Bright Women Meet in State Federation Event
Representatives from across the state gathered at the First Congregational Church for a federation meeting. The program included speakers, musical items, and discussions on women’s education and reform led by Mrs. Cushing and Mrs. Moore, with active participation from Kansas City and Topeka delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N- Morrill
Sirs
Baker
Higwains
Allinterns
Federation
Lincoln
Web
Bre
Stee Noble Prenctia
James B&unmin
Drs LB Kellogg
Mise & DC
Austin
Kansas City
Mire
Alii Choston
Mise
Setmyar
Kanvas City
Alma
Miriam Chttroh
Bauyente Ware
James Stumm
Oh. Haynes
Fort Scott
Mira J. D. Moteverty
Eo Vt
Mary
Detley
PC Chamberlmin
Salas
Nuwton
Shakespeare Etuly
Cuanei Grove
Shkespreare Club
Cortonwood Falls
Julia A. Chee
Winnethas
WHO
Mt Beloit
Mes
J. PL
Davia
J. EL Herrick
B.D. Merrick
Newton
Ti. Deters
Jaccards
Adams Brom
Topeka
George W. Wikans
Mina Winang
Womens’ Club
Hutch- Liman
Sail
Keilloge
Pal- Pa Moe
Dusineer
Oo Mecia Individeas
Wo men of Hutchinson club mark reception amid old ties
Misspellings and era language mark a Hutchinson Women’s Club write up noting longtime members and guests. Mrs Geares W Winans and Mrs Willa Lord Moore are highlighted as former Junction City and Chicago connections. A club welcome address featured milk and roses, with invitations and attendance described in uneven prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie Picet
Mre WA Motlarter
Provident of
Kopesia
Tepeks Club
Follereaton
Lstters
Charne
Count Grove
Waar
Gray
Hebert Frans
Stineier
Vic Wise Arthur
Lig
Porlis
Ocean Volcaines Wide
Berne
Chalrsen
Mars
Belle Dalley
Salina
Carruth
Lawrence Awad
Bert
Ares Sadiegvaart
Wichita
Mogeri
Pritmurd
Lowe
Petrie
Willers
Phe
Eo Leweher
J. Mire McWartet
Dng
Topeka Uierary Cakbe
Escorts Studies
Teopke
Branieg Esteert
Ise
Tata Tavern
Willa Lord Moore
Maegaret Deland
Lord Moore
Mia
Moure
Moore
Nell Sherman
Cushing
St Lekven
Geares W. Winans
Women's Club
Hutchinson
Junction City
Chk
Chicago
Storrs
Topeka Autumn Festival Invites Combat Band Leaders
Col John Marshall of Topeka leads a Ta City unit to the Topeka weeklong Autumn Festival. Major Tom Andere joins Musicians from local groups to compete for prizes. Festivities run October 1 through October 9 with events including panda partisan performances and military band concerts.
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Chanut
Daily Tribune
Anthony Comstock Sues for 10000 in Imprisonment Slur
In Brooklyn federal court, Dr. Montague F. Leverson sues Anthony Comstock for 10000 claiming defamation from a slander incident in Albany. Leverson alleges Comstock called him a notorious mallet of low means during a social greeting. Comstock countersued for slander and was discharged on arraignment.
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Leverson
New York
United States Distriet Court
Brooklyn
Montague F. Leverson
Port Richmond
Comstock
Cecil Rhodes Resigns From British South Africa Company
Report confirms Cecil Rhodes and Alfred Bor resign from directorate of the British South Africa Company. Board heads debate succession as a bronze statue of a bearded figure is reported found. Interpreting the broader items, several ads and notices appear, including medicines and a manufacturing firm resuming business with capital outlay of 110000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go, Tendon,May
Cecil Rhodes
Alfred Bor
South Africa
Ube Eltistion
Tremont Dedicated Temple of Costly Beauty in Boston
The Tremont Temple in Boston, described as America’s most costly free church, held a dedicatory service for a grand new temple built after a fire damaged the prior structure. The design draws from Venetian palace style with a central entrance and seating for about 1,000, combining church and office space, reflecting the builders’ pride in Lorimer’s work and Boston Baptists’ celebration.
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America
Boston
Tempe
Hostess
Avreice
Loriner
Tr. Lorimer
Venice
Wien
Helene
Rich Man's Threat Prompts Tax Protest in Terra Haute
George Bement of Terra Haute challenges payment of $4 000 in taxes after a tax commissioner's report flagged $31 000 in real estate values. Bement vows to seize all his property and resist county and state collection, while tax officials reveal an ongoing dispute over escaped taxation and rent-related charges. The issue, labeled "tax ferret" work, draws public controversy despite wider public approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bement
Terra Haute
Verte Haute
Ceorge W. Tement
Ttehr
Hay Warehouse Robbery Aimed at Western Hay Co Leader
Kansas City May theft targets the Western Hay Company warehouse near Eleelithetree and the Renses City area. Japer Fuadford a colored employee confessed to stealing hundreds of tons of hay valued over 1040 dollars. William Brown Sr and Jr allegedly bribed Fuadford to steal hay, with Brown pocketing money and the crew moving stock by wagon. Hearings set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Western Hay Company
Eleelithetree
Hadford
Wiliam Brown, Sr
Willam Brown, Jr
McGee
Fourteenth Street
Nina
Brown
Radford
Parry
Jon
Gibbone
Evane
Insured For A Million Polices In New York Life Scene
Life insurance men in New York note the high value of policies linked to prominent figures. Philadelphia financiers and rivals like John Wanamaker are discussed as examples. multiple large policies across Mutual Life and New York Life are cited, totaling around two million dollars.
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Hamiton Disston
New York
Diivion
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Mr. Disston
New Fork
Oh. Uren
Begas
Insurasce
Heiable Ae Aswuranes Snocety- He Tena Isa
Ie Mutual
A.W. Smith to Issue Full Public Statement
The letter reveals Smith insisting on delivering a complete statement to clarify his stance on the Kahkit matter and to expose Cy Leland as a troublesome rival. He argues the public deserves full details, asserting his integrity and urging withdrawal of supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Smith
A. W. Senith
Cy le- Jan
Kahkit
Mursiil
Ise
Topeka
Cy Leland
Leta
Lost shoe found at police station offers reward
A pretty black lowshoe with patent leather and dull buckle was found on Kansas Street. The finder, King, hopes the owner will claim it. shoe bears the mark Westlin and the number S44. The report notes the wearer described yellow stockings and a belt, with details of the missing woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack King
Kansas
King
Donovan
Westlin
Kine
Faithful Meet Holds State Initiative Rally
Four advocates of initiative and referendum gathered for a state convention in Topeka. The meeting moved from Topeka park to Representative Hall, began with a 4 pm roll call, and featured W H Edenington, Cyrus Coming, J H Lathrop, and others. Bennington chaired the session, committees formed to study political conventions and direct legislation, with Grigsby Willits and Lathrop among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Tr Wan
AO Grigsby
J. BL Willits
HL Lathrop
Shaw Rebukes Gum Spending for Religious Work
William Shaw of Boston addressing Presbyterians urged redirecting funds from gum and frivolities to religious work. He spoke at the TheaPiest Presbyterian church to a large audience. He criticized wasteful spending and urged greater support for charity and church duties.
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Shaw
William Shaw
Boston
The
Christian Endeavors
theaPiest Presbyterian Church
Mr Shaw
Fuel Company's Suit Dismissed in Southwestern Case
Southwestern Fuel Company drops suit against Brush Electric, allowing Brush to collect from patrons. Payment plan set with amounts to be paid by June 15 and July 16. Booth Tucker dates postponed due to California absences. Topeka visit shifted to May 17. National crowds from Arkansas Missouri and Olina expected at Grand Thursday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buit
Southwestern Fuel Company
Dsmiss
Brush
Brush Company
Garpishrim
Ute Fuel Company
Ite
Tuly
Booth-Tucker
Califor
Nlm
Booth
Potwin council considers street improvements and new sidewalks
Potwin council approves plans for brick walks on Greenwood Avenue and Woodlawn, orders weekly sidewalk inspections, and discusses a road grader, electric light proposals, and park maintenance. Debates arise over noise from dogs, barbed wire removal, and city branding measures. Five named residents and officials are cited amid budget and street committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potwin
Willis Com
Fudge Clark
Milnell
Pierce
Mh Wicks
Booth
Sun Vapor Light Company
Fifth and
West
Aetsibors
Absornes
AL Wainee
Booths
Woman's Worth Lecture by Father Michael at Hamilton Hall
Father Michael delivers a defense of woman’s value at Hamilton Hall in a grand lecture titled Women’s Worth. He extols purity and Christian virtue, contrasts oppression, and urges equal moral stature for women within religious life and society.
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Father Michael
Hamilton Hall
Harmilton Hall
Woman's Worth
HG Ks
Guam
Fragmented Local Notice With Scattered Names
A damaged OCR style item mentions fines, theft, and governance terms, referencing names like De Bawaba and Bremners but with garbled text. It hints at penalties, public safety, cholera, political notes, and a secretary named Staley. The readable parts suggest a miscellaneous city item from May 6 with unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidebhay Neve
Bremners
Miamieau
Staley
Is It a Trifle Aids Indigestion Remedy Ad
A 19th century advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabbets as a cure for acid dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims rapid relief from sour stomach, burning mouth, and weak digestion. The pills, priced at 1 cent per package, are marketed by Stuart Chemson Co in Marshal Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stuart Chemlon Co
Marshal
Micis
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Social Science Federation
First Congregational Church
Womens
Clute
Eginning
Busness
Beckstrom
Jackson Street
John Marshall
Anthony Comstock
Delphi
W. Phillips
Eighth Ave
Chasgu Pearlezs
Tremont
Bremnes
Saratoga
Sim
Cinderella
J. G Wood
Hedderman
G. A. F. Farmer
Alice
Onge County
Daffenbaugh
Walcott
Perry
Lotte
Sponce Chahas
Greatks
Ase Adams
Johanna Dupree
Lumbe
Folice
Ferry
Witlandere
Jobnanerinine
Idlgeers
Helariere
Aestawall
Rentinces
Adda
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