Bishop visitation plan outlines many regional conferences
Syracuse May 1 The bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church released an outline of episcopal visitation for 3599 listing conferences across the nation including Arizona California Central Nebraska Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma Oregon Texas Utah Wisconsin and more with dates ranging from August to December and several Bishop Ninde Bishop Andrews Bishop Vincent and others named in connection with the visits.
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Syracuse
Methodini Episcopal Church
Arizona
Mision
Prestott Ariz
Sturgis
California
Pacific Grove
Cal
Los Angeles
Spokane
Blebop
Vincent
Dakute Conter- Grom
Ristopr Min Contatance
Deslim
Hanep McCkbe
Idaho
Fee
Winwert
Tilinuis
Charleston
Fitz— Deke
Wivem
Bructietom
Kenuicks
Luttsville
Fiagral
Montina
Ily Sivas
Most
Alleurt
Joyce
Nebreske
Linen
Bopr
Warren
Nevada Mis Gan
Suskipuille
Coly
Bishop Winds
New Mexico
Mission
Marto
Marto N. Sf. Ophiber 1 Bishop Ninde: New Mex Babi
Canfirenes
Wether
Ninds
Muscank Biesion
Reir Falls
Delug Doyeos Nurtty
Nebraska
Omnia
Bite Waregen
North Porntr Goonen
Pat— Ference
Portland
Ore
Bist Vincent
Northwrs
Cabs
Inhap Stetahe
Meal
Califormat
Souther Ftnals
Carmel
Andrewas
Upper Liwa
Waterlow
Int
Bishop McCabe
Ceaference
Salt Lake City
M Wrat Geradewinter
Eno
Hoterprikv
Kan
Bishop Merrill
Local Shoework Shop and Community Notices Gathered
North Topeka city notes include Mrs Shirley from Grantville visiting, a shoe shop ad at 91 North Kansas Avenue, and various church and social announcements. Probate and funeral details on Fillmore Street, Emily Hewitt party, and a May 4 open hall event at People’s Church with address by AL Palmer.
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Shirley
Grantville
Kansas Avenue
BF. Seceenice
Lincoln
Lyon
O. S
Kansas Avenues
North
Kanews Ave
T. W. Deafoniaugh
Ladies’ Guild
Church of the Red Shepherd
Helen
Witte
Afr
Mra Collins
Rome
Fillmore Street
Mies
Halt— St
W. H. Mutchinson
The
Baptist Church
Fochester
Emily Hewitt
Artkon Street
Arlora Rice
Annie Gunard
Bisse Gorn
Eile McCormick
Stella Mitcheth Messrs
2Iliton Bilintt
John Hilechner
Walter Spear
Wattar Bummer Tom Summers
Kenneth Clerk
Meme Pink
People's Church
Ims Koreas Avenue
AL Palmer
J. A Campbell
Reciproc- Ny
Prise
May Tillinghast
Carrie Tamblyn
Sonmitathen
Line Up in the Snow Denver May Day Boomer Line
In Denver on May 1 the first entrant for the Durango land opening began at 1:20 pm, with Philip F. Volghe of Bianca, Castilla county, leading a long queue awaiting the May 4 noon land open. Several hundred would-be claimants gather, with two young women and others taking shifts to eat and sleep as they wait for their chance.
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Denver
Durango
Col
Land Office Dior
Walt
Philip F. Volghe
Bianca
Castilla County
Cul- Neves
Voight
Mienes Ervin
Adela Stoltsmein
A. P. Stoltsteiner
Tn Une
Ute Reservation Open for Settlement Sparks Line at Land Office
Durango Cal May 2 About 100 homeseekers lined up at the land office to claim Altes on Ute reservation lands opening for settlement tomorrow. Many stood in line all night as settlers debate method, with priority going to actual settlers. No marshals needed. Indians show no unease and holdings will be protected.
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Register Perkins
Durango
Cal
Land Office
Ute
Uion Tomorow
United States
Lightning Drawn Sadie Tunic Struck by Storm in Canal Street
A 13 year old Russian girl named Sadie Tunic was struck by lightning during a May storm on Canal Street New York. The bolt hit via her umbrella rod, burning her abdomen right leg both wrists nose and left cheek with several arm and leg ring-like scars and bracelet like marks. She was hospitalized in shock yet survived though doctors fear for recovery. The crowd reacted with fear as the street became crowded.
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New York
Sadie Tunic
Canal Street
Frohman to Open New York Theater in September
Frohman plans a new Broadway venue in New York with Hammerstein’s Olympia theater branding. The opener will be a new comedy followed by Miss Julia Marlowe in Barbara Frietchie, then The Frederick Gir by Clyde Fletcher, marking a major collapse of the opera and theater seasons with high expectations.
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Frohman
New Theater
New York
Charles Frohman
Hammerstein
Olympia
Bullting
Criterion
Julia Marlowe
Barbara Preifebie
Frederick Gir
Clyde Fletch
Pasquotank Perquimans Tales at the Park
A Washington Story excerpt shows Pasquotank Perquimans speaking with a boss about errands across the street. He explains his name and origin from North Carolina, notes his humble pay, and reveals he must care for his mama, with plans tied to an athletic park event tomorrow.
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Pasquotank Perquimans
Washineton
Erin
Pasquotank Perquiraans
The Secret Dindeed and a Chinese School Tale
A fragment details the mystery of the Duke of Gloucester’s death amid alleged poisoning and symbolic retribution at Bury St. Edmunds with Maud Carew and Father Bernard. It also notes Chicago Record's brief on Shanghai's first girls school for high caste Chinese women, started by two educated ladies and supported by mandarin families.
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Gloucester
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Bury
Priory
Oia
Carew
Provence
Crbluser
Henry
Iter Drury
Dernora
Bea Las
Bors
Gleu
Seater
Wuther Bernai
Maude Carew
sKv
Marsree
Pather Bernant
Beaufort
Maude
Bernard
Maud
Ita
Father Bernhard
Midqet
Cardinal Beaufort
Falen
Chicago
Shanghai
Michigan University
Shang- Rai
Rational Foot Gear The Advantages of the Old Tim Moccasin
Harper's Weekly MagazineMay promotes moccasins as rational footwear offering full foot movement warmth and dry comfort. It argues moccasins enable silent swift movement across rugged terrain, prevent bruising, and weigh only eleven ounces versus heavy four to five pound boots, advocating buckskin Indian tan and dried grass insulation.
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Harper's Weekly Magazine
Paris Landmark Passage Saumon to Be Demolished for New Build
A London Telegraph note outlines the imminent demise of Passage Saumon in central Paris. The once fashionable center of dressmakers and milliners will be sold tomorrow in the Chamber of Notaries, ending a era linked to Victor Hugo and Alphonse Daudet.
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London Telegraph
Paris
Bitver
Rocher de Cancale
Theatre Moliere
Paysage Suumon
Victor Hugy
Marion Delorme
Alphonse Daudet
le Petit
Saumon
Palais Royal
Place Des Vosges
France
Baumon
Anti-Quay Leaders Convene to Form State Organisation
In Philadelphia on May 3 Senator Flynn of Allegheny county Senator David Martin of Philadelphia B A Ven Venkenbure who led the fight against Quay in the state legislature John Wanamaker and other anti Quay figures held a long conference to organize a permanent anti Quay bloc in the state. In New York Edward N Welton a former publisher of this city died after forty years publishing Electric magazine and a large medical publications trade.
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Philadelphia
Flynn
Allegheny County
David Martin
Ven Vuienkenbure
Quay
John Wanamaker
Eclectic Dead
New York
Edward N. Welton
Electric
Jury Coulda Free Of Verdict In Brooklyn Officials Trial
In New York on May 2 the jury in the Theodore B. Wills former Brooklyn works commissioner and William Ft. Philips ex police commissioner conspiracy case reported they could reach no verdict. They were discharged by the court with the jury at 6 to 4 for acquittal. The note ends with an unrelated laundry advertisement reference.
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New York
Theodore B. Wills
City Works
Brooklyn
William Ft. Philips
Pesriess
Agrea
Topeka Classified Ads Include Rentals and Sales Listings
The column lists multiple rental offers including furnished rooms with modern amenities at various streets and a desk room in a store. It also advertises sales of livestock, a pony and cart, Jersey cows, a delivery wagon, furniture, a horse and harness, and miscellaneous items. Items show contact addresses around Tyler Street, Monroe, Polk, Topeka avenues, and Kansas avenues.
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Harrison, St
PGR
Monros
Tyler St
A. Z
Care Journal
East Eighth St
Kansas Ave
Topeka Ave
Vleasant
Monroe
North
Tipeka
Polk St
Sali
Chesterfield
Bruno Steinhel Company Concert Closes Ladies Course
The Ladies Music Club ends its course with a final concert by the Bruno Steinel Company. Tickets are $1.00 and the program chart will open Tuesday May 2 at Sim's Drug Store.
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Sim
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