Theosophists Meet First National Convention Opens in Cincinnati
The Theosophical Society in America convenes at the Grand Hotel Cincinnati for its first national meeting since February disruption. Acting president A. H. Spencer outlines the society’s status amid factional splits and a contested leadership struggle with Universal Brotherhood adherents in New York.
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Theosophical Society
America
Grand Hotel
A. H. Spencer
New York
Chieneo
Mr. Spencer
Universal Brotherhood
Katherine A. Tingley
E. A. Neresheimer
Party of the Universal Brotherhood
Neresheimer
Spencer
Theosophical Society In
Father Hill Sparks Row Over School Song in Brooklyn Church
At St Pauls Church in Brooklyn a dispute arose when Father William J. Will objected to the song Remember the Malice on a school program. A soloist and pianist were halted and the audience criticized the rector, who gave no comment. Another performance the following night omitted the song amid further talk.
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Brooklyn
Church
New York
St Paul's
Court and
Congress Streets
William J. Will
Pparochial
Warren
Ctlyton Streets
Lexan
Prohibition case appeal from Bourbon county juxtaposits dram shop run
Five Fort Scott men arrested under the dramshop law appeal to the Supreme Court. They pleaded guilty and were fined 300 to 500 dollars, then bonded for good behavior for 23 months. They challenge the constitutionality of the bonding statute as a liberty and property violation.
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District Court
Bolithon County
Supreme Court
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Miller
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Henry
Otto Nearbauer
Ed Dennicomb
Fort Scott Julntista
Shepherd
Bourbon County
Court of Appeals
Edna Wallace Hopper Offers Ship Clarence Nelson to Government
In New York June Mrs Edna Wallace Hopper formerly Mrs De Wolf Hopper informs managers and thus the world she sent a letter offering the freight boat Clarence Nelson now in harbor to the U S government. She notes its slowness but capacity to carry a good deal and expresses willingness to aid against Spain with needs. The missive contains personal sentiment and a postscript ad for Cascarets a beauty remedy.
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New York
Edna Wallace Hopper
de Wolf Hopper
Pala
McKinley
Washington
Clarence Nelson
P. S
United States
Iskst
Alerty
Crete
Sam
Ike & Worman
Massive Northeastern Pier Moved to New Foundation
The east pier of the Northern Pacific railroad brigade in Bismarck North Carolina weighing over 9 000 000 pounds was moved from its foundation today and slid on rollers to a new foundation nearly four feet away The massive granite pier 6 feet high 26 feet wide and 12 feet in diameter required eight months of prep and was accomplished in under 20 minutes without interrupting rail traffic Molloy of Cincinnati held the moving contract
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N. C
Big Brigade
Northern Pacific Railroad
Molloy
Cincinnati
Sixth Kansas Musical Jubilee Opens In Hutchinson
Hutchinson Kansas hosts the sixth annual Kansas Musical Jubilee with judges Prof Frederic W Root and Prof Allan H Spencer from Chicago. Highlights include school chorus contests, a piano recital, violin and vocal duet events, and a grand concert. Attendance nears 3900 as concerts and drills continue through the jubilee.
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Kan
Kansas
Frederic W. Root
Allan H. Spencer
Chicago
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Spencer
Wichits
Spencer Robinson
Ada Robb-Sheffield
John H. Davis
Atchison
C. C. von Boskirk
Totchinson
Julia Hamm
Topeks
Elizabeth Ehrsam
Enterprise
Inon L. Senn
Lasita
Davis
von Boskirk
Emma Dent
Lester Jones
Ottawa
J. W. Gilbert
Lucy Hatrd
Dodge City
Prof
A. L. Richardson
Lincoln, Neb
Waldemar von Dahlen
Topeka
Gertrude Male
Houston Whiteside
William Cooper
Junction City
Onl
Soto
Charvé
Record-Setting Charleston Student Wins Four-Year Scholarship
Was never tardy, a Charleston high school student with a decade of perfect attendance, Terie kor entise school life, earns a four years scholarship to Mimndy Female College and College of Music and Art in Jacksonville. Mixed Runsun claimed first honors, while the education board honored her dedication with the scholarship award.
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Charleston
Wulllle Feafer
Terie Kor
Ife
Mixe Runsun
Beand of Education
Mimndy Female College
Colles Refut Music and Art of
Jacksonville
Tri Colored Wall Paper Sparks Early American Theme
The article notes paper merchants received samples of pew American wall paper with a sidewall design showing two American eagles and a bold border. the border features a shield motif and the phrase Remember the Maine. It also mentions Mexican ports warning American vessels and foreign chartered ships to screen passengers amid rising Spanish-American tensions.
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Will Paper
Washington
Joe
Treasury Department
Capital Lodge No 2 Election Notice
Capital lodge No 2 reminds members that officer elections for the ensuing term will be held Thursday evening. Full attendance is requested by order of the lodge.
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Capital Lodge No Sao
Capital Lodge No 2
Minister Fined In Bicycle On Sidewalk Case
Emporia June 1 Rev. William G Morey professor at the college of Emporia was arrested for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. An iceman named A G Randolph gave chase but the minister distanced him. Morey pleaded guilty and was fined 1 dollar plus costs.
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Mr. Morley
Austria suspected in state department probe
Washington June 1 the state department investigates the Austrian minister over a tale of a German naturalized tutor to De Lome's children and alleged secret agent offers. If substantiated the Austrian envoy may be expelled and Vienna called to account.
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Washington
State Department
Transmississippi Exposition Dedicated in Omaha Parade
Omaha fills with 100000 visitors as a three mile parade marks the dedication of the Transmississippi and International Exposition. President McKinley speaks by telephonic button as Rev Dr Nichols and local leaders greet the crowd amid bands, flags, and a bustling grounds program.
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National Marine Band
Mid West
Dr. Nichols
St. Louis
Transmissinsippi
Wattles
John
Te Webster
John N. Baldwin
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McKinley
Marine Band
WANTS TO BE KANSANS
Governor Leedy rejects Captain Hall of Kewanee Illinos offer to supply 107 men for Kansas units saying Kansas will fill its quotas. He notes more volunteers await entry into every company under the second call and cannot accept the Illinois proposal.
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C. W. Hall
Kewanee, Jr
Cap- Peco Military Company
Kansas
Governor Leady
Hall
Illinois
Youngstown Y M C A Secretary Heads to Tampa Assignment
Herbert Ke Caskey central secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association in Youngstown departs today for Tampa Florida to assume charge of the Ohio Y M C A branch. The move supports United States troops stationed there amid wartime activity. An accommodation train note mentions the Santa Fe service from Topeka at 7 30 a m with superior speed and equipment for its class.
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Herbert Ke. Caskey
Young Men's Christian Association
Tampa
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Ohio
United States
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kansas Doubtful Of One Full Regiment Under Second Call
Governor Leedy received a telegram from Adjutant General Corbin indicating Kansas is unlikely to raise a full battalion under the second call. The three regiments now in service show 2855 enlisted, short of the 3840 maximum, with details planned to recruit from existing units to reach the quota. Corbin says balance is a little more than sufficient for one battalion, and Leedy will press the War Department for one full regiment.
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Leedy
Corbin
Kansas Atota
John W. Leedy
War Department
H. C. Corbin
Newport KY Patriots and patriotism sermon sparks church walkout
In Newport a heated discussion followed a sermon by pastor Fay Erwin at Central Chil erian church. Members of William Nelson post No 1 left during the address titled Patriots and Patriotism which argued patriotism is limited by local loyalties and claimed Christ embodies universal patriotism beyond nations.
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Abraham Linco
North
Jeffersim Lyvis
South
Twe
Virginia
Roy
Erwin
Ex-Governor Cyrus Carpenter Remembered in Des Moines
Des Moines observes half mast on all public buildings and houses in mourning for former Governor Cyrus C Carpenter. Funeral services are held at his home with officials attending and military honors rendered at Camp McKinley with ceremonial gun salutes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Cyrus C Carpenter
Camp McKinley
Free Silver Republicans Meeting in Shawnes County
A notice invites Free Silver Republicans of Shawnes County to a meeting on Saturday, June 4, 1899, at 2 p.m. at 525 Kansas Avenue to elect 10 delegates and 10 alternates to the Free Silver Republican convention in Topeka on June 11, 1898, per a state central committee call. All who supported Republican silver policy prior to 1896 are invited.
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Shawnes County
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
WwW. C Garvey Agent At F By
WwW. C Garvey operates as agent at the firm By to handle a pending matter. The note references roles and affiliation with an agency, indicating a transactional or service context.
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C Garvey
F. By
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