Major Hood Still Active in Politics Despite Rumors
Newton May 15 reports in Kansas that Major Hood has not withdrawn from political life. The piece also covers Representative Lambert's courtroom theatrics in a separate case, along with local items from Emporia Esco rations Lawrence and other towns, including a court trial of Ben Whelton and a baseball game between Kansas University faculty and seniors.
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Emporia
Ake
Exponia
Ben Whelton
L. Lembert
Randolph
Lambert
Sone
Lawrence
Faculty of Kansas Universiy
McCookfield
Hutchinson Schools Gain New Salary for Next Year
Rav Dr Martyn to be at Emporia May 28 speaking for the good citizenship department of the young people's society. Martyn, known as the Park hurat of Chicago, will address civic topics as part of the community effort.
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Hutchinson
Rav
Martyn
Emporia
Eurorim
DeCarlos, Martyn
Parkhurat of
Chicago
Good Citizenship
The
Young People's Societica
Encyclopedia Mischief and Missing Volume
A Fosdick household comedy centers on a missing encyclopedia volume about E and Etna. Mrs Fosdick and daughter Ethel search shelves while Mr Fosdick lampoons women’s tendency to misplace books. The mystery ends when a page misprint reveals Etna and Life notes.
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A. Posdick
A. Fosdick
Mrs. Fosdick
Ethel
Musa
Emerson
Papa
Egypt
Mr. Fosdick
G A R likely to condemn Confederate monument dedication
In Broomesbron May 15 rain marred Illinois Grand Army encampment proceedings. A heated session debated dedicating a Confederate monument at Oakwood cemetery Chicago on Decoration Day. The encampment is expected to pass a resolution denouncing the plan as improper and unpatriotic and warning against G A R participation.
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Quantrell Mesararat
Lauresce
R Cordley
Quantrell Menument Committees
Oak Hill Cemetery
Businoss
Dentists suspend Paola member for advertising and ties to school
The Kansas Dental Association suspended Dr. A Floyd of Paola for advertising and for being connected with Atsingun s Dental school. The case follows a previous action against Dr. Wasson and Dr. Van Foesen. Floyd claimed he only lectured at the Atkinson school and severed ties after the term. A trial before the board of censors is pending. The group discussed advertising ethics, with plans for a regional meeting next May at Excelsior Springs and a lecture on Electricity as Applied to Dentistry and Medicine by Prof. L L Blake. The day ends with officer elections and a 1805 adjournment.
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Atkinson School of Dentistry
A Floyd
Paola
Kansas Dantal Association
Atsingun’ S
van Foesen
Kansas City
Floyd
Atkinson School
Wasson
Board of Censors
Parker
Olathe
Dr. Floyd
L. L Blake
State University
Kansas
Big New Planing Mill Ground Staked on Jackson Street
Robert Montieth, from the Seats Fe shops carpenter department, will start erecting a large planing mill between Second and Third streets on the east side of Jackson. Fritz & Drew laid out the foundation this morning. construction to begin soon and finish by July 1. The one story brick mill will measure 40 by 70 feet and require about twenty workers.
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Jackson Street
Robert Montieth
Seats Fe
Jackson
Fritz & Drew
Stormont hospital board to host Kansas doctors reception
The Janet Stormont hospital board in Potwin discussed spring lecture plans with eighteen lectures in May and June for nurses. About twenty nurses are expected to attend as the hospital nears completion by fall and Dr Ward will close his Potwin hospital. A reception for Kansas Medical Society members will be held tomorrow night at 333 Greenwood Avenue from nine to eleven.
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Kansas
Janet Stormont Hospital
Potwin
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Hogeboom
Ward
Wall
Guibor
Grubbs
Powell
Munn
Mulgane
Kansas Medical Society
Greenwood Avenue
Bis marck on women and social democracy in 19th century Russia
Dispatches report Prince Bis marck praising womanly sympathy as a stronger bulwark for political institutions than the anti revolution bill, while Emperor William reportedly approved debates on the bill. The second item mentions fashion trends with buckram dresses and stiff haircloth sleeves, warning against relying on soft appearances. Awards notice states Green Coal Co. won a federal coal contract at 8.45 per ton for 100 tons of anthracite for the federal building.
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Times
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Reichetag
Standard
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Green Coal Co
Federal
Arnold
Green Company
Cuban Revolution Mix of Expeditions and Plans
Mixed late May dispatches report six American expeditions up to May 15, Cuban rebel leaders in high spirits over progress, and plans by M Gonzalo De Quesida and Carlos M Cecpedes to tour Jacksonville and Tampa for funds. Also notes Martinez Campos greeted by crowds in Cuba, and Paddy Ryan's return to boxing with a Coney Island match planned.
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Baraco
Nip Bay
Coronza
New York
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Caben Revolutionary Party
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st _onca
Jacksonville
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Tampa
Key West
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Marti
Jose Marti
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Cuba
Martinez Campos Bes
Cienfaecos
Paddy Ryan Hedmvivus
Tror, N
Paddy Ryan
Maher-Marshall
Atlantic Athletic Club
Coney Island
Harrison to Sit for His Portrait in New York
Ex president Harrison leaves for the east and will stop in Newark to receive a medal from the New Jersey Historical Society. He proceeds to New York to stay two weeks at the Fifth Avenue Hotel and sit for a portrait by Eastman Johnson for the White House collection. Street committee meets Thursday at 9 in the council chamber.
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New York
Ispianafoits
Ind
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Newark
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New Jersey Historical Society
Fifth Avenue
Eastman Johnson
White House
Council Chamber
Wheat and grains slide amid frost and market firings
A Chicago market summary reports wheat opening weak then firm with July at 65 to 64% and corn steady after a dull session. Oats hold, provisions ease on hog receipts, and hogs and lard push prices lower while receipts rise. market activity remains choppy across wheat, corn, oats and related futures.
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Chicago
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New York
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Market update notes strong export demand and grain prices
Wheat and corn export cargoes moved at four ports while prices held firm. Oats rose with wheat, shorts covered on strength, and traders expect higher futures with little volume. Livestock lower on Kansas City trade. beef and cattle receipts and报价 shown with mixed activity.
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Sunny Stig
Saly
Journal
Chicago
Nebraska
Dakotas
United States
Dolath
Kansas
Texas
Kansas City
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
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