Dr Howard S Lowry Trial In Breach Of Promise Case
Kansas City reports the high profile breach of promise trial of Dr Howard S Lowry for Miss Martha Smith with the defense outlining his condition worth about 8000 dollars and the case postponed. The courtroom drew a large crowd including many dressed women as spectators.
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Howard S. Lowry
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Martha Stejih Atkeyes
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Lowry Alen
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Bishops Will Stay Defeated Move to Remove Lords Rejected
London February 22 The vote in the House of Lords defeated the motion to remove bishops from the Lords. Lord Hugh Cecil proposed an amendment to make non conformist preachers life members instead, a suggestion described as embarrassing and unconventional by Arthur Balfour. The house was amused and the amendment was reserved without division.
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Steamer Ashore Off Barnegat Reports Italian Vessel
A dispatch from Philadelphia reports a steamer ashore near Barnegat with Italian crew aboard. The Norwegian steamer Hilitur from Curaçao to New York is said to be aiding in rescue as Atlantic City relays word. Weather conditions are unsettled.
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Wrath of
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Hilitur
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New York
International exhibitors at Pan American exposition tilt
Reports from the Waslisgirm committee and Sutherferd Prvamble discuss support for the Pan American exposition. The tilt appropriation outlines assistance measures and expected involvement of foreign exhibitors in the event.
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Kansas Editors Gather for State Library Room Opening
Kansas editorial association members filled the new state library rooms at the capitol with smiles and yellow badges. President S Dodge opened the session after delays, noting changes in publishers and a monument planned for ex Governor John A Martin. Proceedings included readings by J L Tirady and Charles F Scott and a committee was named to coordinate with the state historical society. The meeting adjourned after the 6 o'clock session.
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Beloit Gazette
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Association
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Dodge
Frank W
M. McNeal Apetch
J. L. Tirady
Lawrence World
Charles F. Scott
Iola Register
Morphy
Chas. F Beat
William Nelson
D. R. Anthony
Geored W. Martin
J. K Hudson
D. A. Valentine
J. W. Morphy
McAny
Nenete
House
Uree
State Historical Society
Uns
Country Daily praised as the biggest little thing on earth
Charles F. Scott in The Country Daily argues the country daily is the biggest little thing on earth for country editors. He says it dominates time energy and thought, shapes a editor’s life, and can drive men to drink if they dislike work. The Kansas Editorial Association planned a Cuba Porto Rico excursion and debated county printing rates, appointing a seven member committee to draft a county printing law. 268 members travel to Kansas City for the convention with a Sousa concert and ball opening events.
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Country Daily
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Iola Register
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Calvary
Uae
Aix
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Mail and Breeze
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McNeal
Troy Times
Mall
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Billott
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Gresce
Bone
Christ
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Walt
United States
Country editor voices press as nation’s best educator
The speakers defend the country daily as an educational factor and caution that removing country press would erode intellectual motivation. They argue for the newspaper’s role in shaping morality, civics, and progress, with praise and playful jabs at rival views.
George W. Martin Named Kansas Editorial Association President
The Kansas Editorial Association adjourned after noon today as officers for the coming year were elected. George W. Martin of Kansas City was chosen president with J. W. Murphy, Toreka, as secretary and J. Trewin Gael, Holton, as treasurer. Delegates to the national convention included J. Frank Smith and W. McElroy among others. Port Scott was named the next annual meeting site, subject to change.
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George W. Martin
Kansis City
Secpctry
J. W. Murphy
Toreka
J. Trewin Gael
Holton
Ft | Anthony
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Raney
Fort Sent
Alt. Cox
Independence
W. A. Morgan
Cottonwood Falls
Gomer T. Davies
Concredias
No A. Turner
Criby
Mack PB
Cretcher
Wichita
Twherte
Pleasanton
WT. McElroy
Humboldt
A.M. Wakser
Girard
OM. Jokes
Cedareale
Mourh
SM Gatterthwaite
Douglas
W. A. Madaris
Lyndon
Gen. T Smith
Marysville
HA. Perkins
Mantation
J. Q. Keyes
Phillineburg
Chat
Washingtons Farewell Address Read In Both Houses
Washington's Farewell Address was read in the House after the journal approval, an innovation for Washington's birthday observance. The Senate followed with readings and eulogies for Senator Morrill, with memorial prayers and mentions of French funeral invitations. Philadelphia observed Washington's birthday with University of Pennsylvania exercises led by Seth Low at the Academy of Music. New York marked the 166th birthday with a citywide holiday and patriotic events though more subdued than last year.
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Abis City
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Wicklife
Cromwell
Chatham
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
University of Pennsylvania
Academy
Oizie W. Whitaker
Chorch
America
Seth Low
Columbine University
United States
New York
George Washingtom
Maine
Sons of the Revelution
Daughters of the Revolution
Four Insurance Bills Recommended For Passage In House
The committee of the whole reported four Insurance Duty bills favorably including Henleys amending mutual fire insurance law Hoeur to stop fire debt ning and discounting Chimes by cash element Benefict for a uniform fire policy and Law rence for divine benevolence society recitation. Additional measures passed include Osbornes endowment fund Baker University abolishing the board of pardons Campbell police court misdemeanors Wheatley mine inspectors weights and measures at cal mines and McKeevers general statutes publication bill.
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Hoeur
Benefict
Lawrence
Osborn
Baker University
Board of Pardons
Campbell
Wheatley
Cal
McKeever
Senator Hesein seeks probe of state school funds
Senator John E. Hesein of Manhattan introduces a bill to establish a commission to investigate investments of the state permanent school fund the state university fund and the state normal fund and to authorize settlements of outstanding indebtedness while assessing current practices and any doubtful activities within the funds.
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John E. Hesein
Manhattan
Sénate
State Permanent School Fund
State University School Fund
State Normal Fund
Henin
Nicaragua Protests Trigger Naval Investigation to Bluefields
A Washington report says Nicaragua has offended the United States by strict cable censorship affecting agents. The cruiser Detroit, under Commander J W Dayton, will investigate from New Orleans to Bluefields and Greytown with aid from Commander P A Symonds. Protection of American interests is cited as the aim.
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Washington
Nicaragua
United States
Zelaya
Navy
Senor Corea
Detroit
J. W. Dayton
New Orleans
Bluefield
P. A. Symonds
Marietta
Navy Department
Greytown
Dayton
Symonds
Bluefields
Nicarague
Great Britain
London
Nicarasum Canal
Istuefields
Daughters of the Revolution Hear War Heroic Addresses
Washington reports at the congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution Miss Susan Anthony and Mary Wright Sewall addressed the audience to support the cause. General Joseph Wheeler appeared briefly then left, as amendments to the constitution were adopted strengthening officer limits and powers. The evening featured patriotic music, speeches on soldiers and sailors, and a jubilee honoring veterans.
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Washington
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Mancing
Susan B. Arthony
Mary Wright Sewall
National Council of American Waimen
Miss Anthony
Misa Sewall
Daughters
Continental Congress
National Society of the Daughters
Fourth Artillery
Sn Nations
Daniel Mannite
John Js. Griffiths
Indiana
Willian McKinsey
Ue Navy
Herbert
Roberts
Pennsylvania
Forest reserves proclaimed by the president in several states
New Forest Reserve Washington February 22 announces proclamations setting aside Teabuch canyon forest reserve in California 119920 acres Piebiske forest reserve in Vita W840 acres and Gallatin forest reserve in Montana Bouqet For Curzon London February 22 Times editorial praises Curzon decisive act as viceroy of India Supper and charades at Unity February 27
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Washington
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Teabuch Canon
California
Piebiske
Vita
Gallatin
Momtana
Curzon
London
the Times
Oman
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
India
Packers to Be Hear In Own Defense at Miles Court
Washington February 22 Surgeon Daly repeats embalmed beef report before the Miles court of inquiries. Daly says the report is largely true except maybe the date, suggesting it may be September 1 or October 1. Carmel Davis asserts it allowed other parties time to study the report and expects notice to those named before further examination begins.
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Washington
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Perfectie
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Brite
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Aitimr
Judge Hurd Dies in Leavenworth at 80
Leavenworth Kansas February 2 Judge T A Hurd aged 80 years died today in his residence from heart failure while sitting in his chair He was once partner of Joshua A Spencer in New York and came to Kansas in 1857 He served as judge of the state supreme court from 1884 to 1890 succeeding Justice Brewer He long represented the Kansas Pacific and later the Union Pacific railroad and acted as attorney for other large eastern and western corporations
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San
T. A. Hurd
Hurd
Joshua. A. Spencer
New York
Knsas
State Supreme Court
Brewer
All Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Birthday tribute to Fighting Bob Evans in Cincinnati
Cincinnati celebrated Washington's birthday with a Stamina League banquet featuring Captain Robert Evans known as Pletting Bob. Evans spoke on the Spanish American War, praising Navy courage while noting casualties, with Gen. Michael Ryan introducing him and a crowd cheering as Congressman Bramwell attended.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Robly
Evans
Bob
Wiliam McKinles
Congress
Spain
Ors Ders
Senator-elect Depew Recovers From Illness In New York
Chauncey M. Depew, 22 year old senator elect, suffered a bronchial attack on West Fifty fourth Street. He spoke with a husky throat about a downtown political meeting and recounted advice from a source named the Bowers Peach. He joked about a whiskey and lemon remedy to steady his voice after the illness.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Fourth Street
Leonchitis
Hin
Spenrhtess
Opty
Pers
Dennis Shea
Wah
Ashbridges Plurality Sets Record in Philadelphia Mayoral Race
Ashbridge, the Republican mayoral candidate, posts a city leading plurality of 14 768 the largest ever in Philadelphia history. His total vote 204 is the heaviest for any candidate except president. Harkins the Democrat garners 20 428 the party's lowest mayoral tally in many years. Both branches of the new city council will have overwhelming Republican majorities as results show a sweeping trend.
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Harkins
Hoth Branchyw
Reauli
Epyuicks
Mawes Wolfe Funeral Held Amid Tributes and Reflections
The funeral for Mawes Wolfe was held at 2 pm at Pipite residence 212 West Thirsents Time. Elks and the Bar Association sent tributes, with many former party members and local dignitaries in attendance.
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Wolfe
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Ald
Postrtie Emplooyer
Ghawnee County Bar Association
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