Preacher at Nine Years Old Oldest Ordained Minister Claim
Fort Scott October report highlights Rev. McGrew of Hive Mound as one of Kansas oldest ordained ministers in length of service with forty seven years ordained and acting elder for thirty years. He began preaching at a young age and remains active in ministry across multiple appointments in the Neosho district.
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Fort Scott
McGrew
Neosho
United Brethren Church
Hite Mound
Cpn
A M E Pastures A M E Church Assignments Wichita Topeka Kansas
At the annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church of Kansas and Nebraska held in Atchison on October 2 assignments were announced for the ensuing year. Topeka district includes St John Toneka Rev Braxton Walesider, M Ward Brown Chapel, EP Greet Wichita, Rev Terrell, Lawrence Rev FP D Ocam, Emporia Rev H H Luce, Oltans Rev FG Hart, Argentine Rev the few BR Guy Manhattan, Hutch Goes Great Bend Sterling, Rev A H Brooks Hutch.
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Atchison
Kan
M. Church of
FG. Hart
Few
BR Guy
Manhattan
Ison
A. H. Brooks
Hutch- Goes
Great Bend
Sterling
Heiress Morton to wed Count de Perigord in London
Paris on Oct 2 Miss Helen Morton daughter of Levi P Morton former US vice president signed a marriage contract with Count de Perigord in a lawyer's office. The union is set for a ceremony next Saturday at St Marys Cathedral Chelsea London. Dr Hixey reports Mrs McKinley stable and friends hopeful for no immediate change in Canton.
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Paris
Helen Morton
Levi P. Morton
Vhe
United States
Count de Perigord
St. Mary's Cathole Church
Chelsea
London
Rixey
Canton
Hixey
McKinley
Washington
Leading Lady Blanche Bates Stricken With Malaria Fever
Miss Blanche Bates theater star from Detroit was taken to Grace Hospital after a severe malaria attack during performances of Prohman s Under Two Pings at the Detroit Opera House.
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Blanche Bates
Detroit
Get
Blanche
Prohman
Pings
Detroit Opera House
Grace Hospital
Topeka Snap Shots of News and People
Cyrus Leland returns from Chicago Jeane Elliott and Take View bass PB. J. Lynch back from Chillicothe trip Dr ED Eastman to Kansas City on business Washburn football practises daily Frank Grime to enter Topeka real estate trade Golf skirts sell for 2 The Scottish Rite Musona session in Topeka Thanksgiving Chester Woodward to Mexico Theatrical season weak no Topeka attractions W H Rossington Judge Allen RW Blair in Newton Sheriff McMasters in Topeka Governor Stanley in Wichita Parker Hughes case before supreme court Chas Samson back from Lake Contrary races Stylish street suits at 112 West Tenth Mrs Bussell dressmaker New trolley wires at Hughth Kansas avenue Judge Moore discusses politics Washburn vs Kansas City Medics football Saturday Waggener to St Louis City commission The Washburn football offense vs High School Miss Alice Chadwick returns from Buffalo Indianapolis St Louis Justice Hillis bedbound R R Clark buys McKinley horse Dan Dyer returns from Smith Center King Dodo march music in Topeka Orange County man rides to Lexington High School football team includes Hunter Griggs Hirka Brooks marries Marie Bensel County news wreck delays trains Topeka federal court visit Gas hearing delays City Attorney needs help Kansas Charities and Corrections meet October 14 16 200 delegates expected City gas hearing delays Lawyers still preparing Allen Washburn coach goes to Colorado General Wilder Metcalf on Ninth Infantry tragedy Mayor’s race in supreme court book case ordered First Street muddy and impassable Bishop Millspaugh in Topeka
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Cyrus Leland
Chicago
Jeane Elliott
PB. J. Lynch
Chillicothe
ED. Eastman
Kansas City
Yesterdy
Washburn
Frank Grime
Topeka
Chester Woodward
Mexico
W. H. Rossington
H. S. Allen
RW. Blair
Court St Newton
Sheriff McMasters
Harvey County
Governor
Mra. Stanley
Wichita
Parker-Hughes
Supreme Court
Chas
Samson
Lake Contrary
St St. Joseph
West Tenth
Bussell
Hughth
Kansas Avenue
Judge Moore
Marion
Amportation Rooms
Kansas City Medics
Will P. Waggener
St. Louis
Alice Chadwick
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Justice Hillis
R. R Clark
Lawrence
McKinley
C H. Samson
Dan Dyer
Smith Center
DuAthens
King Dodo
Cc. H. Samson
Albert Parker
Willam Bradbury
Pred Bradbury
Lexington
Hunter and Griggs
Hirka A. Brooks
Cley Center
Marie Bensel
New
Kansas Association of Charities and Corrections
Spencer
RW. Blue
Leavenworth
Success
Clay Evans
Richard Nevins
Omaha, Emporia & Southern Fallroad
Emporia
Edward Glasgow
Eleventh Cavalry
Salna
Company C
Ninth Infantry
Te Allen
Colorado
Wilder
Metcalf
Hughes
Jehua
Ciy
Rock Island Depot
B Millspaugh
Kansas
The
Episcopal Church
A Helping Hand From Topeka Residents
Enthusiastic Topeka citizens share kidney health experiences in a testimonial urging readers to try Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. D. B. Williams of 15 East Seventh Street reports relief from back and kidney pains after using the pills bought at Rowley & Snow. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo is the U.S. agent.
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Topeka
D. B. Willams
East Seventh Street
Red Pass
Dean
Rowley & Snow
Prine
Foster Milbure Co
Buffalo
United States
General assembly attendance and local notices in San Francisco week
San Francisco hosts a general assembly with a 10:30 Holy Communion at Gerace Cathedral marking the opening of the triennial Holseopal church conclave. The notice mentions Wade Moors now at State Agricultural College and other local items from October events, auctions, and community roles.
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General Assembly
San Francisco
Ensembly
Gerace Cathedral
Holseopal Church
Wade Moors
Beck
Washburn
State Agricultral College
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Paddy
East Fifth Street
Knights and Ladies of Security
Hinery
Ae Ses Wegbaian
Hardwin Works
Philadelphia
Ottawa
Kansas City
Meee
J. Schulen
St. Marys
Moren
Lavenburg
Kansas
Forester Kersch Fends Off Poachers in German Forest
Berlin October 2 A brave forester Kersch repelled an attack by ten poachers near a forest south of Sagan He killed two poachers and wounded three others before the rest fled Kersch was lightly wounded in the clash showing notable courage and defense of property.
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Berlin
Kersch
Sagan
Mob hangs Brady after brutal Helena assault
In Helena Montana on October 2 James Howard Brady accused of a brutal attack on Ida Pugsiey was seized by about 200 men in public square 1:20 am and hanged from a telegraph pole near the jail. The mob demanded jail keys and threatened the jailer before Brady was strung up. Sheriff McConnell later cut the body down for burial amid an announced investigation.
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Helena
Mont
James Howard Brady
Ida Pugsiey
Brady
Montane Central Railroad
Mc Connell
What Shall We Eat To Keep Healthy and Strong
Article argues a mixed diet of grains fruits and meats is best and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia remedies as aids for digestion. It cites Dr Julius Remunson on meat for nervous or rundown health and claims the products aid digestion of meat eggs and bread while improving vitality and digestion overall.
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Julius Remunson
Kaya
Stuart
Stasre
Jon
Ieree
Ike Stuart
Stuares
Staten
Canada
Exiled Colombian brothers express sympathy with revolutionists
Two natives of Colombia, Jane Sander and Francisco Rivera, arrived in New York on the Alliances from Colon after long imprisonments for views favorable to revolutionism. They say Francisco and Jane were jailed for months in Cauca and Cartagena areas, and that Gen. Carlos Alban, Panama governor and family friend, secured parole for them in exchange for a Colombian money deposit.
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Colombia
New York
Janesander
Francisco Rivera
Colon
Jane
Francisco
Cauca
Cartaumena
Carlos Alban
Panama
Cartagena
Alban
Charles M Sheldon Reads Wheels of the Machine in Kansas City
Charles M Sheldon spoke at the First Congregational Church in Kansas City reading The Wheels of the Machine to a large audience. Local papers praised his earnestness and plain style noting the preacher’s influence and temperance leadership. a printing error later misattributed portraits. He is famed for In His Steps and is described as a leading temperance figure in the country.
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Sheldon
Kansas City
Topeka
Pies
Charles M. Sheldon
Kansas Ciy
First Congregational Church
Tye
Times
Pioturs
Dir
Nist
Ringlirs Brothers
Roosevelt aims to name southern allies to win national support
Washington reports Roosevelt plans to appoint prominent white Democrats in the South to test sentiment on policy divides. He seeks to balance party lines, envisioning federal leadership while avoiding direct Republican branding in the region. The piece notes debates over free silver, free trade, and anti expansion stances influencing southern alignment. The Journal of Commerce cites bond purchase disbursements by the sub treasury, totaling 17.549 million dollars since April, with most operations in September.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Seagdiens
Sele
Inroubiboan Hake
Republican Party
de Mor
Eimai
National Republican
Burriée
Chelital Toomseives
New York
The
Journal of Erce
Sub-Treasury
Department
Cub-Treasury
Senator Lodge Sees Close Ties to President in Early Return
A New York report quotes Senator Lodge stating a strong personal and political bond with the President. He says he is not only a personal friend but also a political supporter, asserting loyalty amid ongoing Upside developments and the context of his return.
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Lodge
New York
Ibat
Yees
Lodite
Tata
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