Duke of Newcastle Sees Disestablishment Threat in England
Dissolution talk from the Duke of Newcastle predicts disestablishment amid Warring Factions High Church and Low Church cause a breach. He critiques Protestant unity in America and England, warns of ritual laxity, and favors establishment under a Conservative government while urging union between Anglican and other churches to ease state-religion tensions. He plans to visit Kinerton and Philadelphia while voicing views on church reform and separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duke of Newcastle
Enum Florida
Church Review
Geo M. Christian
Ric
Church of At, Wae Deets, and the Vore. Arthur Fischle, Rey of Bt. Jewarlos
Ale
America
England
Gmeb
Anglican Church
Church of
Ieeres of
Menton
Fooling the Negroh and Southward Race Talks
A fragmented news column mentions Bromine of Sucraties and a trip through the South to recruit 30,000 colored people to move North within a month to seek work, alongside unrelated notes on tax reform, rheumatism cures, and other scattered items from New York and Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bien
St. Stephenie
Maptiss
Astoria
Joe
Macy
Nation speaks on prohibition and change at Topeka meeting
The speaker discusses Mrs Nation and the temperance movement in Kansas. She praises drastic measures in Topeka and cites enforcement failures, arguing prohibition has strengthened rather than undermined law. The talk includes vivid lines about opposition, moral resolve, and the need to act decisively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutton
Novatagian
Kansas
Topeka
Mra Nanton
Par Sheldon
Mra Matin
Asa
Nation
Bart Wire Trost
Eo Trust
Dawre
Frais Chemjoet
Rockefeller interests in York and Superior Consolidate debt
Interests in York and Superior Consolidate tied to a $110,000 mortgage. Text mentions miners, rail and river routes, and looming bonds due in 19. Unclear details link to Duluth, Minnesota assets and a plan to consolidate assets amid mortgage and bond obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Superior
Ita
Duluth
Mitsada
Visit My New Place 181 With St Security Building
Guard Merchant Tailor description appears in fragmented OCR text about a location. The readable items mention place names and roles but lack coherent event details or dates. This compact card notes a building or storefront context with uncertain labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Security Building
Tiatyien
Startled Women Chastised by Ministers Wives in Kansas
Dramatic session reports ministers scolded for lax dress and behavior at a Kansas Methodist Conference. Rhea urges modest attire and moral reform, condemning impure literature and alcohol. Reform committee backs Sabbath observance, loyalty to church doctrine, and enforcement of state law to curb vice. Samuel El Pendleton voices concern over law nullification and calls for stronger state action.
Fractured Temperance Meeting Notes and Reforms Debated
A fragmented report outlines a temperance conference with calls to resist anti legislation, loyalty to the Senate and Kahiki governor, and cooperation with the Kaunas State Temperance Union. It records nominations, committees, fundraising targets for Bethany Hospital, and plans for the next annual meeting in Washington, with remarks on university revival and educational initiatives.
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Teffies
Senate
Kahiki
Te Kaunas State Temperance Union
Letlove
Ceeoes Sieuing
Brohiblory Ia
A.B Buckner
Comble Smith
Waaingtos
Si Buckner
John Endagcqtt
Neekt
Washington
Washington County
Seavile G
Flanna
Taylor
Wiley A
Kovenal L
Backsist
Richard Gano
Arur H. Gibson
Janes B. Boliman
Austin
Kansas Cenfer
M. Kc Ths
John St. Sullivan
W. Mygir
Tarues Sha
Cali
Bue | University
Ubi
Baker
Tie Southern
Kansas
EM. Murti
J. A. Botton
WE Ruippiey
Soa
Annie Diggs Sells Homestead to Buy Suburban Farm
Mrs Annie Diggs a former editor and public official, plans to leave public life and purchase about twenty acres between Highland Park and the city. She has bought twelve lots behind Mr Roby’s property and aims to grow fruit and vines on a quiet country setting near Kansas, while staying close to civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie T. Diggs
Diggs
Puston
City council sets Thursday night to report on funds on hand
The council will meet Thursday night to hear committees report on funds available for paying obligations. An effort aims to clean up town business on hand and address sanitary concerns at Fourth and Topeka streets. Committees prepare a joint report on applications and spending withطلبات limited to the period between Fourth and Gist.
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Walle
Muct
General Benjamin Harrison Ex-President Portrait Obscured
Fragments describe General Benjamin Harrison late president with a Photostat by Pach Bros New York. The legible portions salute his memory and status, noting his age and enduring respect. It also references street names and a committee recommendation on sidewalks and residents’ considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pach Bros
New York
Bend Harrison Hebern
Over Chicken Theft and Fatal Shooting in Chicago
In Chicago on March 1 a sworn feud escalated when Charles Binck was shot by Thusstel Peters during a chicken theft dispute that began after 16 birds were stolen from Binck’s coop. Peters fired four shots, killing Binck as a frightened baby clung to her father. Police arrived and the mob threat was averted.
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Charles Binck
Thusstel Peters
Peter
Binck
Ben
Whit Peters
Wittiesressar Peters
St Fred
London Parliament Scene Over Faith Titles
In London on March 35 William Redmond questioned defender of the faith remarks. Sir Michael Hicke-Beach replied that kingly titles would appear on the coat as long as lawful, Redmond protested and was called to order during the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Comment
William Redmond
Brian Nuationalist
Edward
Mr Redmond
Michael Hicke-Beach
Mrs McKinley’s Aunt Dies Amid Canton Visit
Canton, C, March 15. President McKinley arrives from Indianapolis and remains in Canton with the Barber home breakfast party. Mrs Harries Suxton, wife of Mrs McKinley’s aunt, dies at her home. No definite arrangements yet for the president’s party return to Washington.
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Canton
McKinley
Tdianapails
Barber Home
Harries Suxton
Walysidarton
Niles Bank Failure Reported Widespread Shortfall
Washington reports the comptroller of the currency received the temporary receiver for the failed First National Bank of Niles. A preliminary statement shows liabilities exceed assets by about 150 000 dollars, tied to concealed loans and inflated accounts. A receiver will be appointed to close the bank.
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Niles Bank
Washington
First National Bank of Niles
Mick
Lan— Gitlon
Proms Clie
Joans
Mover Offers Cure and Civic Excursion Deals
A column mix of medical quackery for nervous prostration and a Santa Fe rail excursion promo announces March 19 with round trip fares of 2.00, stopovers allowed, and agents named. The page quotes a United States consul noting civic pride amid sensational backyard worry comment from Grady Blizzard.
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Polate
Arkansas
Arizona
Tudsan Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas Strat
Kittannime
United States
Kittansing
Market Notes and Wheat Trends in March Trading
Reads like a late era market digest noting March activity in wheat and cash markets. Mentions Northwest interest, Minneapolis and Duluth quotes, and provisions while describing price shifts and market mood. Contains scattered firm and lower readings with reference to Chicago and Texas terms and Packers.
Wheat Prices and Market Report From New York to Topeka
The screed lists grain and dairy market notes across major hubs including Topeka and New York. It references wheat prices, butter markets, sugar and corn notes, and daily money market chatter with brief price cues and market moods. Names and figures appear alongside miscellaneous commodity mentions without a single clear event.
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Mbouier
Denen
Wien Welch
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Rockefeller
Steel
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Mra Carte Nation
Methodist Conference
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Helte
Samuel EL Pendleton
Mes
Annie Diggs
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Benjamin Harrison
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Euda
Buchanan
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Beventh
Quincy
Maurnroe
Bishi
Monroe
Iney
Sfonrue
Tyler
Mifyh
Pyle
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Tte
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Betwen
Reventh
Eighth
Jackmats
van Buren
Alley
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Third
Tyier
Polk
Chicago
Mr. Redmond
Union Pacific
Ada
Stoprana
Eden and Gait
Seattle
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Gen W. Tannfeld
St Kineas Avenue
Maratall Bros
HS Kuceas
Homeseekers
Santa Fe
Ebeerpook
Leoeak
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Erie
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Ata
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Chen Renck
Athens
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Lofay
Anne
Bulls of Salen
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Br J. Guth
Bern
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