Pulpit Retains Vow Not to Bias Ballot Rites
A speech at a Fire Methodist Episcopal church condemns corruption in a primary, arguing no candidate should be voted for if tainted by fraud. Dr. McParland defends civic honesty, calls for fair polling places, and criticizes tax dodging while urging investigation into the alleged fraud and noting corporate tax practices.
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J.T McFarland
Wit
Bern & Mat
Conserence
Pat
Uyeey
Mba Beckues
Thor
Bern
Peimwiry
gan= Yasmine board
Murderous elephant Dick dies after failed subdue plan
New York April 22 A vicious elephant named Dick of the Forepaugh circus strangled to death at Madison Square Garden in a botched restraint attempt. The animal, about 35 years old and weighing 5000 pounds, had been violent since Columbus, Ohio, and ropes were used in an effort to choke him. Fourteen men worked sixteen hours to remove the carcass. The elephant’s hide may be stuffed for Carnegie museum in Pittsburgh.
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Sells
New York
Sells and Foreypaugh
Madison Square Garden
Ojrant
Forepaugh
Adam Forepaugh, Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Lewin Sells
Opean
Andrew Carnegie
Poison Indicated Death of Chicago French Professor
Dr Rene De Poyen Bouisle, professor of French at the University of Chicago, was found dead today in his apartment at 2147 Michigan avenue. Physicians alerted the coroner they believed death by own action, with indications of poisoning. He graduated from the Elyne de Bordeaux in 1814 and held various teaching posts from 1855 to 1860 and 1881 at Jones Hopkins University.
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Chicago
Rene de Poyen- Bouisle
University of Chicago
Michigan Avenue
de Poyen
Elynee de Bordeaux
Pirtland
Mull
Jones Hopkins University
Iss
Van Prather Seeks Auditor Nomination in Leeds Administration Era
The text notes Van S. Prather of Wyang e county and a police sergeant seeking the auditor nomination under Leeds, mentioning past service as state auditor under Lewelling and current challenges to secure renomination. It suggests Prather may face defeat and not be renominated.
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van S. Prather
Wyang@e
Leeds
Atate
Lewelling
W. H. Morris
Prather
Pearl Harbor naval plans move forward in Washington drive
Secretary Long forwards plans to Senate and House committees to establish a Pearl Harbor naval station on Oahu with 1280 acres in four parcels. Key sites include Ford Island and Walpo Peninsula, with dredging and fortifications funded to enable rapid Pacific fleet access, pending eminent domain actions and regulatory measures.
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New York
The
Tribune
Washington
Long Tues
Naval Affairs Committee
Senate
Pearl Harbor
Haventian Islands
Pacific Ocean
Hale Haw
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Station
Qabu
Mokourmeume
Walpo
United States
Mteh
Amiral Barker
Poort Hasbor
Army
Ering
Congress
Welkers
Honelulu
May Day Parade in New York Draws Large Crowds
Fifty thousand workers join a May Day demonstration in New York as both men and women line the streets in a show of solidarity for labor rights and economic justice.
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New York
Apelmatt Ts
Divine Cruelty Sermon Targets Ecumenical Conference
Rev Dr W S Crowe denounces the ecumenical missionary conference at Church of the Eternal Hope New York on end less torment and the lack of invitation to Unitarian and Universalist denominations He argues many delegates doubt endless torment and questions the moral direction for the coming century urging reflection on Christian mercy and doctrine.
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W. S. Crowe
New York
Church of the Eternal Hope
Universalist
Ecumenical Missionary Conference
Cojferone
Chriel
Presbyterian Church
Hille
Parkhurst
Women in a Weighty Clash Ended by Police Arrests
Police stopped a battle on the road back from a gathering and arrested Hingile Maxwell and Jessie Trim after finding them engaged in a pitched fight. Details of the incident remain limited in the report.
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Fritz
Third
Jackson Streets
McCoy
Maze
Maxwell
Trimble
Soi i
Rakding
Hingile Maxwell
Jessie Trim
Census Enumerators Named for First District by Supervisor White
Supervisor A J White lists the district’s census enumerators across multiple counties. Names include Atchison county selections such as DW Ayers Dardis Leavers and Hartman, plus Farmington and Hiawatha picks. numerous others span Jefferson, Doniphan, Jackson, Shawnee and more with many listed individuals and towns.
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White
A. J. White
Atchison County
Atchisonety
Ayers
George Dardis
Leo Ru Ostertae
Joe Starner
AL Pint
Beett
William A. Leavers
J. W. Lindsey
Fred . Hartman
Perry
Moore
Monrorin
Samuel L. Hipper
Biflingham
Edward W. Phitlins
Farmington
Hull
Muscotah
Fardes
Peabody
Arlington
Ferdinand Gliem
Huron
Hutt
Hawthorne
S. Swinson
Good Intent
W. D. Eisler
Oak- Mills
W. E
WJ. Beathard
Cahildor
Witenes Jtobirivon
Charles Eeauxbes
Everset
C. F. Agama
Douipaan
Troy
Charles Mar Bie
White Cloud
Charles Moore
Highland
M_ Shields
Denton
Fhurgia
Wathena
Richard Mawson
Doniphan
EC. Winser
Severance
Whargis
Jackson County
Mayetts
Williams Dryer
Cedar
McReynolds
St. Hoyt
C. W. McKase
Holton City
Stes
C. B. Fink
George Brodhecker
W.M. Young
Jesse B. Bumgardner
Sotater
FL. Osborn
Circleville
Newton Heaton
Netawaka
D. Brady
Whiting
J. Wilson
Florence
G. EL Johnson
Cross the River deals reach Kansas land deals
St Joseph daily News reports Home and mining companies of Tenyouworse Kansas have bought large land tracts near the Missouri River. Veins of coal operated by Leavenworth firms extend under the river into Missouri. Prospectors have found coal at 700 feet beneath Heverty and firms plan shafts, reducing operating costs.
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St. Joseph
Daily News
Rever Iation
Tenyouworse
Kansas
Leavenworth
Misouri
Missouri
Heverty
Dewey's Itinerary Special Train To Leave Washington
Admiral Dewey embarks on a special train from Washington next Sunday for a tour through St Louis Chicago Memphis Nashville Knoxville and Philadelphia with stops in Knox ville and Chattanooga en route. The journey to finish in Washington is scheduled for May 11 with a return via Southern railway.
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Washington
Weslington
Admiral
Mia
Dewey
Buslimors & Ohio Railroad
Chivas
St. Louis
Memphis
Noxhville
Knoxville
Chicago
Alton Millrowd ii
Tee Jacksonyne
Haa
Ee Runtvilly
Chattanooge
É& la
Fallrogde
Nashville
Knox Ville
Southern Railway
Topeka Delegation Plans Mining Company Is Planned
Capt Coney's Mines report outlines a Topeka delegation's inspection trip led by Capt P Coney and J Ken Wood. They plan to organize a mining company and develop mines on the property soon. Topeka party to return from Missouri early this week.
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Topeka
P. FL . J. Ken Wood
P Coney
Missouri
Sumner Arrives at Port Said En Route to Manila
The United States transport Sumner arrived at Port Said after leaving New York on March 21. It carries 738 enlisted men, 63 commissioned officers, and four nurses for Manila. A large sum of money is in the ship’s strong box to pay troops in the far east.
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United States
Port Said
Heypt
Sumner
New York
Manila
Wirt Davis
Far East
Berlin to Help India Berlin April 22 meeting
Fragment contains a brief note about a meeting of leaders and manufacturers discussing health and attention. Mentions Burdock Blood Bitters as a product. Text is garbled and partial with unclear context and dates.
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Berlin
EKA State Journal Povzeuh
Mab
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