Babies Nursery Plans Debated at Grand Arno Church
The Grand Arnole M and Church discussed a future nursery and kindergarten for working mothers. Proposals included a Sunday check stand with attendant, guards, and umbrella checks, plus a basement day nursery run by women attendants to issue mothers checks for torns. Dr Hancher will present at the next board meeting, with immediate deaconess deployment and full plans by September 1.
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Kansas City
Grand Arnole M.& Church
Honch
Wenger
Antes de Hancker
Mare Mathars
Arec
Republican county central committee organized at session
A county Republican central committee organization met Saturday to select officers. John Chaney emerged as clear nominee for secretary after others withdrew. Arthur Capper elected chairman delivered a speech pledging Shawnes county as a strong Republican bastion in Kansas. A factional dispute arose over secretary payments with motions to cap expenses at 55 dollars per campaign and align cash records between secretary and treasurer.
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Republican County Central Committee
John Chaney
Arthur Capper
Shawnes County
Karsa
George W. Crane
Campaign speech on secretary pay sparks party tensions
During campaigns the resolution targeted regular payments to the secretary. Wason defended his record saying he always did best for the party and that the secretary’s post is trying. He claimed he never granted requests during campaigns and that committee business lay with the treasurer. He planned to pay more but changed his mind at the last moment as members anticipated revelations when Watuan began to speak.
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Wason
Secretars
Watuan
Tor
Chicago Parade Reaction Evidence Hissing To Albany Governor
Governor describes Chicago parade reaction noting few hisses from rough characters along the route. He defends Allen street railway bill while praising the overall reception and asserts loyal Illinois citizens supported him amid press sensationalism from the Chicago press. He and aides verify the character of those who hissed and express satisfaction with the crowd’s display.
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Tanner
Chicago
Twelfth Street
Alinois
Allen Street Railway
Chi-Paso
Reed Sees Defeat Washington Speaker Reed Foresees Democratic Wins
Washington July 1 Speaker Reed anticipates Democratic victories next year. Ex-Representative Hyde, departing for his far off home, called to bid Reed farewell and remarked he would have liked to see Reed lead the minority in the Fifty-sixth Congress. Reed hinted he might still be in politics and possibly lead the minority.
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Washington
Reed
Hyde
Congress
Bryan Guests At Shoshone Upon Arrival
J Bryant and party visit Shoshone Idaho for a brief stay before heading to the National Park. He is greeted by the largest crowd ever seen in Shoshone and speaks for about fifteen minutes.
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Bryan
Shoshone
Idaho
J. Bryan
Petty
Through trains to Colorado Springs and Denver promo rates
Pacific will sell tickets to eastern points for low fares and to St Louis. The Rock Island Route offers through sleeping and chair cars on day and night trains from Topeka to Colorado Springs and Denver with morning and evening departures. Mrs EG Gregory of Fredericktown Missouri recalls a grandchild’s illness and a doctor's remedy.
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Uelon
Pacific
St. Louis
Tate
Lewia City
E Avenue
J. Épsleny Depot
Agen
Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Denver
Topeka
Colorado. Springs
Bath in the Capitol Delivers Promised Bath to Visitor
A venerable visitor asked Maj A P Shreve in the state executive office where the governor was and recounted a promised bath. Shreve showed him the bath tub in the governor’s building. The man entered the bath room, used the tub, and left claiming the governor fulfilled his promise.
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Timidis
Maj A. P. Shreve
Lettor
Major Shreve
Maj. Shreve
Temminies
Shreve
Niagara
Maj Shreve
Botkin Responds To Ottawa Chautauqua Dispute
G A R Department Commander Botkin of Kansas replies to Ottawa Republican charges about gender bias and mismanagement during the Ottawa Chautauqua assembly. He claims he and Hanbeck paid their own expenses and asserts he did not ignore GAR ladies, detailing interactions with organizers and media figures.
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Dotkin
Kansas G. A. R
Ottawa Republican
Chautauqua Assembly
Ladies of the
GABA
Botkin
Jack” Harris
Ottawa
Harris
Jack
The
Ottawa Chautauquassecmbly
Hanbeck
W. LC
Margaret Griffith
Emporia
Secur
W.bc
Tam
Hiawatha
Kansas City
Mema Enema
Mrs. Wall
Momentary program chosen amid family dispute message
The speaker declined to lead a contested programme and handed planning to Dr Milner and Jack Harris. He stated he would not be drawn into controversy among women organizations. No further arrangements were made and the evening’s programme was improvised from available material.
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Dr. Milner
Jack Harris
Boyle Denies Gilkeson Appointment as Assistant Attorney General
Attorney General Boyle expresses astonishment at a Hays City report that A D Gilkeson ex judge of the western division of the northern and mt court of appeals had appointed himself assistant attorney general and would attack the joints. Boyle denies any appointment and notes no demand exists. County Attorney Shitz of Hays City reports Gilkeson claims.
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Boyle
Hays City
A. D. Gilkeson
Northern & Mt Court of Appeals
Audveer
Liei Boyie
Ellis County
Gilkeson
Gileaon
J. B. Shitz
Mr. Boyle
Wiikeson
Zaid Shuttz
Cdmiral
Shuttz
Gillis
Els
Bovis
Veale backs Leedy as taxpayers endorse administration
Col George W. Veale, long time Republican from Shawnee County, praises Governor Leedy's tax policy and the current administration while signaling a possible bid to return to the legislature on the issue of resubmitting prohibition. He notes paying off $31,000 of total indebtedness and criticizes rivals who he says do not pay taxes.
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George W. Veale
Leedy
Shaynee County
Vance
Foster
Potwin End
Col Veale
Cal. Vease
Special Bank Examiner Named Under New Law
Geo W Rogers of Abi JenemS appointed special deputy bank examiner by Bank Commissioner John W Breidsathal to oversee the failed State Bank of Salina. Law aims to settle bank affairs without a receiver, avoiding court action. Also notes Farmers' State Bank of Obertin BES will open soon with $10,000 capital. directors listed from St Joseph and Obertin. Saxton National Bank of St Joe holds stock in the new entity.
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Geo W. Rogers
John W. Breidsathal
George W. Rogers
Abi- Jenems
Bank of
Salina
Farmers’ State Bank of Obertin Bes
Ecu
J. W. McAlister
John D. Flint
St. Joseph
J.P. O'Grady
A. L. Patchin
H- C. Douglass
August Lohoefen
W. E. Mix
D. C. Moser
Leedy Serves as Pallbearer at Capt. Kelley Funeral
Governor Leedy travels to Burlington to act as pallbearer for Captain Harrison Kelley. Services are set for this afternoon with burial to follow in Burlington as state officials and local dignitaries attend the ceremony.
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Leedy
Burlington
Harrison Kelley
Kansas Officials Return From Salt Lake Trip
Dillard reports election as vice president for Kansas at the Transmississippi Commercial congress in Salt Lake City. He traveled with Jude A M Jackson of Howard, and Judge Jackson returns home this afternoon. In settingwick County bond case Geo R Snelling travels to Wichita to pursue the state suit against the county to recover delinquent interest on school fund bonds, with State Auditor Morris as a witness.
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Transmississippi Commercial Congress
Salt Lake City
Kansas
Dillard
Jude
Abm. Jackson
Howard
Jackson
Setgwick
Geo. R. Snelling
Wichita
W. H. Morris
Sherman says wait prosperity gradual and guarded
The World quotes Secretary of State John Sherman on prosperity after McKinley signs the tariff bill. He cautions that benefits from the protective tariff will take time to fully appear and that critics must allow the administration to implement policy. Also included is a local arrest: A M Leslie, grocer at 1903 Kansas Avenue, held on a serious charge related to alleged involvement of two colored boys in a lemon theft and robbery scheme.
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New York
The
John Sherman
Amagansett
McKinley
Ire
Sherman
A. M. Leslie
Kansas Avenue
Commission
Nonken & Co
Lesiie
Kansas Conservators of Music of
Holton
Dieseters
Paul Somwitek
Saraah
John Q. Myer
WA Smith
Heary Sinning
BL Z Jones
Charles Breinberger
Marshall Tend
Steimberger
Abotst
Marshall
Garfiel Park
Exytan Paty
Kansas Creamers
Jackson Street
Topeka
Art Telng
Fenth Street
Barna
Jatkaon Street
Waltermer von
Tannhuseer
Trad
Ramilla
John Frost
Tenth
Arry Stewart
Santa Fe
A. Lincoln
Huntion
Patton Streets
Dave Bmcvicures
Edward (Mehaney) McBride
Te Club
Fulmore
Severa
Emporia
Geven
douStes
Lobdell to Have a Paper in Kansas City
A publisher from Kansas City plans to engage with the Herald in a deal to buy the daily paper. An offer has been made for purchase shaping local newspaper ownership.
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Charice Sereescen
Kansas City
Kan
Business One
The
Herald
Topeka Snap Shots and Local Notes
A mixed Topeka snapshot lists upcoming visits by Guy New Fork, local festival delays, street work, and weather-related incidents. It notes civic events, appointments, and performances with mentions of the Commercial club, Cinderella photos, a fall festival poster contract, and railroad commissioner Campbell’s return. Local sports schedule and civic notices appear alongside town happenings and minor accidents.
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Justice of the Peace
W. & McClintock
Pur-in-Bay
Campbell
Stafford County
Topeka
Atchison
Downs
Kan
Leedy
Courtland Brown
Santa Fe
Haskell County
Culver
Colorado Springs
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