McFarland Aims Higher for Methodist Bishop Candidacy
Dr J T McFarland pastor of the First Methodist Church Topeka Kan has consented to be a candidate for bishop at the Topeka conference He hopes to secure broad support from both Kansas and other sites praising his long ministry and qualifications The official resolution urges hearty cooperation in pressing his claim and notes a belief that western representation should be expanded in the bishopric election
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J.T. McParland
Firet
K. J.T. McFarland
M. EB. ¢Hurch
Topeka
Kannos
Ecore
Hoarty
McFarland
General Conference
Iolows, Nilnoks
York
Kansas
Wesleyan University
Uence
McFarlandt
Merny
Ebce Billiant
Analytic
Summer Plans on Embassies to Spend Tet Months at Lenox
Washington April 21 The German embassy will be established at Lenox for the summer with the ambassador raising the flag in June and remaining until October. He will return to Washington to unveil Frederick the Great statue at the army war college on October 20. Baron von Demianche may take October leave for Germany with his family. Other embassy staff shifts include Sir Henry Mortimer Dur rend likely moving the British embassy to Lenox for summer. The Russian and French ambassadors plan transfers to Bar Harbor and Manchester by the Sea respectively, with varied staff on leave or relocation.
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Washington
Lenox
Frederick the Great
Army War College
Baron von Demianche
Legation
Germany
Scheller
Speck-Sternburg
Henry Mortimer Durrand
Ralke
Waterlow
Sal
Countess Cassin
Bar Harbor
Madame Tusserand
France
Manchester-by-the- Sea
Burglars Blow Safe at Clay City Bank
Burglars entered the Farmers and Merchants Bank during the night in Clay City Indiana, blew open the safe and escaped with an amount reported as 1090 dollars. The front of the vault was blown across the street and the building was damaged. loss is insured.
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Clay City
Ind
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Loxs
Political Gossip and Kansas Impact on Parker Hearst Contention
The piece discusses how New York Democratic convention moves may boost Parker while hurting Hearst, influencing Kansas Democrats toward fusion with Populists or challenging the national ticket. It cites Grover Cleveland endorsements, Kansas faction dynamics, and possible bolting by Dr. B. Dykes and other figures shaping state politics.
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New York
Judge Parker
Parker
Democrats of
St. Louis
Hearst
Tlctionaire
Cleveland
Kansas
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Kanes
Coaling Station Proposed in Aleutian Islands
The United States plans a new coaling station in the Aleutian Islands. The naval collier Saturn, idle since December 26, is ordered to proceed with 300 tons of coal to Kuuzkawan Island in the Rat group, at latitude 52 north, longitude 177 east, for remote resupply in that region.
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Aleutian
Topeka Era Fragments and Local Updates
Topeka notes mixed with civic items and social news. Mentions City Attorney Chas Spencer in Kansas City, Election Commissioner’s wife T S Williams, trolley wire upgrades on Washburn car line, wedding announcements, police gallery installation, and upcoming lectures on Indian art. Also reports on sidewalk conditions, graduation events at Washburn College, and local legal notices involving liquor sale penalties and a worthless check case.
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Chas. F. Spencer
Kansas City
Frank Grimes O
Burton
T. S. Williamn
Washburn
Snyder
Kansas
Washburn College
Kansan Medical College
Topeka
Smith
van Buren Street
Margaret Hill McCarter
Phillip Sprague
City Hall
Mexican Herald
W. J. Veale
Utdereator Finch
Dmg
Im Tran
Ohler
Police McCallum 1
Wakteeney
MckKnroy
McCallum
KE. Cole
Washburn Chapel
Reid-Stane School of Art
Agrintant
McNary
Jiuminon
Charles Heltman
Heltman
Supreme Court
Osha Bee
Davidsod
Anyon
Omaha
J. Wilson
el Ulamperl
Wilson
Bironess G
Red Oak
Iowa
Witson
Albert Griff Fi
Kansas Avenue
Pollock
United States Court
Kansan City
Federal
Suse Pollet
George Shuritt
United States Circuit Court
Cas Belt
Hernet
Judge Halbrook Orders Return of Shirt Waists
Judge Pollock issued an order Wednesday afternoon directing the return of shirt waists taken from the Zanditen Supply House on a writ of replevin. The action seeks immediate possession and restoration of goods involved in the dispute.
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Pollock
Zanditen
Bankruptcy papers filed and shirt sale dispute noted
Before the bankruptcy papers were filed, they must be returned. A separate record is kept of the process. Shirts bought from Joseph Kauffman of Kanate City two days before Zanditon went bankrupt valued at $400. Kauffman sought return after not receiving payment.
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Joseph Kauffman
Kanate City
Zanditon
Kauffman
Unionists Arraigned at Irish Nationalist Convention
Dublin April 21 The annual convention at the Mansion house drew large crowds. John Redmond urged unity against the Unionists and government, declaring in a heated address that execution awaited the condemned rulers who ran Ireland. The delegates backed home rule and pledged confidence in Ireland's Parliament.
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Dublin
Todey
John Redmond
Unioniat
Ireland
Docket Almost Cleared as Supreme Court Expedites Work
The supreme court nearly clears its docket, marking a fourteenth thousandth case on Wednesday. Butler County land dispute leads a long list, as 73,000 cases were passed on January 11. Clerk BD. Valentine notes the court is up with work, expecting decisions roughly ten months from filing, thanks to added justices and two shifts.
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Supreme Court
Butler
Valentine
Supremé Court
Mrs Land's Statement on Attacks Reported in Kansan
The Kansan reports details of an assault involving Mrs Land and Al Lani, with statements from Dr Samson and Dr Sumer. Olive Street is mentioned and Saturday events are tied to the incident. The article notes the attacker and location, describing the investigation and reactions.
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al Lani
Olive Atrert
S . Samson
Sumer
Wilsea
Fragmentary notes on bridge and travel items from 19th century paper
A garbled report references a bridge over the Kaw river with unclear measurements and finances. It also mentions a death by suicide aboard a US Navy ship, and travel fares and schedules to Cleveland and Fort Wayne with references to rail lines and destinations.
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