Annie L Diggs Objects to Hawaii Annexation Efforts
Mrs Diggs opposes annexing Hawaii and criticizes Senator Hurts for supporting the measure. She promotes a telegram to Washington urging the Senate to reject annexation and plans to send the letter along with fellow protestors. Governor Leedy leans toward annexation, prompting Diggs to press her stance and seek wider public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmre
Annie L. Diggs
Hawaii
Rerator
Leedy
Senate
Leets
Hawaii and So Mrs. Dives Sent the Telegram Her Woll. It H A Follows: Topeka
Jians
Banatar
W. A
Hurria
Washington
Wat Milohean farm murder attempt ends in stabbing
A farmer from Wat Miloh ean svenur Oulton was seized with a rusty tool. he suffered wounds below the waist after a struggle with his son. The attacker fled, leaving the scene with the weapon, while medical aid arrived and police opened an inquiry into the assault and attempted homicide.
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Balham Pox
Wat Miloh
Svenur
Oulton
Wien
Stabbing Incident Described as Possible Accident
The account suggests the injury may have been accidental from a scuffle or push toward the father. Dire Fox claims the boy might have stumbled and fallen while the father closed a door, implying no intent to harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cneer
Pott
Dire Fox
Money Orders Unchanged by Revenue Stamp Rule
Washington June 23 officials of the treasury and post office agree money orders will not require stamps after July 1. The law interpretation adds the stamp value to the money order price upon renewal, but stamps need not be affixed. circulars to postmasters outline this change. An estimated 32 million stamps yearly are saved, as the current stock is exhausted.
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Washington
Treasury
Post Office Departments
War Revenue Law
Man
Tm Mabey
United Stars
In Post Office
Partment
Cadiz squadron to Canary Islands says Daily News
The Daily News quoted an imperial correspondent stating no credence to rumors the Cadiz squadron will return to Cadiz. Admiral Camara will not depart without roists and in Madrid the departure banquet suggests he will not return before his age is steeped in American wind. The next voyage will be to the Canaries.
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Tloenilon
Imastar
The
Daily News
Cadiz
Camara
Riosts
Jor
Madrid
Tie
Canaries
Fire devastates Fitzgerald building in Lincoln Nebraska
Large blaze in Lincoln Nebraska on July 22 destroyed the Fitzgerald four story block housing HLP Lou wholesale grocery and Leatrice Creamers creamery company plants. Firefighters estimated 200000 dollars in losses and the property was well insured.
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Lincoln
Double Header and Civic Clubs Occupy Unity Church
Denver June 22 federation session fills Broadway theater and Unity Church with women delegates. Morning program on the press features Anna Kulfuy Spero Helen Winslow and others. afternoon covers civic clubs and village improvement with talks by Celia Gaines Laura Moore and others. Delegates debate representation rules as 60,000 members in 595 clubs and 29 federations shape a large annual meeting.
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Denver
Col
Broadway Theater
Unity Church
Henrotin
Federation
Minnie J. Reynolds
Anna Kulfuy Spero
California
Helen Winslow
Massachusetts
Frances M. Ford
Nebraska
Beretha Damarisiknebe
Illinois
Womn
Blandpoint
Josephine Woodward
Kra
Horace M. Towner
Laura B. Moore
Mira Lloyd Dock
Pennsylvania
M. BE
Troutman
New York
Equal Suffrage Society
Collegiate Alumat Association
The
Civic Federation
Woman's Relief Corps
Procliyi Hes
General Federation
Ellitch's Gardens
North Side Woman's Club
Phillip Moore
St. Louis
Rlate
William H. Kintier
Registration totals and literary program at Denver event
Mrs. Frank Trumbull of Denver, treasurer, showed receipts two years totaling 8 671 with expenditures of 34 979 leaving a balance of 83 602. A distinctive literary program in the Broadway theater featured Education themes with Annie Laws Ohio presiding and Greece Patton as local assistant. Addresses covered ethical and manual education, educational facilities, and a plan for a national university. Mr Henrotin appeared as husband of the president promising federation housekeeper aims. President M D Thatcher of Pueblo had an accident from a fall. Simo Boyle of Salt Lake City was named honorary vice president. greetings came from women worldwide including Lady Aberdeen and Mme De Ferhgern.
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Frank Trumbull
Denver
Broadway
Annie Laws
Ohio
Greece Patton
Frank Heller
Nebraska
Don H. Coray
Utah
Mary E. Mumford
Pennsylvania
CS. Parish
Virginia
Vorna
Calvin 3
Mississippi River
Federation
Lady Aberdeen
Canada
Amelia Dilke
London
Mma
Isabelle Poguelot
Paris
Mme
H. Trarnet
Baroness von Buelow Mendhausen
Germany
de Ferhgern
Liberia Protectorate Talk Reported By U S Officials
Washington officials discuss potential U S cooperation with Great Britain on a Liberia protectorate. Bishop Hartzell and Bishop Martzeill met Secretary Dey and other officials, with British ambassador also informed. War questions currently dominate but a Liberian political representative may visit soon to supplement the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Co. Martzeill
Methodist Episcopal Church In
Africa
Dey
United States
Great Britain
Repubic of Liberia
Hartzell
Hurtzell
MUST PAY WAR TAX. Stock Exchange Acts Against Rebates
New York June 23 The governing committee of the stock exchange adopted a resolution. Any member who issues or bears for his own account or relieves his principal from any part of the stamp rates imposed by Congress upon sales or agreements for sale of stocks sold for account of such principal would be guilty of a violation of the exchange constitution. Brokers may not rebate commissions by paying part of the tax for customers under any circumstances.
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New York
the Stock Exchange
Exchange
Norton attack at Ohio Dem convention over Grosvenor remarks
In Sandusky Ohio on June 23 congressman James A Norton of Tim 0 was denounced by the Thirteenth Ohio Democratic district. They endorsed free silver and war for humanity but not territorial aggrandizement. Chairman Filey criticized General Grosvenor's remarks at the Republican state convention, calling them warlike.
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Upder
Mrs Wellman Revived Insanity Case and Moves to Missouri Asylum
Mrs Ida Wellman, previously judged insane in Topeka and sent to a state asylum, has been adjudged insane in Chillicothe Missouri and transferred to St Joseph asylum. Her appellate case cites release from the Topeka asylum due to trial error and notes she has never been pronounced sane since her original commitment. She formerly supervised the A A Robinson house and caused havoc with fur siehings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Wellman
Topeka
Chillicothe
St Joseph
Wellman
A. A. Robinson
Germans Aggressive on Philippines Policy
Berlin correspondent of the Times notes German press opposition to US control of the Philippines and favors multi power intervention to protect subjects. He foresees Germany gaining from fair shares and expects Anglo American naval forces to settle the future of the Philippines with broad continental support against a breach with the United States. McKinley to visit Somerset in late July or August, plans pending. preparations underway at Abner McKinley’s home.
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Philippines
London
Berlin
The
Times
United States
Germany
Kiso Chow
Miiisia
McKinley
Pittsboro
Somerset
Abner
Social and Personal. Topeka social events notice
A Topeka City Federation meeting discussed a lecture course with the high school and Washburn college next season. The traveling library gains officer support and new books. a called meeting is planned. The Ladies’ Music Club held a large season finale, planned next year’s programs, and announced a memorial plant for Miss Mildred Wheeler. Several social notices follow, listing visits, travels, and gatherings across Topeka and nearby towns.
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City Federation
High School
Washburn College
Diges
Mendelssohn
Bundy
G A B Appointments From Department Commander Mastman
Department Commander Mastman of the G A B announces the following appointments Tospector E N Smith Post 66 El Der Chinf aide de camp F B Ganev Post 1 Topeka Alder fe Camp H D Hackney Post 180 Newton Schmetser Post 64 Par an D Crossfield Post 176 Pratt A Campbell Post Ut Sever Cael Blanchard Post 350 National Military Home
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Mastman
Tospector
E. N. Smith
El_Der
Chinf
F. BH. Ganev
Topeka
Alder-fe-Camp
H. D. Hackney
Newton
It Schmetser
Paran D. Crossfield
Pratt
A. Campbell
The Star Grocery Price List Promises Cheaper Goods
A local advertisement from The Star Grocery touts lower prices than wholesale, urging customers to compare costs. It lists numerous items from flour and coffee to canned goods and meats with stated per-unit prices, emphasizing savings and value across fresh meat, dairy, baking supplies, and pantry staples.
Army nurses observed on 61st anniversary in Kansas posts
Mail orders shipped promptly. Post and inspector names listed for Kansas posts follow the department encampment action at Wichita. The date marks the 61st anniversary of Mary A Rickerdyke, a famed Grand Army nurse who aided soldiers in war and in hospital care.
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James A. Beil
Garnett
Alen
Wichita
Teld
Mary A. Rickerdyke
British War Secretary backs Anglo American alliance hope
June 21 London Marquis of Lansdowne endorses Chamberlain’s Birmingham speech to the Conservative Union. He argues for closer Anglo American cooperation and warns against hostility, noting shifting public sentiment and the potential for a common imperial defense and trade interests. He dismisses the idea of a formal alliance yet favors aligned influence in world affairs. Also mentions summer tourist rates to Colorado via Santa Fe Route.
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Allance
America
London
Marquis of Lanedowne
Union of
Birmingham
Colonies
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Lanetiwne
Great Britain
Lansdowne
United States
Colorado
Atchison Takes Two Games One Be ing a Shut Out Salina
Play day saw Atchison and Salina split with a 2 1 score. Pitchers Randolph and Donovan led the defense as Salina shut out in one game while Atchison rallied to win the other
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Atchison
Salina
Atchison and
Salton
Luis
Radolph
Freelasd
Loman
Donovan
Warner
Pesviesa Laundry
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Diggs Wikes
Chicago
Lam
Eady
Cromwell && Jeffers
Kansas
E. H. S. Bailey
Kansas State University
Cromswell & Jeffers
North
Kansas Avenue
Blusae Af Isa Prowess
General Federation of Women’s Clubs At
the Club and
Civic Clubs
Liberia
England
New York Exchange
Grosvenor
Mrs. Wellman
St Joe
Social and Personal
Hiea
Leack
Cradle Sam
Charles
Frank Foster
Vander Steveson
Miller
Gavotte
Pepper Bereeuse
Barber
Moskotestdi
MacLennan
Waerthington
Werner
Caroline Goddard
Lottie Parkhurst
George Hale
Omaha
Heesie Newlin
Lawrence
Mildrad
J. W. Hardt
Omade
Waddell
Kathleen Moreland
Ab- Nene
John B. Chaney
Pauline Maier
Jean Tillis
Mabel Hills
Alliance
Lulu Moore
First Christian Church
J. W
Kurtt Kellam
Kellam
Ethel
Ella
Davis
Dan Davis
Harold Colburn
Silver Lake
D. Cooper
J. R. Stewart
da M. Clough
Flora E. Jonva
Garfield Park
Ray
Max Wardall
Katie Sharp
Mabel Holmes
Mabel Smith
Cora Clough
Leora Jones
Lillie Clarion
Bessie King
Ray Wardall
Joe Petrick
Ciera Smith
George Ewing
Wil Clarkson
G. A. BR
the Star Grocery
Arty Ee
California Granu- Bret Ra Agiorga ‘Levering
Mokaska
Pettijohn
Ralston
Young Hyson
Japan
Iba
Lee & Perrin
Eap
Ican
Ge Wolff
Cc. P
Ian Betstace Mara
Burnett
J. S. Sproat
the Star Grocer
G. McClenny
Valley A
A. Wisher
Alien Porter
Steriing
Ant H. McBride
M. Ells
George Bendarvis
East Sixth St
H. L. Larsh & Co
Kansas Av
Lauds Chamberlain
A. Sayre
Gourwui
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