Kansas Delegation Proposes New Tactics On Evans Removal
Kansas lawmakers convened to press President McKinley for removing H Clay Evans, with Calderhead and Curtis urging a stronger case and naming ex Representatives Peters and Blue, while Burton favors changing the commissioner. The group plans another meeting, notes press concerns, and references Bristow and Browersock rumors as Washington papers discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Mar. L
Haversock
H. Clay Evans
Kansas
Seeton
Evans
Burton
Comminioder
Calderhead
Curtis
Brunive Hinde
McKinley
Enn
Peters
Blue
Messrs
Caldertea and
Bowersock
Washington
General Bristow
Kansax
Conerers
Prince Henry Arrives Aboard Meteor For German Court
News of the week surveys Prince Henry of Prussia arriving with attention in New York and aboard the Meteor for the German court. Senate friction in South Carolina yields temporary censure and restoration. A devastating hotel fire in New York City claims lives and injures fifty. An ailing roster of political and social events fill reports across nations.
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Prince Henry
Prussia
Wilhelm
Tilman and
McLaurin
South Carolina
Senate
Park Avenue
New York City
Edward Deey
Victor Fin
Lucban
Samar
Artican Sconte
Salmon & Gluckenstein
Tle
London
Tobucco
Trust
Auburn
New York Central
Aurelius
Grizzly Beer
Rivers Inlet
William Freey
Adams Express Company
New York
Noscen Asus
United States Supreme Court
Man Dies in Suspected Gas Drowning in Cleveland Room
Istimac Menger, 45, single, was found unconscious in his Cleveland room on Feb 24. Two gas jets and a lamp were found turned on full force. He claimed he dreamed he turned on three gas jets and denied intending to kill himself.
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Cleveland. O
Istimac Menger
Shawnee Lodge I O O F to Celebrate 45th Anniversary
Shawnee lodge No 1 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows plans to mark the forty fifth anniversary of its founding. Instituted March 2 13 at Tecumseh the oldest lodge in Kansas will host a Tuesday evening event with reminiscences a short literary turn and supper. Ex Senator John Martin the only founding member still alive will attend.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Tecumsah
Kansas
Tecumrehax
Rome
John Martin
Thuers
Odd Fellows Grand Anniversary in Kansas Notes
Kansas lodges honor the eighty third anniversary of the Order on American soil. Grand Master Geo W Brown notes a prosperous year and urges universal celebration. Topeka Lodge 1, Leavenworth, and Fort Scott’s Golden Lodge win prizes in drills at the grand lodge convention. Shawnee Log Rolling group of Modern Woodmen to meet Sunday afternoon at Throop hotel. Royal Arcanum hosts a lodge room banquet last Monday.
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James Kas
Triad
Calvin Holman
North Topeka
Pet. Furman
Lly
AL Morse T
Santa Fy
la Dantd
George Kluver
Topeka
G. C. Sholes
Tele Staples
Sunt. Py
H. Gauntlet
Northern Pacific
Shane Ite
Edward Rathermoan
Lawrence
Smith
Teneia
Xebei
Pestur Humane Society
Scott Cyr
Judd
Binecit
George Hosefeld
W. H. Kemper
Land Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Kansas
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Concken
Sovereien Grand Lodge
J. A.C. Cable
Covington
Ohio
A. Dylan
LO. O. 1
Atothers, Inc
A.C. Cable
J. Prank Grant
Kat
T. Geo. W. Brown
Kangas
Lodires
Geo. W. Brown
ALC
J. W. Lodge No. 260
Leavenworth
Grand Loder
Fort Statt
Topeka Lodge No. 1
Golden Lodge of
Fort Scott
Jilted teacher dies by poison after Manila romance rumor
Hartford City Indiana reports a tragic suicide when Miss Clara Pepe a near Matamoras schoolteacher, learns her former fiancé Charles Woolard a soldier in the Philippines has married a Filipina. She writes a farewell note on love’s pains then takes poison. The tale quotes a farewell line and hints at heartbreak and fatal consequence.
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Indiana
Hartford City
Ind
Charles J. Woolard
Philippines
Tas
Mise Clara Pepe
Matamoras
Woolard
Pepple
Molitr
Siagh
Farmer Elihu Spears Pulls Plow at Culaboose Farm
In Campton Kentucky on March 1 a farmer named Elihu Spears, living near the Culaboose neighborhood four miles from town, performs a notable plowing display showing skill and dedication to rural life.
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Campton
Culaboose
Elihu Spears
Fragmented Pulpit Fragments On Labor and Family Roles
Readable bits describe a man guiding his family in plowing soil and farm tasks while his wife leads in some duties. Observations touch on clothing, church attendance, and social scenes. A quoted jest about a man’s true disposition arises from wet and hungry moments, with scattered phrases about imprisonment and money.
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Clay Evans
M'Kinley
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Calderhead
Congremman Scott Ie
Ite
Pennia
Cron
Berauss
Tati Ami
Alvin Sex
War Department
Grand Army
Bartlesville
Catone
Barthes
Erdan
Con.feeseman Brett
Scott
Indian Territory
Fheer
States Court of Repeals
Watt
Uswal
Tiowns
Orierwise
Mies
Qn Wranesday
Bower- Rock
CS. Nusbaum
Kawa
Nusbaum
Ottawa” Chautauque
State Journal
Cal
Toosevelt
Ottwa
Devmish
Pasatbie
de A. Rowiive
Ro Eisie Bond Rikchel
Et Knews
News OF the
Lodge News
Shawnee Lodge
Odd Fellow
Tecumseh
Ae of Pyshion
Chas. Drew
Burlingame
Metcalfs
Indianapolis
Des Moines
Grand Rodee of
Odd Fellows of Oklahoma
Durant
Capitola
Rebekah Lodge
Kansas Avenue
Naomi Rebekah
Hudson's Hall
Kinnebrew Comedy Company
Lincoln Post Hall
We Lodge
Capital Ark No
Knights of the
Ack
Paredie
Kas
Yale
J. White
Mysteries of Vaillant Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Iathbone Sisters of Teaspie No. 2
Kansas City Oil and Rice Land CO
W. S. Corbett
Kansas City
Sto
A. Oswald
Co. A. Walker
Kansas City, Mo
Z. R. Ashbaugh
Spindle Top
W. E. Stanley
State of
Frank H. Turner
Turner and Jay Hat Co
J. T. Odell
Wall St
W. C. Edwards
Mexico & Orient Hy, Co
Wichita, Kan
D. L. Corbett
Broadway
A. R. Dillon
Kansas City Southern Ry, Co
GEO. M. Noble & Co
Jackson Street
Topeka, Kansas
Shawnie Log Rolling Association
Royal Arcanum
His
B. F. Altmeyer & Co
Paris
B. F. Abmeyer & CO
Kansas Ave
Cay Wood
Baron E. Mysyrowice
Russia
Chicago
Witt Puss Westentag
Easurer
Tde
von Mysyrowica
Hussia
Caywood
Ad” Bos
Atyroad
Femer
Vienna
Schaffenbdy
Gina
Vone
Indy
Vicksand
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