Topeka Mormon Elders Press Ban on Polygamy Debate
In Topeka two Mormon elders arrived promising a citywide canvass to spread their faith. They deny practicing polygamy, say they seek converts without asking for money, and travel with Card of Introduction listing the thirteen Articles of Faith. They argue their church upholds biblical truth and missionary work.
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Tiab
Fithy Baer
Albert Dalley
Metwm
Miner
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Dalley
Eider
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Mesary
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Hanks
Storshing
de Berteone
Dalley Cumen
Austin
Tes
Hell
Ana
Anya
Maxenchosetta
Janes
North America
Christian Beleie
Thoeas
Tyo
Eri
Jesus Chris
Debs and Social Democracy Accused of Colonization Plan
Milwaukee reporters quote Victor Berger and Debs denying any colonization drive to move unemployed west. Officials say no large-scale migration or invasion planned, only a debated proposal to study settling a small colony with financial support and commissions to select a location, possibly Washington, within weeks.
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Beet
Winter le Serest
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Thin
Orders
Social Democracy
Chiteu
Fie
Onranlaing
Powar
United States
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Berger Siye
du Country
Debs
Bergen
Kelliher
Victor L. Berger
Varwaerts
Agene V
Deby
Washington
Woman Charged in Husband Murder Case in Kansas City
Mrs F J Jackson a wealthy widow from Independence Avenue is arrested for complicity in the death of her husband Fred J Jackson. Dr J Goddard, manager of her drug business, is held on murder charges. Bonds set at $20,000 for Mrs Jackson and Dr Goddard. testimonies from relatives influence release. Oliver D Wilkerson to topeka clerks. Ward reassigned to Washington. Includes notices and advertisements of local interest.
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J. Jackson
Kansas City
F. J. Jackson
Independence Avenue
Fred J. Jack
Sire Sackeon
Woodland Hotel
J. Goddard
Enotat
Goddard
Angrider
Ducksop
Jackson
Loews
Conductors Plan Santa Fe Jubilee Parade In Topeka
The Order of Railway Conductors along the Santa Fe route from Chicago to Albuquerque coordinates a Topeka fall festival display for the road's silver jubilee. A circular letter asks divisions to plan participation, with General Manager Frey to issue further details. Local committees, including Griffin Griffith and Horn, organize efforts across divisions from Kansas to New Mexico.
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Pifteen
C. W. Kouns
Big City
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Dh. Griffith
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Kouns
F.C
Chichee
Newton
Puebla
Weaver
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St Joseph
Chillcothe
Arkansas City
Trinidad
Caldwell
Chanute
Fort Madison
San Maral
Dodgetite
Emporia
Wichita
Argentine
Teton
CA Tern
Hermeton
C. A. Horn
Kan
E. Henuhra
Herington
Railways Ties for China and Pacific Coast Lumber Deals
The Pacific coast lumber trade grows with Chinese contracts for 6 000 000 feet of railway ties and 7 000 feet of bridge stringers plus 150 000 feet of lumber for a project in Manchuria. Griffin Columbia and American mills competed, a lower bid won. Shipments to the Orient rise, with Pacific exports totaling about 20,000,000 feet since January.
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Oregor Lumber
San Franciso
Pacific Coast
Oriental Sountine
Bibb
Portland
Flomlon
Manehburu
Thrs
Wen Mills
Gritith Golimbia
American Mills
Sane
Naguaki
Orient
Dr Edward Hale Endorses Dr Charcot Kola Nervine Tablets
The famed preacher Edward Everett Hale describes Dr Charcot's Kola Nervine Tablets as valuable for insomnia and nervous ailments. He cites inquiries among physicians and trusted friends who used the product. Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co. of La Crosse Wisconsin advertises boxes at fifty cents and one dollar and invites testimonials.
Washington Dined by Prominent Educator Guests
June 20 at the Lexington hotel the Sum mer club hosted Prof Booker T. Washington, president of Tuskegee University, as guest speaker in a banquet attended by about a hundred leading Black educators and professionals. Lloyd G. Wheeler was toastmaster and A H Roberts delivered the welcome. Washington urged Black progress through education and self-reliance, stressing placement of Black workers in skilled roles and broadening opportunities while resisting servile labor. Also noted are Fourth of July travel rates and a brief mention of health product and rail fare details.
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Leximurian Hotel
Booker T. Washington
Turkegee University
South
Washington
Chie Capo
Lexington Hotel
Hes
W. Arnett
Berrick
H. Tt. Johnson
Edito
The
Christian Recorder
Beverly Johnson
Lloyd G. Wheeler
A. H. Roberts
Fort He Sue
Ike
Madness After Storms Drives 20 Year Old Minnie Rose to Death
Minnie Rose, 20, daughter of Louis Rose of St Louis, died after a storm haunted weeks of hysteria and a fatal self administered dose. Doctors called it an insidious brain disease worsened by nightly thunder and lightning. The tornado and threatening weather preceded her collapse and final death at 1 30 last night.
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Mantle Rose
Chinteau Avenue
Parlagree
Millinia
Minnie
Louis Rose
C. & L. Hose Curing and Cold Storage Company
Ned
Minne
James T. Pirtie
Jeaden Claude
Tragic Night After Storm Ends in Distress
A woman awakened late Friday night expressed despair and later left home unseen. She visited a Paris fashion drug store to buy limited items before 2 am when her father found her in severe pain in her bed, signaling a grim incident following the storm.
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Paris Shear
Strange Southern Fish From Bermudas Brought by Dr Bean
Dr J H Bean, aquarium superintendent, returned from a Bermudas voyage aboard the Grinoea with several unusual gulf stream fish. Among them are six to eight inch angel fish with rainbow hues and a strange or gton fish with sharp tailbone-like bones used for defense. The report notes vivid blue backs and intricate coloring while detailing the fish’s graceful swimming.
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J. H. Bean
New York
T. H. Bean
Aquarium
Bermadua
Gulf Stream
Bermuda
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