Controversy Over Bible Inspiration Splits University Faculty
Morgan, a professor accused of denying biblical inspiration, faces removal after a council vote. Supporters cite his wide public writings. critics say his views threaten doctrinal authority. The dispute, stirred by student statements and university leadership, ends with a majority decision to dismiss despite popular support among students and some clergy.
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Ate
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Aitesrtier
Francia Mc Drake
Jaws
University
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Trut
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Chung
Ereid
Ereys Ritheon UO
Brewton
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Central Christian Church
Senoratsurion
Shieshs Cela
Drake
Havana lists cause confusion among Cuban soldiers
Great trouble in Havana as soldiers discover they cannot collect pay for 370s they allegedly earned and promoted to officers. the Remedios regiment lists over 2,000 men while many names are missing or mislisted. petition sent to General Brooke requests a revision of the lista.
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Havana
Remedios Tegiment
Brooke
National Educational Meeting in Los Angeles
The National Educational Association plans its Los Angeles gathering July 14 to 16. Union Pacific offers a greatly reduced round trip fare plus $200 and praises its service from Washington 1899. The advert highlights Palace Sleeping Cars and Library Cars, with dining and parlor services on the Sleeping Cars.
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Los Angeles
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Union Pacific
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Association
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Omaha
Kansas City
Clemens to Rescue Miners Aid in Pittsburg Strike
Topeka man Goss travels to Pittsburg to advise striking miners after telegrams urged action. Clemens, experienced in labor disputes, weighs potential federal court avenues if a restraining order or injunction can resolve the issue and shape negotiations.
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Goss
Pittsburg
Clottens
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Cattle War Habeas Corpus Case Reaches Supreme Court
The supreme court today granted habeas corpus relief for seventeen men held by Rawlins County sheriffs in a cattle war dispute. Bond set at 500 dollars each. hearing scheduled for July 5. Prominent cattlemen figure in the Drift ranch clash involving B Glover and a Chicago faction.
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Charles Scott
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Albert Winchip
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Harry Marsh
G. J. Marin
Ec. McNemar
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B. O Robertson
Albert Long
Sam Kimble
Manhattan
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Kern
Howel Jones
Topeka
Poincare Declines Forming Cabinet in Paris
Paris June 41 M Poincare informs President Loubet that he declines to form a cabinet. The decision stems from resistance to Ribot and Barthou in the proposed ministry. The report notes cabinet tensions and the political deadlock.
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Proof in Topeka endorses Dean's Kidney Pills use
Topeka resident Henry Page testifies that a five week kidney ailment caused weakness and painful night secretions. He bought Dean's Kidney Pills from Howley Snow's and found the treatment satisfactory, endorsing the product with a $0.50 box price and Foster Milburn Co as sole agents.
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Walon
Henry Page
East Fourth Street
Ivan
Howley & Snow's
Sixth Street
Kansas Avenue
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United Staten
Expensive nuisance ends for innocent land buyers in K and M T case
Land grant suits against M. K. and M. T. parties in Allen county are to be simplified by dropping complaints for innocent purchasers. The case remains against M. E. and T landowners in Allen county. Hearing set for Leavenworth next Monday after master Charles Bucher’s findings.
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Allen County
Charles Bucher
Newton
Leavenworth
Kidnapers Punished In New York Trial
In New York on June 16 George Beaurehard Burrow principal in the Marion Clark kidnapping was sentenced to fourteen years and ten months in prison. Carrie Jones pleaded guilty and received four years. Mrs Barrow’s trial as accomplice will follow.
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New York
George Beaure-hard Burrow
Marion Clark
Acthar Clark
Mella Andreon
Carrie Jones
Barrow
Governor Refuses to Discuss Southern Negro Importation
Governor Stanley declined to discuss, for publication, the importation of southern Negroes into the Southeastern Kansas mining district where a labor strike is underway. When pressed for an opinion he replied, I don't know anything about it. He added he would say nothing until the situation unfolds.
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Kansas
Uniform reforms proposed for troops by quartermasters
Officers and men discuss better clothing for comfort purchase delays noted. Proposals include bleach ed cotton duck coats and trousers for noncommissioned officers and bandsmen, unbleached duck for privates, linen caps, light white helmets for officers, cork helmets for soldiers, straw fatigue hats, and a white collar with summer dress. Departmental commanders may exercise discretion in dress decisions.
PENSIONS FOR TEACHERS IN Peoria City School System
Peoria Illinois June 16 the city school board decides to pension teachers who have served twenty five years. Beginning September 1 the teachers committee may retire long serving staff and create a pension fund. Retired teachers receive benefits while new hires are on salary, funding future pensions.
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Tit
Washington Cabinet Meets Before Departure for New England
The last cabinet meeting before the president leaves for New England was held today with many topics discussed but no actions taken. A dispatch notes the repulse of Axubaldo’s force at San Fernando and reports the presidential party breaks at 3 for Holyoke arriving tomorrow morning.
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New England
Axubaldo
San Fernando
Holyoke
Gold Output in Transvaal Reaches New Highs in March
Washington June 16 The March output of gold from the Transvaal totaled 464 093 ounces valued at 5 584 005 dollars, far above any prior month and more than double the levels from two years ago. Weekly shipments from South Africa do not exceed 4 092 586 dollars. The rise continues as output climbs.
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Washington, D. C
Transvaal
South Africa
Union guards at wedding in Pana Illinois
Unprecedented scene as a marriage was performed under military protection in Pana on June 16. Louis Overholt, coal mine secretary and owner, wed Margaret Amberson with soldiers guarding the residence after he received death threats. The event followed heightened tensions in local labor disputes and involved Major Cabanis and local officials.
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Mise Margaret Amberson
J. C. McQuige
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Jude Ste | Quigg
Man 103 Seeks Divorce In Columbus Case
Columbus Ind June 14 George Wray a 100 year old man in a divorce suit while the defendant Susan E Wray is 35 years old. Born in Londonderry Ireland May 1 1796 he has lived in Brown county Indiana for 75 years. He is 6 feet 2 inches tall weighs 187 pounds and has been married three times with 12 children two living from the present marriage the eldest 18.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Brown County
Indiana
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Hats at cost at the Bazar in North Topeka
In North Topeka the Bazar advertises hats at cost while notes report the Arnold building nearing completion. Farmers complain the "green squirrels" are eating corn and several residents such as Miss Fannie Cole and Miss Mary Petro plan travel. The column lists local visits, a West Point cadet candidate, Sunday School program plans, and community notices including an ice cream social and laundry services.
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John French
Peoria
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G. W. Petro
Central City
Net
Fannie Cole
Kansas City
Mary Petro
Hutchinsom
Mint Mattie French
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Rochester
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
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Adele
Arthur
Jessie Warner
Mina Warner
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Chars French
Kansas
West Point
Jon French
Quincy Street
French
Topeka High School
Soldier Township
Indian Creek
Ly Oelock
Bryan
Kf. Er
JR Thompson
Albert Bartram
W. B. Hutchinson
T W. Stephens
Alo. Beach
Ladise’ Aid Society
Scott Kelsey
Belmont Avenue
Oakland
American Steam Laundry
Sail the Mississippi Expedition by Canoe from Park Rapids
Laporte Inn editor Leroy T. Smith and railwayman K. Langsdale plan a river voyage from Atlasieapo source to the river mouth in a small boat. They will use folding canoes like northern explorers and pass about 200 towns on the descent. The trip will begin in Hernando de Soto after driving from Park Rapids, Minnesota.
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Show a Column of Gold Plans For Dazzling American Attractions
A New York meeting of United States Paris exposition commissioners discussed space allotments. California pledged 220000 for the exhibit plus 10000 more if returns justified the cost. Five star American attractions were planned including a gold mining exhibit with 1100800 in gold and a six mile American trolley line to the national building.
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Peck
United States
KW. Runyon
California
Guy Mave
Union
Paria Expositio
Faults in Cuban and Philippine Army Uniforms
Washington reports ongoing complaints from officers in Cuba and the Philippines about troop uniforms. Frequent climate-driven changes and countless inspector suggestions have been sent to the War Department, causing confusion over the issue. Inferior goods bought hastily before the war are blamed for many unsuitable items, though recent procurement has improved.
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Cuba
Philippines
War Department
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