TORN HEARTS. Harris Damage Suit Interview Scene
In Linwood Farm near Kansas City Col Harris defends a $20,000 damage suit brought by Bernard Murray over his wife’s divorce. The Harris home and hospitality endure as Murray, a hotelier, avoids discussing the case, while Harris vows vindication. An interviewer recalls the Harris household and Murray’s troubled testimony amid state political rumor and Colorado references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Pecate
Thia
Colonel Harris
Harris
Oley Center- Dispatch
Col. Harris
Thas
Belo
Kansan
Kangas
Iners
Col
Harris Wald
Kansas
Mr. Ingalls
Bae
Red Mu
Col Harris
Fort Worth
Texas
Craig Harrie
Ona
Lawrence
Frank Webster
Lawrence Gazette
Calvee
Fairy Qu Queen of Hearts
Lavender
Lochie Lochievar
Sir Galahad
Scotland
Lam
Linwood Farm
Mra Harris
Christian Endeavor Gathering Opens in Boston Tent
Nine thousand delegates gathered in Boston for the big Christian Endeavor convention. The event featured a 500 voice chorus, international speakers, and a welcome by Boston leaders. Overall society membership tops 2.47 million with thousands of new societies formed, led by Pennsylvania and New York. Also noted are a Clark County murder appeal and the funeral notice for Charles Reser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boates
Christian Endeavor Societies
United States
United Kingdom
Great Britain
J.T. Beckley
DDD
New York
F P. Smith
America
Beckley
A. J. Corbett
Boston
Endeavor Era
M. D. Ruseland
D. D
Christian Endeavor Society
Kansas
Troy
Robert Ross
God
Speeringtas
Brooklyn
Mal Axe
Ton
Portland
Christian Endeavor
Father Endeavor Clark
State of
Massachusetts
Wolcott
J. H. Barrowe
Chicago
J. R. Cheesmen
Cleveland
John Willis Baer
Christian Endeavor Movement
Pennsylvania
Massachumette
Baltic avenue Casino disaster injures nearly two hundred
No deaths reported after last night’s Baltic avenue casino collapse in Lawrie Crry New Jersey. About 200 injured, with many taken to local hotels. Frederick Clepproth of Jennings Bank Camden is in critical condition. Others include C M Foote Minneapolis with broken collarbone and arm, R Lombard with crushed feet and broken arm, and several from Philadelphia Camden Joliet and New York with varied injuries.
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Lawrie Crry
N. J
Baltic Avenue
Frederick Clepproth
Jennings’ Bank
Camden
United States
C M. Foote
Minneapolis
R. Lombard
J. K Duke
Joliet, III
St Semi- Tera
Jamesog
Philadelphia
Charles Falewell
George J. Pechio
Majestic
James Armstrong
New Lodge
Sirs
Japa
Mra C. Priedenthal
New York
The
Albemarle
Miss Byers
Mia
R A. Livesly
East Liverpool
Ohlo
S. E. Wells
Liverpool
Ohio
Apine
Plumb offers ground for high school memorial building
Emportia leaders discussed a plan by PB Plumb to donate half a block north of Major Hood’s home for a high school building in memory of Senator Plumb. Cost estimated at 30,000 to 50,000 dollars, with the grounds kept as a park. Major Hood initially opposed then endorsed the project after details were clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Flamb
Expersa
Ean
PB Plumb
Major Hood
Lotsa High School
Senator Plumb
Emporia
Mia
Plumb
L A W Meet at Assbury Part N J Exciting Two Mile Final
Excellent weather marked the L A W event in Assbury Part N J with a two mile championship drawing top interest. Trial heats opened with the mile for novices won by Donald Mackay and E W Swanbrough of Denver, finals set this afternoon. Final heat results list Arthur Gardner of Chicago first and E H Allen of Syracuse second in the half mile open.
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N.J
L. A. W. Bora
Denver
Donald Mackay
E. W. Swanbrough
Baldwin
Paterson
Ruppert
New York
Abel
Arlington
N. J. Winters
Tunswanda
Shinn
Lakewood
Herrt
Bridgeport
CG Diraberger
Buffalo
N. C
Donald McKay
W. G. Douglass
New York Athletic Club
A W. Abel
Arthur Gardner
Chicago
E. H. Allen
Syracuse
Forfeit and attachments in Brooklyn and Kansas items
The report notes attachment papers served on Philip Dwyer for Robert Fitzsimmons stake money of ten thousand dollars tied to a boxing bout with Corbett. Joseph Tooke claims Fitzsimmons owes him for work done in winter. Also charges of malfeasance against Mayor Starkweather in WestSvrion are discussed with policemen testifying to payments to the mayor. An attorney general opinion says insurance agents in public office cannot insure public property. A medical meeting of the Golden Belt Medical Association is in session at the National Hotel parlors in Salina with doctors from central Kansas attending.
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Brookrs
Thompson
Kings County
Philip Dwyer
Robert Fitzsimmons
Corbein
Joseph H. Tooke
Eaya Pitzsitomons
Sprisnerren
Lila
Maloney
Golden Belt Medical Society
Kansas City
Salina Saye
Golden Belt Medical Association
National Hotel
Haneas
National Education Association Officers Elected
At the Denver convention the nominating committee reported unanimous election of officers. Newton Dougherty, Peoria IL, as president. Nicholas Murrey Butler, Ark City, first vice president. John McDonald of Topeka named Kansas director. Morning papers examined patriotism and citizenship duties. George H. Martin of Boston spoke on patriotism. James Baldwin of Austin discussed the Southland patriotism and racial politics. A P Marble of Omaha presented on the ethical element in patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jochem McDonaid
Kauss
Denver
National Educational
Newton
Dougherty
Peoria
Nicholas Murrey Butler
Nark City
John McDonald
Topekewsa
Kansas
George H. Martin
Boston
Maia
James Baldwin
Austin
Texas
Southland
South
A. P. Marble
Schoda
Omsha
Neb
Williams Town Fire Destroys Blocks On First Street
A fire in Williams on the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad destroyed two blocks of the business district. It started today at Sam street from a gasoline stove explosion. The town lacks a fire department and a citizen bucket brigade failed to stop the flames. Loss estimated at least fifty thousand dollars as a high southerly wind drives the fire.
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Desavea
Albuquerque
N. M
Williams
Atlantic & Pacific
First Street
Sam
Smoky river floods peak then ease. damages rise
Sativa Kan July 14 the Smoky river reached its highest point at 10 o clock last night and fell three inches by noon today large parts of the city remain cut off and hundreds cannot reach homes in Smoky River region Kansas City July 1 a star telegraph from Cherokes Kan reports continuous rain for thirty six hours causing heavy damage including destroyed crops and downed corn in southeast Kansas wind and floodwaters have damaged outcrops and property across the area
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Kain
Sativa
Kan
Kansas City
Chérokes
Kansas
Acrea
Seats for the Bilg Fight Sparks Texas Seat Sales
The Corbett Fitzsimmons boxing match diagram was shown at the Florida Athletic Club and seat sales began at 10 o clock. J T Trezevant first to be served and took five seats. Delegation of Austin ministers urged Governor Calbern son to block the Dallas bout, seeking stricter enforcement of laws to prevent the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Florida Athletic Club
Austin
Tex
Austin Hays
Calberson
Tense Call for U S Troops in Coeur d'Alene Riot
May need U S troops in Coeur d Alene Idaho as 1880s sounding alarm follows the Frisco mill blast that killed non union miners. Governor receives messages from Harris of Bunker Hill urging Cleveland to prepare intervention if order cannot be kept.
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Coeur @ Alene
Boise
Idaho
Todey
Coeur d'Alene
Frisco
Harris
Bunks + er Hill company
San Francisco
Cleveland
United States
Three Good Ball Games Promised At Athletic Park
Three afternoon games are planned this week at Athletic park featuring the Topeka home club against Emporia. The recently played series with Emporia drew interest, and the month’s final games aim to boost attendance. Manager Mote expresses caution over finances but hopes strong turnout aids the club. friends are raising a purse to support a popular Topeka team.
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Athletic Park
Emporia Olue
Mote
Boston pastors greet delegates as hearings continue
Rev Albert H Piomb of the city welcomed delegates on behalf of Boston pastors while Governor Morrill’s hearing of Commissioner of Elections Frank Herald continued next Wednesday. Douglas county treasurer LL Cox reported in person to the state treasurer. William Taller and Jesse White, jailed in Leavenworth county, will be moved to reform school tomorrow. Mr Frost seeks 10000 damages from the city for a 1892 crossing injury at Eighth and Lawrence. Mrs Visione is permanently disabled by a hip injury. the case is among the city’s most important actions.
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Albert H. Piomb
DPD
Boston
Morrill
Frank Herald
LL Cox
Douglas County
Lawrence
William Taller
Jesse White
Leavenworth
Reform School
Frost
Eighth
Mra
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Maln Road
Col. W. A. Harrie
Mr. Harris
Les
Sheenys
Topeka
Kensis
Becay Saanr
W. A Harris
Murray
Eldridge House
Canon City
Colorado
Bernard Mourray
Foru An Nal
Etrangers
Journal
Lawyara
Iiieral
Worthing
Tall
Pearcy
Colon
Columbus
Promiary
Pearey
Baristot
Tent Endeavor
Mr. Kneeland
C. A
Clark Co
Clark County
Supreme Court
Sidney J. Jackman
Frank J. Ernest
District Court
Ernest
Charles Reser
L. A. W. Meet
Charces
WestSvrriion
Wile
Starkweather
Kansas City Star
Chautauqua
Arizona
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