Five Hundred Delegates at Temperance Convention Opens in Leavenworth
In Hamilton hall Leavenworth Kansas over five hundred delegates gathered for the State Temperance Union opening session. The crowd included prominent pastors, lawyers, and politicians from Topeka Emporia and Lawrence as speakers outlined enforcement hopes while anti administration factions pressed for stricter law respect.
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Friends of Temperance
Kansas
Hamilton Hall
State Temperance Union
Topeka
Friends of the Cause
Nquor
City
Bernard Kelly
Emporis
J. G. Dougherty
Kansas City
Pearse Pluch
Emporin Ey
Cordiey
Lawrence
Dr Howie
Atchison
G. Thacher
J. W. Thurston
Morrill
Arosa
Sang “America
Samuel Tracey
Dr. Earp
Washang
Richard Wake
Committee On
Wake
Governr Machil Addrasane
Rev
Don
Anna B. Fisher
el Dorado
Hloorafield
Franklin
Lane
E. H. Fisher
Minneapolis
Ottawa County
A. G. Robinson
Burlington
J. E. Whitehead
Coffey County
W. H. Fees
Whiting
Jackson County
Fr. Jones
Holton
J. Mitchie
Cornell Grove
Morris County
S. M. Flood
Nortonville
Culver
Emporia
Emsporta
J. W. Forrest
Neosho County
Chanute
Orage Mission
Erie
Thayer
E. Lyon
St Marys
Pottawatormis County
Prohibition Party
H. BD
Washburn
Downs
Myr
Wien
Ft Scott
Watts
Alma
Lindsey
Cottonwood Falls
Fur
G. Lewis
Colorado
Nebraska
Missouri
Mazon
Barnes
Gillam
Anderson County
A. Vence
Topeka Club
Rss
Topske
S State Journal
Kansas City Star
Star
L O. Pickering
Stelie Waggener
Hiawatha
Relgious talks at Talmage school and rail link critique
Archdeacon Wood, Dr Herron, and Dr Gates spoke at the School of the Kingdom in Talmage as the session closed. L. Coffin of Fort Dodge condemned Rev Dener and Talmage for selling meek to railroads to force Sabbath labor, a sharp attack amid July 4 events and baseball scores.
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School of the Kingdom
Archdeacon Wood
Herron
Gates
L. & Coffin
Fort Dodge
T. Dener
Clear Lake
Coffin
Talmage
ROUND THE WORLD. At Every U. S. Legation the American Flag Floats
An article notes that the American flag flies at all U S legations worldwide reflecting diplomatic presence and national symbols. It highlights pride in diplomatic missions and the spread of American flags as a display of national identity abroad.
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U. S. Legation
Tammany Observes Fourth Of July With Read Letters
Independence celebration by the Tammany society in New York featured readings from President Cleveland and other Democrats, with ex governors Campbell and Waller among guests. London and other cities also marked the day with parades, dinners, flags, and public tributes by Americans abroad.
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New York
Independence
Tammany Society
Columbian Order
James F. Campbell
Ohio
Thomas M. Waller
Tammany Parlanes
Cleveland
Hill
Flower
Pittsburg
Shenly Park
Gov. Hastings
EB Bigelow
Bigelow
Berlin
Benin
United States
Mrs O Leary Dead and Chicago Fire Legend Dies
Mrs Catharine O Leary owner of the cow blamed for the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 died last evening of acute pneumonia. A large crowd gathered at her residence to mourn. The De Koven Street cottage site is marked by a brick building now used as a matting mill. Chicago Historical Society records bolster the legend of the fire origin.
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Chicago
Catharine O'Leary
de Koven Street
O'Leary
Lincoln Park
Chicago Historical Society
Saratoga Gambling Ban Declared by Village President
Saratoga Springs July 4. Village President Charles H. Sturges ordered strict enforcement against gambling, urging the police to act and threatening charges against board members if noncompliance occurred. He stated no gambling would be allowed this summer, a stance backed by eight trustees amid mixed reactions from spectators and clubs.
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Saratoca
N. Y
Chicago
Cincinnati
Saratoga
Monte Carlo
Charles H. Sturges
Canfield
Saraclub House
Sturges
Bomb Throws Panic as Crowd Struck in Fort Wayne
A man hurls a gas pipe bomb into a crowd in Fort Wayne Indiana on July 4. Miss Minnie Meyers a sixteen year old girl suffers amputated thumb and throat injuries as others flee in alarm. The attacker Bren is poorly described and unlikely to be captured amid mob anger.
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Young Gleh Fort Warne
Ind
Bae Wi
Ace
Anfaty
Minniemeyer
Bren
Sea Turtle Causes Nighttime Uproar in Louisville Neighborhood
A three foot leathery sea turtle, owned by grocer C. L. Huffman at Preston and Camp streets, caused a loud midnight disturbance when noises in his shop led Hoffman to fire his pistol. Neighbors and Officer Manly investigated to find the turtle wounded with four gaps in its shell amidst overturned barrels and boxes.
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Preston
Camp Streets
Loisville
C. L. Huffman
Hoffman
Thor
Manly
Mr. Hoffman
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