Women of Lawrence Organize League for Municipal Reform
In Lawrence on March 12 a large group of women formed a league to reform city governance. After Mrs Paul Brooks opened with a paper on Municipal Reform, debates centered on voting duties and civic duties. Officers were elected including President Mrs Paul Brooks and Secretary Mrs Esterly. The Kansas Methodist Conference met in Leavenworth with Bishop Goodsell presiding and noted Kansas church history from 1829. The day included reports on the Hutchinson Reformatory project and Leavenworth Republicans nominating municipal candidates. Additionally Harry Davis returned from Africa after eighteen months away, and the old Heath residence near Wascotah burned with substantial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
Mra
Paul R Brooks
WH. Carruth
Davies
Ries
Mia Spangler
Mra Paul Brooks
Mra Haskell
Raymond
J. N. Roberts
Mra (. E. Este
Leavexworth
Methodist Episcopal Church In
Kansas
First Methodist Episcopal Church
D. A. Goodsell
San Francisco
Cal
Goodsell
William Fairchild
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shawnee Mission
Thomas Johnson
Delaware
Ocril
Ossman Baker
Baker University
Hhe
B. F. Bowman
J. Denoiscn
Hutchinson Reformatory
Hotelrssos
Board of Public Works
J. G. Haskell
Haskell
Leavenworth
D. A. Hook
Charles Dill
Hausermann
Ames Fens
Africa
Estrouta
Harry Davis
Cape Town
New York
Arcumes
Seneca Heath
Wascotah
Heath
Heat
Atchison
Sickness at Washburn College Clears Across Faculty and Students
Washburn college reports a wave of spring ailments among faculty and students. President McVicar stayed home about a week, Juss Ingalls recently recovered, and D N Wade and C F Rice returned from ten days at home under a doctor's care. Most others are improving and back in classes soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn College
McVicar
Juss Ingalls
D. N. Wade
C F. Rice
Cigar Ad Urges Try For Smoke-Free Life
An unclear promo urges readers to try a different cigar to quit smoking. The fragment suggests trying the product to sever smoking the current brand, implying a health or lifestyle shift without specific brand details or dates.
Depew to Testify in Brooklyn Strike Probe
Brooklyn strike investigation calls all Long Island Traction officers and many stockholders to testify. Suspended witnesses include Chauncey M. Depew and labor leaders President Arthur and J W Powderly. Wright also named. remedial legislation likely from testimony.
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Brooklyn
Long Island Traction Company
Chauncey M. Depew
Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Arthur
Locomotive Engineers
J. W. Powderty
Carroll D. Wright
Harrison Improves Despite Indiana’s Disgrace
In Indianapolis on March 12 Benjamin Harrison shows improvement after illness. He spent yesterday mostly out of bed and had three good nights of rest. Damp weather kept him in his room though he is now out of danger per Dr Jameson. Only close friends may visit while daughter Mrs McKell fields inquiries.
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Indiana
Innianapolis
Benjamin Harrion Iain
Harrison
The Priest Shot at St Pauls Romano Church
During mass at St Pauls Romano Catholic Church a group of expelled Polish former parishioners attempted to seize the church. Father Karminski returned fire after a volley from the invaders, leaving three wounded. Police arrested Father Karminski and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busters
Oana
Neh
St Paul's Romano Catholic Church
Scannell
Father Karminski
Cebhurch
Robbers Jump From Road threaten driver in Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek district records five highway robberies in forty eight hours. Last night three men halted a four horse stage from Altman order driver to stop. One grabbed the leaders reins. the driver spurred horses, tripping and apparently running over a robber. The assailants produced revolvers but did not-fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cola
Cripple Creek
Four Horse
Altman
Rumors on Will Rosebery Resignation Denied
Rumors that Lord Rosebery will resign the premiership due to ill health are discounted by informed circles. A Windsor Castle visit yesterday is styled as a royal conference with the queen prior to her departure for the Riviera, not a sign of resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rosebery
Windsor Castle
Daily News
Lord Hosebery
Riviera
Ovation to General Booth at Albert Hall
General Booth head of the Salvation Army received a huge ovation at Albert Hall in London his first public appearance since returning from the United States. About 13 000 members in uniform attended from across Great Britain. Booth and family on the platform described experiences in the United States and urged continuation of Salvation Army work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Salvationiate
United States
Lexpos
General Booth
Salvation Army
Albert Hall
Ttis
Great Britain
Booth
Hle
Preacher Attacks Editor in Congregation Sparks Slander Suit
In Nanimo BC Rev McRae of the Presbyterian church assailed city editor E Dean of the Nanimo Free Press from the pulpit. Dean has filed a civil slander suit after McRae branded the press as corrupt, urging destruction of papers and praising religious education. The clash drew crowded houses and mixed reactions.
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Victorm
Nanimo
Mr McRae
Presbyterian Church
E Dean
Free Presa Tae
Pree
Deza
Dewa
Tie
Pacific Coast
Ian
McRae
Dean
Church
New Corporations Chartered In Kansas Charters Filed Today
Charters filed with the secretary of state record several Kansas entities. The Spring Hill Cemetery association of Whiting and other firms like The Kansas Telephone and Electrical company of Parsons, The German Evangelical Zion congregation of Miami county, Winfield Business college, The Christian church of LaCygna, The Cherokee club of Galena, The Midland Colony association of Kansas City, The St Paul Evangelical Lutheran church of Lancaster township, and The Holton Gas Oil Mineral and Water SaVears are listed with capital stocks and named trustees or directors. A separate item notes a Forest City Furniture Company strike at RocKrona over hour reductions. Also promotional mentions four remedies and garden tools.
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Kansas
Spring Hill Cemetery Association
Whiting
Jackson County
Henry Haub
T. Y. Frost
J. K. Evans
G.T. Watkins
Charles Shedd
Kansas Telephone and Electrical Company of
Parsons
Capital Stock
A. B. Kerlin
D. L. Stewart
W. Regan
Wm. Busty
J. F. Steele
German Evangelical Zion Congregation
Miami County
GL. Kurche
Charles Locke
Wm. Lock
Winfield Business College
G S. Perry
J. E Jarvis
C. E. Puller
W. E. Otis
the Christian Church of
LaCygna
J. R. Gaines
LL. Ogun
J. E Jackman
Fred Hudson
Jobo Brentlinger
Cherokee Club
Midland Colony Association of
Kansas City
J. Day Spencer
W. M. Stanton
G. 1. Eastwood
Harry Darlington
W. J. Winfield
J. T. Sedgwick
W._ De Barnardi
St_Paul Evangelical Lutheran church
Lancaster Township
Atchison County
Christian
D. Kreise
H. Rathert
FP. H
Wm. K
Forest City Furniture Company
Classified fragment on housing items and contact request
Fragmentary ad notes a white shirt for upstairs work and a request to inquire at a listed address for buying cheap equipment. Mentions Madeline and a city block, with unclear details and names partially garbled.
Wheat jumps on bullish government report in Chicago
Wheat opened wild with a two cent gain amid heavy buying as traders anticipated strong demand. Government data showed 75 to 114 million bushels in farmers hands across wheat and corn, sparking higher cash bids and robust activity. Corn and oats followed mixed to firmer tones though trading remained lively. hogs and provisions moved with the grain, while Kansas City and Topeka reports mirrored the bullish stance.
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Ts Tap State Journal
Catcaco
Pardridge
May Park
Saszig
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Heal Estate
Berlin
Liverpool
London
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
New York
Chicago
Shorts
Chicago Exchange
Stige
Ifige
Atchison
Sugar
Cb&q
Rock Taland
Missouri Pacific
Mig Union
Union Pacific
McClure Delivers Warning Against Free Silver
Philadelphia journalist McClure arrived in New Orleans with his wife and entourage amid a reception by business and railroad leaders. At the board of trade he praised southern trade progress and urged opposition to free silver, calling it a calamity worse than war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. McClure
New Careass
McClure
Philadelphia
Miffon
Littlejohn
T. T. Wright
Nashville
McClore
Board of Trade
Patrick McCloskey
McCloskey
South
Illinois Senate Moves To Probe Chicago Department Stores
Senator Solotman offered a resolution in the state senate urging a five member committee be appointed to investigate alleged gross immorality linked to Chicago department stores and to examine conduct of large department stores generally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Senate
Chicago
Lexix Griev
Lils
Solotman
State Senate
Senate
Paul Potter's Trilby Delights Boston Audiences
Boston March 12 Paul Potters dramatization of Da Maurieras Trilby opened at the Park theater presented by A M Palmers company of actors. Miss Virginia Harnet as Trilby scored a career peak and Wilton Lackaye as Sveagali also drew praise. The piece proved a quick success in Boston. Governor Morrill Lieutenant Governor Troutmen and Speaker Lobdell met to discuss awaiting Judge Hazens decision before appointing members of the legislative committee to probe Warden ase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Potter
Palmer
Boston
Mr. A. M. Palmers Company of Actors
Trilby
da Mauriera
The
Park Theater
Virginia Harnet
Wilton Lackaye
Sveagali
Chase
Morrill
Troutmen
Lobdell
Hazen
Wardenase
Marvelous Results From Dr King's New Discovery
A Dimondale Michigan pastor cites a letter praising Dr King's New Discovery for his wife's pneumonia and la grippe case. The extract notes severe coughing, rapid relief, and high satisfaction with the remedy sold at J K Jones' Drug Store for 10 cents to 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. K Jones’ Drug
Shelden
J. Ganderman
Dimondale
Mich
Marvelius
Baptist
Rives
Poltmonia
la Gripper
Reallite
J. K Jones
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Silver Leaf
Elayer
Ean. Ave
Topeka
Charles Worrall
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Farrow Views
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Wrepeks
Su Fils
St Denis
Olney
Supreme Court
Beckstrom
Jackson Artest
R L Jones
Mr. Jones
Jonnxan
News OF Kansas
Other State News
Emporia
Washburn
Too
Depew
Krosebery
Gen. Booth
Ottawa
Ont
Stone Wiggins
John L. Guy
Justice of the Peace
Torena Stream
Peerless
Stcam
U.S
Royal
Hoca
Cartin
Warkee
Texas
Wales
Bard
Ilige
Timothy
New Yeak
Topeka Grain 4S
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