Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the New York Society for Ethical Culture
The New York Society for Ethical Culture celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary at Carnegie Hall. Prof Felix Ader and Dr Jute Elliott spoke, with a silver wreath presented by the almrant and ethical schools pupils and selections by the American Symphony orchestra. De Eviett urged caution about moral and spiritual aims in the city.
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New York
New York Society For Ethical Culture
Carnegie Ball
Felix Ader
Jute Elliott
Coltere Schouls
American Symphony Orchestra
de Eviett
Sodom
Gomorrah
Noxareth
Bakers to Strike Over Ten-Hour Day Demands
New York bakers announce a strike after a meeting in Liberty Hall in which five hundred workers voted to quit for a longer than ten hour workday. Majority willing to concede on some terms but refused to sign an agreement.
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New York
Liberty Hall
Bose
The Play Last Night At The Grand
Iris Urat ar ieee wi dans tne Soares Bn audience wired. P A Wade known in theater, starred in The fergar Prince. The comic duo of the prince and Graves drew laughs, with the company delivering strong performances in familiar marks. The Gobhe duet of Cleveland and Merrics pleased the audience as the Grand hosts tonight with tickets Seicen Fiavans. Racing notes follow about the Hoeret Park spring meeting and a maiden two year old plate won by Morton Achales Tilden.
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Iris
Soares
P. A. Wade
Sorenthing
Ivey
Mila
Arraned
Fergar
Bert
Prince
Graves
Sarre
Hind
Turkey
Ay Lottie
Abe
Pippo
Berttone
Gobhe
Mr. Cleveland
Misa Merrics
Lester Reif
Tandon
Hoeret Park Club
Moats Achales Tilden
Lovety Dance Party At Vinewood With Many Attendants
The Abe Helianthus young people danced at Vinewood last night with many attendees named including Mrs. Albert Garvin Miss Saaceaa of Boston Lillian Fiske Nelle Baker Bernice Pul ter and numerous others. Social notices mention gifts, invitations, visitors from Chicago and Boston, club meetings and upcoming events at Leavenworth and Topeka avenues.
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Page
Abe Helianthus
Vinewood
Albert Garvin
Saaceaa
Boston
Lillian Fiske
Nelle Baker
Beesie Stewart
Misls
Bernice Pulter
Biles Ange
Gusther
Anns Herbet
Alert Aslis
Mine Leinwert
Misa Pee 5
Wood
Mabel Wood
Blanche
Atlee Sue Skartt
Mise Ileabetts Cole
Guster
Bert Cook
Marley Heleman
Chas Wolff
George D7isinamas
Be. Samythas
Ite Hemsemule
Wallace Thompson
Nesbit Smith
Waleter Hayes
Will Roberts
John Selge
Walter McLaughlin
Kurte Kellam
Rend Mediicot
WI Biewart
Will Hilton
An EH
Custer
Hert
Hublasen
Xf Roehr
Paul Peliner
Scott
Lath
Wil
Arthur Motiiteck
Air
Averett
Local Visitor Returns Home From Valley Falls
Mrs John Cooling of Valley Falls visits daughter Mrs B A Huey at 630 Bovhanen street, then returns home today after a stay with family. Miss Elisabeth Jones and a list of other local women were mentioned in social notes.
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Kenses City
Intimate Eet Eggrtt
Hileabeth Jones
Mian Huise
Mattie Holyake Tien Melike ‘Goodrich
Margaret Goodrich
Mize Neal
Addis Mins
Helen Evarts
Miss King
Eileen Heartburg
Annie Heartburg
Mize Grace Root
Mise Bersie Hoot
Misa Clara Martett
Sties Hittie Marlett
Misa Mabel Miller
Mise Marston
Mise Dwre Clark
Mins Stone
Misa Wellie Thorp
Mise Minnie Doering
Misa
Tillie Holcomb
Mra
John Cooling
Valley Fats
B.A. Huey
Bovhanen Street
LEO'S SUCCESSOR Pope's will shapes successor choice
London May 4 Rome dispatch says the Pope is understood to have made a will naming a successor in the usual papal fashion. The note from the Bavarian minister to Rome frames the papal power as absolute and the right to designate a successor. Rumors of Cardinal Rampelli or Vanutelli as likely contenders if the pontiff dies today.
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London
Times
Rome
Thum
Modi
Bavatien
Raumpolla
Rarmpelia
Tare
Rampelia
Vanoutelli
Memphis Trotting Track Brings New Stakes Program
Secretary Murray Howe announces Memphis Trotting Park near Mempia will close entries June 1 for a revised programme. Stakes range from 1 to 15 thousand dollars across five classes, with the Memphis system heats format defining three heats per race.
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Mompia
Tenn
Murray Howe
Memphis
Sacc
Burt
Gomez Plan for Cuba Interview Says Political, Not Economic Solution
Havana reports an interview with General Densimne Gomez stating the Cuban issue is political, not economic, and requires a stable government to restore confidence and attract capital. He argues sugar and tobacco reforms depend on ending the old colony’s rotten structure and avoiding military occupation. The unrest stems from delays in choosing a political constitution.
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Havana
Lucha Publmhes
Gen Densimne
Gomex
Cube
Genee
Gomes
Will Go to the Hills Pekin May 4
A majority of foreign ministers plan to leave Pekin for the Western hills next week with military guards for protection. Missionary Owen of the London mission says reports from the provinces show the country in a deplorable state with widespread discontent and hatred of foreigners. He predicts troops will depart amid a massacre of natives if not restrained, and condemns those denying the facts.
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Pekin
Owen
London
Ohioans To Meet At East Side Assembly Tonight
Local Ohio citizens from the Buckeye generation will gather Monday night at 111 Has Seventh street. Mrs Idi Iokert-Lawrence of Toledo will read an original poem on May Day. San Francisco is noted in connection with the event and readings from her book Day Dreamy will be presented. Arrangements will be made to participate in the McKinney reception.
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Cteb Mian
Kessie Tincheri
Youtur Stusicians
Bute
Wilma ‘Edwards
Nettie Ames
Virgl Blanche Jenni Jope Yount
Nellies
Ace Mom
Et An
Buckinin
Hugenia Gubnton
Miss Crum
Anna Bundy
Adams
Nellie Daugherty
Galesbi
Renee
Mra
Pr Braay
Chandler Street
Lou Silver
Christ Hospital
Dhergan
Ellie ‘Thompson
Burlingame
John and
Meritt Hodson
Chicago
Geo
Georg P. Ashtone
Eighth
Kaneas Avenue
Topeka Avenue
Yester
Mire Ashby
Mra den Smail
Mre. Chase
Lyle Dickey
Herbert Aringtrons
Fred Freeman
Arthur Capper
Walter Xo Myre
Frank Jarrell
Luttenage
Atchison
Annie Jarrell
Jarrell
Maude Fanner
Arkansas
L. M. Cratc
Europe
George Parkhurst
Mise Charhyde Parkhurst
New York
Parkhurst
de Mason
Pease
Fisher Powers
Powers
Kaneas City
Innei
Aire Wem
Crutchfield
Frask MacLennan
Furst
J. E
P. Waleb
Mortimer Cook
California
George D. Hale
Chichign
Bis
Mary McCualin
Platter Wlater
D.C. Lewis
Lari
Tb D. Whist
Molson
Lenvee
Wilkon
Lewrenes J. Drake
Kesmea Ct
Paul
Mentzene
Uday
Romeville
Alma
Sim
Ohio
Dirly
Cadeshern
Idi Iokert-Lawrence
Toteda
San Francisco
Biss
Ape
Why Wot the Twentieth to the Editor of the State Journal
A fragmented letter complains of oversight in arranging the McKinley reception. It notes the Twentieth Kansas unit and its members, some in Topeka, others away, and questions if the public tone should be more favorable toward the Twentieth Kansas volunteers. The author hints at political tensions and missing support.
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State Journal
Bern
McKinley
Kansas
Hayes
McKigsey
Topekw
Veteran Captain Charlesworth Dies After Eventful Career
Captain Firth Charlesworth assistant adjutant general of the Kansas National Guard died at his residence on Polk Street after a long service record. He served in the Civil War, commanded a company in the Spanish War, and was a former legislator from Mitchell County. Survived by his widow and six children, funeral planned at Beloit.
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Kansas National Guard
Polk Street
National
Parke
Charteeworth
Beloit
Mo R
Charlesworth
Nexh- Fills
Franklin
Tennessee
Gristeon Ald
la Grange
Grant
Vicksburg
Cap Charlesworth
Gnloit
Fiegam
Kansas
Camp Alger
Charlesworth Wis
York
Iilingia
Mitchell County
Mitchell Couty
Furnchall
Madeira
Isikain
Hayes
Cuanteswtort
Stanley
Noni CA
Muumonie Lorge
Eis Suevivins
Amends ‘Caeareost
Depot ceremony marks respect for late Swann at Beloit
At the depot Filtie No 1a J B Swann commander and aides of the G A R were drawn up in honor. Adjutant general Fox accompanied the family and remains to Beloit for burial arrangements.
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Filtie
J.B Swann
G. A.B
Fox
Beloit
State Auditor Announces 38 000 Acres Open for Wheat Growth
Report summarizes available school lands totaling 38 000 acres in several counties, with sale rules, appraisals, and settlement steps. Details cover bidding, payment, and lease conditions, plus procedures for settlers and twenty householders petitions.
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Cole
Gove County
Landa
Short on Provisions at Fort Gibbons Alaska
Fort Gibbons faces potential food shortages as limited shipments via Skagway and the upper Yukon route threaten to slow resupply. The garrison reportedly fears retreat by miners and improvised stockpiling, with scant official guidance and uncertain relief timelines. Local reports note fragile support from early May dispatches and ongoing risk of a hunger crisis.
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Fort Gibbons
Alaska
Eagle Auster
Quartermaster Hubson
She
Unclear OCR: Providence Mention of Compromised Sults
Fragmentary report from Providence Rhode Island May 4 mentions compromised suits and pending results. Names and facts are garbled with references to a seaman company and a Banigan entity. Aggregate amounts cited include several million dollars and a United States company alias.
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Providence
Joseph Bex
Banigan Hetra Nae Tee Rubber Company
United States Company
Baneres
Unclear text on cow bite sterilization and contamination
Fragmentary note discusses sterility of cow bite tests and contamination from oil and bottle issues. Mentions a 40 year history and tests in relation to food safety. Details are garbled. readable elements point to a long-standing concern over contamination and cleansing in some process.
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Ieee
Hotels along Mexican Central in Mexico City rumored expansion
Reports say the Mexican Central will keep current executive leadership despite changes. A rumor suggests Standard of Interest will transfer to the Central and build a chain of luxurious hotels in the country to attract thousands of tourists.
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Mexico City
Chamberlain's Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough for coughs and consumption fears. It claims effectiveness, warns of serious diseases, and urges trial with reassurances of reputation and widespread sale through druggists.
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Dave
Chamberlain
Andy
Sucemas
Ottawa approves funds for Sault Ste Marie canal widening
Ottawa Glepatch reports a £100,000 allocation to widen and deepen the Sault Ste Marie entrances. Minister Wait notes the upper canal has 14 feet of depth and the lower 32 feet, with the Pis Bales canal at 2 feet depth. Project cost is about £456,000.
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Sault Ste Marie
New York
House of Com
Ottawa
Wait
Railways and Canais
Thoasen
Revolt in India Sparks Plague Riots Suppression
Calcutta reports say 25 villages have risen in revolt across the district as authorities move a 4th regiment to quell plague riots. Several dozens are killed or wounded amid clashes in Bea district and nearby towns.
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Calcutta
Amy
Sunday School Workers Plan Social Event Tomorrow
Sunday School workers will hold a social event tomorrow afternoon under the care of the City Sunday School. They will travel to Walnut Grove for a gathering at a hall or hall-like venue.
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Pitth Ward
North Topeka News and Local Notices
North Topeka items list local events and residents including Baxter's shop offerings Ice Cream at Baxter's and fresh candies Mrs Bromm and Mrs Henry Steele visits Mrs J. Watts and Mr Kearns attend events at Meriden Chicago and Manhattan trips Mrs Brand mourns death of son-in-law Jacob Brand Fire at 4 East Gordon house Albert Edwards home damaged insured for 400 Local meeting reports include Eugene Lodge initiation Grand Master visit and community announcements
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Barmba Printing Company
Baxter's
Kan
Ave
Dufranc
Buster's
Baxter
Mra Miller
Silver Lake
Roger & Todd
Jee Rocke
Cedar Point Tofay
Feninkrip
Kimball
Mandarutn
Neah
Munche
Mise
Ada Muncke
Chicago
Lyon
Wareerly
Parmis
Thal Avenue Christian Church
Bromm
Chan
R. C. Wallace
Wurtinon Street
Sheffield
Harley Hamilton
Kansas City
Haim‘ton
Lagan Street
W. G. Brooks
Kansas Avenue
W. T
F. F. Davis
Quincy Street
Manhattan
J. W. Scot
Mix * Am
Coster
Beagle
Eugene Lodge
John A. Bright
Judge Bord
Kentucky
California
Mondey
Mra M. Stiwarts
Central Avenue
St. Louis
Jacob Brand
Uh Broundefry
Mra. Brand
Amelia Schwartz
W. S. Warriper
Needie Ten Society
Park Street
Frank Baldwin
Rm 'Ke
Miler
Srs
Simmonde
Thea
East Gordon
Albert Edwards
Santa Fe
Wes
Mob Kills Suspected Abuser After Youth Abuse Claim
Fragmentary report alleges a mob fatally harmed a man accused of brutal mistreatment of a six year old girl near Rhodesia, about twenty four miles above Seven Felton Hribmer, with Black residents reportedly involved. Authorities warned residents to stay away as tensions rose amid the incident.
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Ah Avecini
Rhodesiea
Felton Hribmer
Brigisen
San Francisco Return Route Tickets On Sale Through Santa Fe
Fragments describe San Francisco and Return C000 via Santa Fe Route with tickets on sale Mey Ttb and references to through tourist service free chair cars. Mentions agent and service terms, with garbled names and locations, likely rail travel notice.
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San Francisco
Santa Fe
Diosa Pega Seed Bae
Have You Anything to Exchange Trade Offers in Old Ad
A vintage ad asks readers if they want to exchange items such as a horse for a piano a bicycle for a camera a gun for a bookcase and more including a wash boiler for a bug a pair of skates for a punching bag a spring overcoat for a baby carriage and other barter ideas.
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