Church Notes in Grace Cathedral and Local Parishes
A chaotic OCR summary lists Grace Cathedral with Rev. Millepaugh and Bywater, various services including morning and evening prayers, Sunday school times, and sermon topics. It mentions Calvary Mt Kant Sixth Street, Reformed Presbyterians, Unitarian and Christian Endeavor events, and several church addresses on Topeka avenues. The piece reads as a church bulletin style notice across multiple congregations with sermon titles and meeting times scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cathedral
Frank Bk. Millepaugh
Bywater
Schowl
Bbe
Laurent
St. Simone
Canon By- Calvary
Kant
Dangers of Coughs and Respiratory Infections
A fragmented health notice warns that March coughs can trigger severe respiratory illness. It claims inhaling Hyamet prevents infection, promising quick cures and immunity, urging regular use to safeguard throat and lungs from consumptive and catarrhal diseases.
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Funes
Meath
Swindle Hits Prairie View Farmers Near Phillipsburg
Prairie View neighbors in Phillipsburg Kansas report lightning rod swindlers selling phony notes to several farmers. An attorney acting as collector tracked down the note maker who denied the paper and fled. The farmer believed the attorney was another swindler but finally paid the note. Multiple large sums are said to be held in local banks awaiting payment.
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Phillipsburg
Kan
March
Prairie View
Alohe
Slong
Thee Nater
Dumgey
Iil Soom
Prisoners clash and stabbing after mine incident near Beaverton
In Taavenworth Kansas convicts Lamio and Williams involved in a violent altercation at a mine entrance. Lamio crushed skull with a mine prop while Williams stabbed Lamio in the back. Both men are described as prisoners serving multi year terms. Lamio from Garden City and Wiltigans from another county. Separately a prairie fire east of Liberal prompts brief regional damage reports. Wellington Ice Plant notes two cars of ore cementing work starting Monday. Postmaster robbery in Riverdale prompts stamp loss report.
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Tery
Wiltigans
Ocd Moss Ty
Kansas Millers Act in Wichita Sparks Regional Row
In Wichita Kansas a dispute surfaces among millers as the Raswas ensilers oppose standard practice, drawing reaction from the Sooners milling circle and the Oklahoma Association of Millers amid lingering uncertainties.
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Kansas Millers
Wichita
Kan
Raswas Ensilers
Oklahoma Association of Millers
Wild Bill Knocked Down and Out at Louisville
A boxing bout near Louisville left the famed fighter known as Wild Bill unable to rise after the decisive blow. Officials stopped the match as spectators watched in disbelief.
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Louisville
Choynski Beats Hanrahan in Mixed Bout at Derby Night
Chicago fighter Choynski defeats Hanrahan in the fifth round at Marke ball in Louisville. Sharkey to meet the winner tonight after St. Clair over Urell, and Biller beating another Chicago foe in prelims.
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Louisville
Joe Choynski
Chicago
Wid Bi" Hanrahan
Empire Athletic Club
Marke Ball
Choynski
Tahan
Chopra
Shiroast
Hiv
Hanrahan
Choynaki
Jabs Not Dangerous Say Jim Joffries on Ex-Champion
Chicago reports boxer Jim Jofries commenting that jabs are not dangerous as he discusses his upcoming fight with Fitzimmons. He recalls past bouts with Corbett and Rubin, noting successes and missteps. The piece conveys a confident, streetwise tone about the match and training preparations.
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Chicago
March
Jim Joffries
Byte
Fix Simmons
Pits
Fitz
Corte
Ts Limes
Corbett
Feuhlin
Mohlin
Fits
Otta
Hob
Rubin
Ewinkitz
Dennlin
St Vrain Signs Westerran Pitcher for Tacoma Club
Chicago manager Seles signed southpaw James L. Stae from California to play with the Tacoma Washington club in the Northwest League. Stae plans to return advance money to Jim Hart and skip Chicago this season amid doubts about his chances. Bob Fitesimmons reports training quarters and hopes for bids from middlewest or eastern clubs to field a team, while preparations continue.
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St Vrain
Tacom
Chicago
Seles
James L. Stae
California
Coact
Tete 5
Selee
St. Vrain
Chidge
Menu
Matt Bob Fitesimmons
Water Color and Roehampton Enter Metropot Handicap
Two sure starters Water Color and Roehampton lead the Metropot Handicap opening the high class racing season. Trainer Littlefield believes only accidents can stop their entry in the bilge race while Electioneer and price Bhe show strong mile performances. Senator J W Bailey of Texas purchased a 3 year old bay horse from Madden, a Hussar sire, in Kentucky.
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Littlefield
Price
John J. Madden
J. W. Bailey
Texas
Hussar
Sia Ey Cary
Joe Rea
Benson
Kentucky
Coach Oden Heads East for Badger Shell Replacement
Madison Wis March coach Oden will depart for the east to order a new shell for the Badger crew. Frank Rudisick of New York will construct the shell, which will differ in design to improve performance.
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Oden
Madison
Wis
March
Badger
Frank Rudsick
New “York
Spring Time the Best Season to Treat Chronic Catarrh
Spring offers an opportunity for chronic catarrh sufferers to begin Peruna treatment as cold season delays cures. The ad claims Peruna is a reliable cure endorsed by national figures and many laypeople, with testimonials from John B. Harts and G. L. Martin, among others, stating long-standing catarrh improved after using Peruna. It urges immediate start and highlights various endorsements and personal success stories.
Michigan to Host 48 Baseball Men in Spring Camp
Ann Arbor Michigan March 3 Coach Sexton will find a husky squad of 46 players awaiting him when he arrives in early April The Gest weeding out has reduced the squad from 48 to 46 men as spring practice nears.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Sexton
Return of longtime Scranton resident Edwin Dangerfield
Edwin Dangerfield, 64, a former leading business figure and councillor in Scranton Kansas, was believed drowned when the steamer Waesland sank near Holyhead. After a year in England with his family they planned to return by May 1, resuming residence at St. Dengerfield.
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Englard
Dangerfield
Scranton
Kan
Edwin Dangerfield
Holyhead
Wales
England
Mr. Dangerfield
St. Dengerfield
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Er Per Hubpom
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Btttaom
Somnetaten
Tird
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Wier
Westminster
Ond Cottage Avenue
AM. Reynolds
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Gollwine
Salmath
San Stark
Fire United Presbyterian
Highth and
Topeka Avenues
Rev. M
John A. M. E
Seonce All Preach School
Christian Ende
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D. Aos
P. Price
Tne
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Geeee Senne and
van Waren Streets
J. M. and
Christian Asocia
Lartore
Corse Ninth
Jackson Streets
Philp
Wendell Seer
Eata CB
M.E
Avondale Sun Sabool
Seaman
Jefferson Street
Ung People's Meeting
Wand
B. Pritzell
John Erikson
New York
Kansas News
Liberal, Kan
Wellington
Tee Plant
Ory Dent
Henry Skusgots
Riverdale
County
Jase
Lambago
ST. Jacobs Oil
Sporting News
Hatrahan
Tom Sharkey
Sis
Matthewson
O’beirne
James R. O'Beirne
Broadway
Washington, D. C
Ufe
John B. Harts
Spring Garden
N.S
Ian
Cat
Burns
Peruna
G. L. Martin
Hartford
Ont
St. Paul+ Episcopal Church
Peron
Martin
Joverh Orpes
Tae. Flewke
Orton
Canada
Stewart
Minto
Canale
Joscph Crees
Perus
Kansas
Ft Worth
Santa Fe
Cattlemen's Convention
E W. Groves
Dr. Humphreys
Kaw Valley
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Sone Walker & Shoop
F. Ansel
Roe
Capitol
Sos
Pt. Worth
Rock Island
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Battey & CO
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Rania Ars
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