Crusade Against the Goat In Lodge Sparks Churchlike Reform
The Sovereign Visitor reports extreme measures against lodges using goats or unprescribed ceremonies. Woodmen of the World and A O U W join a Kansas GAR crusade, warning charters may be revoked for ritual violations. Courts may hold individuals liable for damages from unauthorized lodge practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
GAR
Woodmen of the World
Kansas Workman
Kansas A. C. U. W
AO. U. W
Widges
Mississippi
Knights Ladies of Security
Ohio
Miinois
Michigan
Topeka
Deputies
Automobilists' Utposta Rally Sent Amid Friendly Farewells
From Pall Mall Gazetted Accofiling £6 prize money, automobilists who began a tour of Vierrine amid a curious race faced warm welcomes in towns along the route. In the Tyrol they were feted as they passed, Swiss peasants showering flowers on the motor cars. The difficult mountain roads, now melting snow and mud up to thirty centimetres, tested the travelers as they proceeded on their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall
Tor Vievine
Tyrol
Wealthy car crowd mingles with chauffeurs at supper
In an early morning scene, Mr. W. K. Vanderbilt and Baron Henri de Rothschild dine together among a diverse crowd. The gathering features financiers and factory workers sharing bread and sausage, highlighting social barriers broken by the rare cross-class mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Vanderbilt
Baron Henri de Rothschild
New Foreign Estate Heralded as Heir Claims Vast Holland Fortune
A story recounts H. J. Case of Effingham as a grandson of Cronkite heirs tracing lineage to a Holland estate valued between 80 million and 10 million dollars. The 18th century will barred American heirs for a hundred years, a government ad campaign seeks kinship proofs, and Case pursues papers to prove rightful succession amid about one hundred potential heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
H. J. Case
Effingham
Cronkite
Holland
Case
John
Jacob
Caspar
Halvana
Prue
America
Tse
New York
Impetua
Chauncey M. Depew
Gie
Cronk
Mr. Cronkite
A Sting ing Retort From the New York Tribune
A reminiscence from the class of oe at Yule recalls a stout member told by his tutor that he was better fed than taught. He retorts I feed myself, saying you teach me I feed myself. The exchange highlights wit in old campus humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Tribune
Yule
Han Taucht
London
Greghic
Church Notes: Diverse services across city churches
Listings show Rev. G D Olden at First African Baptist. Rev. John Richardson from Kansas City to preach at 11 a.m. A Sabbath school at Hatastor corner and 2:30 p.m. services at various distances. Westminster, Presbyterian, Second Church Presbyterian, Church of the Good Shepherd, St Simon's, and others host morning and evening prayers, sermons, and Sunday schools. Programs include choir music by local artists, and special meetings at First Congregational and First Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First African Baptist Church
Third
Quincy Streets
G. D. Olden
John Richardson
Kansas City
Lla. m. CE
Astor
S.C
Westminster
College Avenue
Hunfonn Street
Arecan Moraine
Presbyterian Church
Eighth and
Poptics Ave
Edgar 1 Bink
Mayfield, Keun
Ma. Am
Church of the’ Good Shepherd
Laurent and
Irving Todd
St. Simon's
Seventh and
Western Avenue
Grace Cathedral
de Cordingly
Good Shepherd
Chitech Presbyterian Church
Fulmore
Huntoon Streets
John P. White
Ilami
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest Simon Willl
Church Seventh
Harrison Streets
Francis L. Hayes
Ilam
WS. Crouch
Maple Hill
Sioux City
Hs. Mon
Carl Groeschner
David Bowie
Romana
Carl Groes
First United Brethren Church
Perelft
Coblents
A. m
A. Find & Arma DreAphine Bite
Patereas
C. U
Mount Olive M. E
Martin ‘S T. Hooks
Baptist
Yahy
Christian Church
Topeka Avenue
Sixth
Chas, A. Finch
Bible School
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Huntoon
TL A
Polae
Sensation Spoiled in Toledo Bee Ping Pong Gossip
Principea and Miraposia hear voices from the flat below via an elevator shaft high in wit and mischief. Harold Mc Swat invites them to a ping pong match where Miss Flatdweller has won. The spinster sisters retreat to their rooms, dismayed by the noisy chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Bee
Principea
Miraposia
Amilranesia
Harold McSwat
Edward crowned at Westminster Abbey and North Kansas storms
Summary of the week notes Edward crowned at Westminster Abbey and Queen Alexandra crowned following the king. Northeastern Kansas endures severe storms. Senator James A. McMillan dies in Manchester Massachusetts. London hotel fire burns fight participants. Tissot dies in Paris. Various world events including royal gifts, labor strikes, and regional incidents are reported with a Topeka local brief noting weather bureau actions, law enforcement incidents, and civic happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegra
Edward
Westminster Abbey
Alexandra
Eens
Rainea
Kansas
James A McMillan
Michigan
Manchester
Mass
London
San Angelo
Tex
James Joseph Jacques Tissot
Paris
Capt
Strong
Lisbon
Osborne House
King Edward
Army and Navy
Lord Derby
Boralms
Louise Jefferson
Empire City
Coronado
Quivera
Junction City
Charles Salvers
Harry Gates
Lexington
Farmer
Knights of Pything
San Francisco
Leavenworth
Kas
William Bartholin
Chicago
Mingle Mitchell
Oscar Thompson
Mindanag
Moro Spearen
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Pet
Massachusetts Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Gray
Barcelona
United States
Topeka
Caron
Mberly Greene and Gaynor
Walty
International ‘Typographical Union
Annus
Cincinnati
International Harvester Company of Chicago
J P. Morgan & Co
Devine and
Pennill
Jes
Hyereux
France
United States Steel
New South Wales
Queensland
American Book Company
Kansas Supreme Court
United State Supreme Court
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Daily Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin Service
Homer McGee
Third and
Kansas Avenue
Kaplin
Washburn College
John Curran
N. B. Gaines
The
Advocate
Quincy Street
Chas. F. Celliey
St. Louis
Isbor
Emigrant Finns Among New Arrivals
A New York Tribune item notes Finn families among immigrants landing at the Battery. Officials and reporters describe their appearance, noting cleanliness, shawls, and carried baggage, and remark on language barriers and curiosity about their homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York. Tribune
the Battery
Ships
Hurove
Viborg Worker Describes Finland Russia Border Life
An officer recounts a Viborg resident who spoke fluent English and described Finland as a low cost, trade friendly country near St. Petersburg. He noted cheap cigars and food, a literate population in Helsingfors, and that many Finns seek peace and freedom beyond Russia, despite Russia's military pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viborg
Russi Proper
Finland
St. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Iinland
Tullne
Thia
Cat and Her Foster Kitten Tale From Far Homes
A whimsical Scottish tale of Tabby the cat raising a rat as a foster kitten amid barn life. Tabby moves the brood to the granary, tenders milk, and cares for the unusual foster while the rat wages a comic, brief life among the sacks and kittens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Tabby
Dandy
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Lodge News
Woodmen of World
Seciety
Topeka Lodge No. 17
Masonic Order
F. A. Warner
Knights and Ladies of Security
National Fraternal Association
Denver
Gate City
Fenius Order
Ech
Topeke
North Topeka
Automobilists
Utopta
NEW Foreign Estate
Church Notes
Chrivan Good Citizen
E. H. Simon
C. BE
Presbyterian Aireh
C. ME. Church
Fourteenth and
van Buren Streets
J. Moppins
News OF the
Edison Electric Light
van Buren Street
California
T. L. King
Depot
T. M. James, Jr
North
Kansas Ave
Santa FE
Tim
Puck
State Journal
Y Gurran
Aspeuits
Pease Siren
Cere
Independent County
Iday
Brort
Matt Vestigate
Gad
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