Washington Poets Flood Pension Office As Eyans Rumor Spreads
Reports from Washington on May 4 describe a surge of poetry sent to the Pension Office amid speculation on consular appointments. The dispatch notes intense lobbying by the Kansas delegation and mentions potential shifts in administration posts, with various officials and candidates named in the chatter.
Banquet honors education leaders at Saturday event
A Saturday banquet celebrated education leaders including Eee Die Ich of Gutniense and 640 Fellow work, honoring prominent attendees such as White Clogd and U. Balderson of Smith Center.
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News of the Week Telegraphic Summary
Panicked reports claim 44 injured at Philadelphia. Washington, Chicago and Venice arrests for disorderly conduct. Mentions of mines in Landon Gea, Lake Fort, and Lake Fort Huesias. diplomatic strains Mexico Austria Hungary after Maxim death. Corners of Kansas, Topeka labor issues, university events, and commercial club plans noted amid broad global references.
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Girl's 1 000 Mile Walk Aimed From Illinois
A young woman dressed in men s attire heads bound for Home in Illinois. She travels the West Shore railroad tracks barefooted and speaks of gifts from Lew Brunowich. The weather is warm. Ernest Fisher and his unit respond as she seeks shelter and safety along the route. The account notes the startling journey and the younger woman’s apparent distress.
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Bell Routed Burglars In Union Street Residence
In Winsted Connecticut on May 2 two burglars entered the Union Street residence of Mrs E Twher Geborns widow of the late Boston Danvers hare president. They reached the dining room and looted valuables before escaping through the household. Police pursued but details remain unclear.
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Indicted for Fraud at Kansas City Publishing Firm
Kamwas City May 2 Vittor D Snyder and FL W Stewart presidents of the Dylon Wholesale Publishing Co were indicted by the federal grand jury. Charged with conspiring to defraud mills and customers, the case involves alleged losses nearing 100000 dollars. Authorities say the firm had offices in the Belson building.
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Topeka Society Sees Week of Social Dullness Amid May Gathering
In Topeka the past week yielded little social bustle aside from a single large May Day reception at Mrs. Copeland’s. A German at Bethany College tonight promises festive crowds with a cotillion arranged by Miss Hamblen, featuring two end-table favors and a central Maypole. The town’s social calendar hints at a summer rush as invitations begin to surface and summer departures loom.
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Santa Fe eyes St Louis entrance through rail alliances
St Louis rumors place the Santa Fe considering a St Louis terminus via a Kansas City St Louis route or Carrollton Oregon connections to secure a World’s Fair entry. Directors like Charles Gleed in Topeka push for a Santa Fe stake, with talks of linking to Wabash Frisco or Burlington lines to reach Chicago and St Louis.
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Church News Highlights Local Services and Events
The fourth page summary covers multiple church activities across denominations. It notes sermons led by pastors including Rev. Mutt Hughes DD and Rev. Anderson, junior rescue meetings at 6:00, Sunday school sessions, and temperance talks. Local churches such as Third Christian, German, Westminster, Mount Olive, and Pine Church are listed with service times and topics.
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First Lutheran Church Urges Attendance for Evening Services
Church members and congregants are urged to attend at First Lutheran Church on Pith and Harrison Streets, with details of service times and possible sermon topics. The notice appears to be part of a local church bulletin urging participation.
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