Advice to Young Negroes Sunday Night by Rev Olden
Rev G D Olden sermons to the First African Baptist Church urge home training shaping boys into diligent workers. He warns indolence leads to crime and dependence on whites, urges black parents to fund an industrial school and instill discipline and civic pride for a prosperous future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Olden
Mr. Olen
First African Baptist Chitten
Ofdeq
Negros Mtory
Hinself
Bryan the Nominee for Free Silver Forces in 1900
Washington dispatch reports Senator Teller declares W. J. Bryan will be the nominee of the free silver coalition in the 1900 campaign. He calls Bryan the logical candidate, forecasting strong support from silver factions across the west.
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Teller
Chivaigo
Jane J
Washington
W. J. Bryan
KeoGrew
Bryan at Ottawa Special Train From Topeka
On account of Bryan Day at Ottawa Chavisacqua a Missouri Pacific run a special train from Topeka to Ottawa. Departures June 5 at 7:50 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Tickets priced at 1.00 for round trip, good on the special train only. Subscribe for The State Journal.
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Ryan Day
Ottawa
Chavisaqua
Missouri Pacific Ei
Topeka
Privy
Tenvinsset
Ledge Ulinwa
State Journal
Oltens Chautauqua
Missouri Pacific
Eka
Topka
A.m
Bryan
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly
Santa Fe
Among Railroad Men and a Curious Wire Across Tracks
A set of rail industry items discusses the risk of a freight rate war harming western roads and the legal limits on meetings. It also notes a Milwaukee section boss devising a wire across tracks to stop wheel riders, plus personnel moves at Central Branch with four female agents and a May business uptick at Frankfort station. W W Duden and daughter Nellie plan a Galveston trip.
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Milwaukee
Ani
J. ¥. Shinkle
Central Branch
Barnes
Ina Wrodgett
Frankfort
MR. Bhultz
Parnell
Emma Hudson
Bigelow
Emma Nye
Portis
Francis Conway
Harlan
W. W. Duden
Horn
Stockton
Downs
Lenora
Galveston
Nellie
Central Branch News Highlights and Staffing Changes
Central Branch reports pay cards for 24000 distributed among employes Dell Ames brakeman baggage master and extra conductor on the run. “Around the Horn” trip by Dawes Stockton and Lenera returns for July 1 start. RC Frost layoff due to injury from a falling cart. May saw over 400 stock cars hauled by Central Branch division of the Missouri Pacific. Central Branch adapts cinder platforms at depot sites Frankfort agent W H Lewis processed over 8000.
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Greenleaf
Dell Ames
Dawes
Stockton
Lenera
RC. Frost
Greenteat
Central Branch
Sissour Packie
Frankfort
W. H. Lewis
Cure consumption with Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
A verbose advertisement extols Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and digestive disorders. It claims ninety eight percent cure rates, promotes improved digestion, blood nourishment, and lung health, and advertises Dr Pierce s Common Sense Adviser and World s Dispensary. It quotes testimonials and offers the book for sale via mail order.
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Pierce
Portance
Common Sense
Sead
Workd
Dispensary Biblical Association
Conductor Campbell Sicks in Santa Fe Hospital
Conductor Harry Campbell of the Santa Fe is in the Santa Fe hospital with a liver affection. He can walk briefly each day but may require a severe surgical operation before release. Campbell has long served railroad crews in Kansas City to Florence, Newton, and Dodge City routes and recently stopped his passenger run due to ill health.
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Harry Campbell
The
Santa Fe
Campbell
Kansas City
Florence
Newton
Dodge City
Suppression of New Boy Frightening Sport in Chicago
Extra patrols posted along Center Avenue near Vernon Park to halt a feared boys game called Stony Thief. Police resources increased after incidents of pursuit, theft, and vandalism as youths mocked victims and chased supposed criminals.
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Chicago
Center Avenue
Vernon Park
Fast mall plan discussed in Kansas City papers
The Lawrence Journal reprints Kansas City papers criticizing a new fast mall project from Kansas City West Lake. It claims the service lacks a terminal and would not connect with eastern rails or improve mail delivery, questioning its benefit and suggesting government purchase of rival papers to suspend publication.
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Lawrence Journal
Kansas City
Grasa
Epeka
Kansas
Kansas City Times
Journmal
Topeka
Liberal split stalls action over Duke Tetuan policy
Madrid report notes ex-ministers harshly criticising the premier’s foreign policy and crisis handling. Saganta denounces the government, urging abstention, as liberals vow to issue a manifesto and refuse relations while the Duke of Tetuan remains in the cabinet.
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Duke of
Goss Howie
London
Standard Wars
Senor Saganta
Uye Horo
Epee
Duke of Tetuen
Latimer group opposes liquor ballot in South Carolina
Report notes a request for consideration of a BAL on controlling South Carolina liquor traffic. W A Stone objects, calling it a local fight misrouted to the house. Also mentions bereavement notices and civic group tokens of sympathy, plus unrelated items and advertisements.
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Latimer
Carolina
W. A. Stone
South Carolina
Not Enough Locomotives Hit Mexican Trade Boom
Denver reports a travelogue noting strong Mexican prosperity under a silver standard. It cites heavy locomotive and box car shortages for Mexican Central trains and adds observations on Vera Cruz factories, a Mexico City distillery, and rising immigration expectations as southern states open to foreign settlement.
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Denver
Mexico
Clark
Butte, Mont
W. A. Clark
Vera Cruz
Mexican Central
Dunkirk
Indiana
Cruz
United States
Soldiers as Servants at Fort Crook
Omaha Neb June 22 report states five enlisted men from company D Twenty second Infantry were sentenced to 30 days in the guard house and fined ten dollars after they cleaned their company commander’s house under protest. Attorney Patrick seeks habeas corpus in federal court to win release, arguing enlisted men must not be forced to serve officers. Soldiers at Fort Crook are excited over the affair.
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Omaha
Neb
Patrick
Ft. Crook
Byron S Browne
James S. Browne
John Larue
Joseph Rich
Henry Weiber
Company D
Twenty-second Infantry
Comemnes
Ft. Crock
Apple Crop Short Warns Judge Wellhouse
Judge Fred Wellhouse of Leavenworth County, famed as the apple king, says Kansas apple crops are poor this year though other fruit looks promising. He notes a record peach crop potential and describes his orchards across Longenworth, Mil, and Osage counties with 104,000 trees on 1.63 acres. Over thirteen years he has harvested more than 400,000 bushels.
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Judge Wellhouse
Fred Wellhouse
Leavenworth County
Kansas
Welthoyee
Wis
Countes of
Longenworth
Mil
Osage
Coffin Trust Abandoned by Industry Quietly in Detroit
The coffin trust of twenty years dissolves after internal disagreement over pricing with outside manufacturers. The split led to a decision to quit. Secretary Lyken t ash of Cleveland cites a dispute over price setting. The notice mentions the industry’s collapse amid tariff-like competition pressures and unnamed insiders holding the full details.
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Detroit
Affid
Jones
Wna- Henal Association of Burial
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Bryan Day
Chautauqua Assembly
Parentia
Prine Tley
Devil
Gien
Abrir
Askine
Stephens Industrial School
Semra
W.L. Douglas
Brat Tate Revala
Calmeae
We Tree
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Coiiobian Eide
Mina
Kansax
ST. Louis Rug CO
Franklin Ave
ST. Louis
Topeka Carpet Cleaning Works
Bates
C. Rouud SE
United States Supreme Cote
Val
Zod Wiig
Budson
Central Branch News
Wdastreet Branch
Conductor Campbell Sick
House
Tiftul
Siloam Lodge
ALF
A. Mi
First Presbyterian Suxley
Melhedb Episcopsi Bunday School
Packing House
Clarementes of Bethany
Olléee
Nish Schoal Orchestra
Christian Endeavor
Commercial Club
Chas. Woler
Ohio
Russia
Odessa
Dadnik
Khorsom
Didnik
Charvea
Parge
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kan. Ave
Fort Crook
Coffin Trust
Jeage Horner
Burton Mouse
Burton
W. Va
Evans
Wheeling Drug Co
Arnica
J. K. Jones
Fitts
Kansas Ave
Peerless Steam Laundry
Ld W. Sth
Weapper
Castoria
Cantoris Fo
Enue Buggy Co
Topska
Warner & Potter
Hamilton Wall
G, Kinley
T. F. Lannen
Kinley & Lannan
C. Fr
Jacksonse
Topeka, Kas
ASE
Arafers
Townsend & CO
M Co
Keeley
Portsmouth
Institute
Kenley Institutes
Dr. Lesiie
Rinister
Weite
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