Minister Page Joins Temperance Plea in Leavenworth
Rev William N Page pastor of First Presbyterian Church outlines support for statewide prohibition resubmission and enforcement. He condemns lax temperance efforts, urges governor to enforce the law, and calls Christian voters to rally for a revival and strict police action. Also reports on local incidents and other brief items from Leavenworth and surrounding areas.
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Leavesworth
Wm. N. Page
Pirat Presbyterian Church
Pege
Leavenworth
Thie Manor
Sisi
Waw Farm
Useether
Leavyenworth
W. C. TU
Metroguilitan Police
Wemselves
Metropolitan Police
Protection for Potwin map fire drill and council action
A Potwin map demonstration shows how easily fire could be started near the schoolhouse. The council debates fire protection extinguishers, authorizing a committee led by FP G Willard to act and likely place about two dozen extinguishers citywide at an estimated cost near $390. Separately, D T Palmer's recovery from a recent bout of insanity at the county jail is noted, with treatment under Dr T W Peers. Ezra Parks and Mattie Eshom are reported married quietly by Probate Judge Wood. Refunds and local business notices follow, including Dr King’s New Discovery endorsements.
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Potwin
Aglu Fe
Theo Hs
Mae
FP. G. Willard
DT. Palmer
D T. Palmer
T. W. Peers
Wood
Ezra Parks
Miss Mattie
Eshom
Persos
Mrs. Fulks
Pareots
Meriden
Mra. Fulks
Valued Canines and Parades at Westminster Show
The Westminster Canal Beach show reports sales including Hell Gate Defender a St Bernard at 2500 and Great Dane Champion Major McKinley paid 1500 by General Terence of Chicago. Multiple breed parades divide dogs into brigades led by St Bernards bulldogs and Danes while judges noted eye color mismatch in a Dalmatian.
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Westminster Keanel Beach
Phelpa
Davis
Tiers
Pensioner Ll
M.D. C Borden
General Terence
Chicago
Major McKinley
William H. Reynaldy
St. Bernard
Hell Gate
W. Gould Bro Bes
Sir Walter
George Scott
Trevor
Cara
Miss Whitney
Cugar
M Bloudgood
Miss Crawford
Pena
Prika
St Bernards
Raper
Perry
Pearl Bryan Murder Trial Moves to April Postponement
In Cincinnati February 25, William Wood charged with attempting to commit abortion appears in police court with lawyers Davis Blackburn Matevo and others present. Bail lowered to 3000. Father Rev D M Wood defends son amid controversy over Pearl Bryan case and letters. He describes Jackson as misguided and recounts alleged enticements and false impressions used to influence Will.
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D. M. Wood
Jackson
Nev
Commercial Gazette
Wood
Caldwell
Pearl
Wil
Scott Jackson
Pearl Bryan
Share
Will
Gillespie
Greencastle
Ancient Order of United Workmen Gather for Grand Lodge Meeting
The town fills with Ancient Order of United Workmen members arriving on Westar trains. Delegates read and candidates for Grand Master and Medical Director are discussed. Key offices are named including W. M. Wallace, J. Griffin, and Wm Cross. Second degree work shown by Capital lodge Topeka. Tonight a reception is planned for visitors and members families.
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Celekecing Hall
William Cross
Hansas City
Kan
William Morgan
Lansing
Grand Recorder
Forde
T. A. Beck
Topeka
Wallace
Kingman
Wheeler
Capital Lodge No
Workmer
Order
Grave Robbery Case Presses Kaneas Counties Judge
Luther Taylor of Jobeson County Kaneas searched dissecting rooms and pickling vats for his wife Mae bel Taylor who died at 19. He and friends visited medical colleges, examined about fifty corpses, but Mae bel’s body was not found. A reward is offered, and the family protests the outrage. The second item notes the Digby bill passed in Washington to exterminate Alaskan fur seals pending international regulations.
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Shirley
Rogers
Hogars
Lanstog
Kansas
Fesunt
Shirey
Consta
Johnson Conny
Kaneas Gry
Luther Taylor
Jotueca County
Kaneas
Maebel Taylor
Jobeson County
Kausae
Taylor
Sore Frienes
O'Hare
Hayde
Mra. Taylor
Riverview
Ylor
Nuttekeo
Savons
Dobuson
Pal
Depew Says He Never Declined Kansas Invitation
New York reports Dr Chauncey M Depew clarifies he was never invited to speak at Lawrence Kansas nor did the faculty decline any engagement He notes a misquote claiming he refused over religious creeds and explains his remarks were about a hypothetical legal address and not a real invitation He emphasizes no invitation existed.
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To State University
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Lawrence
Kan
Seiior
Ingervoll
Depew
Sam
Colonel Ingersoll
Kursus School of Learning
Tony Smith Found Key Matson Murder Witnesses
Chief Wilkerson reports Tony Smith and his wife, crucial witnesses in the Matson murder case, have been located and will attend the March trial. After a long search spanning Topeka, Kansas City, and St Louis, investigators recovered a link to the Nevels family and the sling shot tied to a boot, tying the couple to key events in the case.
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Tony Smith
Matson
Wilkerson
Tashunt
Smith
Smiths
Clief
Sherif Burdge
Topeka
Ake
Sire Smith
Houavas City
Saith
Nevels
McKinley Leading in Three Western States for President
A Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio canvass shows McKinley leading with Quay as a strong second in Philadelphia and eastern Pennsylvania. West Virginia indications favor McKinley unless Senator Elkins pivots, while Leland’s faction shows solid organization.
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Ohio
Fayott Primeone
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Isne
McKinley
Studtor Quey
Reed
Piladelphia
Quay
T Hat
Elkins
Anneke Jans Delusion Sparks Banter and Legal Claims
A Detroit letter writer, Mr. Thomas G. Shearman, rebuts Anneke Jans estate claims calling them a swindle and urges readers to dismiss fantasies of large inheritances from Trinity Church, the Bank of Holland, or the Bank of England. The message condemns pretenders seeking fees and urges people to attend to their own affairs.
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Shearman
Auxteuws Meirs
Thomas G. Shearman
Detroit Tribune
Anneke Jans
New York
Avery
Trinity Church
Bank of Holland
Bank of England
Ward's Release Secured in National League Shakeup
Feb 25. Representatives of the national and minor leagues gathered at the Fifth Avenue hotel to discuss yesterday’s actions. Ward has been released from the New York club reserve, a blow to President Freedman who valued him as a key player. Ward supporters celebrate his victory and return to prominence. Postmasters Kansas Ticket. Chairman Richardson arrives in Topeka to chair the Democratic state committee meeting. He opposes free silver, arguing gold-backed states with large electoral votes influence policy. He pledges a straight party ticket in Kansas this year. J B Johnson Meetings. Large gatherings in Jordan’s Kell to back Judge J B Johnson for national committee seat. Speeches by Iverson, Brown, Grant, Leonard, and Guy. A Johnson meeting set for Fifth ward Thursday evening.
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Actios
Yous
Fifth Avenue
Earay
Jona Ward
New York
Freedman
Ward
Legion
Postmasters
Kansas
J. 5
Richardson
Democratic State Central Committee
Topeka
Clairman Richatagon Eays
Ken‘gas
J. B. Johnson
J. B. Jobogon
Jordan's Kell
Third Ward
J. B Ivinson
John M. Grown
W. L. Grant
J. L. Leonard
James H. Guy
Johnson
Fifth Ward
Market Report Opens With Cables Boosting Wheat Strength
Wheat futures gained on stronger cable signals with May up to 66 60 and advancing, then easing to 66 44. Northwest receipts rose modestly while corn and oats showed firm openings. Hog receipts surpassed expectations with May pork down to 9.90 then rallying to 9.745. lard and ribs moved to 5.55 and 5.15 respectively. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices were steady to firm, with hogs estimated at 32,000 tomorrow.
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Armot i
Bionams Cory
Kansas City
Texas
Salea
Texas Ptoore
Lambs Garage
Praless
Boriee
Creemery 1618
Associated Press
State Journal
Carcaco
May
G& Northwest
Reeves
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