Freethought Society Plans to End Army Chaplaincy
The Freethought Society in Cincinnati reports a convention featuring an annual address by President and key speakers. Delegates discuss proposals to remove military chaplains and promote secular governance, with references to “Triumph of Reason” and related essays.
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Cincinnett O
Mhan— Baal
American Secular and Freethought Society
Reignite St Mids Amneas
Vies Aee
Tlc. Vietserald
Chagrais
Lo Bryne
Bruna
Charles
J. Clee Wright
Wien
Polliteat Maene Af
John Prescott Huttignal
Morelies
Fraudulent Japanese Passports Reported by Immigrant Office
Vancouver paper notes 290 Japanese immigrants secured U S passports this month via Canada. Commissioner Reed says papers show false residence and Canada four years, with intent to fish in Canadian waters. Fishermen used the fraud to obtain Canadian licenses while narratives imply strict enforcement challenges.
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Vancouver
United States
British Columbia
Jamen Heed
Canada
Japan
Canadian
Reed
Washington
United's States
Union Thanksgiving Services in Topeka Churches
Topeka hosts Thanksgiving union services with arrangements across multiple churches. North Topeka will hold at Central Avenue Christlaxt church with a preacher from Third Presbyterian. College area events are set at Central Congregational Sees with an unnamed speaker. South Topeka details incomplete.
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Topeka
North Topeka
Central Avenue
Christlaxt
Third Presbyterian Church
Central Congregational
Oakland
South Topeits
Stockman’s F ingers Same on Both Hands
W. EB Beckham of Burton Kansas, a stockman, suffered from grip paralysis affecting both hands and digestive organs. After two years of baths, treatments, and decline, he began eating Grape-Nuts and reports rapid improvement. Within months he recovered strength, gained weight, and passed a medical exam, attributing his recovery to Grape-Nuts.
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W. EB Beckham
Burton, Kan
Jean
Denis
Church Services Planned in Central District
Arrangements for upcoming services are not final but will be announced. In the Central District the First Christian and Rev H A Ott will conduct services starting at 10 30 am with an offering at each service to benefit Ingleside and Mrs Thorpe's home. The program includes proclamation, scripture, prayers and a sermon by Rev H A Ott.
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H. A. Ott
Ingleside
Mra
Thorpe Tor
Spock
Stoela Phans
Vigilance Committee Called To Cleanse New York City
Bishop Henry C. Potter urged a citywide vigilance committee of 25 000 reformers to cleanse vice in New York. He proposed a central three to five member board to direct public effort and stressed persistence and cross denying differences among faiths and nationalities to unite under trusted leaders.
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Potter
New York
Henry c. Potter
St Pauls Chapel
San Francisco
Broad Daskht
Brethren
Inaugural Fete Committee Eyes Celeste Nellis and Aliss Marie Nellis
The Twentieth Century Inaugural Fete committees reported plans for Celeste Nellis and Aliss Marie Nellis to perform. Watson's orchestra may play for New York evening seats, with contracts to secure twelve. Executive and refreshments committees set meetings at the Commercial club rooms as work proceeds.
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Comine
Mins Celeste Nellis
Aliss Marie Nellis
Europe
Josie
Watson
Commercial Club
Admitted wrong would justify in blowing her brains out
Mrs P Sells' maid Eliza Donahue recounts the mistress actions in a divorce trial at Columbus claiming Mrs Sells aided Lyons’s nocturnal visits. Donahue describes locks on doors, sly entrances, smuggled men, bottles in the closet, and repeated schemes to hide the affair.
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Peter Sells
Columbus
Eliza Donahue
Sells
Agen
Pete
Florence
Eliza
Lyons
Tiles
Henry
Sells Harry
Birx Sells
Harry Lyons
Liza
Bott
Elizabeth
Mr. Selle
Fragmentary Trial Testimony Linked to Mrs Sells Case
The dialogue records a witness describing tensions between Mrs Sells and Pete Sells over money and property. She allegedly claimed to want her belongings back and spoke of lavish trips and gifts during their marriage. The witness notes Mrs Sells praised Pete’s treatment and attire while asserting she felt endangered by allegations.
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Eenter
Pele
Dusineas
Pete
Mim Sells
Mir
Sallat
Yas
Chicago
Mr. Sella
Mr. Sells
Ple
Mrs. Sells
Tée
Peter Sells
Sha
Sells Pete
Fie Bones
Abe
Peter Wis Alu
Florence
Kansas Population in 1930 Census Rises to 1.48 Million
Washington reports Kansas has a total population of 1 479 485, up from 1 427 096 in 1920. The gain equals 43 999 or about 2 percent as officials released the census figures.
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Washington
State of
Kansas
Sloan Discusses Lords and Lobbyists in New York Interview
New York November 24 Jockey Tod Sloan back from England speaks freely about race gossip and licensing. He says Lord Durham opposes Americans as a group not jockeys or trainers and blames touts for the trouble. He denies a Prince of Wales contract and expects no trouble getting a riding license.
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New York
Toa
Sloan
England
Lord Durham
Ampericans
Corrigan
Martin
Hiss
Prince of Wales
Three Inches of Snow Reported in Several Cities
The Rock Island notes three inches of snow last night in Phil lipsburg and nearby areas with additional snowfall in Mankato and Pratt Kansas. Details on a separate robbery case are unclear and cited with fragments from the minty authoritive source.
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Rock Island
Phillipsturg
Mankato
Pratt Kansans
Robb
D. Richmond
Ke Leland Trate
Missouri Pacific No 2 Leaves Kansas for St Louis
Missouri Pacific Lines No 2 departs Kansas City at 9:50 am and heads to St Louis with a smoking car day coaches reclining chair car and a Pullman car. Connections at St Louis Union Depot offer eastern links to New York and Atlantic coast points.
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Kansas
Aeere &. m. Ig
St. Louis
St. Louis Union Depot
New York
Atlantic Coast
McKinley plan to shift China negotiations to commissioners
A late November report says President McKinley considers replacing envoys with a three man commission to handle the Pekin talks. Seth Low, General Wilson, and Minister Conger named as U S commissioners with W W Rockhill as secretary.
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New York
Washington
Times
McKiniey
Pekin
State Department
Seth Low
United States
Brussels
Berlin
Wilson
Conger
W. W. Rockhill
Ching
Market Faces Mixed Tone as Stocks Remain Near Highs
The market held near record highs with rising activity but growing selling pressure. Traders noted aggressive buying by bulls sustaining gains amid broad price advances while bears intensified efforts to push a correction, leaving sentiment cautious despite an overall uptrend.
Indemnity Debate Over China After Allied Powers Meet
Washington sources say Allied Powers favor moderate Chinese indemnity to end recent outrages and avoid new quarrels over control of ports and spheres of influence. US may push for international supervision or board to regulate Chinese finance and internal taxes if a careful settlement can be reached.
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New York
Washington
Journal of Commerce
Department
China
Kal Eadway
Rirobert
Hart
United States
Andenrnby
Perncinal
Neral
Emperor Nicholas Rumored To Face Lung Complications
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports unconfirmed rumors that Emperor Nicholas may suffer lung complications linked to typhoid fever, with observers noting possible brain involvement and impaired intellectual powers. No official confirmation has been issued.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russa
FAKIES SEEK $25,000 IN WONDERFUL ELECTRIC LIGHT SCHEME
Chicago Tribune reports no arrests yet in a conspiracy case tied to an alleged Wonderful Electric Light scheme. Victims allegedly paid for dry cell batteries promising a miracle light but received nothing. Names of those involved appear unclear in the fragment.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Eilis ‘Talmadge
N. M. Anderson
Unsportsmanlike Conduct Forces Cancellation of Topeka Football Date
State Normal in Oanosil ing faced a cancelled game with Washburn after manager Humes halted the Topeka matchup. Opposition centered on Washburn allegedly hosting a semi professional squad while the Normal team argued for a fair, amateur contest. A sale notice for a hand made cigar appears in the clipping.
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TOD Sloan
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