Bland Delays Colorado Lecture Tour Due to Illness
Ex congressman B P Bland of Missouri telegraphs that grip illness will likely delay his Colorado lecturing start. He proposes delaying the Denver appearance, first on the tour, until April 20. The item notes the Endeavorers union meeting at First Christian church next Wednesday with Prof Tracey leading singing and Rev De Alderson delivering an address. A new society formed yesterday at Cumberland Presbyterian church. 32 calls up the Peerless.
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B. P. Bland
Missouri
First Christian Church
Tracey
de Alderson
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Traceys Sharp Query At Wichita Lecture
Prof Tracey of Topeka a member of the Ministerial union gives temperance lectures in Wichita this week with stereopticon views. He asks how 30 saloons in the city compare to about 5 000 church members and notes how 30 men cannot rule 5 000. Carlisle's Son Among Poets on American Line Steamer sails for New York with Wm Carlisle son of John G Carlisle secretary of the treasury aboard.
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Ministerial Union
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American Line
Atia
New York
Wm Carlisle
John G. Carlisl
United States Treasury
Worthless Half Millionka Bond Fund Sparks Inquiry
A Kansas state treasury vault holds nearly a half million dollars in worthless school bonds dating back to statehood. An investigation urged by the school fund committee would trace losses and overhaul the fund, with future pay-up anchored by a new legislative session. Also, alarm upgrades to the treasury and seed grain appropriation disputes, plus notes on state officials and upcoming education and public works actions.
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George Seward
Kansas
Henry L Call's The Coming Revolution Excerpted
Topeka readers gain local interest in Henry L Call’s The Coming Revolution from Arena Publishing. The excerpt outlines social unrest, wage struggles, and calls for institutional reform and radical change, noting the tension between labor and capital and the misperception of freedom.
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Henry L Call
Arena Publishing Company
Topeka
Bir. Call
Call
Revolution in society and the promise of a new day
A call for a swift social revolution argues for ending industrial slavery and property tyranny. It envisions wealth shared among all, widespread equality, and a new republic where labor receives full fruits of toil, with individualism aligned to honest effort and social justice guiding progress.
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