Reverend Percival McIntire Receives Rectorship Call
The Rev Percival McIntire, former priest in charge at the Church of the Redeemer, has been called to the rectorship after his successful work. He completed secular studies at L B k and studied four years, then attended Seabury Divinity School, Paribarls, and earned a BD. Ordained by Rt Rev Bishop Whipple, he is known for his winning personality and wide circle of friends in the diocese. He previously served as rector in Topeka and is well regarded.
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Mudan Breaks Up Causes Wide Damage and Loss
Albany area endures the earliest 125 scare Mudan break, with extensive flooding and many rescues. A nine year old boy drowned after being swept into the river at Lancingburg while ice piles reach 100 feet near Barren wand. The New York Central Hudson electric railway tracks are blocked and Bath waterworks building is shattered with a near fatal fall for the superintendent. Passengers from the south relocated via Chatham.
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Confederate Victory Prompts No-To-Bac Anti Tobacco Appeal
An old wartime Confederate reference frames a No-To-Bac tobacco cure as a victorious battle against nicotine. A veteran testimonial claims the remedy banishes tobacco urges after years of use, urging readers to quit with guaranteed results and to obtain the booklet and free sample from the Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York.
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Notes About Kansas Railroads and Miscellaneous Items
A Chicago Times summary notes Atchison Topeka Santa Fe improved management cutting expenses. January gross up 249,722 with 34,629 expense cut, net gain 254,853. Nine months to 1895 year end show earnings up 544,802 with expense rise 645,400, reducing net earnings by 120,398. Items include staff transfers, ice operations, candidate Charles Weller for Atchison council, and other rail line notes. Santa Fe profits arise from baggage and freight handling, with baggage shipments 825,935 items in 1895 and excess charges 101,306.44. California orange shipments to market remain heavy, Florida orange crop decline noted, Denver passenger meeting planned, and Miss Maude Hughes highlighted as a master person.
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Broderick Likely Renominated in First District Fight
The article reports Congressman Case Broderick appears set for renomination as the Republican candidate in Kansas First District, with strong delegation support from Leavenworth and Jackson counties. Cy Leland’s backers claim many delegates, while Baileyville and Atchison areas show heavy support for Leland and disputes over primary results and county conventions.
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Assignments in the Supreme Court March Doings and News
Report from the January term supreme court shows hearings starting tomorrow at 2 o'clock including the Meade case from Atchison. Notable notes cover eighty three year old John H. Clark scaling the state house dome, state teachers reading circle plans, and the new state house elevator undergoing tests with questions of funding for future use.
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Death of G Lowe’s Father at Sigourney in Iowa
An official telegram reports the death of the father of Commissioner J. Lowe of Sigourney Iowa. Lowe was at his Washington home when notified and has gone to attend the funeral. He last visited his father last fall to aid his feeble health.
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Nomination and local notices mix in district updates
Nomination to Congress in the Sixth district will speak at Lincoln Center tomorrow. Three appellate court judges will meet in Topeka on Tuesday. School board members voted to issue $5,552 in district bonds at 4 percent, listing several counties and specific district numbers. Charters were issued for multiple associations and churches, with various capital stocks and aims. The Labor Commissioner reports wage statistics collection. A portrait for the cultural society is planned. Finishing state house corridors to begin soon. Anderson County horticultural society formed with 25 members. Mayetta First Christian church chartered in Jackson county. Wilson County fair company established with capital. Schubert Quintsette happenings and coal price notes conclude the item.
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Corpse Washes Ashore Beset by Gruesome Wounds
A severely mutilated man’s corpse washed ashore near the Chicago Beach hotel. The head and body show brutal injuries consistent with a fatal assault and later decay, with signs the body lay in water about a week. The victim’s identity remains undetermined from facial features. A separate note reports William Jennings Bryan—no, Mark what?—addressing plans to travel to Europe to escape political upheaval, with lectures scheduled through April and a full year abroad.
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