VIEWS OF CLEMENS IN GUTHRIE LECTURE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
The Topeka socialist G C Clemens lectures in Guthrie arguing William Jennings Bryan must fuse his views. He criticizes Bryan for inconsistency, urges stance on the Philippines and Asia, and questions intervention in Africa while condemning American entanglements at home. He cites McKinley and compares British action in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Aguinakin
Davin
United States
Yat Geyan
Aguinaldo & Met
Bryan
Oattoh
Une
Davie
OUR FUSS WITH TURKEY PREVENTS A TOWN MAN FROM A POSI TIN S
May 1 story reports a Turkish government appeal over Ames Iowa resident Kent related to accusations tied to foreign policy. The notice notes interest and diplomatic tensions involving the United States France and other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mints
Kent
Ames
Towa
Ts & GA
Agreslire Wilken
Bas ‘Arta
Dlifizottien
Fariay
Unt
el Frenen
Seerviaer Wien
Rotnvien
Fruit Steamers to Link England Jamaica In Red Leaf Pact
Kingston reports that a contract between Hitler Dempster and the British colonial office envisions red leaf fruit steamers between England and Jamaica. The initial 3,000 ton ship will carry 40 first class and 100 second class passengers, rising to 5,000 tons with 50 second class capacity on future runs. First voyage from England January 16, return February 4, with ports Port Antonio and Kingston. Half costs may be covered by Jamaica and the imperial exchequer, amid rising banana demand and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kingston
Jamaica
Hitler, Dempster & Co
British Colonial Office
England
London
Port Antonio
American Enterprise
American Dala
Louisiana Republicans Hold Fusion Convention in New Orleans
The fusion or Cufery Republicans met in New Orleans on May 2 and selected a delegation to the national convention. They planned a second convention to choose additional delegates, tied to the Philadelphia convention as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cufery Republicans
Ated
Lie Heynabdhad
Mrs. Frederick G. Petrie Dies at 95 in Chicago Home
Mrs. Frederick G. Petrie widow of Judes Petrie and longtime Methodist figure passes away in Chicago at her son-in-law Rev. M. W. Satterfield’s home. She was said to have known Lafayette Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay and to have been present in Methodist leadership circles for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick G. Petrie
Judes Petrie
M. W. Satterfield
Peteh
Lafayette
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Topeka Society Attends State Federation Meeting
Topeka society members attend the Kansas State Society Befence Federation session in Winfield with talks on art and ancient painters. Notable Topeka attendees include Mrs H Safford and Mr W D Lacey, Mrs H Crandall, and others. Art class discusses Renaissance artists Luca Signorella and Piero mentions, with two papers read by Mrs Palmer and Mrs Harrison Morgan. Stedman Club meets, readings and papers follow. News covers Newton marriage of Maude Dutcher to Elbert Overton and local social events, with ongoing notices of city ladies, clubs, and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Soctel Befence Federation
Winfield
Humber
Topeka
H. ©. Safford
W. D. Lacey
W. TK
H. Crandall
Western Sorosia
F. M. Prescott
West Tenth Avenue
Prescott
Luca Signorella
Piero Degli Franceschi
David Palmer
Piero Dekil Franceschi
Harrison Morgan
Luca Sienorella
Stedman Club
Jest Highth Street
Markham
Dicksnean
Laura A. Case
Stedman
Joe
Ae Smnythe
Theemy
Bolence
Girretsan
L. M. Crandall
Newton An
Newton
Maude Dutcher
Elbert L.overton
J. Y.wart
East Sixth Street
Overton
Santa Fe Electric Light
Local Notes From Topeka and Vicinity Energetic Social and Business Roundup
Informal Cub hosts a regular dance this evening. Jack Dillon spends a short break from school at home. The Bisig-three club is entertained at West Tenth Street home by Mrs Sunle Gay and Miss Edna McC'Untork. Composer Owen Moster returns to California. Bohemians meet tonight. Mrs A E Best writes from Jericho about leaving for Constantinople April 15. Weather described as dire and depravity prevalent. Wedding invitations and community events fill the week. The Topeka Republican convention and various society meetings are noted along with several local business moves and upcoming entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Jackson Street
M. E
Ladies’ Society
Cass
West Tenth Avenue
Alququerade
Santa Fe
Roan
Kansas City
Stee N
J. P. Garretson
Wee Ohie
Crundail
Federation
J. S. White
Or Senn
Mra Bisbee
Tenth Street
Iain Dr
J. E. Root
Anser City
Kaneas Dental Association
Mary Wilson
Jennie Hix
Geo
Prank Foster
Aan
Cub
Tts
Jack Dillon
Sunle Gay
Edna McC'untork
West Tenth Street
Owen Moster
Johnson
Topeka
Auchteon
Upton Tee Company
Galena
Washburn Chapel
Esdey
Pavenrae Morton Albaugh
Testate Committee
Popera
Batur- Wee
F. M. Turner
Chi
Ee Firman
Crawford Theater
Dewey
Pele Bay
Col. & M. Fox
Tab Co
Mystic Shrine
Saline
Sieare
Grawtord
Luther Burne
Topeka Fiverus
Burns
Stanley
Frits-Garwood
Central Congregational Church
Cy Alexander
Bante Fe Better Or Department
Arenas
al Hulett
Silver City
New Mexico
Dean Waters
Stannard School of Shorthand
Sande
Bundy
Hogeboom
Frank Sim
Dolan Mercantile Company
Salina
Kansas
Hal Hazlett
San Francisco
Philippines
George Stanstiel
Quinton Heights
Myrtle Mose
Gil
Beloit
Swedish Lutheran Church
Vail
A. M. Herrentus
San Jose
Herrentus
Santa Fe. Teds
Diors Emporia
Emporia
Washbure
Mckifresh
Clough
Asylum
Jones Hy
Washington
Buffalo
Frank Petit
Fed
Lawrence Steget
Charles M. Sheldon
London
Sheldon Ber
Ellie Fron
Ibetracting
Winaoars
Gbercounty
Kansau
Mre
Ina Joubora Towers
Topeka Wan Erent
Cake walks and civic news in a Kansas town
A muddled column from the Yelleville Republican Banner reports a divorce ruling restoring Nina Hush Osborn, mentions Oscar O. Osborn, and recounts local events. The piece references a Topeka editor known as Big Wolf, a crew of Kansas braves, a cake walk at Mission Center school, and a newly timed 8 am whistle at Moeser’s toe plant for bricklayers and stone masons, serving as an alarm for Fourth ward workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar O. Osborn
Nina Hush
Yelleville
Ark
Big Wolf
DO. McCray
Topeka
Tribe of Kansas Braves
Buffalo
Kassae
Matey
Mission Center
Bricklayers’ and Stonemagons’ Union
Moeser
Mence
Wietle
Fourth Ward
President Learns That Would Not Approve Coercion of Turkey
Washington reports indicate the administration does not intend coercion to force Turkey into a settlement over American missionaries. The note to the Porte by Griscom is seen as a demand reiteration, not an ultimatum, with calm expectations for Turkey to respond. Officials anticipate a patient approach, foreseeing possible severance only if claims remain unsettled, and no minister will be sent to Parkes until resolution is reached.
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Turkey
New York
Herald
Washington
Angell
Hay
Sublime Porte
Rultan
Amercan
Rovertx College
Constantinople
Porte
Griscom
Thace Ie
United States
Biraus
Parkes
Ethel Barrymore to Wed in New York Dinner Event
The Journal and Advertiser reports a May 1 dinner honoring C. DG Wetmore and Levens where Mr. Watanabe announced Ethel Barrymore’s engagement. The wealthy architect Wareymore is mentioned amid the event’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
New York
The
Journal and Advertives
C. DG. Wetmore
Kabel
Levens
Watanure
Wareymore
Afr
Eenois
Dutiful Witness and Cough Remedy Ad Claim
Fragmentary consumer testimonial praises Dr Kites New Tilmecovery as instant throat and chest relief. The letter extolls long use and urges readers to try the product, noting availability in local stores and urging purchase during a promotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binrtin
Dixie
Alec Pater
Bowie
Ares
Catholic priest criticizes Rome consul post amid political tension
The letter from Rev. DF Gimmondite, newly appointed to a consul post in Rome and tied to the Vatican, argues the state must come first over church duties. He defends Republican support, cites health and personal grievances, and warns authorities about church versus state authority.
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Uan
Washington
Gimmondite
Rome
Pdoes
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BURG
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Clemens
Topeka Socialist
Guthrie
Medien
Pale Ateees Ag
Kinley
Enortewur
Kinky & Lannen
Jackern
W. S. Furman
Topeka, Kansas
Louisiana
McKinley
Harrison Clard
A. T Wageuner
Anes Wren
Topeka Society
Capital City
Wil
W. &. A. Social
Nase
Cahalane of
Keene
M.C. Holman
North Side
Hamilton Hall
Warner & Potter
Quincy Street
EW Crawford
Pops
Worty Brook
S.C
Kites
Im Mills Dry Goods
J. Thomas Planting Mill
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