Kansans Masons Open Ceremonial Session In Salina
In Salina on May 11 Ista Temple held a lively ceremonial session with many visitors. Novices including Reuben O Thorinn and Iran A Lloyd were initiated into the shrine. A banquet followed as ex-Senator Milton Direwn spoke on matters of irrigation and a dispute involving L M Perry Co. and seed producers drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Ista
Reuben O Thorinn
Iran
A. Lloyd
Henry 2
Camintetlceo AL
Shmuel W. Eagier
Curtis
Sortan
Clay
Benj. Morean
Miley
John W. Petty
Abt
Suma
W. D. Smith
Jona McManan Ant Ges
W. Henderson
Elfis
James M. Bent
Benj. A. Liowich
Jun & Gates
Sulian
Wichita
Court of
Milton Direwn
Garden
Fina
Perry
Beden
AL Ferry & Co
Haa
D. M. Perry
Ballinger
Im, Ferry & Vo
Widerwauic
By, Bt
Peres & Cin
Kansas
Floney Crant
Beloit District Session Reports from Ministerial Association
The Beloit District session of the North West Conference opened May 1 with sermons and presentations. Rev W F Vannon led notable talks on church work while Rev BT Hanter preached Wednesday and Thursday night, among topics on education missions and district apportionments. Twelve delegates from seven counties attended the meeting.
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Murein
Die
North‘West
Behuren
Murniy Mayty
Getty
Laveen
Vannon
Ledie Merpiton
Jewell
Cawkor
Alan Shallie
Tharstas
Siruas
Fige
Evans
Cuignitin
Various Kansas Towns Report Odd News And Local Happenings
From Larned to Wichita scattered notes recount a telephony expansion in Larned with subscribers, a meteorite stone found near Stokes Mill river weighing pounds, Burlington considering a commercial club, Otis and Lawrence tied to regional trade, a grain elevator fire near Prabody, and the Kansas Grain Dealers Association planning a May meeting to address freight costs and crate business.
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Abilene
Stqokes Mill
Muscot
Helish Museum
Ie Bis Worth County
Burlington
Gurlineton
Dusness Mediaf Taporii
Otis
Lawrence
Kansas
Wichita
Kansie Grain Drafds Association
Tring
Gorman Verdict and Schafer Suit Highlight El Dorado Report
After hours of deliberation a jury awarded Gorman 1910 100 in the damages case stemming from Carrol E Schafer. Schafer alleges Gorman defamed him calling him a thief and Gorman used truth as his defense addressing 18 counts. City Assessor Stinson completes ET Dorado valuation showing 3700 population, up 14 percent year over year.
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Gorman
Carrol E. Schafer
Schafer
Patrick Gorman
EL Dorado
Stinson
ET Dorado
St Louis Plans First All-Water Line to Mexico
May 14 in St Louis workmen near the Stational Dick campan yards push the first ship built locally for a St Louis to Mexico voyage. The vessel, led by Captain Hudson, aims to connect St Louis with Vera Cruz and ports in South America, with a stock-backed effort by local investors including James A. Reardon and others to fund further ships.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Dick Campans
Carondetet
Mexicat
Mexico
Huson
Britigh Na VS
Gman
Queen City
Missiseio Valley
Atex
Port
Catfish for Colorado Shipments Planned by Denver Proprieter
Denver proprietor W. Mevewen of the McDowell tote air Lies proposes shipping catfish to Colorado markets. He visited state game warden Swan to discuss sealing spawners for two reserve grounds two miles from Uer Laws of De Hoyas. He plans to raise catfish locally, noting transport issues as fish spoil in water and will be shipped in boxes packed with wet alfalfa to prevent death.
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Denver
W. Mevewen
McDoowell
Fiegie
Swan
Colorado
Methwell
Ade
Cooperative Barn Proposal Aims at Central Stable Plan
A neighborhood in New York near Lincoln and Fourteenth Street debates a co-operative barn to care for horses. Plans include building central stables with a lot purchase and shared costs, employing two men for feeding and care, and distributing shares to participants to reduce living costs. The project seeks broader adoption within years.
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Lincoln
Fourteenth Street
Benedicettus
Wilow
Benedict
Alti
Thie
Melicl
Topeka Club Members Plan Funeral Attendance
Topeka club members are requested to meet at the club house on Friday May 1 to attend the funeral of the late OM. Poutics in a body. The service will be held at Unity church at 3 00 p.m. John Johnson president. Also an advertisement for Dew Wil's Lite Early Risers liver and stomach pills. G W Stansfield 2 Kansas Ave.
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Topeka Club
Sp. m
OM. Poutics
Unity Church
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Prices Are Higher Trade Review Reports Market Shifts
New York May 15 R Goun & Co weekly review of trade notes gains in prices for wheat corn cotton and other commodities while wool and sugar hold at higher figures. Stocks rise modestly and bullion flows ease. weekly sales up 2 percent year over year. Government reports show receipts and exports fluctuating with mixed demand and ongoing investment cautions. Failures rise to 264 in the United States and 4 in Canada as markets adjust.
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New York
R. Goun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Melo Tor
Wek Ae
Liverpool
Atlantic
Chicazo
Montreal
Philadelphia
Langr
Lks
Eomun
Abed Relison
United States
Canada
Airship Sails Again Barnard Delivers Second Nashville Voyage
Prof Barnard conducted a second flight from Nashville Pennsylvania on May 15 with his airship. The craft ascended rapidly and circled numerous times as Barnard used the Liegele pedal mechanism and a feline steering attachment. It drifted northeast at high altitude and landed about 12 miles from the start. Barnard praised the ship’s maneuverability despite headwinds and noted potential progress by adjusting the course obliquely. The scene drew hundreds as crowds cheered the inventor and crew before departure.
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Barnard
Nashville
Penn
Artiock
Barnant
Pref
Buriaed Sayr
Jefe
Wien
Kansas Medical Society Holds Annual Meet in Topeka 1898
The Kansas Medical Society closed its annual meeting in Topeka with officers and delegates elected. New president is Dr. A McGuire of Topeka, and delegates to the AMA include J Wetherby and M Hun Lister. A committee was appointed to explore joint sessions with Homeopathic and Electrical Medical societies and reduced rates for attendance. Findings on overproduction of defectives and criminals were assigned to a Topeka panel. An open air concert at Guritela Park is planned tomorrow afternoon by Marshall's Band.
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Topeka
Kansas Medical Society
A. McGuire
Yepene W. Feity
Abbene
G. P. Marner
Marion
W. FE. MeVex
Topeta
W. F. Sawbill
Concordia
Ten Reynolds
Hortons
Wuraran
Stewart
Toneka
Judieval Council
Maggie L. McCrea
Winchester
den FM
Bailey
Beloit
MG. Ward
Tepetaei
J. Wetherby
Hutchinson
Minner
M. Hun Lister
Leavenworth
American Medical Association
Kanaas Medical Ety
Hemeopathic Medical
Tepekil
Dre DB. Rastman
A. Fi. McCandress
Holton
T. W. Peers
A. Ih. Longshore
Guritela Park
Tonmerow
Marshall
Dick Cooley's Batting Helps Team Along In Sporting News
Riot at Kansas City as catcher Fred Lake knocks umpire Graves down. Police escort umpire away from angry crowd. Cincinnati and New York games report eleven innings with varied scoring. Baltimore rallies to win a high scoring contest. Philadelphia defeats Louisville as Flaxers’ wildness in the first inning leads to defeat. Pittsburgh beats Washington as race tightens with late runs and crowd attendance around 2500.
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Baltimore
ST. Louis
Scoats
Marie
Leola
Dinah
Bale
St Louis
Flaxers
Attendane
Rae Palladelphis
Leanteyth
Eatwites
Philadel
Field and Boyle
Louisvill
Prager
Wilson Pittsborg
Sashington
Pittstung
Pittsbure
King
hEoeosoous
Pittabure
Fitts Washington
Billie
Geran
Purrel
Western League Kansas Cuts at Milwaukee Riot After Umpire Beats
In Milwaukee a heated Kansas City at Milwaukee clash ended with umpire Grieve assaulted as Graves and Latke clashed after a controversial call. Graves was knocked down and the crowd surged, four policemen entering to restore order. Lake retaliated, and the game finished with Kansas City folding in Milwaukee ninth.
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Kansas
Milwaukee
Decison
Grieve
Fred Latke
Tie Wines
Harty
Graves
Lake
Lake Rettger
Kansas City
The Molien 20 DTD AUT eB Batteries-stc Dotgal aid Fuller
Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis notices show battery makers and agents with names like Fuller, Sonjer, Lohman, Figgemler, Boylu, Isabel, Spies, Underwood, Quinn, Traffley, and Sullivan. Listings reference locations Cedar Rapids Minneapolis Rockford and Burlington with associated business lines and registry numbers. The fragmented OCR presents a catalogish record of vendors and contacts across multiple cities.
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Cedar Rapids
Fuller, Sonjer and Lohman
Fitz Claims No Foul In Corbett Bout Photos
Tod Fitzsimmons asserts he did not strike Corbett in the fourteenth round. He bets $1000 that fight photos do not show any foul blows by him, insisting he delivered clean jabs as Corbett went down in the wind during the round.
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Fitz
Corbett
Baltimore
Tod Fitzsimmons
Fitzsin
Rebsey
Corvett
Avery
Strick
Salvar
Jabbval Corbett
Punches in Wind End Round as Spectators Spill Belief
A boxer recounts an exchange where an uppercut felled an opponent who stayed down. He notes he avoided a second punch as the referee counted out, while onlookers disputed fouls but supporters rejected the claim. He recalls bets and insistence that no foul occurred.
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al Smith
Parson Davies
Chatie White
Billy Brady
Cor
Bers
Lee Jones Practice Sparks City Fire Alarm and Rivalry
Fire department rushed to a false alarm from fire box 4 11 44 after Lee Jones fired at insulators on telephone poles in Potwit and tat u burh. A visiting kingtoscope representative planned to photograph Jones for his upcoming contest with Mr. Montgomery. An observer warned Jones to practice with both eyes open as the crowd anticipates the trap shooting event on Kansas avenue.
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Lee Jones
Potwit
Montgomery
Kansas Avenue
Agazent
Kingtoscope
Jones
Lee
Topeka Ball Team Signs Six Players For Season Opener
Manager Hoff of the Topeka base ball company announces six signings for the season. Decoration Way hosts two opening games. Kid McBush from Colorado Springs faces Bun, with Dimmy Cristol at second. Tin Conlin to be the shortstop, Matty Evans from California will catch, Wingert to pitch, Spec Hulbert of Coffeyville center field. Other positions pending.
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Ruf
Driscoll
Hoff
Topeks
Flax
Kid McBush
Colorinde Springs
Dimmy Cristol
Tin Conlin
Independence
Matty Evans
California
Wingert
Dlnction City
Spec Hulbert
Coffeyville
Center Dell
Milwaukee League offers prizes for highway improvement photos
The League of American Wheelmen in Milwaukee on May 19 offered 125 dollars in prizes for heat photographs of bad roads to be sent to its committee for highway improvement in the coming year. Prizes awarded for single pictures with extra prizes possible per person. Send all photographs to the National Committee for Highway Improvement in Milwaukee. For more information contact the committee.
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Milwaukee
League of American Wheelmen
Tush M
Comenetaie
Ian Nathitul Camnadttee
Sunday Church Notices and Sermon Schedule
A local church page lists multiple services and events for Sunday across several congregations. Lectures at the Occult Church of the Austle Shrine at 5 p.m. on Javk Gon Street. sermons at First African Baptist and Olden’s pastorate. morning and evening services at First Christian, Fins Presbyterian, and Walnut Grove churches. city ministerial union and YMCA discussions. youth programs, Endeavor groups, and hymn-singing at various times, with ministers including Rev. J. A. Vincent and Rev. Hec. 3. Mo Brown.
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Javkgon Street
Fourth Street
Hammon
Jesus
Relic Ton
City Ministerial Union
YMC. A
A. An
John Watson
Thomas
Hec
D.B. Boyd
Er Joho
A.M. EL Church
Ehick Ty
Fins Presbyterian Church
Tham and & m
Htev
J.oan
D. D. Mornine
Toni
Bening
First Christian Church
H. A. Baten
Danville
T.D
Boyle
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Cormier Third
Jefferson Streets
Helmens
Wesleyan Methodist
Oumer Third
First Baptist Church
Ninth and
Jackson Streets
Ket M. L. Thomas
Christian Endeavor
Walnut Grove
C. B. Dato
Major Stillwell
Salvation Army
John A. Vincent
Chunh Corte
Rures
Mo Brown
Beeking Christ
Man of God
Epworth
First Unitarian Society
Abram Wyman
Brown Chapel
B. Ehurcb
Eorger
Washitetun
Chris
Religious notices and public events mix in Tondeur column
A jumble of church schedules and spiritualist notices appears alongside brief social items and a wartime style train wreck mention. Activities include baptisms, sermons, Sunday schools, and talks at Lincoln Post Hall.
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Elder Wm. Tennison
Bufkin
Ind
Miles
Tessisnn
DE Mules Medical
Ikuart
Dedoss
L M. Peawed
Odd Fellows’ Building
Quincy Street
Earth
Undertakers
DeMoss
Pennel
Quincy ST
J. M. Knight
Aart. Combine Undertaker & Furniture Dealer
Eagle's
Modern
Topeka Steam Laundry
Cee
Kansas News
Kansas Masons
Kelley
Natural History
Globe Trotter
S, M. Ferry
Cco
Finney County
Ministerial Association
N. W
Tha Biate
Larned
Scott
Catfish
W. McDowell
EW. Benedict
Twenty-third St
Metrapons
Vendatta-Pinayivantty
Cortendt Street
Tribroises Street
Bramner
Ansistant
Johnson
Ayer
Sporting News
Dick Cooley
Fred Lake
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Aids Ginin
Shore
RIALE
Carriniaath
New Yorke
Ehret
Ant Peltz
Schriver
Meekin
Sullivan and
Wilson
National League
Chutes
Baltmnore
Phildeiyhta
Notre
Boston Soul
St Louse
THE
Western Association
Minneapolis
Paul Probocoro
Figgemler and Boylu
Brush Isabel
Spies
Rockford
REE
Borkferd Os
Svongreoosa
Quincy Coovolips
Underwood
Gquinn
buBigre
RAILE
Tratteries
Sullivan
Stolea Batteries
Collahan
Parder and
Collins
Chibamaenist
Br “Atal Rm Brassica
Es Detroit
T. A
Eva
Seebonat
Smith
Curtis ‘Townsend Ia
L. A W
Sheridan
Pigulsville
Stax
Pallias
Equeville
Young
Jack Sheridan
Preedsman
Western
Chicago
Dr. Lewis
J. B. Hayden
Mennns Ave
Vogenitz
No Naguer
Oga Mas
Soggs
Shawnee
Building and Loan Association
Resor
Columbia
Mr. Suarrivcun
Pickre M. Bnattinger
Djerechwild
W. J. Healy
Brows
Wi Kingsley
A.B. Poole
TM Hacley
AM Batra
Laniersian
Society of
First Church of Christ, Scientiat
West Sixth Atree
Paul and Barnabas
United Brethren ‘Church
Seremon
S. Coblerits
Hlm
Scot
Mhlenge
Th. L. Rookwood
Indiananvis
Lear
Ayers
J. Ayer
Lowell
Mass
St. Petersturc
Uy 1
Mockenbat
Eltoa
Jared
Guten
Taéston
May
Ahirberquén
Windeor Castle
Fadwants & Trrker
Chamberlain Palmel
Twavenworth Ani
Santa Fe
Stooth da Peerkess
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