England's Iniquity on Abolishing Private Madhouses
The article reviews a motion by George W. E. Russel in Parliament to abolish private madhouses in England. It notes Rosebery and government figures advocating reform, cites problems with private asylums, and mentions opposition and public debate over the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. E Russel
Williak
London
George W. R. Russell
Cme Department
Rosebery
Aek
Vifler
Minko
Birdedere
Yale
Ives
Raporll
Warhanes
Victoria's Religion and Catholic Sympathy Stir Royal Court
Victoria's religion section notes her baptism into Catholic rites by a division priest and confirms church ties. The queen shows friendly reception to Catholicism and receives a book by Rev. Janoh Wimmer, prompting a sharp counterattack from the critic Mir. Primmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Journal
Victoria
Tigkot
Janoh Wimmer
Roma
Mir
Primmer
Aztec Sun Dance Feature At Territorial Fair
A reenactment of the sun dance of prehistoric Aztecs will headline the Territorial Fair in Albuquerque in September. The event aims to attract ethnologists, sightseers, and townsfolk with a vivid display staged by Indian performers. Tickets go on sale September 7 at a set rate through Santa Fe House for details.
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Bair Av
Albuquerque
Banta Fe Houte
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Sold By Kellam Curren
Advert shows a customer note praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croupy children and states Kellam and Curren offer it at 25 or 50 cents, sold by Gutheres Pharmacy at the corner of Eth and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaview
Kellam & Curren
Guhthers Pharmacy
Éth and Jackson
Santa Fe Pageant Parade to Light Up Topeka Festival
Santa Fe organizers map a four mile parade route through Topeka with enhanced viewing at Capitol Square. C W Kouns elected chief marshal and plans for a revised march past Quincy to Ninth streets, badges for sale to fund events, and a Santa Fe headquarters at Hamilton Hall.
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C. W. Kouns
Banfe Feday
Wy Wattier
Btn
BME
FL Cavert
A. M. Baird
William Hamilton
Grifith
Henshaw
Executive Committee
Kouns
Alors Jackson Street
Santa Fe Generai
Ladding Sreo
Jackson Street
Phrade
Quincy Street
Capitol Square
Ninth and
Chackson Street
Quincey Street
First Street
Priest Street
Kanass Avenue
Kensae Avenue
Ninth Street
Jackson Stret
Tucksor Street
Eighth Street
Highth Street
Harrison Street
Tepew Avenue
Topeka Avenue
Fafe
Firet Street
Second
P. Riley
George F. Peck
C .K. Holliday
W. B. Strong
Fair Grounds
Santa Ta
Lust
Tre
CC. Henahan
Palice Clothing Company
Koung
Alex Laird
Santa Fe
W. E- Currie
jJast
J. F. Mitchell
Kansas Guards Officers Pass Through to Emporia
First Regiment of Kansas National Guards officers toured through Garnett to elect two line majors for the unit. Capt. D. A. McClure of Law rence and Capt. Fred E. Buchan of Kansas City were named for the vacancies, to be filled at the Topeka tournament where the regiment will camp. About 1 officer attendance expected beyond the officers and staffs. An additional note mentions a Marion train department car for the Emmon celebration.
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Kansas National Guards
Emporia
Garnett
D. A. McClure
Lawrence
Fred E. Buchan
Kansas City Company
Topeka
Ottawa Herald
Lighting Kansas Avenue Debate by Topeka City Council Last Night
The Topeka city council met last night to discuss lighting Kansas Avenue during Festival week. Karnival Knights and Committee of Fifteen urged renting 50 additional lights. Edison company and Marshall of the electric light plant were cited. Mayor Fellows referred the matter to a committee after noting no other business could be conducted. The three committees will reconvene to seek an agreement.
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Karnival Knights
Kansas Avenue
C. H. Titus
Topeks
Frank Edson
Karnival Committee
Edison Company
Marshall
Fellows
City
Showiest Street Arch Contract Awarded and Plans
The general committee of the W lodges awarded the woodwork contract to A O U W and D Heard for 205 and the decorating contract to G H Hughes for 125. Total cost 330, deficit 110 beyond lodge assessment 12 cents per member. Arch to rise on Kansas avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets with stone pillars and archehts, on display after completion. John Stanton drawing a detailed plan for the arch to be shown in C C Johnson's window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.P
D. Heard
M. Council
G.H. Hughes
Kansas Avenue
Sixth
Seventh Streets
John Stanton
C. C. Johnson
Farmers Come to Fall Festival In Kansas Broadcast
A. & Ruley announces Kansas Fall Festival drawing both town and country farmers. He reports field crops as the best in seven years and notes Wichita fair and several county fairs coincide the same week, hoping most will attend. He traversed McPherson County and Missouri Pacific west of Whiting without incident and plans more trips.
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McPherson County
Popeka
Banner
Kan
Mother’s Earth
Bethany
McPherson
Adé
Mortagement
Lindsborg
A. &. Ruley
Kansas
Whiting
Mr. Rubey
Spirits and Cigars Under the Dingley Law
New York reports the Dingley tariff raises duties on imported spirits cigars and cigarettes. Whisky prices jump from 1.19 to 1.34 per case with a new 48 cent per gallon duty aux. cigars up 5 cents per pound, cigarettes to 2 per thousand. haberdashery and cotton goods costs rise, impacting shirts collars hose and socks for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingley
New York
Ian
School Board Adopts Coal Bids and Dismisses Week
The Topeka school board met to select coal suppliers for city buildings with bids from Hughes, Wear, Topeka, Southwestern Fuel, Chappell, and a North Topeka dealer. Chappell offered Osage county coal at 2.38 per ton and tests were proposed. Wear won lump coke at 6 per ton. Topeka schools will close for Fall Festival week with make-up time added later. a bank interest dispute was resolved with full 3 percent on time deposits.
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Board of
Osage
Chappell Coal Company
Osage County
Chappell
Osage City Shaft
la SF
J. W. F. Hughes
Wear Coal Company
Topeka
Presdent Priddy
Fitiven
Central National Bank
Largest Lake Vessel Promised By Cleveland Shipyards
Cleveland shipping contracts reveal plans for the next navigation season. The Cleveland Shipbuilding Company will lay the keel in twenty days for what will be the largest lake boat, 40 feet over all, 4-axle keel, and 2y fort depth, surpassing the Rockefeller steamer Fairbairn. A steel tow barge, 278 feet long and 45 feet beam, is contracted by Globe Iron Works for Mack heirs. The two new vessels cost about 20,000 dollars. A sister ship for the Whicke Orr syndicate mirrors the Andrew Carnegie design.
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Cleveland
South
Sime
Clevelland Shipbuilding Company
Rockefeller
Fairbairn
Globe Iron Works
Margaret A. Mack
Wilimm H. Becker
William E. Mack
Chicago Ship~ Baiting Company
Whicke-Orr Syndicate
Andrew Carnegie
Jail Birds Make Nickels Counterfeited In Jersey Prison
Trenton report states convicts at New Jersey State Prison manufactured counterfeit five cent pieces. Donnelly, jailed for robbery, admitted receiving them from a blacksmith shop inmate. Moulds were formed from clay and sealed with melted tobacco folio. Authorities confiscated many counterfeit nickels found in cells and searched other areas for hidden metal.
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Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Moore
Donnelly
Hudson County
Founding a Great City at Nyack Home of a New Mission
Nyack New York September 7 The battle of South Mountain in the war to Christ Hanige all people began last night lights flashed over the Hudson as Rev Albert Simpson and his followers dedicate a foundation for a great city for their religion. The annual alliance convention lasts ten days with a campus like a summer resort a college or training institute a building complex with 272 foot frontage and 250 rooms including two large 70 by 65 foot halls and separate dining rooms for male and female students preparing for missionary work at home and abroad.
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Nyack
N.Y
South Mountain
Chris Hanige
Albert & Simpson
Christ
Canon Gore and Talbot Sail for Buffalo Convention
Rev. Dr Charles A Gore of Westminster Abbey and Right Rev Edward Stuart Talbot Lord Bishop of Rochester sail from Liverpool for New York en route to the Brotherhood of St Andrew convention in Buffalo October 18. Gore plans to establish the Community of the Resurrection in Toronto and later Boston.
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New York
Charles A Gore
Westminster Abbey
Edward Stuart Talbot
Rochester
Wagland
York
Liverpool
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Buffalo
Episcopalians
America
Anon Gore
Toronto
Community of the Resurrection
Boston
England
Gov Brady denies Webster preacher pardon on church seating rule
Gov Brad ley refused to pardon Rev J White of Webster who was fined for ejecting a man who sat with his girl in a church violating a seating rule demanding separate gender sides. Also notes New York mayoral nominees Wardwell Walker Crawford and cites endorsements and affiliations.
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Frankfort
Bradley
Rev
J. White
Webster
Primrose Bluep and Circulation Figures Released
The article lists money in circulation as of September 1 totaling 1 695 080 08 hundred dollars, with gains across gold certificates and United States notes and declines in silver dollars and other cash. It notes monthly changes, per capita circulation, and several specific bullion figures. Olga Negina, Countess Von Satefeldt, appears in Chicago vaudeville with a tale of noble relation and a future concert career, detailing her connection to Collis Huntington and plans to perform in a theater this week.
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Washington
Sept
United States
Treasury
National Bank
Collis P. Huntington
Chicago
Olga Negina
Countess von Satefeldt
Callie PB. Huntington
Ehan
Venee Banp
Prince von Hutsfeldt
Ciga Regina
Galt
Yeaterday
Humtington
They Traded Wives In a Strange Shuffling Case
Elinira Foster, living near Cathering, reported by her husband Eugene Foster as disorderly, was traded to William Hawkins in mid last month in exchange for Foster taking Mrs Hawkins. Hawkins later grew dissatisfied, Foster gave a shotgun to settle the matter, Hawkins left with his new wife, and she fled to Beaver Dams seeking aid from Superintendent Shulenberg after recounting the tale.
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Elinira
Eugene Forter
Cathering
Shhutenberg
Foster
William Hawkins
Hawkins
Sill
Hawking
Beaver Dams
Shulenberg
Bullet Emerges From Gettysburg Veteran After 34 Years
Shippensburg Pa September 7 Jeane Kolbe was relieved of a bullet that had rested in his back since the third day of the Gettysburg battle July 3 1863 Surgeons could not locate the ball at the time and the wound healed Shortly a carbuncle appeared on his back and when lanced today the bullet dropped out
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Shippensburg
Jeane Kolbe
Gettysburg
Follows Atlanta's Way Hats to be Removed in Savannah Theaters
Savannah manager Wels plans to seek an ordinance to compel women in the Savannah theater to remove hats to avoid obstructing views. The push aims to address the high hat issue at the venue and improve sightlines for patrons. In other news, Atlantic City police report a stolen section of the Blarney Stone exhibited there all summer with no clue to the thief. a woman once offered 60,000 dollars for it.
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Savannah
Wels
Savan Theater
Atlantic City
N. J
Deen
Fortune Hinges on the Bible in Holland Claim
Allentown Pennsylvania September 7 The Weavers and Webers of the area seek a rumored vast fortune in Holland. A German Bible with the family record was found but crucial parts appear torn out, preventing any verifiable claim.
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Allentown
Holland
Converse to Go Dry After September Twentieth
Residents of Converse will vote to prohibit saloons after September 20 as Crockery County officials move toward a dry policy. The town, located at the corner of Miami, Wabash and Grant counties, once hosted eight taverns but has seen a steady decline. current officials aim to enforce the dry measure, with leaders noting two remaining taverns in the area and requiring majorities in two townships to pass the ban.
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Converse
Wabash
Lniilens
Plact
Lie
Nicholson
Urekent
Converen
James Deook
Mlolire
Miauti
Dash
Grant Counties
Miami
Grant
Santa Fe To Albuquerque Round Trip Tickets At Low Rate
On September 7 the Santa Fe Route will offer round trip tickets to Albuquerque for $1.00 with a chance to witness the Aztec Sun dance and a realite war dance by a band of 10 Indians. Apply to W Garvey, agent, Santa Fe Route, Topeka for details on additional low rate excursions to points in Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory Louisiana New Mexico and Texas.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Sant Po
W. Garvey
Banta
Topeka
Arkansar
Arizona
Tadian Territory
Louieiana
New Mexico
Texas
Kentucky Farmers Hold Wheat
Frankfort Kentucky September 7 The perennial commissioners report shows percent of Kentucky wheat crop still in hands of farmers indicating slow harvest progress and farming grip on grain supply across the state.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Peneural Commissioners
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Osage County Coal
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Stewart
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Topeka, Kansas
Countess von Hatzpeldt
Atlanta
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