Resignation Shake at Sage's Church In New York
In New York a church dispute erupts at West Presbyterian on Earth Avenue over Rev Dr Anthony Evans resignation. Rich parishioner Sage and board leaders Lake Perkumer and Stryker clash as trustees press Evans to withdraw his resignation amid conflicting letters and trust concerns.
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Dramatic Event Preview at Local Theater
Prey Clement stars in a new play titled A Signature Gentleman to be staged at the Cracfied Hewater FriNfe, with a romantic plot set during the War. Mr Clement will headline with supporting actors, including Mr Tt. Others may attend the premiere as advertised by the American Steam Laundry.
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Morrow’s Kid-ne-ide Responds To Public Skeptics
A historical ad touts Morrow’s Kid-ne-ai as a scientific preparation by chemists and features a testimonial from Mrs EL Guedes Vas Bures of Topeka, claiming cure after using the remedy. The text urges readers to try the product, asserts strong faith in its curative properties, and notes it is manufactured by Morrow & Co. Cincinnati.
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Utes Threaten Forcible Takeover Over Colorado Lands
Indian leaders near White River threaten action if government does not pay for lands in Colorado. Agent Myton warns of serious trouble as chiefs desire return to former reservation. Reports say agitation centers on Meeker massacre links and possible outbreak if funds are withheld.
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New Air Powered Cars To Run In New York Streets
New Yorkers will ride compressed air powered cars on Twenty-eighth to Twenty-ninth streets within ten days. Two h p engines will drive the system delivering air at high pressure to the cars. The project aims to replace horse cars gradually and extend to Thirty-fourth Street. The system uses 3000 atmospheres pressure with air in steam bottles linked to locomotives. The cars resemble ordinary electric cars but run without jerk and offer high speed. Streetcar tires on north and south lines will shift to underground electric and compressed air cars will serve cross-town routes.
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Census Office denial and job offerings amid reform scare
Washington acting director of the Census Wines debunks belief of mass appointments and outlines temporary enumerator roles with pay up to 98 per month plus expenses. Applicants must have merit, be U.S. residents, and may serve up to thirty days with average staffing of about one per county. The note ends with an unrelated plug for Ely's Cream Balm.
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Political militia and party power struggle in Kansas
Godard writes another opinion sparking debate on militia reform and party favoritism as Republicans and Populists clash over state militia control. The piece argues public service should transcend party, urging inclusive leadership and warning against partisan manipulation of state forces.
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District judge sought as new Kansas district forms
Governor Stanley, in Wichita, faces a vacant Thirty sixth district covering Jackson and Jefferson counties. With no in place governor to appoint, lawmakers enact the district today. Candidates include T. S. Ward and Charles F. Johnson, with Johnson favored due to Stanley proximity and Jefferson county ties.
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From Politics to Pulpit Rev J D Botkin Returns to Stay Kansas
Rev J D Botkin once Kansas at large congressman, defeated by Billy Bulley, returns from Washington and vows to remain in Kansas. He may reenter ministry in southern Kansas conference of the Methodist church. Meanwhile state lawmakers push deficiency appropriations drawn from the treasury amid pensions and other bills.
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Charter Board Slays Many Drinking Club Charters
The state treasurer's office reports rapid payments to clubs posing as drinking resorts under the term clubs. A new charter board now grants or denies authority to operate under state law. The board has already killed several proposed organizations and will likely follow with more. Prohibition violations continue openly as clubs claim charter protection.
Employed Resignations at Atchison Orphans Home
Several workers at the Atchison Orphans Home tendered resignations to Governor Stapley effective April 1. Mrs N J Morrill matron Osage City B Gilmore teamster Frank Kluth attendant A D Howell supervisor and Mrs A J Howell attendant Virgil details indicate successors not yet appointed by the state board of charities.
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Bryan is Resuhed
New York March 15 The following telegram has been received by Perry Belmont president of the Democratic Club in New York inviting William J Bryan to attend a banquet in honor of Thomas Jefferson at Lincoln Nebraska on April Belmont answers Bryan asks if he has publicly announced a change in his views since the last campaign Belmont telegraphs that invitation stands but individual opinions have not been considered and that the celebration is for Jefferson's birthday
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Rhode Island Democrats Nominate Geo W Green for Governor
Providence Rhode Island March 15 At the state Democratic convention Geo W Green mayor of Woonsocket was nominated for governor amid a large delegate turnout. The convention lauded peace and thanked soldiers and sailors for the war's end while condemning war department incompetence and Algerism.
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Ottawa Assembly Sets 1868 Taikua Days In July
Ottawa Kansas on March 15 reports the Ottawa Tauqua Assembly board has completed the 1868 program. Bike days run July 1, Children's day July 22, Temperance day July 3, CL and ? day July 7, and Patriotic day July 28. Noted speakers include Col Roosevelt, John D. John, Alexander Track, John Temple Graves, Frank R. Roberson, Paul Richards, Aert K. Hyes, John G. Wooley and A W. Hawke. The assembly runs July 17 to 28.
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Texas Woman Alleges Bank Fraud Trial Set
Wichita desk report says Mrs Hil, who moved from Texas eight years ago to teach, claims she deposited about 15 000 in Arkansas City’s American National Bank and later received a stock certificate instead of a deposit. The bank suspended last summer and she seeks about 25 041 in damages.
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Railroad News. to Grant the Demands of the Telegraph Operators
Conferences in Chicago involve Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe operators and Santa Fe officials over reinstatement of a Texas lineman. Grievance midpoints hint at possible backing down on reinstatement. If operators win a 22 percent raise and minimum climbs from 45 to 55 monthly, Santa Fe faces over 50000 dollars yearly more in costs.
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Kansas Railroad Notes Spark Extinguisher and Steam Work
A Kansas rail news roundup covers Topeka officials and Herington supervision along the line from Herrington to Liberal, Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific personnel changes, dynamiting at Douglass, new wire glass windows for Emporia buildings, and a spark extinguisher invention by W P Coburn of Lafayette Indiana. Central Branch engine 162 is scrap, and old 102 served over 30 years. Easter Monday rally at McIntier's Hall Atchison, with A A Hamilton assigned to a Downs to Lenora run. Also reports on orange shipments, a district court suit over a mistaken train dating, and changes in express messenger routes to La Junta.
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Wanted Agents for Insurance in Kansas City
Help wanted ad seeks state agent for best insurance company with easiest policy to sell. Apply to C C Courtney State Agent Mass Building Kansas City Missouri. Shipping of molasses noted in line.
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