National Conference on Reforms Discussed at Topeka Meeting
Prominent national figures including Pauliner of Minneapolis and Garrett of Philadelphia are set to address sessions on reforming state institutions such as reformatories and industrial schools. The event outlines weekend programs at Copeland Building and Haskell, with committees and speakers from across the country detailing housing, charity, and educational reforms for adult and juvenile care.
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Popeteik
Correctionu Witt
Pauliner
Miatnapulis
Itl
Garrett
Philadelphia
Daughry
Leavenworth
Prisco Amd
Adalte
Arrangemie
Ieee
Ray
Beate Stalaytns
Somumittee Nei “Sar A
Troutrean
Major Jerdon
Go. We Sankey Mesure
Drew
Janne
B.D. Ensatian
Topeli
Frank B. Bandorn
Copyard
Divcussion
Cornor Viet
Stace Negital
Inaane
Hugh F
Yonne
Chew
Galen A. Merrill
Owatonna
Nue Mowers
Giastingas
Chicage
Gove Tienal
F. W. Blackmar
Lawrence
Ary Purligan
Philly
C. Garret
John D. Mill Ken
McPherson
Cyanty
Haskell Eee
Biographical Notices and Social Items Chronicle Kansas Names
A long slate of personal notices lists many residents and visitors across Topeka and nearby towns. Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Walp host a social afternoon. numerous guests from towns and cities attend, with detailed dress notes and table decorations.
Volume of trade and prices in western and northeastern markets
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports broad economic recovery with high prices, increased production and stockpiles, especially in iron, coal, wool, cotton and silk. Demand uneven, some hesitancy on higher wares, but exports strong. wheat, corn shipments rising while failures rise slightly in US and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Grangeough
New England
Middle State
Pennsylvania
Potomar
Hithir
Bessemer
Philadelphia
Lough Valley
For Lake
Sic
Gendon Eales
Pall
Shanghai
Canton
China
Yisek
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Canada
Filipinos urged US sovereignty in Buencamino peace plan
Buencamino, once a Filipino cabinet member and recent Otis ally, declares reconciliation with American sovereignty and proposes a peace platform. He urges recognition of US sovereignty, cessation of hostilities, and Filipino cooperation with US efforts against bands in the name of independence. He also calls for a constitutional framework and improved representation in Washington.
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Menile
Senor Guencaminig
Otis
National Filipino Party
Marind
Acubalde
Feld
Phix
United States
Senor Buencamino
Spain
Americas
National
Filpino
Pinos
Ural
American Congress
Manay
A. Perma
Philippine Independence Debate Reflected in Insurgent and Friar Voices
Fragmented excerpts reveal two sides of Philippine tensions the first voices Fili pino agitators in Manila urging independence while the second shows friars seeking a halt to hostilities to protect their properties. The discussion mentions the civil commission and possible leadership shifts toward Aguinaldo, with hopes for a peaceful surrender and future governance under American sovereignty.
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Manis
United States
Oteil Commission
Britiee Beral Wweos
Asuinnhio
Philippines
Civil Commission
Aguinaldo
Brtif
Saray
Large Yokohama Fire Leaves 1600 Houses Burned
Reports from Yokohama describe a major April 18 blaze in the western suburbans of Pukin. The fire raged six hours, destroying 1600 houses and 30 temples along with key buildings, injuring nearly a hundred and causing about five million in value loss. Admirals Kempf and Remy led a naval reception in port with broad international representation. A Bourbon County soldiers’ gathering is planned in Restedan with speeches by local figures.
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San Francisco
Caf
Yokohama
Pukin
Japan
Tossig
Kempf
Remy
Mae
England
Russia
France
Colored Republicans Meet in Topeka Kansas To Shape State Convention
A Kansas convention of colored Republicans meets in Topeka starting Monday at the old courthouse, with sessions through Tuesday. The agenda includes executive sessions, committee appointments, and addresses on citizenship, state administration, and patriotism, aiming to influence the upcoming Republican state convention. The event features leaders from multiple cities and honors the Twenty third Kansas Regiment with music and welcome remarks.
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Kansas
Topeka
Old Court House
Ig Eatenop
B. W. Barker
Twenty-third
Kansas Regiment
J. Hume Childers
J. Mt
JH. Guy
T. S. Mopping
Rush at High School Ceremony Ends in Crowd Turmoil
Graduating class spent fore noon listening to seniors. On the last hour, students returned to the cloak room to find the door locked. A professor guarded the assembly hall but a mob of about twenty boys forced entry, breaking the lock. The professor tried to arrest some but failed.
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Emeays
Ore—Thong
Sile
Freelawd
Akerifian
Southern Baptists Open Forty-Fifth Annual Convention in Hot Springs
The first section of the Forty-fifth annual Southern Baptist convention met in Hot Springs Arkansas on May 12. Former Governor Rhasy served as president to open the session. Delegates from Southern states were well represented as discussions began on national committees and mission work. Mrs C A Stacey of Washington delivered the annual address, with Mrs AW Armstrong serving as secretary and other national committee representatives present for recommendations.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Fbvetmir
Eastman Watel
Govarntiens Rhasy 2 Ueste Cseree
Missoasey Auxiliiary Union
Populist War Committee meets in Sioux Falls
May 12 report shows the national committee organized with officers including Senator Marionutler and Caroline as vice chair. Other members listed include J. H. Edminston and Gers F. Waviturn, with additional names such as 3A. Edgerton and General J Weaver noted as part of the newly formed committees.
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Hosan
Signal
Sioux Falls
Pepg- Ist
Mtil
Marionutler
Caroline
J. H. Edminston
Nebenska Carmemrarie
Gers F. Waviturn
Masea
Ceeaarr
Edgerton
Caloradin
Seoemgire
J Weaver
W. Asas
Eugene Sitta
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