Topeka Rescue Home Fund Drive Details
The article notes Push of funds for a rescue home in Topeka. Popence and C L Holman plan to repurpose an old Quinton Ranstad property into the home. C N Crittenden of New York Philanthropist Society pledges $100 for furnishing and the first year's maintenance. A new committee including Wwatts, W C Halaton, Eva Harding, Alte Tard, W E Smith, Ila Hart, and Hart hax is formed to raise sufficient funds.
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FO. Popence
C. L. Holman
Quinton Ranstad
Quinton
C. N. Crittenden
New York
Pensions for Kansans under Baker Act aid workers
Kansan official notes last week success in securing pension increases and new allowances for several claimants. Names include Huston Medora Chad Brown Fort Scott and Weinrich Fischer at National Military Home, with amounts from 5 to 24 dollars. Statements from Brooks Rivers Andrews and others reflect mixed public sentiment on the Baker Act and pensions.
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Sonstor Baker
Washington
Henatur Baker
Kansas
Detersan Huston
Medora
Chad Brown
Fort Scott
Weinrich Fischer
National
Boilitary Home
Adel G Alford
Moundh City
Ikaac Fienieteinal
Lee
National Miliary Home
David T Ingraham
Republicans Quit In Kentucky State Officials Ready To Vacate
In Frankfort on May 24 Republican Auditor Sweeney notified Democratic Auditor Coulter he would surrender state records and office possessions immediately without awaiting Court of Appeals action. Other Republicans are expected to follow, leaving the state house to Democrats next week as the party plans a June convention to nominate delegates and possibly a separate nominating convention for governor. The Goebel reward committee met in Frankfort the same day with Colonel T C Campbell and Justice Goebel expected to attend, amid dispute over Governor Mounts refusal to honor requisitions and a Knox County case involving John Powers.
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Frankfort
Sweeney
Coulter
State House
Court of Appeals
Democratic State Executive Committee
Kates City
Prankfort
Goebel
T. C. Campbell
Justie Goebel
A New Saint for La Salle Order Observed in Rome
Rome observes the beatification of Jean Baptiste de La Salle founder of the Christian Brothers. Delegates from Ammendale and American provinces attend as Pope Leo XIII presides. The event marks La Salle’s progression to sainthood with expectations of patronage for churches and widespread honors.
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Washington
Loa
Christian Brothers
Jean Baptiste de la Sallé
Rome
United States
Waslington
Baltimore
Suburbas Touli
Ammendale
Orthos
St. John’s
Calvert ‘Hall
Rock Hil
Howard County
Mary Tend
America
Haltimore
Brother Christian
Guguat
de la Salle
Brotherhood
la Salles Intest
Paris
Heather Gabriel-Marie
Methodist Book Depository to Move West to Kansas City
Chicago May 14 The Methodist conference heard a memorial by Dr King urging constitutional amendment disfranchising polygamists from public office. A report favored moving the book depository from St Louis to Kansas City and consolidating several church weeklies. The plan includes a $7,200 quarterly subsidy for the consolidated publication?
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Kansas City
Methodist Book Depository
Chicago
Methodist Conference
Omaha Christian Advocate
Rocky Mountain Christian Advocaate
Delecate Vin ‘Treese
Vheney
Committee On
Thok Conecern
Bayonet Changes Hands In Wichita Ownership Swap
The Bayonet weekly in Wichita passes from Jerry Simpson to Frank Peltrut who will publish on the same Populist line. Simpson withdraws due to other duties, Peltrut assumes editorial and business control and aims to continue the paper’s principles and political stance.
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Wichita
Jerry Simpson
Frank Peitret
Peltrut
Lestio
Simpson
Peltret
Washington
Ainoc
Charities Conference Clears Topeka Farewell Visit
A Topeka delegation travels from Lansing for closure of a charities conference. Resolutions praise Kansas's capital and hospitality, memories of the year noted, and a final paper on caring for dependents and reform in labor. Edward Devine and Mr Fox discuss housing, crime, and state control ideas. A Santa Fe train conveys many Topeka attendees.
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Topeka
Lansing
National Military Home
Soldiers’ Home
Kansas
Fiueh
Fox
United States
New York
America
German meat bill risks Chicago packers market
Chicago on May 24 reports a German Bundesrat bill passage jeopardizing 60 million pounds of American meat. Packers warn prices may rise once law takes effect as imports stop, with others predicting loss of German market and the need to seek new outlets abroad. Industry voices differ on impact but foresee a notable setback for Chicago firms and sausages, canned meats, and lard trade.
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Chicago
Bundesratb
Reichstag
Germany
Sbi
Nackers
Lorris Eppstein
Edward Tilden
Libby, Meneill & Libby
Bundesrath
Robert Atair
Thomas J. Lipton
Michael Codaby
Ereland
United States
France
Armour & Co
Sailors of the Texas Convicted in Naval Court Martial
The court martial of eleven sailors from the battleship Texas reached verdicts with two acquittals and nine convictions. Those convicted received punishments from six to fifteen months at Boston naval prison. Officials stated there was no mutiny and the incident stemmed from an attempted arrest of a Grinken antler at Grassey Bay Bermuda amid an effort to free a prisoner. injuries occurred to a marine sergeant.
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Washington
Lemly
Texas
Jas. Paney
John Hommaltic
Wr McCullough
Joseph G. Murphy
Homer BE. Ellerne
Alfred Schaefer
Seatich
Ad Thomas Cronin
Wm. H. O'Neill
Compasstets
Naval
Boston
Lone
Lemiy
Grassey Bay
Bermuda
West Sea
Bryan Has 171 Delegates in New York Convention Counts
New York May 4 The state Democratic convention delegate tally shows total 410 needed for majority. Elected to date 796 delegates, Bryan 171 uninstructed 129 to be elected 15 percent.
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Bryan
New York
Democrats Adjourn in Kansas Convention Delegates Chosen
The Kansas state Democratic convention at Wichita adopted platform resolutions endorsing limited government, anti foreign entanglement, opposition to gold standards, and support for monetary reform. Delegates were elected to back William Jennings Bryan and the Chicago platform with strong party unity and Topeka agreement.
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Democrats of
Kansas
Jefferson
Jackson
Findsica
Congress
Monroe Gostring
Aghfost Sree
Republican Party
Iawa
Hawans
Gwanines Devan
Nebraska
Kanvarz
Ion
arteRepubli Forcen
Topeka
Wwiecetes
Neely
W. W. Lateor
Rawn
Siternates
W. C. Butta
Charles A. Hasgart
Hi Danters
Andotte
L. de White
Miami
Liternates
J. Io Pattyjohn
Johnson
Robinson
Douglas
Panier
OP. Jones
Witwon
Eviie Newton
Monntgomery
Hyliendersos
Cheroker
Muir
Crawford
I Hi Haslett
Buttler
J. Eastman
Coffey
Alfred Fushar
Osage
Gilbert Biter
Greenwood
A. ML Davin
Suiar
Sarl Binckehere
Chine
Harry McMillan
Ottawe
Bryan
Friends of
H. P. Purrelly
Jum
Policeman Killed in St Louis Strike Riots
Renewed rioting on the St Louis Transit system left a Special Policeman Duncan K McCrae dead after a stray bullet struck him on the Cass avenue line near Twenty third. A child, Eddie Manse, was wounded by a shot while near his home as stones were thrown at passing cars. Conductor R F Hedge was injured in the same disturbances as guards patrolled night runs in a tense city during the strike.
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Cass Avenue
Twenty-third
Duncan K McCrae
T He Jotormas
Oger Putrainien
Ninth District
McCrae
Eddie Manse
Care Avenue
R. F. Hedge
Tower Grove
St. John’s Hospital
Sulina Street
Hedge
Park Avenue Line
Park and
Angiselppi Avenues
Monarch
Belectric Ol
Salt Lake–Denver Road Aims to Link Cities by Huntington Plan
San Francisco May 24 The examiner saver C P Huntington of the Southern Pacific proposes a rail link from Denver to Salt Lake City in cooperation with eastern and London partners. The plan includes a coal mining unit and a steam manufacturing plant in Colorado, aims to purchase the Denver Lakewood and Idaho railroad, and revive the Denver Salt Lake and San Francisco charter. The route would run Denver via Golden Boulder South Boulder Canyon Middle Park and the Yampa Valley toward the state line, with no Utah surveys yet and intent to build westward.
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Examiner Saver
C. P. Huntington
Bel
Eastern
London
Balt Lake
Denver
Olorade
Yaun~ Pa
Lakewood
Iden
Denver, Ealt Lake& San Francisco Railroad Company
Colorados
Golden
Boulder
Boulder Canyon
Middle Park
Yampa Over
Utah
Wheat Market Smoothed by Profit Taking and Weather
Chicago May wheat trading opened weak on bearish weekly crop notes and Northwest reports, then rallied as favorable weather and export bids supported prices. July edged up to a peak before slipping back on profit selling, with quiet receipts and mixed futures action shaping a cautious session.
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Vertemay Ut Fc
Fila
Otter
Gike
Liverpool
Duluth
Ieee
Chen
Ftc
ATS Therheid Wits
Susgike
Eustie
Wea
Wheat and corn outlooks weigh on markets in May trade
In New York trading, wheat and corn futures show firmness amid anticipated May shipments and selling by households. Oats drift lower as hog receipts ease, while crude weather dampens near term demand. market tone remains cautious with July options active and mixed Liverpool presence.
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Tomas
New York
Petrie Lake
Twalapie
Kansas City
Tomorris
Liverpool
Advants
Wallowe
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