Endeavorers Petition Unfrocks Father Phelan Case Open
A New Jersey memorial by Christian Endeavorers requests Father Phelan of St Louis be unfrocked. Archbishop Wilton/delayed, sending Rev J P Dawson to forward the petition. The Endeavorers’ attack on his paper’s views spurs a delayed church response.
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Father Phelan
aAsnear Park
N. J
Mgr. Batolli
Christian Endeavorers
Phelan
St. Louis
J.P. Dawson
Uxrren States OF America
Washington
Eo Ole
Dawson
Dawsop
America
Kenator
St. Loom
May
Eugene Coyle
Catholic
Peter Morrissey
Father McErlane
Father Coyle
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Calvary
Gunmin
Ola
Secretary Smith
Allen Caruthers
Commercial Bank
J. B. Readies
Harrison
Ispianarotis
Ind
Crisis in US Britain seal fishery talks sparks danger
Washington reports an ugly crisis as the United States and Great Britain refuse to re enact last year’s seals regulations. US officials warn firearms could trigger massive slaughter in the zone north of the twenty fifth parallel. US cutters seize armed vessels under old orders while awaiting new instructions.
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Great Britain
Washington
United States
Se Vretty
Alaska Commercial Co
San Francisco
State Department
Wholesale Kidnaping Rumors Spread From Louisiana Border
Reports from Ouachita county Ark and neighboring Louisiana border counties describe mass kidnappings of negroes by white men for farm labor. Negroes are reportedly driven into Louisiana by force, with some victims herded like penned livestock. Eldorado dispatch notes Judge Smith convening a grand jury to probe the outrages.
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Louisiana
Ouachita County
Ark
Arkansas
Union
Eldorado
American League formed to protect sports named president
Maj. Philip P. Johnston named president of the newly formed American league aimed at encouraging and protecting American sports. Johnston, a veteran horseman born in Shiloh, Virginia, rose from marble cutter apprentice to Civil War major, later practicing law and leading harness racing groups including the National Trotting Association.
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New York
Maj
Philip P. Johnston
Pastif P. Johnston
United States
Shiloh
National Trotting Association
Armenian Atrocities Probed by Commission in Turkey
Constantinople May 15. A commission touring Armenia found 120 burned houses at Jellygoozun and evidence of mass killings. Victims dumped in pits, oil poured on bodies, and partial concealment failed. Local remains were removed, villagers buried in consecrated ground. Powers demand Armenian reforms with Christian officials and veto rights for governors.
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Constantinople
Armenia
Yillages
Jellygoozun
Porte
Wealthy Populist Sues For Dividends From State Printing
Charles F. Sears of Topeka files in district court a $9,000 suit against Hamilton Printing Co. and State Printer Snow. Sears, owner of forty shares, claims four years of state printing revenue totaling $960,000 and other printing $60,000, yet has received no dividends.
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Sulit
Topeka
Torres
Kan
Charles F. Sears
Kansas
David Overmyer
Hamilton Printing Co
Snow
Sears
Knights Templar of Kansas hold annual conclave parade
In WicmirA Kansas on May 15 the Kansas Knights Templar held an annual conclave with 9,000 knights in a grand parade led by Topeka’s Marshall military band. Wichita won first in the competitive drill, Newton second, Wellington third. A reception followed at the Auditorium. In Arnasta Georgia on May 1 the Order of Railway Conductors began its twenty fifth convention with 150 delegates and about 600 others in attendance.
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Fhonéand
Wicmira
Kan
Knights Templar of
Kansas
Marshall
Topeka
Wichita Commandery
Newton Commandery
Wellington
Order of Railway Conductors
Arnasta
Grand Division of the Order of Railway Conductors
Lo’deck
Grol
Clarke
Deadly boiler explosion at saw mill kills seven
Limbs torn from victims lie scattered as eight men are mangled in West Bingham Pa. mill ruin. Five die at once, two more perish in hospital. Boiler condemned days earlier for unsafe gauge, belt jam triggers catastrophe. Other briefs: Detroit fire, rail yard gas strike, Kansas insurance meeting, and baseball scores.
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Burrato
Associated Press
West Bingham
Peck
Haskell & Cobb
Claude English
James Mowers
Eugene Merrick
Lyman Perry
Charles Rover
Caleb Converse
Albert DeGroat
Bell Gridley
Detroit
Derr
Mich
Dwight Loimber Co
Scotten Avenue
Michigan Central Railroad
Photograph on his flesh peculiar marks of lightning victim
A lightning strike at Milligan, Florida, yesterday left John T. Wilkingon, a young merchant, nearly dead. After removal of his clothes, a clear image of a clump of trees with shaded leaves appeared burnt on both sides of his body, an eerie natural photograph.
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Prysacota
Fla
Milligan
John T. Wilkingon
O Shea Sues Railroads for 10000 in Blacklist Case
W J O Shea of this city sues Lake Store Michigan Southern Toledo Ohio Central and Wabash for 10000 claiming he was blacklisted after leaving the Lake Shore during the American Railway union strike. He alleges discharge from Wabash and denial of work by Toledo and Ohio Central due to the blacklist mark. Reverend Miller of Toledo and Reverend Deaver of Green Kansas have moved into the city.
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W. J. O'Shea
Lake Store & Michigan Southern
Toledo & Ohio Central
Wabash
O'Shea
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
American Railway Union
Lake Shore
Treasury deficit passes fifty million dollar mark yesterday
Treasury deficit grows past 50 million with $50,404,887 deficit since July 1 1894. Thirteen days of May show a $5,150,517 shortfall. Expenditures exceed revenues for the second year since 1865, cumulating to $120,203,147 since July 1, 1893. Customs receipts exceed last year’s total. internal revenue lags behind 1896 figures. Even with current income tax, July 1 deficit could top $85 million. if unconstitutional, it may reach $50 million. The Kickapoo reservation document from Washington notes delays in opening lands and a petition of 400 names urging the president to intervene with the interior secretary.
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Wasuixetos
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Kickapoo Reservation
Washixgros
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
Omaha Thurston Rifles Drill Tops Camp Schofield Display
In Minelis Tenn May 15 at Camp Schofield Omaha Thurston Rifles led by Capt A H Scharff offered the best guard drill seen there as Governor's guards later performed. The crowd of over 4000 watched the Gatling gun detachment of the Omaha guards and Cincinnati detachment close the afternoon program.
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Omaha
Thurston Rifles
Park
Minenis
Tenn
Camp Schofield
Governor's Guards
Uopward
Montgomery Park
A. Hi. Scharff
Milk Turns Sour Near Lemont Drainage Canal
Lemont Illinois May 15 villagers and milkmen warn sour milk will persist until the drainage canal is completed. They compare blasting effects to thunder and note sweet milk cannot be kept longer than twelve hours, tying spoilage to ongoing construction.
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Chicago Drainage Canal
Lemont
Comparative areas outline shows world land sizes compared
The article lists approximate land areas for regions and countries, noting ratios such as Asia to Americas, Nicaragua to New York, and Africa to Asia. It mentions various territories and cities, including Florida, California, and Omaha, with historical context on notable residents and former jobs.
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Mgr. Satolli
Ottawa
Pomona
Quenemo
Pantleg
Congregational Church
Pantleg Olivet Township
Osage County
D. W. Grifith
David Jenkins
Olivet Township
Thomas Kimball
George R Folsom
John T. Davia
Barclay
SIR Knights
Pennsylvania
Mound City
Mowunp
Henry Carbon
Kansas Insurancs
Excension Spares
Sunflower Club of
State
Aseball
St Louis
Brooklyn
Louisville
Chicago
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Indianapella
St. Joseph
Peoria
Recktford
A. R. U. Man
D. Miller
Toledo, Towa
J. B. Deaver
Green, Kas
United Brethren
Loity
Treasury
THE
Memphis Drill
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Asia
Nicaragua
Bungaria
Indiana
Australia
Alaska
Africa
Japan
California
Haiti
West Virginia
Connecticut
Veneznels
Arizona
Madagascar
Florida
Georgia
Carolinas
Austria-Hungary
Colorado
Guiana
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Spain
Portugal
France
Italy
Germany
Turkey
Europe
Asia Minor
Palestine
Arabia
Egypt
Afgica
St Louis Globe-Democrat
D. Turner
H. L. Sturgis
Dillon Street
Turner
Eskridge News
Manhattan
Bur- Tingame
World- Herald
the Star Grocery
Boston
Arm & Hammer Soda
Golden Rio
Price’s
I. B
Curtis Bro’s
J. S. Sprout
the Star Grocer
W. T. Beerbohm
Kansas Ave
Furman
Oenes
Ennt Thames
Furman’s
Kas
Olof Ekberg
Merchant Tabor
Topeka, Kansas
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