Canon Henson Attacks Bible Shocking Anglican Church
Canon Henson of Westminster Abbey denounces the Bible as lies and calls for a new faith in a striking critical piece. Sir Oliver Lodge supports reinterpretation of Christian doctrine while opposing the atonement as a relic of barbarism, stirring England’s religious climate.
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Canon Henson
Westminster Abbey
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Rygland
Burch
Can Terbury
Canon Benson
Oliver Lidge
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England
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Ennenien
Callon Menson
Enso
Urstchy
Itla
Scclp
Christ Tving
Tonelf
Wartarous
Christ
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Ares
Conermont
Marke
Ain
Salop
Stubbs Back From Washington Placates Kansans
W HR Stubbs Kansas Republican chair returned from Washington where he praised Theodore Roosevelt as a reform leader. He urged redistricting and削 reducing state costs, keeping county funds local, and reforming primary rules and state employment to save about half a million dollars yearly while supporting Hoch and the party's broader modernization.
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W. HR. Stubbs
Republican State Central Committee
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Thoosevelt
Bagiat
Barton
Kaunas
Topeka
Washington
Stubbs
Roosevelt
Polk Doo
Republican Party
Congress
Great Trust Companies
Burton
Sian
LSE
Gong
Kansas
Senator Long
Bristow
Ware
Tam
Tonsas
Hoch
Renator
Kansas Republican Committee
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HL. J. Allen
Alabama Primaries Nominate Judges and Congressmen
Alabama voters edge toward a broad Democratic primary to nominate seven Supreme Court judges, 17 circuit judges, five chancellors, 17 congressmen, and county officers. Delegates for the state convention in Montgomery May 25 are chosen with room for an uninstructed delegation to St Louis. Captain Hobson opposes Bankhead in one district as campaigns heat up.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Supreme Court
rAleld Commission
Circuit Ao
Uclore
Montgomery
St. Louis
RP. Hobson
Bankhead
Gardiner Reappointed Secretary of the Republican Committee
Shawnee County Republican central committee names John W. Gardiner as secretary and outlines a slate for the executive committee. Appointments include EB Chiatemna Pi, Philip, A. D. Bauer, C. K. Holliday, Peter Hell, Charlie Marse, and Jon Gardiner, with the group aiming to control chairman selection and reduce voter influence on leadership.
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Republics
Shawnee County
Republican Central Committee
Batundey
John W. Gardiner
Chiatemna Pi
Rai Atriap Philips
A. D. Bauer
C.K. Holliday
Peter Hell
Charlie "T Marse
Jon Gardiner
Thev
Iran
Panips
HA. Hutchinson
Robert Kept, Jr
Ostrand
AD. Baunes Ky
Allen Files Evidence in Second District Contest
H J Allen flees rebuttal evidence in the Second district contest against L J D Bowersock. The dispute includes about a thousand pages of affidavits covering county questions and the Gas cut congressional convention. Argument set for Wednesday before the state election board.
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H. J. Alen
J.D. Bowersock
Varinus
Gascut
State Election Board
Aetna Settles Disputes and Resumes Kansas Licensing
The Aetna Accident Insurance Company settles disputes with Kansas insurers and regains license to operate in the state. It pays $5,000 on the McLellin policy and covers taxes to S B Roehr of Voneka. Superintendent Luling previously refused license renewal, citing disputes over the Leflin claim. A Kansas Supreme Court note upholds that insurance should protect the insured, favoring policy terms over company interests.
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Aetna Accident Insurance Company
Kares
HL HL Mciellin
S B. Roehr
Voneka
Insurance Department
Reink
State Journal
Luling
Kansas
McLellin
P. B. Eyler
Hartford
Conn
lMcenge
Ai Leflin
Kansas Supreme Court
Topeka Teachers Bid Farewell to Superintendent Davidson
The Topeka public school teachers hosted a farewell reception for retiring Superintendent W M Davidson at the Knights and Ladies of Security hall. An orchestra played and refreshments were served as the group presented Davidson with a handcarved watch engraved with a depiction of the high school building. The gift carried a note of esteem from the teaching force. Presentations were led by Professor Whittimore with remarks by Effie Graham, E B Foster, A Wright, R B Welch, and J W.
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Topeka
W. M. Davidson
Knights and Ladies of Security
O. FP. M. Mfc
Davidson
Whittemore
Effie Graham
EB. G. Foster
Ave i Wright
KR. B. Welch
J. W
Money for Battles Fund Raises via Subscription
A subscription paper opened yesterday to raise funds for Olin Battles who lost his left leg in a collision with a patrol wagon near Firth Street while crossing to the Santa Fe. The accident occurred last week as he was hurrying to catch a fast mail train. Contributions listed include Pe Gilentist, Som Guanie, Capital Publishing Co. An K. Rogers.
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Yeaterday
Olin Battles
Les
Batilos
Firth Street
Arassed Dows
K. Rogers
Washburn Athletes Clash With Topeka Street Railway Over Park
Frank M. Leach submits Washburn side of the baseball park dispute with Topeka Street Railway. He charges the railway with bad faith and breach of contract after refusing to ratify park lease provisions and extend tracks. The document details negotiations through Washburn athletic control and trustee oversight, urging Topeka officials to honor obligations to Washburn athletics.
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Washburn
Frank M. Leach
Wastburn
City Railway
The
State Journal
Topek Street Railway Company
Board of Athletic Control
Washburn Athletic Park
Topeka Street Tramway Company
Mr Kelly
Board of
Washburn College
Kelly
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A. B. Whiting
Whiting
Mr. Kelly
Athlees
Akase
Helly
Athletic Board
Mna
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Rolycie
Afr. Whiting
Board of Trustees
Treet Railway
Street Railway
Pari
Prass
Treer Railway Company
Topeka
M. Leach
War risks as Japan could drive Chinese troops against Kuropatkin
Continued from the first page the report discusses Japan seeking dominant influence over Chinese forces to threaten General Kuropatkin. It warns that a division might be created in his rear if Japanese operations demand it, potentially severing communications. Russia urges immediate Japanese influence with the Chinese army, while Pekin would disavow complicity. Unconfirmed claims suggest Kuropatkin could have 24,000 men available for action toward the Chinese frontier.
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China
Kurapadlin
Train plan to Carthage and Topeka notes
Local agent P E Nipps reports a proposed daily train between Topeka and Carthage Mo was postponed due to unspecified reasons. The No 2 service would start from Topeka at 8 am and return in the evening, with adjustments to connections on the line and potential coal shipments further south. Also mentioned are juvenile reform and New York money market items.
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P. E Nipps
Missouri Pees
Gailway
Tase Tata
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Heotthan
Will of Linda T Haines Leaves Estate to Church and Kin
The will filed in probate details Linda T Haines former Parkdale principal who died recently. Executor Evans named. real estate in Warren and Green counties to sister Florence Haines. Bequests include 1000 to sister Mary A Brown and residue split between the Benevolent Association of the Christian Church in St Louis and the First Christian Church Topeka to fund a parsonage. Wind damage reported as severe at Pratt with barns destroyed and trees uprooted. Pittsburg Pirates defeat Blues 10 0 as Miller and Hoppie pitched.
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Tirst
Benevolent Association of the Christian
Church of
Missouri Valley League Players Sign Up for Tryouts
Eight clubs in the Missouri Valley League have signed their full rosters and begin the preliminary season trials. Managers include Jake Bane taking the Sore eestt team, Gus Alberts guiding Topeth, and HB Baldwin leading the Junior Pirates. Signed players listed follow with names and terms.
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Missouri Valley League
Re Bengue
Yeas
Jake Bane
Fred Hornaday
Lote
Jimmie Driscoll
Gus Alberts
United States
D. HB Baldwin
Pittsburg
Pirates
Rasters
Pinyere
Aume Rent
Ghapsian
John Iz Apes
Markets Today High Cables Cause Firmness in Corn Pit
Market gossip from Kansas City and Chicago reports a firming corn pit amid live stock trade. Native steers and hogs show modest gains while oats and wheat face mixed movement. cotton, butter and eggs hold steady with light demand.
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Ecpeas City
Jodie
Tive
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the State Journal
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Gardiner
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General Piizon
James Gordon Bennett
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AETNA
MH. Leach
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Robert Groom
Robert Byrne
Pitsburg
Willis Brandon
Thomas Weeks
Harry Baker
Joseph Garvey
Merl Spaid
James J. Williame
John Inte
Frits Hamlin
James B. Crow
Detwiler
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J.P. Murrey
Tho
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Patrick Ate Andrews
H. C. Holmes
Lonn E. Bell
Goodell
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J. G. A Milsap
F. Wilson
CG. Bankhead
He McLear
FR. Lauighlin
Robert Lam Doerr
Woodyer
J. D. Beck
J. Haxter
Elmer Yeager
Roy St. John
George J. Kiline
Jeplo
John Fillman
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Paul
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Springfeld
Larry Bales
Harry Kohor
Bert Persch
W. B Staley
Frank
Shemen
Herry Horton
Carl Wood
George W. Nicholson
Charine
Billing James O'Connell
Frank Paxter
Howard Holland
C. B. Lants
Eddie Oswald
War
Carthage
Missouri Pacific
Reform Schnet
Henry Wiltums
Reform School
Hayden Becaune
New York
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Eerie
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Bar Alpen
Saktoun Flettars
Government Fonds Steaar
Wool Market
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Miss Haines
Pratt
Prexburo
K. C. Blues
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Phil Hppe
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Christie Grain and Block Co
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Florida
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West Sixth Street
Cottds and
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