Y M C A Opens With Quiet Day At Its Convention
The international Y M C A convention in Springfield opens with a new quiet day feature from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The session at State Street Baptist church hosts about 500 delegates from nearly forty states, territories, and Canadian provinces. Officers elected include President Henry M. Moore and Secretary Wilbur M. Lewis. The biennial report shows 244,077 members and property value exceeding $16 million.
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Sprixcrird
Mass
International Convention of the
State Street Baptist Church
Canada
G. N. Bierce
Dayton
M.C. A
Henry M. Moore
Boston
John EB. Irvine
St. John
N. B
James Stokes
New York
Henry J. McCoy
California
S. W. Woodward
Washington
D. C
J. W. Gillaly
Colorado
J. D. Robyns
Mississippi
P. Fenn
Ohio
George Rutherford
Wilbur M. Lewis
Georgia
T. D. Patton
Manitoba
Elgin G van Ness
Michigan
E. H. Moorman
Tennessee
International Committee
Frederick B. Pratt
Congress OF Religions
Pan
Minn
Toronto
Ont
Congress
Polygamy Prohibited Among Indians Decreed by Agent
Special order issued for publication by Capt Woodson, agent of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians, declares that both tribes fall under Oklahoma civil law and warns that polygamy will be punished like white people. Also notes a delayed legislative vote and unclaimed baggage sale in Santa Fe with Polish window cleaners promotion.
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Wiomra
Kaw
May
Woodson
Arapahoe
Oklahoma
Fay Templeton Receives 100000 From Osborne Will
The will of Howell Osborne, admitted to probate on May 9, bequeaths to Fay Templeton of New York a share of his estate not exceeding 100000 after other legacies. Templeton signed as Fay Templeton Osborne, confirming the relation as widow, amid executor statements detailing her anticipated interest.
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Osborne
Templeton
Howell Osborne
Fay Templeton
New York
Fay Templeton Osborne
CRISP'S SAFE POSITION ON SILVER REEXAMINED
Ex-Speaker Crisp hedges on the silver question, aligning privately with the president’s view that good times slow agitation while hard times or crop failures could revive it. His recent interviews show a shift from earlier silver talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Wasumetox
Crisp
Mr. Crisp
No Longer a Fugitive Nightingale Surrenders to Police
Bob Nightingale, sought for nearly two months, turned himself in at the police headquarters and was booked as a fugitive from justice. He had been indicted for forgery over a year ago for stealing his father's check and forging it. He hinted at reform and will probably be returned to Winfield to serve his sentence after an earlier escape. Nightingale once belonged to the "Fort street gang" in Topeka. Baltimore expo and other items follow.
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Nightingale
Bob Nightingale
Tey
Winfield
St Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Topeke
Four Big Successes from Popular Remedies Ad
Four eminent medical remedies are sold at J.K. Jones Drug Store in North Topeka Kansas and other outlets. Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and croup and colds promises results with a refund guarantee. Electric Bitters for liver stomach and kidneys. Buckley’s Arica Salve. Dr King’s New Life Pills all guarantee to perform as claimed. Multiple agents for Ne Plus Ultra Poliah are listed.
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J.K. Jones
Lyon & van Nice
North Topeka
Kan
Ne Plus Ultra Poliah
Slips His Chains Jumped from a Moving Train Near Olean
Charles Johnson, a post office robber wanted in the Indian territory, escaped from U S deputy marshals between Olean and Salamanca. Handcuffed to a seat, he woke to find guards asleep and fled. A $3,000 reward is said to be on his head as police search nearby towns. American counterfeiter Mendal Howard caught in London with plates for forging notes and stamps. Bandits raid Oklahoma, robbing John McClelland and son of money and valuables, then stealing horses and looting homes.
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Orrax
N. Y
Charles Johnson
Indian Territory
United States
Here
Salamanca
Brooklyn
Erie
Olean
Loxpon
Mendal Howard
Westminster
Howard
Bank of France
Oklahoma
Grimm
John McClelland
Tryon
McClelland
George Ross’ Place
Bear Dale
Dishonest and Immoral Priest Reported in Denver
A Vatican court deposed Rev. Father Mariano Lepore, pastor at Mount Carmel Church in Denver, after finding him guilty of undue familiarity with parish women, political dishonesty, and other unbecoming conduct. Affidavits from Jersey City allege embezzlement, adultery, gambling, drunkenness, and a blasphemous revision of the ten commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Hishop
Mariano Lepore
Mount Carmel Church
Jersey City
N. J
Man Resentenced to Be Shot at Pushmataha Court Grounds
A Choctaw man named Jacob Johnson, previously sentenced to be shot on March 15, has been resentenced to execution at the Pushmataha court grounds next Friday for the killing of his wife last fall. An explosion of twenty dynamite cartridges at a San Carlos, Mexico store left three families orphaned and several people injured.
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Cappo
L T
May
Johnson Jacob
Pushmataha Court
San Carlos
Mexico
Prominent Washington book seller reports anti silver demand
A leading Washington bookseller notes constant demand for anti silver literature while gold supporters find few titles. He highlights Brooks Adams on The Gold Standard selling 2000 copies and a silver senator buying 500 copies. Plans are afoot to correct the deficit as Carlisle drafts a sound money speech for Memphis.
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Wasuisotox
Washington
Friends of Gold
Brooks Adams
Messares
Carlisle
Memphis
Chased a Burglar by Topeka Shoe Merchant
G M Chase, a shoe merchant living near Tenth Street, awoke to prowlers and chased an intruder through three doors after smelling chloroform. The burglar escaped with only $3.50. The previous Sunday night another burglary occurred at T K Mayo on Paoli Street opposite Bethany College, yielding only a few dollars.
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G.M. Chase
G. M. Chase
Topeka Areoas
Tenth Street
T. K Mayo Uo Paoli
Bethany College
Citizens Seek Fair Wages at Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mines
Wardner and Kellogg citizens sign a petition urging resumption of work at the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine on $3 per day for miners and $2.50 for day laborers. The move reflects belief that low lead and silver prices plus cost of living justify the proposed wages. About 400 men are employed.
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Minora
Wanxonen
Ida
Bunker ‘Hill and Sullivan
Wardavr and
Kellogg
Wardner and
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Company
Onla
Not a Poodle in It at Pacific Kennel Show
San Francisco May 9 The bench show of the Pacific kennel club opened yesterday with uneven entries. St Bernards headline the display while the collie division is attractive. Hunting breeds are underrepresented except for the pointer and English setter classes. Notably there is no wire hair fox terrier or poodle in the show with 851 dogs catalogued.
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San Francisco
Pacific Kennel Club
Congress of Canines
Runaways Taken Home From Topeka Arrest
Two Abilene youths David and Loranzo Brown aged fifteen are returned to their parents by their father Lorenzo Brown after three days at the city prison. The boys had revolvers and ammo linked to attempts to seek fortunes amid poems and June swimming dreams. In unrelated notes a court injunction blocks a stage adaptation from Trilby while Dr King’s New Discovery is praised for curing La Grippe and coughs with trial bottle pricing listed.
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Abilen
Lorenzo Brown
Abilene
Topeka
David
Loranzo Brown
Hey
Jas Farmer
Munyons Success Becomes Public Proof of Efficacy
Munyons Success details vast free distributions of Munyon's Rheumatism Cure and other remedies across Topska, with thousands of bottles given away and a high cure rate reported. It lists numerous cures across multiple conditions, prices, and the company address in Philadelphia, urging readers to consult local druggists.
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Munyon
All Druggisia
Muoyon
Caraneu Postrivaty Conem
Unyon
Manyon
Mungyoo
Hesin
Munyoo
Homeopathic
Archstreet
Philadelphia
Mtunyon
Hawleys Unique Curlene Exhibition at Stansfelds Drug Store
Hawley Manufacturing to demonstrate curlene's curling effect in window display at 082 Kansas Avenue Geo W Stansfeld’s Drug Store Friday and Saturday a child will show half hair curled half natural a maid will test repeated efforts to remove curls also featuring Beggs German Salve and other remedies with sample box offers and daily Star Journal promotion
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Hawleys
Stansfeld
Hawley Manufacturing Company
Geo. W. Stansfeld
Kansas Avenue
Beggs
All Drug
Gista
Daily Starx Journal
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Jackson
Rambler
Spalding
Warwick
Crescent
Overland
Kitchel
Marburg
T. Denis
Steadway
Springfield, Mass
Friends OF the
Evansville
Ind
Woman's Board of Missions
The
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
H. Goodnight
Kentucky
Rowe
Texas
Stephens
W. J. Darby
England
Dover
Del
Anapeto
Sante Fe
Santa Pe
Fay
Batman
Baltimore
ED Bracke
Maj
Fred Brackett
Treasury Department
Harrison
Lord Baltimore
Lirrim Rock
Ark
Wantpoo
This County
John Green
Milt Harper
Green
Harper
Curefoxer
Cherokee Mining & Smelting Co
Swofford Dry Goods Co
Kansas City
Olean, N. Y
Congregationalists
St. Joseph
St. Joseri
Congregational Churches
C L. Kloss
F. E. Butler
J. P. Field
Albert Bushnell
W. S. Sutherland
Thomas E. Jones
Christian Endeavor Societies
F. V. Stephens
Sedalia
Treloar
A. KE. Yancy
Hardin College
William M. Treloar
Champ Clark
Sendey
St Paul
St Paut
Smith
Pacific
Teilby
Lacombe
J. Gunderman
Dimondale
Mich
Dr. King
Rives
de. King
J. K. Jones
Annals OF Medicine
Topska
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