Dave Martin Retires From Philadelphia Politics
David Martin announces retirement as the leading Republican figure in Philadelphia area politics. The anticipated move follows a period of influence and strategy shaping the local party, with plans to step back from active leadership while remaining a potential advisor.
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Philadelph
David Martin
Mt Troe Bie
Total Republicans
Mayer Warwick
Uig
Mr_Mar- Un
Ime
Sunday School Rally at Central Congregational Church
A Rabbith school rally will be held at Central Congregational church Buchanan and Bunton on Sunday with events including a teachers meeting, singing, and talks. The Sunday school superintendent is FR Larimer with program segments from 1:00 to 4:08 PM and next Sunday planned.
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Ge Central Congregational Church
Corener
Buchanan and Bunton
Peaser
FR Larimer
H— Hort
Amyone
Siest
Ieee
J. O. Poucht
New Knights of Belect Knights Parade Tonight
A notice invites Lilara and others to a meeting near Monday evening at ee avenue to elect Knights. Do not miss the fall parade with Topeus in green uniforms. The event begins at the Rt Library Monday evenings through April 28 with a button sale and steam laundry pledge.
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Belect
Ee Avenue
Enw
State House Notes on New Agricultural Societies
Secretary William H Barnes of the State Virecticultural society has completed organizing societies at Burlingies and Yates Center He will organize another society in Atchison April 23 and one in Kingman May 5 Coffey county officers include President D P Noo Vice President Cundweth Secretary J A Clark Treasurer J W Cook all of Burjineeon Other Woollen county organizers list William Bicketlynd as President J W Welloner as Vice President A J Jones as Secretary all of Sated Centier
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William H. Barnes
State Virecticultural Society
Burlingies
Yates Center
Atchison
Kingman
Coffey County
DP. Noo
Cundweth
J. A. Clark
J. W. Cook
William Bicketlynd
J. W. Welloner
A. J. Jones
Skeleton Records Law Amends Procedure in Appeals
A new act amends section 23 live of 158 establishing skeleton records for appeals. It requires supreme court rules for recording practice in error cases and allows condensed testimony summaries to present essential substance. The act aims to reduce expense and speed hearings while preserving essential rights.
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Bexside
Supreme Court
Supreme Grant
Former Kansas man lands Michigan prison post
Through Fingree's help a Kansas native gains a Michigan position as warden at Jackson StatePenitentiary. BH Hatch, formerly of Arkansas City, moved to Michigan to assume reform and prison work roles and was later named superintendent at Hatchingen reformatory. Reports state Governor Pingree plans his appointment to warden after restoring confidence, amid long dispute over furniture purchases and reforms.
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Kansas
Michigan
F Hatch
Arkansas City
Old Place
Jackson
Hatch
Hatchingen
Pinteer Ween
State Penitentiary
Tig
Ping-ee
Bankers and overdrafts clash with new law
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal has pressed bankers to curb overdrafts since taking office. Some bankers cooperate, others resist. The new banking law requires funds to cover checks. Breidenthal insists no one has right to draw checks without sufficient funds, and a bank has warned customers not to pressure it into honoring overdrawn checks.
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Breidenthal
Ai. Brukgenthal
Kaisas
Eem- Ihiseluner
Mr Coburn and the Horseshoes Odd Habit
Mr Coburn, a state official, is noted for collecting horse shoes he finds in the street. A tale recounts him grabbing a rabbit's foot from a camp stew and rushing back to catch a departing train to reclaim it, illustrating his quirky obsessions.
New Mexican Requisition Stirs Penitentiary Chase
W D Campbell a turnkey at the state penitentiary traveled to the city to secure a requisition for the arrest of Edgar Morris now in New Mexico after escaping from the state pen Morris was sent to the penitentiary from Pilawatormis county for grand larceny and war nearing the end of his term when an opportunity for escape arose Campbell has gone after him The State Board of Charities faces anticipated summay dismissal but no election of its heads is expected localhost
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W. D. Campbell
State Penitentiary
Edgar Morris
New Mexico
Morfle Wan
Pilawatormis County
State Board of Charities
Tedlay
C. Frey
Werslit
Gilleple
Vintttin
Jonian of
Lyone
Snihe Plig
Turner Society
Firnt
Stevenson
Cheeney
Alg Borahcurd
Paria
Margaret Mather
He Gta
State Board of Churkies West
Kisur
Epend Haster
P. Johnston Patt
Michange
Ste Logitte
United States Uixtries Court
Go Quincy
Lettie Howes
D. D. Boyle
Christies
New Saida
Cis Julius
Whrein
Pura Wierthe
Alore
Kansas
Tagig
Chana
Santa Ee
Firent
John Tuassas
Sustoaice
Jeti 3
Homi
Eupertnlyniaear
Sopika Schovla
Ceal
Gmigunete Marriott Ural
Kar Agunew
Eo EL
Ty Greene
Moliews
Wade
Moe Waters
Ds Crane
Cotinell
Eoromercial Club
Peberonte
Audi Forties Amerciation
Wi Schock
John Chaney
Jonn
Vrook
Justine Guy
Jill Dienry Fortes
Parkdale
Schoe
Art
Charlie Taibdell
Weehington
Sofie
Politizian
Toland
James Murph
John Soullay
Cinarron
Issuc
Juden Fosten
Muthhy
Scully
W. M. van Ness
Baker
Florence Holiester
Thomas
Volty
VanNese
Mast
Comporitins
Steimett
Taroeuko Tehieh
Topeka
Hanoad
Cit Weil
Cpe Te Uy Gees
Teturn
Sehist Vlub Pikywin
Fyles
Camelad
Ciey Mon
Dre. Polith
Peake
Hiss
Cairnl Presbyterian Church
Interratih
Unih Presbyterian
Polk
Fusioon
Local Board Sees Officers Appointed Before Fiscal Year End
The board was in session at the asylum today handling routine business and adjourned early to allow members to return home and spend Sunday with their families before the fiscal year ends July 1.
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Ucceseirs
State House Notes and G A R Committee Actions
The executive council sets aside a room in the state house for G A R use in the east wing. The Kansas G A R audit committee completes its review and will file a new report after Chanute encampment as officers for the next year are elected. A Texas-bound perjury pursuit follows Keefe testimony. Arkansas Gas and Oil Co files with a $16000 capital. directors include Duke, D 0 Duke, Rhodes, Ranney, Le Brown, and Frank J Heas.
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Connell
State House
EL &. Jones
Spencer
Leavenworth
A. A. Kavh
G. A. R. Department of Kansas
New Rand
Chanute
BP. Waurgener
Texas
Fr. A. Wreeter
Keeferr
Mate
Arkanane Iy Gas and OU Company
Grant Duke
D. 0
Duke
Wellsville
N.Y
Rhodes
J. A. Ranney
St, Alton
Chas le Brown
Prank J
Heas
Arkansas City
Kansas Republican association meets in Washington
Kansas Republicans in the District form a social and political group with 41 roster members at 41 Tenth Street. Officers named are President B. F. Chase, Secretary Travis W. Stone, and Treasurer D. P. Evans. The meeting discussed women’s suffrage for members and invited prominent Kansans to speak. Several attendees and names appear, including J. Nelligan and J. J. Nelligan, with references to Bristow and others.
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Washington
Kansas Republican Association
Tenth Street
B. F. Chase
Tsravi W. Stone
DP. J. Fevans
J. Nelligan Aten
Egate
WA. Peffer
Nel Vans
Kangas
Kansacs
Ed Drewes
Tn Ue
Juste Brewer
Connie Stoler Byat
Bristow
der. Patten
J. J. Nelligan
H.C. Brune
MW K. Bruce
J. Field
A. BM Lege
JH Gouse
R. Barts
Wier Britton
W. H. Evans
Lucky Baldwin In Debt Borrows $85 000
San Francisco April 7 The Tyber ty Bank recorded a mortgage by E I Baldwin for 55 000 covering the Baldwin Hotel property annex property on Call is tirnia street and other holdings in Webster street Los Angeles and county rents. Indebtedness totals 1 470 000 with interest terms at 14 per cent. Baldwin says he borrowed to pay obligations and would borrow more if needed, citing low prices and hopes a protective tariff will help his businesses recover.
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San Francisco
Hiberty Bank
E. I. Balwin
Baldwin
Bomr
Call- Tirnia
Ateet Nose Jones
Webster Street
Fell
Bieverson Atreat
Betel Nose
Los Angeles
Rendits
Los Angeles County
Joan
Baldwin Sai
Monte B
Actresses in Tights Billboard Battle in St Louis
In St Louis on April 17 a dispute erupted after Mrs Mary S Hero of 83 North FC tenth street allegedly cut down a billboard fence owned by the St Louis Publishing Company that displayed women images. Authorities declined her warrant request, fueling a local controversy over decency and public display.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Ries
Mary S. Hero
North FC
Hero
Globe trotter Acocks plans Topeka walkaround world
Acocks from Gridley starts afternoon from Gridley to walk around the world carrying the stars and stripes. He aims 18 miles five days a week with two rest days and will ride across waters when needed. On return he places the flag in Topeka capitol building as Gridley citizens escort him with a brass band.
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Ylag
Topeka
Globe Trotter
I A. Acocks F Rurington
State Capitol
Acocks Hame
Frank Hi
Acock
Gridivry
Acocks
Gridley
Bim
Snap Shots At Homene ws Budgets and Busy Local Life
A brisk Topeka snapshot lists activities around Easter season with notes on charity board adjournment, church services, political visits, social events, and upcoming performances. Mentions include the state board of charities, Firnt Preachyt church, Turner Society program, Goquoc and local civic figures, and planned boxing exhibition at Crawford Open House.
Marshall's Band Members Meet for Street Work
Marshall's Band members are called to meet in the wand room Mam on Sunday in uniform, prepared for street work. Director J B Marshall presiding.
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Marshall
J.B. Marshall
Direcor
Keep Out Canadian Hay Drives Tariff Debate in New York
A New York April 1 letter argues a tariff on Canadian hay would aid Eastern farmers by raising Western hay prices and reducing spoiled stock feed. The writer notes New York retail hay costs 4 to 12 per ton, while Canadian hay floods markets, harming horses and farm profits. He contends tariff would redirect hay from Canada to the West and improve overall supply for Eastern farmers.
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New York
Iprevsae
H. Dunn
Av Enue
Conthemp
Canada
Kansas
Nebraska
Hebeseia
York
Pure Water for Chicago Schools Approves Water Filtration
Chicago April 17 The board of education tonight approved equipping 20 school buildings with drinking water filtration and to study costs for the rest of the district about 200 schools including rented buildings. Committees to solicit bids and set exact specs were directed to report next Wednesday. The board also approved boiling apparatus in steam heated schools pending cost tests and kept filters as the preferred option.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Board of Health
W. R. Harper
J. F. Wolf
Remainser
Avparsius
L. O. Kobts
Harar
New York Circus Day Brings 6000 Children Hopeful Fun
In New York on April 1 children from many institutions gathered for an annual circus day. Mr Gatley staged a program for 30 inmates, St Bartholomew's home 400, United Hebrew Charities 400, Protestant Episcopal Mission 225, Children's Aid Society 300, Avenue B school and others seating 25 to 250 each. Highlights included a bulldog playing handball and a kite flight reaching 7600 feet at Blue Hill.
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New York
Gatley
St. Bartholomew's Home
Protestant Episcopal Mission
Children’s Aid Society
Avenue B School
Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief Landmark Patent Remedy
An advertisement touts a "Mystic Cure for Rheumatism" claiming dramatic, rapid relief from rheumatism and neuralgia after one day. Testimonial from T. F. Anthony of Promise City Iowa credits one bottle and two doses with significant benefit. Sold by Swift & Holliday at 523 Kansas Avenue Topeka. Also notes a March 7 legislative action in Springfield regarding street railway tax measures amid opposition.
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T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
Swift & Holliday
Drug
Easter Church Services in Shawnee County
Sunday church announcements list numerous Easter services across El Dorado and nearby churches. Evangelists, sacraments, revival meetings, and special music mark the day with events at Wesleyan Methodist, United Brethren, Called Presbyterian, First Society of Spiritualists, Occult Church of the Mystic Shrine, Salvation Army, Friends church, First Church of Christ Scientist, and several others.
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Holinees Association
Weel Methodist
Tomor Row
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Third
Jefferson Streets
W. Edwards
Orleans
Neb
United Brethren Church
Kanda
Eleventh
Twelfth
Coblents
Presbyterian
Elehth and
Topeka Avenues
M. F. McKirahan
Pew
Society of Spiritualists
Morrtine
Christian Church
Salvation Army
Kanage Avenue
Ensign
Hawk
Harris
Pittebure Willpeak
Friends Church
Topeka Avenue
A. Wood of
Wichita
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Sixth Street
Ratty
A. Wyman
Fifth
Sixth Streets
A. Wood
Therm
C. M
Pourteenth
van Huren
J. MM. Brown
P.m
Epworth
M. CA
Ceir
Atate
Andrew Baird
A. Ball
Adams
Christian Churches
Shawnee County
M. I. Harlan
State Superintendent of Missions
H. B. Fleharty
Presbyterian Clearch
Huntoon
Polk Streets
Wm. Littejohn
Edith J. Broke
Mr. Ward
Emporia College
First Presbyterian Church
Oakland Presbyterian
Joseph
Brown
Washinagon
D. W. Oakes
Mamie Spradley
MC Ridler
Mary McNeal
G. Pryor Vounisola
Sadi Brantley
MC. Riley
Pryor
M. E. Oakes
Guartette
G. W. Parkhurst
F. E. Wear
WR. Currie
Wm. M. Shaver
Gertrude Tracy
Dudley Buck
H. Tebbs
Parkhurst
G. Ee
Firat Street
G. D. Olden
J TD
House of
Evansville
Church of God
Hirth
Liberty Streets
United Presbyterian Church
Munyon Health Claims Promoted by Professor Munyon
An advertisement touts Munyon remedies including a general health guide and cures for colds throat pain fever and diphtheria. It claims rapid relief from various ailments with prices and a Philadelphia address for free medical advice.
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J. M. Munyox
Wien
Munyun
Touvicle
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Monte
Levikea
Price
Hella Tae
Muryon
Prige
Carly
Mangen
Arch Sirest
Faidetphia
Onaerere
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