Fixing to Stay in the Philippine Islandy With Church Club Leaders
In Sew Tock March 2A acting pine ti] eet Ald T. Matas C8 N ve py ecrye Mar Culloche Miler Abe uphore the Church dnte of New York ee umbibgia ai tate Jone Pre oe lose pat churen we Asnerion th Pail Taucide with feeldent duly appointed minterwrs. The plan calls for a committee led by Peal MacCulloch MUfer to mobilize church clubs nationwide, supporting Protestant Episcopal efforts in Manila and allied actions for American religious influence in the Philippines amid wartime policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Matas
Abe
Dnte
New York
Pat Churen
Feeldent
Minterwrs
Uettierms
Ait Bas Raturuh
Sbissit
Tocome
United States
Cooper Ete
Tiss
Prvintant Episcopal Church of America
BOF
United
Thearde
Minnie
Amercan
Phillepinen
Protestant Episcopal Church
Manila
Reearia
Philippine Policy and Taft Commission on the Islands
distorted OCR reports discuss policy shifts in the Philippines with references to Corbin Taft and Secretary Root. mentions possible governorship, military policy changes, and preparations for intelligence advice. notes volunteers and reorganizations under a new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weebington
Corin
Corbin
Sematia
Corbin Geld
Taft Commission
Jude ‘Taft
Pacbla
Excursions to Santa Fe Rail Line Announced
April 1 excursion offerings listed with ticket sales in Ackarwas and Arinopa. Service includes stop over privileges and fare details, with Lovielans vow to provide travel options and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suante
Ackarwas
Arinopa
Defiany Ter
Carrie Nation Lectures to Small Lexington Audience
In Lexington Kentucky March Carrie Nation spoke to a small crowd at the opera house after arriving from an earlier city. She discussed temperance and faced interruptions as she toured a Prythe hall and nearby saloon areas with a security detail and local police overseeing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Carrie Nation
CIA
Neveral Baudet
Mrs Ui
Oil Strike Hails In Kansas Frontier Ranch Area
Cawker City March 4 news reports a large oil discovery on the G. J. Hugkins ranch near Mule City. Drill results show a promising petroleum bearing zone at shallow depth with substantial pay. Local operators are already seeking leases on adjacent lands for development opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawker City
Kan
G. J. Hugkins
Mule City
Mexican Railway Prison Law Sparks Junction Row
March 23 at Juarez a new crew faced jail under a Mexico Central line ruling amid a crackdown on railroad enforcers. Up to fifty-two men have been detained as authorities press a law dating back to a former regime promising broad imprisonments for railroad crimes. A Cedar Rapids committee and railway contractors respond to pressure from U S authorities to align with international treaty terms and Mexican reforms.
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Ya Paso
Tes
Juarca
Juarz
Pérwell
Heath
Chittushua
Rabwas
Gandudoen
Talend
Grier
Failway
Cedar Rapids
United States
Women kept from clerk jobs as railroad bill wends
A discussion in the legislature centers on a railroad commission bill that would have barred women clerks or stenographers, with Captain Seaton pushing for qualified electors. The effort is overruled, and women are employed, while committee leadership and names like Frank Fienaiker are mentioned in a sweep of political maneuvering and appointments around the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seatan Erwin
Memsdon
Railroad Commission
Afr
Seaton
Womad
Mare
Pritt Ciptaly Syatote
Chai Mar
Tax Law Changes Spark Topeka Tax Valuation Debate
Topeka city officers push for a reassessment and tax plan raising assessed value to about 30 million dollars. They argue a lower rate benefits all, while opponents warn of higher levies on homes and businesses. Officials discuss funding for municipal needs and possible bond use, with voters watching potential shifts in tax burdens and property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeke
Mapeysmest and Taxation Commission
Tegiele
Este Deatestar
Snather
Varidius
Somitine
Asconinie
Property &T
Matalin
Salehiner
Bayer
Columra
Fapeka
Topeka
Liege
Chara
Pian
Marl
Ana
Kail
Petate
Death of L L Roby Followed Telegram Note
Local notice reports the death of Lewis L. Roby, son of Dr. Af W Hoby, with a Phoenix telegram and details of his life. The obituary notes he worked in church circles, married Aina, and leaves a family connected to the community. further lines describe his character and last days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Lewis L. Toby
Af. W. Hoby
Calinae
Timate
Aina
Morin Concert Rave Sol Draws 500 Seats Left
Limited seats remain as Morin Concert gathers over 3,000 tickets sold, with the vast audience anticipated at Stanfield's drug store area. George Sousa and George Bouts oversee performances while bands and instrument ensembles prepare for an evening of patriotic music and fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Marine
Tofilth
Auitttorium
Aartipety
Ptani
Patriotte Petronstrifion Welfareor
Tomex
Bisa
George Sousa
George Bouts
Stanfield
Funston Triumph Prompts Nationwide Rejoicing
Tiduhenast Admire joins General Funston in the mission alongside ten officers. Admire is a son of J Admte, former editor, linking to Kin fisher bind. The adventure spans Cuba, the Philippines, and broad anticipation of the enterprise's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldo
Admire
General Funston
Admte
Kin Fisher Bind
Gtese Gig
Wan
Cuba
Philippines
Comrades in Arms Praise for Funston's Old Commander
Veterans of the Funston era speak with pride of their former leader. Capt Dan P Craig of Garnett and Capt Hamilton note Funston's bravery and leadership in the Philippines and congratulate him on Aguinaldo's capture. They credit his courage, readiness, and hardy spirit with timely success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Dan P. Craig
Garnett
Tieth Kausis
St Topeka
Philippines
Fuatteahen
Aguinaldo
Kuhnsan
M&ey
Deal
Fimsten
Clit Hamilton
Ace County
Wiane Finston
Arth
Hari
Funston Reunion Delights Parents With News Of His Heroic Feat
In Iola Kansas Mr and Mrs EH Funston praised their son Theodore Roosevelt Funston’s heroic act as details of the dispatches arrive. Mrs Funston shows cautious pride while Mr Funston, breathing hard, contemplates possible government honors and the impact on his son’s future amid anxious thoughts of traitors and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Kan
Tle
EH. Paonston
EU Funston
Associated Press
Funston
Funstun
Mr. Funston
Fred
Furieton
NOT MUCH OF A HERO
Denver dispatch reports Col A W Corliss returns from the Philippines and claims the captured rebel Ashinaldy is not the main achievement. Generals Trias and Aguinaldo are noted, with emphasis on rebels surrendering as a possible effect of the capture. The piece discusses heroism, front lines, and shifting perceptions among Filipino forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
A.W Corliss
Col Cernigs
Ashinaldy
Bryan Delays Opinion on Aguinaldo Capture
In Lincoln Nebraska on March 28 W J Bryan learned of Aguinaldo's capture and was asked for comment. He was notified by telephone of General Funston's action, but he declined to express an opinion until more information and personal satisfaction that no error occurred. His focus has shifted to the Philippines question while maintaining interest in current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mettell
W .H. Nelson
Siapon
Betil
Frank Fienaiker
Cuetafian
Piditiea
Enid
Pienniiken
Lees
Weasenrdon
Fiennikers
Pension
Renman City
Cantala Coney
Een Tha Asuwor
Kanna
Kenporia
Fureton
Harry Hrent
Lawrence
Berher
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Aguinaldo
Brien
Funston
Bryan
Sketch of Aguinaldo’s Early Years in Manila and Education
A fragmentary note outlines General Aguinaldo’s youth details. It mentions a 20 year old Filipino leader in focus near Cavite, schooling at St Jean de Lateran and the University of St Thomas in Manila, with the young man destined to lead the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanio Aguinaldo Y Fama
Raman Ruyes
Bentin Enneme
Wille
Life of Aguinwide and Early Studies in Span Latin Classica
The narrative outlines Aguinwide's inconsistent scholarly path from university studies in Latin and philosophy to physics and jurisprudence, followed by his incomplete degree. After his father's death he returned home to confront threats from the Order of Recotlectos, a landowning group, with later ties to the Sisters of the Filipiu revolt referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarofut Artitles
Span
Amuinalde
Aguinwide
Tagrmults
Order of
Recotlectos
Theolor
Fils
Sisters of
Filipinos’ Defense Cited Amid Aguinaldo Report Doubt
The Associated Press notes Senor Lopes expressed doubt about a report on the capture of a Filipino leader. He stated that even if true, other Filipinos would lead the readership and the defense of Filipinos would continue. The Imperialist league has arranged a meeting in Panel. The secretary would not be seen this morning.
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Benor
Enor al Tepes
Associated Press
Leater
Saport
Senor Lopes
Aguinaldo
Free Ie
Eell Imperialist League
Salurey
Bving Winslow
End of Kansas Semi Centennial Exposition Company
Stockholders and directors met at the secretary of agriculture office to wind up the Kansas Semi Centennial Exposition company. Surplus capital stock assessments will be transferred to Saldives Orphans Home at Atchisen. Board argues against continuing the exposition and favors forming a new company later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Clowest Holsting
Wes
Burglars Loot Singer Sewing Machine Office
Burglars entered the Singer sewing machine office on East Path Street last night and stole $12. Police, alerted early this morning, report the safe was opened and inner doors broken with tools from a nearby blacksmith shop. No clues yet. investigators expect a progress update in a few days.
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Singer
East Path Street
Ravbers
Amateirs
Exte
Fire Damages Old Bethany College Building on Topeka Ave
A noon fire on the roof of the old Bethany college building between Eighth Avenue and Ninth Street on Topeka Avenue caused extensive roof destruction in the north wing and spread briefly but was soon controlled. Canon Bywater and J. M. Devideorts are named residents in the affected area. The incident followed by a separate court ruling involving American Smelting and Refining Co over stock purchase and plant value. In Tipton a lawyer Richard Darnell was shot and killed over an insult delivered by Beasley, sparking a lynch mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany College
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Street
Topeka Avenue
Kansas Theological School
Fie
James
Canon
Te Episconal Ghareh Uves
Forth
J. M
Cee
Smeiting & Refining Company
Frem
Qeermasing
Purchure
M. Ciegenheln
Unies
Tipton
Ind
Richard Darnell
Sae
Eleot
Beawler
Beasley
Darnell
Letter from Carrie Nation on Atchison Leavenworth attacks
Mrs. Wathon Mendes the State Journal from Coolnunth reports plans to defend homes and attack Atchison and Leavenworth. Carrie Nation denounces government riot and glory in veterans deaths while condemning abuses in Leavenworth prison. The letter calls for action against officials and pulpits aiding vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison and
Leavenworth
Wathon Mendes
State Journal
Coolnunth
Peguret
Toneka
Ayecit
Jenye
Natiit
National Military
Abe
Itm
Acre
Atchison
Lavenworth
Tuls
Arthury
Leavanwaolth
Ac Leavenworth
Reese Wins Appeal Over Injunction Ruling
In St. Louis on March 28 the United States Court of Appeals upheld the Tower court in denying a writ of habeas corpus for John H Reese who had challenged injunctions restraining him and others from interfering with mining operations and city utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States Court of
De Wet Reported Taken In War Headlines
The Evening News reports Gen De Wet captured. city statements published from Tangier to Algiers describe the event. Washington dispatches note 28 March updates and political movements include Congressman Hy Con and Miller visiting state events and educational discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portema
Witenteet Govern de Wet Bas
New York Sailee Today
Washington
The
New York Today
Tangier
Algiers
Atunila
Hy Con Givenman
Milles
Coxbell Grove
State House
Miller
Katinas City
Methodist Commission
Kansak BH
Dow
Finney
Railroad Com
Chicago Market Report Reflects Mixed Corn and Beef Activity
The afternoon market note shows corn prices easing with steady to firm receipts and a stronger close on some contracts, while cattle trade in Chicago remains active with demand steady for feeders and calves. Volume in provisions remains light as traders weigh futures against current cash values reported by dealers and grain buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Treshya
Neapelle
Init
Hite
Clay
Dati
Sovsien
Biuherate Agin
Topeka Wheat Market Receipts And Prices Report
The Topeka market notes wheat and hog prices with receipts and trades. It records that market activity includes producer shipments, carriers, and daily totals with figures such as hogs and grain receipts and prices in Kansas City and Topeka markets.
Lis Rast Fine dtrey. Tenses, Kens aoa berg in 7 caPeg
Lis Rast Fine dtrey reports tense debates and unresolved issues as Kens aoa berg seeks seven capeg agreements. The piece notes attempts to execute under a broader scheme, with references to a key era and a central office at oS ace or ky.
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Episcopal Church
Philippine Islandy
Church Club
Greene
Capt. Mahau
Philippine Policy
el Paso
Railroad Board
Peif
Shuren Fass
Eos
L. L. Roby
Arizona
Comrades IN Arms
Gal. Corliss
Bketch OF
Sixte Lopex
Kansas Semi-Centennial Exposition Association
Mrs. Nation
Atchison and Leavenworth
Reese
U. S
DE Wet
Chi
Kansas City Livestock
Stoi
Renee Pg
Dagom
Savontinea
Meleervd
Letgred
Mis
Sean Tale Calie
Pera
Kansas City
Cha
Sait
Ee Cme Ciee
Gealt
Turk
Mareh
Biocks
Lovee
Abel
Bo. Paz
J. C. Goings
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