Defeat of government over Irish school rule sparks division
The Irish division follows a government move to ban Irish in four classes of the National school. Sir Thomas Esmonde led the protest, Redmond blamed Wyndham and the government for the defeat. Balfour entered amid cheers and cries of resign. The session ended with a jubilant opposition and a shaken government position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannton
Rovernment
Pudenafsil
Shond
Slemonde Yententny
Sind Saas
Redmond Rose
Ers
Eany
Thomas Esmonde
William Hedmond
Balfour
Jon
London
John Gordon MacNeill
John Redmond
Associated Press
Irish National School
Wyndham
Ireland
Restore of Health After Illness Described
A reflective passage notes recovery from illness within nine days. Sleep returns, appetite returns, stomach aches fade, breath improves, and skin tones normalize. Strength and vitality return, allowing renewed movement and cheer. The hopeful tone centers on restored health and normal life.
Ireland Set To Hold Balance Of Power In Politics
Fragmentary OCR shows a political note: the Nationalists voted with the government on Catholic education in England. Mr Ratfour had a 120 majority, but today with the Irish against him he faces a minority of 11. The text hints Ireland may hold the balance of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mrs. Lillian Vick Wins Divorce From K. A. Vick
Judge Hazen grants a decree divorcing Mrs. Lillian F. Vick from K. A. Vick after she testified she was forced to leave her husband and work for a living for herself and her daughter. The marriage was not contested and she complained he did not provide. Vick receives a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
Lillian F. Vick
K. A. Vick
Sixth District K of P Convention Session Held in Minneapolis
The Sixth district convention of the K of P wrapped up a business session in Minneapolis last evening. Delegates attended from many parts of the state including Frank Britton grand chancellor Osage City Gen M Culver vice grand chancellor Concordia Chas N Miller grand prelate Minneapolis Brigadier General Joseph Lyons of the uniform rank Leavenworth and A Pribble past supreme representative Minneapolis were among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Kun
K. of P
Order
Frank Britton
Osage City
Gen
M. Culver
Concordia
Chas
N. Miller
Joseph Lyons
Leavenworth
A. Pribble
North Topeka Notes Amid Snow and Community News
North Topeka columns report illness at home. Edith Gabriel ill, Ellen Holliday recovering, Mrs. Kaser confined, Mrs. Adams improving from tonsillitis. Snowstorm refreshed lawns. A pair of mules sold for 32 dollars at auction. Reverend Zook and Mrs Zook visiting S L Courtney. Coffee served free at Morns & Myers. Mrs. Myers visiting Hoyt, Presbyterian ladies to quilt Friday. City tracks relaid on the north side. Claud Depond from Stewardsville took a position at J R Spetter. Mrs. D A Wiser and Ackiston back from Las Vegas. Cora Walk left for Kansas City. Weekly Presbyterian service at Mrs J M Campbell's. Infant Paul Bacon died. Black patrol team owned by William Woodward of Elmont. offer refused. Union prayer meeting at Evans' addition hosted by Mr and Mrs William Sharp. Tobacco factory invitation at 1644 North Kansas avenue. Dr H A Aldrich moved to 1021 Quincy Street. G Freeman no longer with Kimball Printing. Clarence Scott arrives from Kansas City. wife to stay a week. Low southwest fares. Guthrie, Oklahoma City, etc. to Texas and El Paso specials. T M James Jr, ticket agent, North Topeka. Mrs McNamar returned to Nebraska City. Dr Miner showing slight improvement. Taylor Grain plans a new mill. architects at work. May construction start. Quincy school and Presbyterian church projects boost summer activity. Business Men’s League hears forestry talk. river etching changes linked to spring flood risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimball Printing Company
North
Kansas Avenue
Vidaey Stein
Edith Gabriel
Ellen Holliday
C. Kaser
Quincy Street
C. F. Adams
North Topeka
Zook
Talmage
L. Courtney
M. Hout & Co
Morns & Myers
Stewardsville
J. R. Spetter
D. A Wiser
Ackiston
Las Vegas
N. M
Cora Walk
Lindamood
Harrison Street
Kansas City
J. M. Campbell
Paul
W. E. Bacon
West Gordon Street
Willian Woodward
Elmont
Evans
William Sharp
Norris Street
H. &. Aldrich
Alte
Homeopathic Medical College
G. Freeman
Kimball Pprinting Company
Denver
Texas
Clarence Scott
Scott
Mire
Campdores
Beas, Volt
Rochester
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Fort Worth
Austin
San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
el Paso
Deming
Ate
T. M. James, Jr
Kan
McNamar
H.C. Miner
Nebraska City
Neb
Miner
Taylor
The
Taylor Grain Company
Elevator
Quincy School
Quincy
Falrehild
Presbyterian Church
Taekwon
Gordon Streets
Business Men's League
Tincher
U. S. Forestry
Kansas
Hosiery Opening Brings Bright Spring Lines
Bright new spring hosiery lines debut with countless novelty fancies and standard kinds. Save time and money by stocking up at the season's start.
Women Hosiery Lot With Diverse Cotton and Lisle Pairs
A catalog of hosiery items listing 100 pairs including plain black seamless cotton hose with various features, silk embroidered boots and jockings, fancy cotton seamless hose, mercerized options, lace and embroidery designs, black lace, lisle, and colored hose. Items priced from 15 to 50 cents per pair with multipack counts and noted features like double soles, heels, toe seams, spliced sections, ribbed tops, and patterns. Strong entity mentions include Minerva Hosiery and various fabric types, colors, and design terms.
Men s Hosiery Sale with Cotton and Lisle
An assortment of men s hosiery offers in cotton and lisle. Includes seamless and lace lisle half hose in tan blue black and various patterns with price points from 15c to 50c per pair plus bulk deals such as 3 for 50c and 3 for 1.00.
Children’s Hosiery Descriptions and New Patterns
Textile listing highlights a selection of girls’ and boys’ hosiery. Features include ribbed cotton hose, Lisle finished seamless pairs, double sole heels and toes, and knee socks. New patterns in black blue white and pink accompany updated sizing and styles.
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Lisle
Petitions for river improvement and local notices
Residents of North Topeka and surrounding country will review petitions to straighten the river course, widen the banks, and plant forest trees to protect lands. Copies will be available at Cross jewelry, J B Butlard mill, Arnold drug store, Forbes Bros, and local towns along the river. Wells pleads guilty to Christmas Eve shooting. faces 1 to 5 years. County treasury examined. funds on hand and staff cited. examiners paid $2. Mme Gadski to star in Parsifal in New York, four performances weekly, total $80,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Topeka
Congress
Cross” Jewelry Store
J. B. Butlard's Mill
Arnold Drug Store
Forbes Bros
Wells
George Wells
Annie Mmitonell
Chriatman
Will Bing
New York
Mme
Johanna Gadski
Henry W. Savage
Grand Opera Company
Richard Wagner
Kundry
van Dyke
Mme. Gadski
Pyramid Pile Cure testimonial boosts sales
A Philadelphia reader testifies to relief after eight years of bleeding and a severe postnatal pile flare, saying Pyramid Pile Cure cured in three days and urging others to try it. The ad notes dr uzists sell fifty cent and dollar packages in suppository form and offers a free book from Pyramid Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FS. Ancott
Unity St
Frankford
Philadelphia
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Presidential nominations sent to Senate in Washington
The president today sent to the senate the nominations for Secretaries of legations Henry M. Shoemaker of Ohio for Lisbon Portugal Nelson OShaughnessy of New York for Copenhagen Denmark and Consul Lowise A Dent District of Columbia at Dawson City Yukon Territory Canada and Register of wills for the District of Columbia James Tanner District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Henry M. Shoemaker
Ohio
Lisbon
Portugal
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
New York
Copenhagen
Denmark
Lowise A. Dent
District of Columbia
Dawson City
Yukon ‘Territory
Canada
Register of Wills
James Tanner
Gen Kearney's Son Dead in St Joseph Missouri
Charles Kearney, son of Major General Stephen Watts Kearney and grandson of General Rogers Clark, died in St Joseph Missouri on March 15. The veteran Mexican War general and first governor of New Mexico is referenced in connection to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
St. Joseph
Charles Kearney
Stephen Watts Kearney
Mexico
Rogers Clark
Proper Treatment of Pneumonia Warns Against Self Delivery
A medical note stresses pneumonia is too dangerous to treat oneself and urges calling a physician. It asserts that pneumonia can follow a cold or grip and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as helpful when a doctor is not available, citing Dr. W. J. Smith of Sanders, AL, who endorses its use in practice for six years and notes favorable outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. J. Smith
Sanders
Alu
The Wabash at St Louis World’s Fair Arrangements
The Wabash Railroad offers direct access to the Fair Grounds station at the entrance, promising convenience and time savings by avoiding miles of travel and Union Station congestion. This advisory promotes selecting the Wabash for summer trips to the exposition.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Union Station
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Balfoor
Therig
Minerva
Soc
Children’s Hoisery
O. K
Hayden
James E. Larimer
T. A. Richards
Sioners
Dresden
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