Dozen Kansas churches win charters approved
A Kansas charter board approved twelve church and affiliated organizations for charters on Monday, with several more applications pending. Named groups include The German Evangelical Association of Hotsworth, The New Century Methodist Episcopal Church society Ottumwa, Plymouth Congregational of Armoudith, First Presbyterian of Hiawatha, and others across Leavenworth Willesborough and Wellman regions. Also issued a charter to the Sishoma Townsite Company capitalized at 400 Wort Scott.
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State Charter Board
Chastera
Ah Xng
Sibowine Churches
Gernikn Revengelich Association
Ioftsworth
New Century Methodist Piscopal Church Society
Otturra
Williamesors
Wels
Fan
In- Sishoma
Capital
Wort Scott
Ministers Denounce Police in Kansas City Visit
Denouncing police, ministers rally after Mrs. Currie Nation’s arrest in Hanss City two weeks ago. They draft a letter to mayor and police board urging strict enforcement of the Sunday saloon ban and plan to meet Nation at the depot with a brass band to escort her around town.
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Kansas City
Currie Nation
Hanss City
Geo
Kansas
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Nitin
Board of
Polia Commissioners
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Watlangs
Chet
Pullee Hayes
Noton
Tia Velen
Laws
Nervura Nervura by Dr Greene Opposed Testimonial
Enduring testimonial from James Longstreet at 1217 New Hampshire Ave Washington urging use of Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. General Toogereet, aged years, praised the product and urged taking his advice. The copy touts Nervura as benefiting all who are rundown and weak.
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Dr. Greene
Foremost Spring Medicine Promises Nervous System Boost
An advertisement for Dr. Greene's Nervura claims to strengthen nerves purify the blood and regulate stomach liver and kidneys. It offers free consultations from 35 W. 14th St New York City and invites callers or writers to seek advice.
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Greene
14Th St
New York City
Aguinaldo’s Son Delivers Cautious Hope in Interview
Manila reports a representative of the Asmocintet Preas met Aguinaldo at 36 Solano Street. The room held lawyers, officers, and Mrs Aguinaldo’s Filipino guests as Aguinaldo spoke on U.S. actions and possible amnesty. He praised some U.S. decisions but warned he must defend the Philippines and hesitated to discuss pubic questions.
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Solano Street
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Malgeansa
Sue
Aguinaldo
Legardo
Couner
Totes 5
Matloty
United States
Yiluniver Intartry
Bert AL Yare
Tiller
Mr. Fisher
Gineral Mac-Arthut
Dreesdd
Yell
Partledia
Melkinley Sud
Piipitos
Anerickn
Tino
Lusban
Malcar
Yewald
Joey
Vibration Healer Arrested Over Dyspepsia Cure Claims
Denver dated report states Thomas editor of a Christian monthly was arrested after grand jury indictment. He is charged over claims that Dyspepsia Tablets cure indigestion sour stomach and heartburn. Package package copy references.
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Thomas
The
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Ely
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Wellsville to Le Loup Rail Line Contract Let
Railroad news reports extensive changes with a new line to be built between Wellsville and Le Loup. Santa Fe resumes Ottawa cutoff improvements including straightening curves and track upgrades by private contractors. Many alterations will be larger than past work and involve five miles of line between Stelunville and Le Loup with heavy use of steam power and new grades and ties.
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Ottawa
Werweun
Wellsville
le Loup
Laintry
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Sire
Stelunville Te Loup
Peeesary
Presermenta
President Ripley Talks Consolidation Rumors
President El al ey of the Sante Pe discusses consolidation reports on a Santh Fe Topeka Santa Fe Pennsyl vana link but finds no solid changes. He says earnings may support a dividend though board decisions remain with directors. In New York May 1, potential successors to Walker and Tart are to be discussed.
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Sante Pe
Stunts Barbate
Chicago
Team 16
Hipter
Trea Mipeilne
New York
2 Walker
Scalpels to Go in Kansas City Against Brokers
Kansas City council moved to curb ticket scalpers after Transportation Bureau officials urged a law making broker traffic in nontransferable railroad tickets punishable by a fine. The move, sparked by Shriners planning their national convention in June, aims to weaken scalpers who buy and resell tickets, with railroads' ticket returns seen as fueling the practice.
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Hkansas City
Kansasity Transportation Bureau
Machinists Demand Parity With Rail Company
In Chicago on April 22 nearly 600 machinists from Hitness Central Railroad pressed for wage parity and an eight percent increase. They are members of the International Association of Machinists and urged the company to fairly consider their request at a formal meeting. Also noted, the Pennsylvania Canal was abandoned as a freight carrier, marked as a historically significant event.
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Hitness Central Railroad Company
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Pennsylvania Canal
Elf Pennsylvanis
Canal Abandonment Affects Pennsylvania Regions
Wistar, president, announced plans to abandon sections of the canal from Columbia in Lancaster County to Nantiveke in Luzerne County, and Northumberland to Loyal Lock in Lycoming County. The Santa Fe issues notes on reservations, while a transcontinental passenger agents meeting in Del Monte discusses naval transport contracts. Recent railroad updates include layoffs, field transfers, and repair work as crews adjust to new schedules.
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Hollidaysburg
Blair County
Hes Mountains
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Cal
Scinix
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Burlington
Hook Island
Northwestern
Ronda
del Monte
Unclear OCR: City Arrival and Family Movements
Fragmentary report notes a man and wife arriving in the city from another place, with mention of an ex-brakeman Charley Huey returning from a distant trip. The text references a journey to a lake area and family connections, but details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
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Rater
Charley Huey
Olt
Mexico
Eran
Era Lake Acre
Ceal
Hin
Railroad rumors and worker notes in Topeka dispatch
In Topeka a flood of railroad chatter fills the week with talk of Rock Island control of Mexican Central and a cross country link to El Paso. Shifts and furloughs, sick lists, and plans for a Denver line statue join trains and annual events as crews face layoffs and reopenings.
Wonderful New Discovery Swamp-Root Promises Free Samples
An advertisement in the State Journal touts Swamp-Root as a universal kidney and bladder remedy. It claims modern science links most diseases to kidney disorder and promises free sample bottles by mail, with testimonials from elderly users and assurances of safety as a vegetable product.
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York
Mer Feee
Robert Rerner
Andrew
Howe
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Santa Fe Teds to Meet City Team Saturday Series
Belper's Bang machine shop foreman Cramer described as trade lead while engineers Jones and Whitcomb hunted near nightfall. The shop team shows strength this year with several good games planned for the M A team in local action.
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Belper
Santa Fe
Charles Jones
Edward Whitcomb
Argentine
Second Sunday Concert Delights Audiences at the Auditorium
Marshall's Band delivered a ten-number program at the Auditorium after a trip to Strong City. Miss Adeline Nickole Meek earned praise for cornet solos and a sung parting sonata with band. The program included sacred pieces like Providence and Departing Daye, and the event drew a full house with an attentive crowd. interspersed notes mention ads and medicinal cures.
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Daye
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