Capital Punishment Debate Splits Kansas Officials
Warden Tomlinson advocates letting juries set penalties including death, life terms, or long confinement, arguing capital punishment should be empowered by law to tailor justice. George Clark opposes legalized murder and cites risks and moral concerns, while other experts weigh passion, protection, and deterrence in murder cases.
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J. B. Tomlinson
Kansas Penitentiary
Tumiinson
Govvernor Stanley
Tomitneon
State Journal
Pirei
Nate Clas
Rome
Jude
Estelle
Satelle
Smith
A. Clark
Sunday Services and Sermons at Local Churches
Sunday activities include sermons at multiple churches. Aut sauna of Ine cunmreestion delivers a sermon at Central Ta snubat with Sunday school, while Abe Jaffer leads a mission ball at Llodock m. and ao Gate. Unitarian and Wes lead services with varied themes, and Caruthers Preacher and Rav address morning and evening gatherings.
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Patton
Dervicen
Llodock
Unitarian Church
Sertone
Eyisen
Sabbste School
Wis
C. Soatiena’ Presbyterian Charen
Caruthers
Raeets
Joey Pe
Pauaday Schoo
Religious Services and Churches Map in Local Town
A detailed list of parish churches and services across town. Includes Seventh Day Adventist, Presbyterian, Brethren, Grace Cathedral, Calvary Mission, and various Methodist and ritualist churches with service times, Sunday schools, and notable pastors. Also notes church events, bulletins, and a funeral service.
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Beni Eest
Cramer
Heme
Christan Church
Solar Cobantans
Preavyterian
Fourth
Brauer Streets
H. O. Foukeen
Servicw
Ube Melati
P.m. i
Sark
Aw Bude Wess Us
Samuel C. Soblents
Cushman Davis Early Career Under Cider Smith Weather Prophet
The late Senator Cushman E K Davis once worked as a telegraph operator for local weather figure Cider Smith. Smith recalls Davis as a bright studious youth not prone to dissipation while employed in the 1860s. Also, November weather totals report mean temperature 4, 72 max 72, and 36 inches of rain, with two higher Novembers in 1869 and 1895.
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Cushman EK
Davis
Cushman EK. Davis
Jennings
Deaths and Funerals Mrs CK Davis
Mrs CK Davis dies at home on Friday afternoon from cancer at 309 Monre Street Funeral from the residence Sunday morning at 8 20 local time with burial to follow.
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CK. Davis
Monre Street
Nothing Tastes Good and the Dyspeptic's Cure
A medical note says dyspepsia makes eating a duty and that curing the stomach’s vigor is key. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to have cured Prank Pay’s niece in South Rowton, Meas, who suffered six years from indigestion, bad appetite, and sour stomach.
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Hood
N. St
South Rowton
Meas
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure and Delivery
Sarsaparilla claim promises cure and quick relief, urging buyers not to wait for worsening illness and to purchase a bottle today. The ad emphasizes immediate action and the product as a reliable remedy.
Committees Report on Corrections and Charities Submits Findings
A committee session presents reports from the boards on corrections and charities, including the reform school and asylum leaders. Notable figures Dr Eastman, Warden McLaughrey, and J T Simmons discuss policy, with elections for officers planned after the afternoon sessions.
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Ams
Eer
Johnson
We L.A. J. Eaten
W. &. Hancock
Reform School
D. Yeas Nuss
Osgwatomle
B. D ‘Eastman
Topeka
R. W. McLaughrey
Leavenworth
J.T. Simmons
Hutchinson
Rev. O' Morrow
Eawin Snyder
Board of Charities
Harry Landis
J. Sere
Simone
Enon H. Cue
Alra T. L. Bond
Prank Nelson
Eva, Harding
Rawin Snyder
Porto Rican Immigrants Enter Under U S Citizenship
A New Orleans report to the Chicago Tribune describes Porto Rican workers arriving under Washington policy and Honolulu contract terms. They landed in San Francisco and traveled freely without bond or typical immigrant restrictions, treated as United States citizens with unclear rights under contract labor rules. The immigrant services bureau has ruled on their status.
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Chicago
Tribune
New Orleans
Washington
Porto
United States
Immigre Sites Bureau
Hes
Their Big Heads Responsible For Several British Losses in South Africa
A Vienna lecture before the military society by Field Marshal Ratzenham accused British troops of boldness but praised others, linking English failures to overconfidence. He warned reforms unlikely to include universal military service, noting Archduke Leopold Salvator and Baron Beck attended.
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South Africa
New York
Herald
Vienna
Marshal Rateenham
Marshal Ratzenrafter
A Barrier to Labor Disbands in Chicago
Chicago Industrial Trades Union, formed last spring to aid contractors, voted to adjourn after nine months. President Symms claimed ongoing contract negotiations showed union positions were barriers to organized labor and individual prosperity. Regular unions view the move as a victory, but contractors stay indifferent.
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Chicago Industrial Trades Union
Chicago
Dec. L
The
Industrial Trades Union
Bulldine Trades Council
Symms
Sinc
Symis
Building Contractors of
Building Trades Council
Will Stand Aloof From Punitive Chinese Expeditions
A Washington dispatch says the government will not oppose punitive expeditions to China by other nations. Cabinet met after Hay presented Wu Ting-fan dispatches urging influence to halt a Shanai expedition. Authorities will not let American troops attack peaceful Chinese. Minister Conger begins pegutions to secure concessions from China per foreign diplomats. Cigar Makers Strike Expands In New York factories 2500 workers halted work. Cloyes quit over a $1 per 1000 reduction, nine months of strikes ongoing.
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New York
Herald
Washington
China
Hay
Wu Ting Fane
Shanai
Hayham
Conger
Seaios
Parker and Gans to meet in ten round Denver match
Parker of Denver and Joe Gans of Baltimore have been matched for a ten round bout at the Colorado Sporting Club on January 4. The purse is $2,000, with the winner to receive the larger share.
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Parker
Gans
Denver
Kid Parker
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Colorado Sihisie'claby
BIG Y M C A MEETING TO FEATURE W S M cClure ADDRESS
Elaborate preparations are under way for a great Y M C A mass meeting in the city. The event is set for Sunday December 16 at the Auditorium with Engineer and Orator W S McClure to address the assemblage. Local Y M C A leaders from city and road departments report strong progress and expect a rousing gathering.
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W. S. McClure
M.C. A
Allroad
PE Cineer Federahty
Emporia
Washington House Caucus Opens Over Army Reorg Bill
A small Democratic caucus in the Washington House is scheduled for Monday afternoon to discuss the army reorganization bill. It is understood many Democrats favor offering a substitute that would extend temporary army arrangements for two or three years.
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Washingto
House
Weekly Bank Statement New York December 1 1900s
Weekly state of averages of associated banks for five days shows loans 404 434100 deposits 584 410 000 increase 14 019 800 circulation 892 300 crease 2 204 900 surplus reserve 10 360 673 decrease 1 4 412 600 To Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion Take Rex Dympensia Tableta refund promise and price per package listed.
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New York
Toney Inny Cape
Priow & Dene
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad in Rock Island Journal
An advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters from De Witt’s Little Early Risers and Western Union style listings, claiming liver cleansing, elimination of obstructions, and blood purification to strengthen men and women. Available at drug stores.
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Rock Island
Atchison. Com
Western Union
de Witt
City notes and arrests mix with a holiday week update
Local notes report alley grading near the city building and visits by Judge Graham and his wife. Police report three cases on the streets and a local arrest for disturbing the Army while Asa Pentgraft faces court. Elections set, candidates named for state representative, and a Republican county committee meeting planned at the old court house.
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Bahetha
Drew
Othcer
Nemaha County
Eeaziness
George Roller
Ane
Wiliam
Old Court House
Eppes
Chief Stahl
Job Dyer
Omcer Stahim
Luke Heery
Fhorsiay
Wan Fea BO
Emere
Thorpe
Christian Engeavor
Epsworth League Societies
Charles Kane
Magaw
Kans
Goff
Sny
Ork
Anastortam
Sony
S.A
California Flyer
Surer 0 six care rules and Tuesday trade orders
The passage reports long standing orders for six cars daily on Tuesday and Thursday next week amid persistent Santa Fe traffic, notes eight extra cars attached to regular trade, and mentions rumors that William Allen White may take a magazine job in New York while denying leaving Kansas.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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