Purity Convention Discusses Measures Against Social Evil
At a National Purity Charities meeting in Oct 2 discussions covered abatement of vice, prevention of social ills, and calls for higher purity standards. Speakers from Indiana, Halifax, New York and international delegates debated prevention, education, and abolition work in Holland and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clileags
Charies II Prymate
Ind
Jean of Halifax
Mase
Br. Manett A. ‘Tinney
K.kan
Waless
C. Kersh
Holland
Europe
W. A. Coote
Rother
Kera
Frank
New York
Emma FP. A
Danver
Carolyn Gelsal
Chicago
Mra Hattie Dickson
Mary S Wood-Alien
Ann Arbor
Mich
Helen 5. Dyer
Fate
Bombay
India
Mrs Woodruff Granted Divorce From Noted Football Coach
The district court in Mitchell county granted Mrs. Cora Woodruff a divorce from her husband Dr. Wille G. Woodruff. The court also ordered all accounts due in Lawrence to be payable to Dr. Woodruff. The text references other individuals and items, including travel and association notes, but the readable core centers on the divorce and financial directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Mitchell County
Cora Woodruff
Har
Wille G.woodruff
Lawrence
Woodruff
Oregon
List of casualties from the Samar massacre
Washington reports the United States Army casualty list from the Ninth Infantry in the Samar massacre in the Philippines. Names include Sergeants Joe Martin and N Handalix, and Privates Patrick Robbins and Jerry Ore among others. some spellings and two officers tied in a related dispatch are subject to correction. The通知 dated Manila October 8 details killed and wounded with a note that several names may be revised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ninth Infantry
Samar
Philippines
War Department
Manila
Balangixa
Joe Martin
N. Handalix
Garberal Henry
Ene L Gotan
Zanes Mag
Tte
Itzgerald
Charles E. Steridine
Hobert & Proull
Jake J. Miler
Richard Long
Joseph Turner
Gustave F. Bohulaler
John L. Coving
Patrick Robbins
Jerry Ore
John Spears
Carrolton
Carrolton Sherif
E.G. Miner
West Sixth Avenue
Topeka
Columbia
Clixton
Dallas Grover
Elsworth County
Elsworth
U. R
St. Joe Newa
Troy
Cy Leland
Burr Oak Bottoms
Burr Oak
Leland
Jointist in Jail in Whaunsee County Under Hurrell Law
Willian Page, a notorious colored jointist and bootlegger, became the first in Whaunsee county to be convicted under the Hurrell law. Found guilty of maintaining a common nuisance, he received a $200 fine and 60 days in jail after a trial before Judge Martin. County attorney A. Seamon leads a drive with temperance forces to crack down on persistent jointists in Alma and nearby towns. Heller testimony referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eakridge
Kan
Wahaunsee County
Hurrell
Willan Page
Eskridge
Join Martin Page
A. Seamon
Local notes from Topeka and surrounding towns
A jumbled digest of Topeka and area notices includes visits, job changes, and social events. Mentions Caldwell of Lawrence, Nevill in Davenport, businessmen and clerks at the post office, Burnt Burr and Mudge on duty, Lawrence supporters of KU football, and various travelers and commissioners passing through Topeka. Also notes talks of the state fair, court actions, and local civic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KF. Caldwell
Lawrence
W. O. Nevill
Davenport
Inwa
Lane
St. Toutsvais
Bancas City
Topeka
HJ. Surv
Pean
Joe Morgan
The
Excelainr Coke & Gascale
Connecticut
Burt Burr
Wilson County
H. A. Mudge
James Hyatt
Dodge City
Tooeka
Focel
Oconto Falls
James M. Turner
Arkansas City
John Fox
Hook Island
Kansas City
Monve Fe
W. Caldwell
C. A. Rutherford
Omaha
Old Fashioned Coffee Linked to Heart Trouble Healing
A reader recounts heart trouble attributed to coffee and reports swift improvement after switching to Postum cereal coffee. She notes friends also abandoned old coffee for Postum, praising its vigor and safety when boiled properly.
Schumann Grand Concert Draws Moderate Crowd
A large audience attended the Schumann Grand Concert at Grand Quera house led by J. Saunders Gordon. The group appeared amateurish, with Ad Ea the cellist delivering the standout performance. Robert Goldbeek’s piano numbers were modest, while Lii- Tan Board the contralto and Walter McPhers offered uncertain performances. Kansas City and Return $2.00 via the Santa Fe with tickets on sale October 5, six trains daily each way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Quera House
Schumann Grand Concert Company
J. Saunders Gordon
Ton
Heler
Ad Ea
Bhs
Robert Goldbeek
Seltier
Plantaion Babers
Walter McPhers
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Four Sanitary Policemen Dismissed By City Board
Four sanitary policemen were discharged by the board of health in a move described as economy. C Jones, Peter Simon, J. S McClure and T V Coddington were let go, while H Hill and J J Hostetler remain. The board reserved the right to rehire any or all, and officers earn 50 per month, so four men out could save about 200. The board also outlined contagious disease rules and quarantine care, aiming to trim meetings and graft concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eereee Board of Health
C. Jones
Peter Simon
McClure
T. V. Coddington
H. Hill
J. J. Hostetler
Beard
Major Sully Resigns From Salvation Army Post
Major Sully returns from St. Louis after delivering the Messenger of Peace car and resigning for personal reasons. He notes the Baptist society offered another post while Bethel Evangelization Society of Kansas City invited him to review work in the Bottoms and aid evangelistic expansion in the two Kansas cities. His leadership raised the Southwest Salvation Army’s prestige through fresh air outings and Christmas dinners for the poor. He plans to continue work in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Sully
St. Louis
Baptist Chapel
Messenger of Peace
Baptist Society
Bethel Evangelization Society of
Kansas City
Kansas Citys
Salvation Army
Southwest
Topeka
Toys
Kansas Cty
American Tramp to Open at Crawford With Edwd Kidder Play
Edward EB. Kidder’s new play An American Tramp lies on the stage, presented by veteran manager A. D. Newell. It promises brisk drama, strong climaxes and humor. Harry Beresford appears Saturday at the Crawford in The ann Mr. Wright with both matinee and night showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Montgomery
Rossville
Winfield
George C. Montgomery
Crawford
Wright
Y. MC. A
Carl Bolmar
The
State Journal
Ed Shaffer
Eerous Dago
Variely
Reform School
Bank of Topeka
David Over
Myer
Kansas City
Topeka
Sidney Urbansky
St. Marys
Kan
St. Marys College
St Marys College
Edward EB. Kidder
Peaceful Valley
A. D. Newell
Nfe
Harry Beresford
Westminster Gazette
Beresford
Ann Mr. Wright
Reduction of Bicycle Factories Under New Policy
New York October 9 The American Bicycle company releases its annual report stating that bicycle production has moved from 28 factories to ten and selling departments are centralized in New York Chicago and San Francisco This policy aims at major economy and at least half a million dollars in savings The 1901 bicycle business was disappointing The automobile department now operates profitably Directors elected for three years include H A Lozier A Featherstone William Barbour J E Bromley and Otto Unaicber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bicycle Company
R L. Coleman
Chicago
San Francisco
H. A. Lozier
A. Featherstone
William Barbour
J. E. Bromley
Otto Unaicber
King Alfred Memorial speakers named for New York banquet
The King Alfred memorial committee announces speakers General Stewart L. Woodford former minister to Spain and Sir John Brunolt historian of Canada will address the banquet in New York on October 2. The Holston annual conference in Knoxville and other Methodist events across several cities are noted with ministers attending or traveling to Lynchburg Los Angeles and Chattanooga to participate or speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stewart L. Woodford
Spain
John Brunolt
K. CM. G
Canada
Knoxville
Holston
Alan Monk
Pils City
Los Angeles
J. A. Duncan
Chattanoogi
Lynchburg
C. Sones
Bristol
Louisville
TS Hopkins
Peruna Endorsed by Women Leaders Across Cities
Frances Grossel of Menasha Wisconsin condemns illness and endorses Peruna as an essential aid for the sick and a preventive for colds. Frances M Smith of New York praises a transformative recovery after six bottles, linking health to nervous system relief and better sleep. J F McGinn, ex New York official, reports renewed stamina and appetite after Peruna use. Senator Verona Roach of North Dakota also endorses the remedy from Baltimore. Dr Hartman offers free advice to readers who do not see results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Grossel
Frances M. Smith
Seventh Ave
New York
East Side
J. F. McGinn
New York Assembly
New York Board of Alderson Municipal Council
Victoria Hotel
Broadway
Witte
Verona BE. Roach
Senator Hoach
North Dakota
Balimore
Verons
Roach
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Fall Festivities and Capital Plans Spark Local Briefs
Unclear text references a capital of $10,000,000 and fall festivities in Kansas. Mentions October activities and a transportation note of six tolls per day each way. Fragmented OCR yields limited readable facts and no specific entities or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Solo
Shipping trade of France shows big decline
New York Oct reporting from Paris notes a Times editor's view on a commission appointed to Tomar King. The Temps reports French mercantile marine is decreasing drastically and harming the colonial policy, with whispers of tightened controls and stalled shipping activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New York
Parie
Ave Times
Tomar King
Mercantils Marine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirk
Overland Limited
Union Pacific
F. A. Lewis
Kansas Avenue
J. C. Fulton
Mccount
Christickers
Minneapolis
Bee T. J. King
MT 2 & F. Ry
Particul
Castoaria
William Page
Heller
Atbact Heller
Will Anderson
Parkhurst & Davis
Byers
Rock Island
Hutchinson
Laxtige
North Topeka
Tursaay Ae ‘Meh
Thom
Washburn
Wiliam Fisher
Holton
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
G. C. Clemens
May Barnes
Holla
W. C. Hook
A. Ryan
Iowa
Monae R. W. Day
City Hall
Supreme Court J A. H
Atchison Globe
Joe Waters
Topeke
Tom Lloyd
Bert HI
State Printing Office
Washburn College
D. O. Motrey
Wil White
State Teachers’ Association
Country
Country School
Montgomery
T. Battolph
Merchants’ Athletic Association of
Haskell
W. S. Brown
Kingman
Repub
M. E Younkin
State House
Bill
Mills
Schumanns
Board of Health
Maj. Sully
Hoe
King Alfred Memorial
Stewart Woodford
Sir John Brunell
Gotham
Frank P Lewis
Peoria
Gieator
Diss
Menasha
Clay Street
Wis
Geos
Remingtons
Phillea Eee
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile CO
Pittabarg Company
Arizona Development Company
Phoenix
Aris
International Construction and Developmant Company
Richard D. Ceuten
Georrg Fi Meters
John C. Wallram
Pittaburs
Udy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!