Dissection and body procurement at Kansas Medical College
Hearings reveal duties of anatomy professors and the men who procured bodies for dissection. Witnesses describe committee roles, janitor access, and the handling of mutilated remains amid ongoing scrutiny of the college's practices and a fatal grave robbery connected to Rochester cemetery.
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Thestas
Kansas Medical
Thinean
Kencas Medical Eptreme
Decemer
J.C. McClintock
Kaneas Medical College
A. Johnson
Crus
Doran
Mit
Judge Horton
Judge Hortons
Johnson
Jahiron
WE McVey
J. E. Minney
Off for the War 300 Men With Arms For Cuba
Dallas reports a large Cuban expedition has sailed from Pass Caballo toward the Queen of the Antilles. About 200 armed frontiersmen chiefly from Colorado and West Texas join with New Mexico volunteers under the Colorado New Mexico network. Arms and ammunition valued at 140000 rounds were shipped quietly from Dallas Port Worth and St. Louis to aid the expedition. The group aims to link with Colonel Roger Comand of Americana or General Garcia in Cuba.
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Cuba
Dallas
Tex
the News Today
Gulf Coast
Texas
North Texas
Port Worth
St. Louis
Roger Comand
Americana
Garcia
Charity Pawn Shop Runs Key Provident Report
New York February 12 The Provident Loan Society operating the charity pawn shop released its second annual report. It notes it charges more than a third above typical pawn rates yet remains able to pay 6 percent dividends. The philanthropic group, run by unpaid officers, has issued loans at 2 percent per month with no storage charges and offers extensions of four to six months grace. Pledges are returned once loans and interest are paid.
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New York
Provident Loan Society
Ducks Measured in Flight by Triangulation Over Neponset River
New York February 15 A flock of ducks flying near the Neponset River and over the Blue Hill Observatory was tracked by observers Ferguson and Helm Clayton using triangulation. They recorded apex and subsequent observations to determine the flock’s velocity at 47.8 miles per hour with a north wind while the birds moved southwest. The report also notes a patient, Ward L. Smith of Frederickstown Missouri, cured by Chamberlains Calo Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after trying various doctors.
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York
Nepon‘et
Blue Hill
5 & Ferguson
Helm Clayton
Acrose
Neponset River
Ward L. Smith
Frederickstown
Europe
America
Chamberlain
K. 7 Hall
Sixth
Quincy
Taylors Orchestra
M. W
OBVIOUS TENSION BETWEEN LAW, TRANSPORTATION, AND RAILROADS
A speech by GEO F Stone of the Chicago Board of Trade at the National Transportation Association meeting urges steady legal enforcement and not pooling schemes, arguing railroads must receive fair remuneration while shippers and merchants win equitable access to transportation benefits. He cautions lawmakers against undermining the law and pleads for sustained reform through Congress, courts, and mercantile groups.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
National Transportation Association
Frank Barry
Milwaukee
Tollow
George , Stone
Chicago Board of Trade
Stone
el Hv
Congress
Wiener Unie i
Itelf
Commission
Temple of Justice
Cleveland Chooses Rev John H McJunkin as Chaplain
President Cleveland names Rev. John H. McJunkin of Missoula Montana as chaplain in the fleet on William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska's recommendation. McJunkin, a young Presbyterian minister, earns high praise from Bryan and various quarters for the appointment.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
John H. McJunkin
Missoula
McJunkin
Presbyterian
Buckingham
Secretaries Arrival in Charleston Amid Welcome
Secretary Herbert and party reached Charleston from Washington to a brilliant reception. Naval salutes greeted them as they toured the harbor and visited the squadron at the mouth of the harbor aboard Colfax. State officials and South Carolina leaders accompanied the delegation for a water carnival visit. The blockade is reported ended with ships anchored without formal formation.
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Herbert
Charleston
D. C
Washington
Atlantic Coast Line
Gheradi
Etnator Butler
Farrow
The
Treasury
McHough
Navy Department
Jarvis H. Finley
Smythe
Naval Reserves
Colfax
General Assembly of
South Carolina
Columbia
International Marriage at Nashville Ceremony Draws Notables
In Nashville's First Presbyterian church on February 18, Miss Elizabeth Brown wed Hon Archibald Majoribanks of England. The ceremony, officiated by Rev Dr Vance, featured flags and regal regalia. Guests included Lady Aberdein, Earl Abern, and Lady Marjorie, with Lt Col Strathy and Mrs Strathy in attendance.
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Nashville
Tenn
First Presbyterian Church
Rey
Lady Aberdewn
Canada
Earl Aberdern
Majorie
Mmbers
Majoribanks
Florida
Editorial critique of Dr Abbott in The Christian Advocate
New York February 18 Dr J M Buckley editor of The Christian Advocate editorially denounces Dr Lyman Abbott for his sermons on The Bible as Literature He contends Abbott is not orthodox and criticizes his influence on evangelical churches while praising his character philanthropy and linguistic talents within broad speculative critique.
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Buckley
Abbott
New York
J. M. Buckley
The
Christian Advocate
Lyman Abbott
New England
Calve Cancels St Louis Appearance Amid Westward Song Tour
New York reports prima donna Calve cannot appear in St Louis February four, citing a grueling westward itinerary from New York to Chicago and back. She plans to stay away for four weeks, while engagements in Chicago, Tuesday, and Wednesday unfold. Fusion Complete in Michigan as Democrats, silver Republicans, and Populists nominate for supreme court and regents. George L.apte of Mennion named for justice, Stanley E. Park hill and Thorpe Rupert named for regents.
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New York
Maurice Gray
Calve
St. Louis
Damroseh
Chicago
Michigan
Grand Rapids
George L
Discovery Saved His Life at Beaverville Drugstore
J Callioutte, druggist of Beavers ville TI, touts Dr King’s New Discovery as lifesaving for La Grippe. He recounts a wife’s illness, doctors’ failures, and rapid improvement after three bottles. Free trial offered at J J Jones’ drug store at 6th and Kevlas avenues. Regular size one dollar.
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J. Callioutte
Beaversville
Kine
la Grippe
Dr. King
Ava
J. J. Jones
Cth
Kevcas Avenue
Santa Fe Route Limited Appeals Topeka Schedules
Santa Fe Route Limited leaves Topeka Thursdays and Sundays at 1:30 pm with vestibulated Pullman Palace Sleepers and Buffet Smoking and Dining Cars. California Express runs daily at 4:35 pm with Pullman Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Homeseekers excursion dates February 16 March 2 and 16 with depot contact at Fifth Street and Cromwell & Jefferson. Also an oak dinner at First Baptist Friday 5:20 pm. admission 5 cents.
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First Baptist Churen
Dog wedding in high society sets canine marriage trend
A New York Herald inspired tale reports Mme Ephrussi hosting the first dog wedding. Diane the poodle wed Le Petit Major in a ballroom full of guests in evening dress, with canine attendants, a Mairie officiant, and a formal reception.
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New York Herald
France
Mme. Ephrussi
Baron Alphonse de Bothechil
Diane
Major
M. Major
Ephrasei
Baron Rothschild
Comte de Certenex
M. Je Maire
Maire
Harper's Magazine 1897 preview the new numbers
Harper's Magazine 1897 highlights fiction by Du Maurier Stockton and Howells with notable stories by Twain Nelson Davis Wister King and others. Also science features by Williams Wilson and Lummis plus Africa and Mexico essays and portraits of recent events including the czar’s coronation. Subscriptions offered with postage free to the United States Canada and Mexico.
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du Maurier
Thomas Nelson Paes
Richard Harding Davis
Owen Wister
John Kendrickie
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Octave Thanet
Mary E Wil King
Henry Smith Williams
Andrew Wilson
Mexico
Charles F. Lummis
Harper's Magazine
Woodrow Wilson
John Hack MacManters
Jares Barnes
Gen G A. Forsyth
Howell
Africa
East
Poultney Bigelow
Expres
Harver & Brothers
United States
Canada
Harper & Brothers
P. O
Calvin Hayes Bound Over In Apple Theft Case
Calvin Hayes, a commission merchant, was bound over to the district court for trial on embezzlement charges after a preliminary hearing. A warrant for his son was issued. Hayes had allegedly received 200 crates worth 325 dollars from Be. Thomas W. Pelham of New York and did not settle. The bond was reduced from 1000 to 500 and Hayes remains in jail pending trial.ysyllabic
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Calvin Hayes
District ‘Court
Aus
Franee Parry
Mr. Hayes
Thomas W. Pelham
New York
Ah. Petham
Hugene Hayes
Sheri Kepler
Lowes
Guugar Will Plead Woman Suffrage Case in Supreme Court
Lafayette Ind Feb 1 3 Mrs Helen M Guogan president of the Indiana Woman Suffrage Association and member of the bar will argue before the Supreme Court in Annapolis tomorrow in the celebrated Test Vote case. Many jurists say women have strong reasons to support suffrage and the court expects substantial argument and evidence. Tonight at 1st M church 25 cents. Coal ads follow.
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Supreme Court
Lafayette
Ind
Helen M. Guogan
Indie Woman Suffrage
Asvoriathen Endo
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