China Opened by the War to Modern Thought
From Pagan Fields a report on the opening of China to modern thought following the Japanese war. Dr H H Graves urges aggressive missionary work in China and cites the need to evangelize foreign populations in American cities to avert domination by foreigners and Romanism. Reflections on negro question and Southern Baptist unity follow.
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Income Tax ruling seen as likely upheld by Supreme Court
May 14 report says justices expect to announce Monday a 5 to 4 decision sustaining the income tax law on core points. Majority opinion prep by Justice Harlan, with possible two opinions. adjournment not until May 27.
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All for silver The Denver Times Makes the Statement
Editorial notes Senator Teller opposes lukewarm pro silver candidates and calls for unity under free silver to restore national prosperity. It frames 1896 as free coinage or disruption for the Republican Party with Colorado backing Teller.
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Jackson
Groane
Lockett
Oklahoma Avenue
Cardinal Gib sons Advocates Moral Backing for Prohibition Limits
Baltimore May 14 Cardinal Gibbons in the hall of the Young Men's Christian Association urged the Maryland State Temperance alliance that prohibition cannot be seriously pursued in large cities. He proposed high license limits saloon caps near churches and schools community vouched licenses regulated liquor laws and absolute Sunday closing. He stressed that legislation needs moral support from the people.
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Memorial Day at Lincoln's tomb in Springfield
Stansom Post to march to the tomb of Abraham Lincoln on Memorial Day with services in Springfield. Notables invited include Ex-President Harrison, William McKinley, Robert T. Lincoln, and John J. Ingalls. G A R commander in chief T G Lawler to attend. Elgin Band sought.
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Stansom Post
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Abraham Lincoln
Harrison
Wm. McKinley
Robert T. Lincoln
John J. Ingalls
T. G. Lawler
Elgin
A High Born Child Born Atop Pike's Peak
Coronapa Serixas Colo May 14 Dr Christopher of Colorado Springs flew to the summit of Pike's Peak to witness the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Taggart Me Taggart foreman of the cog road has lived above timber line at 12000 feet this is the first known birth at such elevation Pike's Peak Taggart named by train boys weighs ten pounds and is said to stay in the Rockies also notice about Lawrence Delmour New York politics born in Ireland in 1847 and rising to leader of Tam many hall now a retired businessman and popular figure
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Christopher
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
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Taggart
Manitou
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Timber Nine
Rocky Mountains
Price
Notable reunion to honor blue and gray at Oakwoods
A Memorial Day dedication of the Confederate monument at Oakwoods in Chicago will feature officers from both North and South. Southern states will send carloads of flowers to decorate graves of about 6,000 Confederate soldiers. Subscriptions from Chicago citizens will cover entertaining guests, aiming to be the era’s greatest reunion of officers from both sides.
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R. L. Stevenson's Widow Arrives for Oakland Visit
The Mariposa carried Mrs Stevenson and her son Lloyd Osborn e and companion Mrs Strong from Samos. She will spend time at her Oakland home and split residence between Oakland and Apia Samoa. She says her husband left her well off, with unpublished letters and writings indicating a small fortune. Also notes plans for a new suburban electric railway between North Topeka and the dam and the use of old rails from the defunct West Moreland and Marysville line.
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Pomeroy
Catarrh and its many forms described by World Institute
A promotional feature explains catarrh as the root of many maladies and lists symptoms for head and throat bronchial, liver, and stomach catarrh. It invites readers to mail or visit for World Institute treatment, promising speedy, inexpensive relief and cure through their system.
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World Institute
World Institute System
Costiver
World Medical Institute Adverts Medical Treatments
An advertisement for World Medical Institute at 631 Quincy St Topeka offers treatments for seedauniks catwerk and various diseases including rheumatism consumption nerves chronic and special diseases tape worms head and all or no pay. Epilepsy paralysis kidney liver bladder blood and skin diseases and diseases of women and children. Office hours daily with Sunday hours listed. Kansas City Corner Missouri Avenue Office and Mura Street.
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Missouri Avenue
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New Rules Urge Salutes for Brooklyn Post Office Leaders
May 14 Brooklyn postoffice workers ordered to salute Postmaster Sullivan and senior officials on the street in military style. The rule, limited to the street and to division superintendents assistant postmasters and postmaster, aims to lend dignity to officials.
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REINHART SAYS HE WILL ANSWER AT TRIAL
Joseph W Hein hart former auditor and railroad president defends constitutional rights at Matilda Wallace suit saying he will answer all proper questions at trial while noting his refusals apply only to preliminary interrogatories and no concealment in his connection with the round remains.
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Atchison, Yopeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Matilda Wallace
Gerber
Dittenhoefer, Gerber & James
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