Republican fixers meet at Blossom House to plan next year
A Kansas City gathering led by Cy Leland discussed strategies to shift Wyandotte and statewide power. The group, including Nat Furnes and W J Bailey, debated reorganizing the party to counter entrenched bosses and prepare for the 19th century campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Leland
Blossom House
Katcas City
Leland
Halley Mn Eonsiens
Barnes
O. J. Petersai
AL T. Berger
Jake Shepherd
Dew McLain
Jien Seholerle
Dee
Barnats
Vandotte Cousty
Supres
Will
T. Walker
Kansas
Choy
McKinley
West Leyte
Cutieresanmel
Aime
Ulere
Cae
STATE FRUIT RAISERS MEETING IN TOPEKA
The Kruness State Horticultural Society holds a December session in Topeka with officers including President Pret Wellhouse and J. W. Robinson as vice president. Governor Lewy and President Welihousé to deliver remarks. The program covers fruit business, pollination, pest control, and state agriculture experts including H. G. Van Denman and Henry Worrall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruness
Invet
Willers
Wellhowse
Popekn
J. W W. Robinson
Frank Holsinger
Fonedaly
W. H. Barnes
Seerstaer
Topeka
Orw
Welihousé
Tues
Lewy
Seetie
J. G.thumpee
Eawardeine
Gricen
B. i Smyth
Academy of Science
Parksles
Valuemerty
Kansas
Gitleiem of Pumology
United States Department of Agriculture
G. M. Munger
Hureka
Cothege
Prom Front
Henry Worrall
Agricultural college Thursday evening programme noted
Prof E E Faville outlines a botany and vegetable physiology session at the Agricultural college with speakers Miss Lucy Pop enue Berryton Mrs M M Carson Wellington and Mrs Sara E Roby Topeka on education in horticulture The program lists WL Hall and H H Kern among speakers and includes topics on Woman's Influence in horticulture and fruit and vegetable cooking observations at Tewa Agricultural college Ames Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Faville
Stats Agricultural College
Lucy Popenue
Berryton
M. M. Carson
Wellington
WL. Hall
Stage Agricultural College
Sara E. Roby
Topeka
Deborah K. Longshore
M. D
Topeie
H. H. Kern
Homer Springs
Gertrude Upburn
Tewa Agricultural College
Ames
Iowa
ManAwardedDamagesForForcibleEjectionAtTheTheater
A jury in Washington awards Mr Mann damages after ruling the theater violated his rights by ejecting him for wearing a hat during a performance at the Academy of Music. The note details the incident, the theater rules, and the jury verdict, followed by an endorsement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive against pneumonia. The advertisement claims the remedy prevents pneumonia and urges readers to keep it on hand.
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Washington
Richard
Mann
Academy of Music
Wid
Fusties
Chamberlain
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Losses
HH Lanahan aged 10 dies at home on Lime street with funeral arrangements pending Infant John Farnsworth Ashby, son of Mr and Mrs H C Ashby, dies yesterday. funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm from First and Taylor streets residence. WW Denison travels to Kansas City after father John Denison’s death. Negro eloper Joe Johnson captured. admits abducting Kate Neil but says he left her in Butte. Cremerie-Scott & Scott announce move to 726 Kan Ave and Turkey supper at Unity on Wednesday night for 23 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Farnsworth Ashby
H.C. Ashby
Taylor Streets
Denison
Kansas City
John Denison
Kansas
Eloper
Butte
Mont. der
Joe Johinson
Kate Neil
Sweet Springs
Missoula
Kan, Ave
Cremerie
Hilton Family Debts Settled After 1806 Dry Goods Firm Failure
New York reports Judge Henry Hilton father of Albert Hilton pledged to pay all his son's debts after Hilton Hughes & Company failed in 1806. Wright and Russell & Hates documents show 2000 dollars of bills paid, with Hilton primarily liable for about 1,000,000 dollars of indebtedness and liquidating the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hilton, Hughes & Company
Henry Hilton
Albert Hilton
George S. Wright
Hilton, Hughes & Co
Hilkon
Russell
Tribute to Henry George Memorial in Chicago
Memorial exercises for Henry George were held at the Auditorium yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the Chicago Tax club. Over 7,000 attended. Mrs George, widow of the economist, attended from Cleveland where she had come for her son's wedding and stayed for the memorial. Howie C Brown presided and opened with tribute. Addresses were given by Dr Emil G Hirsch, Governor Altgeld, Bishop Joby L Spauldine, and Rev Dr S S Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wee
Henry George
Mre George
Economiss
Howie C. Brown
Aly
George
Emil G. Hirsch
Altgeld
Joby L.spauldine
Peoria
5. S. Craig
Torento
Wild Runaway Team Dashes Through Ohio Town
A runaway wagon loaded with 62 quarts of nitroglycerin terrorized Bloomdate Ohio as it barreled through main streets and yards, finally halted by local residents after avoiding injuries to bystanders. Curtis Fleck of Anaheim California bought a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, praising its effectiveness. The product is sold for 30 cents by druggists.
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Ohio
Bloomdate
Rusding
Breskivek
Lown
Neld
Chamberlain
Curtis Fleck
Anaheim
California
All Drugte
Parkdale Presbyterian Church Temperance Meeting Notes
A fragment from a Texas opinion page notes a temperance meeting at Parkdale Presbyterian Church. The text hints at local connections, possible weather or vacancy mention, and a tense exchange about Kansas and broader sentiments. Specific names or dates are unclear in the damaged OCR.
First Presbyterian Church Clears Mortgages By Subscriptions
The First Presbyterian Church resolved to free itself from debt after collecting subscriptions at reserve yesterday morning totaling 670. The largest gift came from E B M Parte, with other offerings from Rev J D Countermine, his family, and Weer’s group. The church had a 31,000 mortgage and floating debt of 1,000, now cleared by these payments. The entire sum will be paid in the current cycle of subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Firs Presbyterian Church
EB M
J. D. Countermine
Wants to Keep on Sineing
The city board of AAREALLOR WHI Predetily will meet to discuss J. W. Priddy moving from Norris Topeka to the Third ward. He was elected as a board member while a resident of the First ward and it is argued his removal affects his right to hold a seat. The vote hinges on whether the majority can declare the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of
Aareallor
J. W. Priddy
Norris Topeka
Sid Ove Meare
Priddy
Niettler
Miss Alvord’s Impertotessa Mixx At School Assembly
Impr sobre actress Catharine Alvord, famed for Miss Alvord’s Impertotessa Mixx, was slated to perform at the high school assembly but a last minute scheduling complication delayed her Crawford theater appearance until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Alvord
Catharine Alvord
Heh
Crawford Theater
Wei Q
Lee
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