeas corpus actions loom in the state supreme court.
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Haneey
Election Board
Chicago
Board of Election Commissioners
Powell
Dudge Haneey
Daljots
Lorimer
Durbarrow
Century to Close as Resurrection Ends Run in Kansas City
At the Century, after the final performance of Resurrection, manager Wyle Bell announced the Century stock company will be disbanded. Several players including Miss Minnette Barrett Luke Comines and James Palton come from the Auditorian theater stock under C. Tr. Wootward, indicating a wider consolidation in local theater.
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Kansas City
Century
Wyle Bell
Playhouse
Century Stock Company
Minnette Barrett
Luke Comines
James Palton
New Stock Company
Auditorian Theater
Bell Driven Wacker of the Ny Theater Group
The article discusses Dr. Bell leading a Kansas City stock company facing internal troubles. It notes strong performances and plans for the future, and mentions a June or upcoming Resurrection play at the Century theatre with advance sales and refunds at W. Le Hell on Twelfth Street and Broadway if needed.
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Bell
Wacker
Tranbie
Dr. Bell
Kansas City
Wilson Enos
Mr. Bell
W. le Hell
Twelfth Street
Broadway
Mr. Hell
Fighting in Hayti and Dominican conflict update
Dispatches from Port au Prince report ongoing clashes as government forces siege San Domingo and revolutionists hold the city. Foreign warships protect nationals while the Endependencia joins defense efforts. Reports from April describe shifting fronts and possible Dominican government gains amid artillery exchanges. Separately, Milwaukee leaders approve hosting the AAU National Championships with the state fair next September.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Ad- Flore
San Domingo
Blake
Vasquez
Mircent
Endependencia
San Domingo Pats
Apria
Bette
Vasques
Parjertt
San Deming
San Ceronixo
Officials in New York Hold Meeting on Wages
A group of Fifteen hundred workers from the elevated railway system gathered in New York today to demand higher wages and better working conditions. Officials from the transit company faced pressure while union leaders pushed for a swift settlement.
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New York
Ge T Company
Asco Senor Bn
Unions In Struggle Between Carpentry Groups
New York April 14 the warring carpenters unions resumed the strike on day four amid efforts by the Amalgamated union to install its members in vacant posts in the big office building project. Amalgamated members from outlying districts were recalled to work as a second contractor firm agreed to hire them. Civic Federation officials hope President Gompers will help resolve the rift between organizations allied with the federation. Gompers and Duncan arrived in New York and Gompers expressed cautious optimism about a quick settlement, though Amalgamated business agent William Fite doubted success.
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New York
Carpent—Ers Wat
Des
Te Brotherhood
Brother Bord
Civic Federation
Gomper
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Duncan
Paderation of Labor
William Fite
The
Amalgamated
Inquiry on State Participation in Maneuvers
Washington April. The secretary of svar hus directs General Cheffee to contact state governors and assess their wishes to participate in annual maneuvers. The plan aims to align with the department and coordinate early timing and estimates of costs for the exercise.
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Washington
Svar Hus
Cheffee
Department of the Wist
Mit
Omaha Man Kills Himself Aboard Train
An April J-W W Con nor, a wealthy farmer from Himwool Illinois, killed himself on a Union Pacific train near Omaha after traveling from California. He cut his throat with a pocket knife in the toilet room aboard the car and was found shortly after. Coroner Swan is handling the remains.
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Omaha
Neb
Anril
W. W. Connor
Himwool
Til
Union Pacific
California
Holland strike ends as women's committee declares noon cessation
In Amsterdam on April 19 the workmen's defense committee proclaimed a cessation of the general strike at midday. The strike reportedly had little impact, with vague notes of Paris and a separate report mentioning Dr. FA Koester and a city address, amid scattered newspaper fragments.
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Women's Committee
Amsterdam
Workmen's Defense Committee
Saturday Of Low Prices Shorthand Notice
A brief item notes another Saturday of low prices with a repeated emphasis and a cryptic price marker referencing one dollar amounts. The fragment suggests a sale or promotion typical of retail notices without additional context or identifiers.
Guests of Honor at Baltimore Veterans Banquet
General Nelson A Miles Frank L Campbell assistant secretary of the Interior and Captain Charles T Slexhet were guests of honor at the thirty eighth annual banquet of the Veterans Association in Baltimore April 1. The speaker described the evolution of the American navy and praised the battleship as the greatest achievement of American industry. Fifty covers were laid at the Butea House for the affair.
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Miles
Campbell
Sigebee
Baltimore
Nelson A Miles
Frank L. Campbell
Charles T. Slexhet
Maine
Sail for Colon New York Apel 10 description
The sports Psnams coal commission led by Rear Admiral Walker Brigadier General Peter C Haines and Prof Burt sailed for Colon with Jrmor Sittin aboard Tanck of the engineer corps. The commission will study the route of the canal and report on its condition. Black, a sanitary engineer, will assist with the work.
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New York
Psnams Coal Commission
Walker
Peter C. Haines
Burt
Colon
Peranches
Jrmor Sittin
Engineer Corps
Tom Ard
Death of Bo Bosworth in Wellsville Kansas
The report notes a sudden death in Wellsville near Molsom Kansas as Bo Bosworth dies from heart failure. He traveled from Warren to Kansas and had interests in Franklin County with ties to Deming and Taine ventures. The piece mentions a City Ticket Office at 25 Kansas Avenue and local pursuits resuming after the event.
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B. Maseisb
Wolleville
Kes
Bosworth
Molsom
Wellsville
Worth
Kansas
Warren
Sranklin Country
Franklin
Myusconte
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Kansas Avenue
Mrs. Nation
the State Journal
Packers
National Securities
Kansas City Theater Ie
Matthews & Drechsel
Hawan Shoes
Haytti
A. A. TU
Milwenker
Wis
Biginger
Bir. True
Amy Discusiom
Unions
Chafree
Holland
Petermhe
Paris
FA. Koester
Kaneas
Phane
Steve Polis
Malta Ceres
Snyder's Catsuy
Bulk Suntrs
Reid-Mardor
Java
Ptektos iBetickwandy Uneedy Faculte
Barty Jang
Mackersi
Har
East Sixth Street
Panama Canal Commission
Washburn College Dramatic Club
C. B. Towne
Goldsmith's
Rome
Atelters Wien
Kou
Aei
Armel
City
Ofice Tinton Pactie Railroad
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