Milner Called to Leadership by Central Church History
The Central Presbyterian Church extended a call to Rev. Thrapiery D. Milner after the death of Rev. Jax Jewis. Milner, a Washton Jefferson College and U S Theological Seminary alumnus, has served in Osceola and Kansas City. His war service included the 28th Ohio infantry and later pastoral work in Atchison and other communities. The piece highlights his affiliations and long association with church and temperance movements.
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Bonebrakes Visit Houston Highlight Local Ties
Mr and Mrs Bonebrake of Topeka Kansas spent hours in Houston as guests of Tom Hichardson secretary of the Transmississippi Commercial congress. He is a prominent banker and public spirited citizen active in Gulf port development and transportation efforts. They toured First Presbyterian Church and praised it as finest, and Mrs Bonebrake said she would love to live in Houston.
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Transcaississippi Commercial Congress
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Evans at The Home Topeka Contractor Sentenced to Hospital
George H. Evans once a prominent Topeka contractor is in the Soldiers' Home hospital at Leavenworth due to rheumatism. He lives in the old men's ward and remains largely confined and unable to leave. Evans helped build the Statehouse about 25 years ago and built much of it, later suffering losses from bad speculation and contracts in Texas.
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G. H. Evans
Topeka
George H. Evans
Leavenworth
Evans
State House
Cail
Texas
Prices Yielding in Materials and Trade Signals
New York February report notes falling prices across materials and rising activity in key industries. Iron markets show declines from recent highs with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia transactions lower, while foundry iron and plate works resume with larger exports. Leather and hides ease, wool prices soften, and overall failures rise modestly in the U.S. and Canada.
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Sinc
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Bessemer
National Steel
Minnesota
Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
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Fall River Committee
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Death of Col William 8 King Pioneer of Free Soil Era
Col William 8 King a longtime Minnesota political figure and journalist died at his Minneapolis home aged 88. Born in Franklin County New York in 1838 he supported the Free Soil party and helped found the first Republican organization in New York. He moved to Minnesota in 1860s and opposed slavery during the war, later founding the Minneapolis Tribune and serving on the St Paul Pioneer Press. As a congressman he faced a famous investigation over the Pacific Mall subsidy but was cleared of misconduct.
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Kansas City's Elephant Meets Rail Transport Doubts
Kansas City officials fear rail capacity during the Democratic convention in July. With Fourth of July excursions and heavy travel, officials warn coaches will be full and scheduling may strain nationwide rail service. A change of convention date to avoid peak travel is being considered.
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Rational Association of Teachers
Christian Endeavor
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Lost Teen Reported After Storm Sighting
Advices state the British steamer Torino arrived at Havana yesterday morning. A separate report by the Torio to the steamer Putich Wen said a teen was lost in the storm Tuesday night near Pensacola.
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Classified work classification of historical society directors
The report details a new department based director assignments across geology history territory state geography local names manuscripts and more. It lists numerous individuals and their roles in each field and notes the society’s annual meeting focus on organization. A separate piece discusses pork fat digestion and praises Scott's Emulsion as easily digested nourishment.
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State Historical Society
J. W. Blackmar
J. W. Conway
E .R. Cowgill
J. K Wright EN. Morrill
W. HL. Smith
Rh, Semple
Historie
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A. R. Greene
W. E Rush
W. A. White
BE. W. Howe
J. Dallis
JK. Hudnes
BW Woodward
He Ware
A. Whiting
Alex. Caldwell
J. A. Piecer
BG. Lowe
A. L. Williams
John Mad
I. H. Hodder
D. Anthony
W. HE. Stanley
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L. D. Lewelling
J. W. Hoch
B Rockwell
F. D. Caburn
J. B Adams
W. H. Carruth FO
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J. W. Murphy
Jas A. Troutman
Fontgomery
E. P Norris
John 3. Selmore
W. J. Brown
John G. Haskell
Scott Hopkins
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Llanroaia
Hares
Belt
John Madden
L. D. Williemore
J. 1S
Junkin
Frank Doster
Fred, Wellhouse
FP. Mackernan
T.B. Murdock
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John Martin
D.W. Houston
J. Anderson
J. E. Remington
Chas. W. Barnes
P. McVicar
West E Wilkinson
Portralte
C. YF. Scott
Frank EB. Grimes
J. R. Mulvane
William Sims
Clad Hamilton
Zu Adams
T. J. Anderson
H. le 'Moore
John Francis
Edwin Taylor
EB D. McKvever
EB. Cowgill
A. Horton
Sturdock
Veandegrift
Gee
A. Clark
Dodge
T. B. Murdock
Arthur Capper
Chase
J. Junkla
W. Ho Carruth
Ewing Serbert
Frank Nelson
Lucy D. Kingmain
W. Woodward
W. A. Potter
Greed
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Linn County Republic Sold in Kansas
Linn County Republic, a leading eastern Kansas weekly, changed hands today. Eugene Lorton, editor and proprietor for four years, transferred the plant and business to W. S. Scott of Junction City Republican. The paper will remain Republican. Lorton, now mayor, will study news full time.
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Linn County Republic
Mound City
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Kansas
Eugene Lorton
W. S. Scott
Junction City Republican
Lorton
Stuly
Grape-Nuts praised for health recovery by user in letter
A reader recounts relief from debility and fatigue after using Grape-Nuts Food. The letter, dated in New Rochelle, lauds improved strength, reduced weariness, and persistent energy over three months. It mentions Nature’s blend and cites Battle Creek Postum Cereal Co. Ltd as the producer.
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John ©. Fletcher
New Rochelle
Pire
Battle Creek
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Postim Cereal Co. Ltd
Topeka Triumph In MCA KU Basketball Exhibition
The MCA team defeated Kansas University 49 to 14 in a fast clean game. May and A Griggs sparked MCA with strong backcourt play while Yabn and KU’s guard were injured. Umpires were Dr Naismith and C Russen. scorer Joseph Reisner.
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The Glass Blowers at Morrison’s Jewelry Store
Backman’s Famous Glass Blowers open next week at DC Kansas Avenue in Morrison’s old jewelry store. Six first class artists will craft glass ornaments to patrons, with the slash steam engine on display. Admission is 28 cents and visitors receive a souvenir.
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Backman
Kansas Avenue
Morrison’s
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