Discordant Musicians Meet at National League Convention
The Federation SMunmians, yesterday shut out at the National League of Musicians convention, secured a restraining order from Judge Storer to prevent readmission of federation delegates. President Hremer declared the convention adjourned as federationists crowded the hall. Vic President George MachMintin chaired after officials were chosen.
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Smunmians
National League of Musicians
Storer
Federation Drlegares
Leaguere
Dbugentiin
Hremer
Kent
Vic
George Machmintin
Federation
Temperits
Sergeent-Atartis
Feterarion
Leagur
Reformers Gather Fifth Conference for Good City Government
In Louisville on May 6 leaders of reform movements from major city offices converge for the Fifth Conference for Good City Government. Mayor Todd will welcome the delegation and President James Crater will address the assembly. Speakers include Franklin Mangh of Kingston ex mayor Solviten of Brooklyn William M. Hornblower of New York and Charles Janevier of New Orleans.
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Conferance For
Louisville
Ne Na- Heout Municipal Teacee
Todd
Dela Garda
James Crater
Conservins
Paday
Pranktin Mat Vengh
Kieng
Sohviten
Brooklyn
William M. Hornblower
New York
Janevier
New Orleans
Stevenson Flats Suit to Foreclose Mortgage
The Concordia Lian and Prost company files to foreclose mortgages on Stevenson Flats at the corner of Buntoy and Palimore Birevis, debt about $15. The petition states the lot has been in default since 1900, no taxes paid since then, and asks for the appointment of a receiver to oversee the property during foreclosure.
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Concordia Lian and Prost Company
Frourtt
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Stevenson Mats
Carmer
Buntooy
Palimore
Notice to Contractors at Kansas State Agricultural College
Sealed bids for erection of a Domestic Science Hall at Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan Kansas for about 12500 dollars. Bids due May 12. Work on campus near Main Building with completion by Getaher 22 97. Separate bids possible for mason carpenters painters tailors and other trades. Specifications available from Prof J D Walthers Agricultural College. Bids must include good faith guaranty. Board of Regents reserves right to reject any or all bids. Kansas April 22 197.
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Hegent
J. N. Birbocker
Manhattan
Kansas
Mt B
Seleice Hall
Kansas State Agricultural College
Getaher
Peintars
Palsters
J. D. Walthrs
Agricultural College
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Electric Bitters Promised as True Remedy for Digestive Ailments
Ola People report Electric Bitters as a mild stimulant for stomach and bowels. The tonic aids digestion, strengthens the system, and supports natural function without harsh stimulants. Sold by J. K. Jones at 610 North Kanwas Avenue, price 34 cents and 2 dollar bottle.
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Strent and
Kanwas Avenue
Rock Island Route Fare Notice for St Louis Round Trip
Rock Island route offers one fare for a round trip to St Louis with travel on May 5 and May 6. The tariff details include a charge noted as 5a sew on Dattaxs. Peerless Steam Laundry appears in the context of advertising or related notices.
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Rock Island
St. Louis
Peerless Steam Laundry
Hot Shot by Waite Sparks Suffrage Clash in St Louis
Governor Waite faces a sharp rebuttal from Victoria Whitney, president of the St Louis Woman Suffrage Club, during a Jefferson Club hall lecture on restricted suffrage. Whitney argues against his claims and attacks the idea of excluding women, while Waite defends limited suffrage and deflects questions about abuse, corruption, and the role of women in society.
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Riland
Davis HL Waite
Colorado
Jefferson Club Hall
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Conkling Whitney
Hata Suffrage Club
Whitney
Himan
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Popus Nien
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Fi. Pubticons
Marie Hanna
Lnost
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado City
Mira Whitney
Ashe
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Tushood
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Waites Mea
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Washington
New York
Gow Strait
Bomenth
Koshore
Woman Suffrage Debate Ends With Mixed Reception
Governor Walter faces an impatient crowd as Mrs Whitney challenges a remark about women. She and the governor engage in a heated exchange, the audience reacting with derision to his critique of universal suffrage. He argues intelligence should ground voting rights and warns against extending suffrage to women without vigilance.
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Church Bowling Alley Sparks Citywide Curiosity in New York
Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church in Manhattan plans a bowling alley linked to its youth work. Rev Me Anderson, Cincinnati born and Ohio graduate, leads the trial. Initial rumors denied that the alley would be inside the church building.
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Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church
Anderson
Cincinnati
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Dental Officers elect Kansas State Dental Assoc leaders
The Kansas State Dental Association wrapped up its twenp-more 2nus meeting with officer elections for the coming year. Officers named include President Dr FL Wasson Ottawa first vice president Dr J Freemont Birket Kingman second vice president Dr CC Allen Topeka secretary Dr E Ruigardner Lawrence treasurer Dr J Renz Leavenworth. The session included plans for an evening program though several readers were absent and the meeting ran shorter than expected.
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Kingman
CC Allen
Topekas
E. Ruigardner
Lawrence
J. Renz
Leavenworth
Westfeld
Frank McAvoy
N. A
Weather Summary From T B Jennings Kansas Report
United States Weather Bureau forecaster T B Jennings reports for the week ending May 1 in Kansas: warm early days followed by below normal temps, widespread rain across parts of the state, eastern northern belt reports good field work and sowing, early corn coming up in south and central counties, wheat in excellent condition with some yellow spots, corn planting rapid in favorable weather, stock on excellent pastures and dry conditions, western divisions note beneficial rain for crops and forage, early fruits blooming, some frost damage in north and south.
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Man and a Machine Sets 105,300 Ems in Seven Hours Ten Minutes
Leadville report records a linotype operator Leo Reller breaking the world set time with 1051 ems in seven hours ten minutes using a tinotype at 36 revolutions per minute. Previous marks by Baker of Seattle 5.8 and Eugene W. Taylor of Denver 101.8 were noted. Reller plans Salt Lake City and San Francisco travel.
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Pyramid Pile Cure Proclaimed By Bedsore Case
A patient from Indiana writes that after fifteen years of piles and a near surgical operation, Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills restored health and weight. The testimonial urges others to try the remedies, noting no surgery needed and urging belief in the cure.
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Mississippi St
Indiana
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Ina
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Hinkley
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Albion
Mich
Red Man Learns Visits the President at the White House
Washington May 6 A large White House gathering included Missouri Republican Bartholdt leading about twenty lawmakers to protest the recognition of National Committeeman Richard Kerens. Delegations from Kickapoo and Potawatomi urged W S Field for deputy commissioner of Indian affairs. Ohio’s Grosvenor and others backed ex-Congressman Wilson for comptroller of the treasury. Aimed at immigration limits, senior order of American machinists pressed for a commissioner who favors restriction. Delegates from the national singer bund invited McKinley to their Philadelphia festival. he would attend if duties permit. Georgia Republicans led by Colonel Farrow pressed for railroad commissioner. Senators Elliott and Gear met, with Debor of Kentucky refraining from patronage talks.
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Missouri
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Kerens
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Warwick
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Brotherly Love
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Georgia Republican
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Wade Hampton
Alliot
Gear
Debor
Kentucky
Treaty Defeated After Months of Arbitration Debate in Senate
The U S Senate rejected ratification of the general arbitration treaty with Great Britain by a 39 to 2 vote amid a tempest of debate. Proponents cited dangers in territorial claims while opponents warned England could press Cuba or other U S lands and sought amendments.
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Senat@r Berry
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England
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Greek Crete Operations Amid Conducted Proceedings
The text notes Greek efforts to run Crete from Ortomiri do quinior and references Armenian massacres with British designs on the Transvaal. After executive-session proceedings, the senate declined to authorize publishing the details.
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Quinior
Real
Attack on Zola Sparks Paris Editor's Montreal Reply
Paris Tempo editor M Brunetiere assailed Zola's fiction as inaccurate and immoral, saying his peasants and soldiers are not French and that Zola shows cynical modern life. Zola defended thirty years of work and vowed to continue, while Brunetiere in Montreal confirmed his remarks were reported and offered no further comment.
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M. Brunetiere
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Tempo
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Zola
Paria
Bouwlevardieres
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Montreal
Roof Garden for School in Gotham Attracts Public
A new public school building in East Newark will open May 19 featuring modern educational appliances a free library public reading room and a roof garden. The garden will invite general public access with concerts, botanical displays and plant life as a relaxation from study.
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Gotham
New York
East Newark
Tillman law in court over California wine suit
W A Vandercook Co of California sues South Carolina officials under the dispensary law seeking a perpetual injunction to stop interference with its Charleston wine business. The suit follows seizure of a carload shipped to TEC Simonds of Charleston and names Simonds and other local citizens as purchasers. Damages sought total 100. Judge Simonton set May 17 for argument.
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South Caroline
Charleston
S.C
May &A. Cuit
United States
South Carolina
W. A. Vandercook & Co
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Vandervaok & Co
TEC Sissonds
Simonds
First National Bank of Charleston
Wquor
Simones
Baok
Vandarcook & Co
Columbian
Fudge Simonton
Increase in Saloons in Chicago Ahead of May Licenses
May city records indicate a rise in saloon licenses with about 29 new applications filed and over 700 more licenses expected by May 13. City Collector Martin notes steady revival across businesses tied to licensing and revenue.
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Martin
Hornse
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Story Advertised
An old advertisement touts a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming to act in 1 to 3 days and remove causes of disease. It mentions Anthony, ex-master of Promise City Iowa, and a testimonial about one bottle plus two doses helping greatly. Sold by Swift & Holliday druggists in Topeka. Also notes a Peerless Steam Laundry service for washable ladies shirts without color fading.
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Promise City
Towa
Swift & Holliday
Drucgists
Kanada Avenas
Topeka
Walsia
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Health Tonic Promoted
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the best remedy for prostration heart failure and digestive disorders. It claims it nourishes the blood, renews tissues, and strengthens nerve and liver function, urging readers to buy through druggists despite warning about greedy sellers.
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Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Ieal Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
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