Commencement Exercises at Aieh Sob aunaud in Friday Point
The confusion in the date and venue lists a commencement event with Prof EK White of Columbus presenting on state duty in Flaviatisi. The program includes a choir and readings by a long roster of names including Grace Wie, Dorothy Tuckerman, Ellen Ajten, Anna McGurraghwn Warren Chonsy, and George Plow ering, with many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
M. Monahan
Clave
EK White
Columbus
J.D
von Dahlen
W. von Dahlen
Thomas
Elise
Thole Muamen
Grace Wiegents
Nabik
Dorothy Tuckerman
Adelai Brown
Dora Johnsten
Myrtie V. Keltoy
Beetha Tu Uehorn
Angina D. Stealt
Florence M. Ward
Rose & Davis
Ellen Ajten
Alice M. Monphan
Anna McGurraghwn
Warren
Chonsy
George Plowering
Harry A. Huish
Pranki Forbes
Aaron Hadley
Suth K. Chase
Delbert Kirkpatrick
Clarence J. Hurlion
Pythians at Concordia Second district convention opens city to visitors
Concordia hosts the Second district convention of the Pythians with visitors from counties Smith Jewell Kearney Washington Rooks Osborne Saline and Choudhury. Local events include music prayers and an address by Colonel Finley Smiley Detroit Michigan. The program features a grand chantine a cornet solo and a talk on Pythianism. Also advertised are remedies and local services by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve Pure Buckwheat Flour and Peerless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Concors Flatedom
Kalehis
Pythuis
Kulghur
Pythles
Smith
Jewell Kemibie
Osbourne Sitibell
Choud
Orchetta
Brouther Kalebt Taylor
Miter
Finley Smiley
Ruthlestie Sidtees
Maral
EL Holerart
James Atwoud
Xed Binman
Millirons
McBeeron
Dowel
Hy A
PF. Riddle
Tully Scotrand
EE Murphy
Rona
Aasic—Grohestre
Wotold
Pursell
Knitecavilie
de Witt
G. W. Stansfeild
Kansas
Tax Deed Ruling Shocks Kansas Courts
Judge S W McElroy of the Court of Appeals orders tax deeds invalid when printer and redemption fees are added to sale costs. The ruling questions how interest and charges are defined, threatening many deeds on record. Lawyers prepare to challenge deeds to remove publication expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElroy
Court of Appeals
Kansas
Ds Duper Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
S. W. McElroy
Bar
Aseoclavon
Widow of Late Senator Hearst Honored in Mexico
City of Mexico June 27 Mrs Hearst widow of Senator Hearst of California arrived and was warmly greeted by officials. The governor sent a band to welcome her, reflecting Hearst’s longtime friendship with Mexico and his stance during the Cutting Incident. Her memory is held in esteem in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Mexico
City of
Heairst
California
Federal District
Cleveland
Santa Ps
Topeka
Lce
Tie
Policemn
Fifth Street
Slood
Stage nerves derail comic as audience rejects routine
The Dernford theater audience endured a failing performance by John G SieDowell in A freasy Time. Before his act, Swarts recounted a rushed parody prep that left him rattled and vulnerable on stage. He lamented the crowd’s disinterest and joked about quitting if the lead refused alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G SieDowell
Dernford Theater
Stuart
McNall Seeks Divorce From Myrtle McNall in Leavenworth
William S. McNall brother of Webb McNall a state prison guard seeks a divorce in Leavenworth County District Court alleging abandonment and that Myrtle McNall refuses to live with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. McNall
William S. McNail
Webb McNall
State Penitentary
Nas Oled
Leavenworth County
Myrtle McNall
Senate interetate commerce panel votes on anti scalping bill
The senate committee on interstate commerce meets to vote on an anti scalping bill. An event titled Kindergarten party for Inman will be held Tuesday evening February 1 featuring speakers G W Stansfield Henry Beermann and others at 62 Kansas avenue Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Inman
Suthor
Trail
Hilder
Storna
G. W
Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Heary Beermann
Topeka
New Viputtios & A ‘Librars
Balt
A. G. Waters
Archie Williams
Tom McNeal
J. K. Hudson
Mejor Inman
Wre
Shaner
Henry Beermann
Library
How Girls Fall Delinquency Linked to Dancing
Police matron Thorpe cites dancing as a chief cause of young women falling into depravity. She reports dozens of monthly appeals from mothers seeking to save daughters and blames ballrooms for the downfall, based on years of experience with hundreds of cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe
Pollortatron
Soho
Max
Bikse
Kindnest
Termira
Bess
Tin
Pune
Woran
Topeka City Notes On Vice and Child Welfare
Fragmentary items discuss vice among women linked to alcohol, child neglect, and parental divorce in Topeka. The piece cites a police matron’s claim that four of five women of vice are daughters of drinking men, plus notes on Santa Fe car shops and local staff movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Long
City Deep
Topeka
McKenna Sworn In as Associate Justice of U S Supreme Court
Joseph McKenna took his seat as associate Justice on the Supreme Court of the United States. The brief ceremony, under Chief Justice Fuller, lasted under four minutes. McKenna, California, wore the court robe and read the oath with Marshal Wright present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gan
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court of the United States
McKenna
Suetice
Marshal Wright
Dashed to Death on Broadway Construction Site
Three workers at a twelve story Broadway building collapse from a failed scaffold over an elevator shaft. Lemman fell from the fifth floor, dragging McNamara and Hammond on a lowered path to the fourth floor. Seaman, weighing about 200 pounds, fell with them to the lower levels. all three were severely injured with slim chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
George McNamara
John Hammond
Michael Seaimman
Lemman
McNamira
Hammond
Seaman
Tu Te
The Great Question: Currency Reform Overshadows All
Secretary Gage at Tacoma banquet says currency reform bears greater weight than other issues. He notes Puget Sound as a key Pacific Northwest outlet and urges protection of the money standard, stressing its effect on regional prosperity. He references President McKinley remarks and calls for better security of the standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Tacoma
Wash
Chamber of Commerce
McKinley
Pacific Northwest
Puget Sound
Orient
Russia to run ice plow fleet for Arctic Siberian link
Tacéma Washington January 27 Russia plans a Arctic sea route to Siberia using boats with ice plows. Admiral Makaroof says travel may be possible between north coast and Siberian rivers in July and August with escorted vessels. Government intends to test the project inspired by Danish ice breakers keeping Arctic routes open this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Siberia
Verveld
Electric Bitters touted as nerve and blood tonic
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as the best plant based remedy for restoring nervous energy. It claims to tone stomach nerves, stimulate liver and kidneys, purify blood, aid digestion and appetite, selling at 50 cents or a dollar. Also notes upcoming Kindergarten Fagot party with readings, music and tickets sold January through March for trips via Union Pacific to multiple western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Holliday Drug Store
Union Pacific
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arizona
New Mexico
Dole Arrives in Washington for Hawaiian Welcome
President Lote of Hawaii arrives in Washington after storms delays. Secretary Sherman and Assistant Secretary Atlee greet the party at the depot, then escort to Arlington as crowds and mounted police line streets. Dole and Mrs. Dole meet President and Mrs. McKinley, with Hawaii’s ministers and officials following in carriages. No military display observed per Dole request.
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Washington
Lote
Hawaii
Sherman
Atlee
North Capitol Street
Mr. Adee
Cridier
Dole
President Dole
Mr. Sherman
Mrs. Dole
Day
Helstadt
Army
Phelps
Navy
Men of Many Minds. Republican Contingent on Banking Committee
In a lengthy session, Republican House Banking and Currency members mapped the currency bill. They set a schedule of meetings and voted a plan to gauge each member's stance on banking inflation and core principles for the bill. key figures cited include Walker Brosuit Downson Van Voorhies McCleary Fowler Mitchell with ongoing discussion on the gold standard and national banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Banking Committee
Washington
Jan
House
Johnson
Walker
Brosiut
Indiana
Downson
Treasury
National Contret
van Vooorhies
Ohio
Brastus
Messrs. McCleary
Minnesota
Fowler
New Jersey
Mitchell
New
Views on Monetary Policy Split Among States
York delegates discuss the gold standard and greenbacks with opinions from Mr. Spalding of Michigan opposing a declaration for gold standard money. Connecticut’s Mr Hl backs the monetary plan nearly as Johnson. Rhode Island’s Mr Capron supports bank expansion and asset backing to ease future currency remonetization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Johnson
Spalding
Michigon
Connecticut
Prince
Iiinte
Capron
Rhode Island
Banka
Corporation of Bank
Government mulls cold standard and wartime economy plans
Lord George Hamilton reported that India’s government may pause to set a cold standard for the next year. He noted revenue and wartime expenses were less than expected, aiming for substantial surplus next year. Also advertised is a kidney cure and clothing sale with local druggists and merchants listing prices and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twofon
George
Janes
Chinwic
George Hamiiten
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Eco
J. B. Helders
West
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Santa FE
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Mavens
Aoe
W. Miller
Tek
Detos Allner
Newton L. Carter
Chris Swank
Ie Company
Kansas City
Leitchman Will Philbin
J. 3. Cunningham
Auditor's Office
Prack Huchle
Elliott
Richland
Crook
Willem ‘P. Basrett
Alve Courtney
Robert Wells
Lincoln Nason
Coceins
Swilder
Mature and
the Bride
M’kenna
Highest Judicial Tribunal
Arctic Seal
J.C Fulton
Ee O. Belmos
Dl. m. vannWeil
Odd Fellows
Quincy Street
DE Moss & Penwell
Quincy St
Ossiar
THE
Savlegs & Soa Association
Kansans Ave
Fet
Eading School OF Business
Ight Sessions
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Tootics, R. L. Cofran
India
Sidneye
Geo. W. Stansfield
Hanane Avenue
Sin Deng Compas Sram
Teel
Ken Olof Ekbers
Tal Va
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