Mormon Leader Debate Set on Joseph Smith Impostor Claim
P. W. Shick of Mound Valley will hold six class debates near Pult Lind about September 21. He argues Joseph Smith was a thief and impostor, while Rev. White, a Mormon preacher, will defend Smith as an inspired apostle. Attendance is urged from Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas residents.
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Handkerchief Carnival Delights At Wellington Event
Wellington notes a novel handkerchief carnival hosted by the Baptist church drawing strong crowds. The event featured three main booths states business and railroad with handkerchiefs from across the Union on display. Gov Morrill and S. R Peters spoke alongside camp fire activities in Newton as part of the day’s proceedings.
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Sailors' association holds second annual reunion
The Giere and Sailors association of Hastings County New Boldings held its first and second annual sessions at Wrights with flags and red white and blue decor. R Peters and Rec. J. C. Biller spoke yesterday and Governor Smith noted the procession today. An election of officers and a campfire were planned. Plenty registered yesterday.
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Biller
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Deaf Mute Tries Twice to Hang Self in Jail Cell
Charles Parke, a deaf mute held in Winneld jail for assault on a deaf mute woman, attempted suicide twice in his cell. The first attempt failed when the improvised noose broke. He was found by Officer Skinner during the second attempt and cut down. Parke claimed he would rather hang himself than be shot, fearing the husband of the injured woman would shoot him.
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Houston Times
Houston
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Fite Simmons
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Wild Man Captured in Abiens After Escape
Jacob Detwiler known as Wild Man in Banner City fled toward his sister's yesterday after threatening Mrs Howitter. He was recaptured at Mr Gartebine's place, returned home, tied securely, then held overnight. This morning he was captured again about a mile south and taken to the asylum for care.
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Jacob Detwiler
Banner City
Agin
J. Howitter
Nisaral
Mayors Proclamation Marks Parade and Civic Ceremony
A city event paused business in the afternoon for a parade stretching over a mile. Grand officers of state Masonry attended with city officials and police. Coleman of Clay Center led the Gedigators ceremonies and gave an eloquent address. The Eastern event followed shortly after.
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Local Bi retail clubs form in Fisleky hall with officers
Silver Club of 200 and Bimetallic Club of Kansas City met in Fisleky hall on Sept 1 to organize temporarily by electing Ed McAvany chair and Steve Russell secretary. Attendees claimed the club aims were outlined by LT Mazon and Tudke C B. Foots noted. Attendance reached 206 with 209 joining the club. many licensed pharmacists were examined and licensed to practice in Kansas.
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Haitman
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Specthve
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Topeka
Leavenworth
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J. T. Price
Burlingame
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Ottawa
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Way
Randal
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Morrill
Tweish
W. W. Duane
Winfield
James Lear
Mound Valley
John Newman
Topeke
Congress Called to Meet in Great Bend for Irrigation Congress
The Kansas irrigation congress executive committee has scheduled its annual meeting for September 15 at Great Bend. Delegates from affiliated states will gather to discuss irrigation actions and set attendance rules. The event aims to inform members and coordinate inflows for irrigation efforts.
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Two Jointists Fined $200 Each
Lawrence Henry Wallace was fined and convicted in police court yesterday of selling intoxicating liquors. He received a jail term and a $100 fine for maintaining a nuisance. Mary Snow was fined and imprisoned for selling intoxicants and maintaining a nuisance with additional costs. Auburn picnic postponed to Saturday. Marysville reunion well attended with noted speakers. Weather: part cloudy and warmer with Saturday showers in Kansas.
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Henry Wallace
Mary Snow
Masonic Home Opens Assembled 5000 Masons Parade
Wichita witnesses a grand opening as over five thousand Masons from all parts of Envisas gathered for the dedication ceremony and a mile long parade through the city streets in celebration of the new Masonic home.
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Bevel Gear Becomes Chainless Bicycle Breakthrough
New powerful bevel gear system replaces chains in bicycles. Trials show 3,900 miles without wear, some machines surpassing 1,000 miles on the toughest roads. European interest grows with races like Gaston Rivière in Paris, plus multiple league reports from Baltimore Cleveland New York and other cities noting games and attendance.
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Gentry A Whirlwind Sets Pace in 2011-2 Race Series
The first of three races for pacing stakes features John R Gentry Suey and Star Pointer racing for a $5.08 purse plus $509 added by the Southern New York Trotting Horse Breeders Association. The event aims to challenge the track record of 2:08 set yesterday at the track.
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stsUlme
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Stir Pointer
New York
Record Atlantic Park pace heats set world mark by Gentry
In Terre Haute the mile pace heats drew a huge crowd as Star Pointer led early but John Gentry surged to clock 2.03% in the second heat, setting a world record. The crowd roared as Gentry won by a full length, while heat three saw Star Pointer close but finish behind. Weather affected later attempts.
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Fitzsimmons Challenges Corbett Accepted at Dinner
New York dispatch reports Robert Fitzsimmons and manager Martin Julian hosted a dinner where Fitzsimmons challenged James J. Corbett. Dave Holland acted as temporary stakeholder, with a 35000 forfeit held for 20 days, proposing a finish-for-5000 aside fight if Corbett accepts. Corbett dismissed the challenge, calling Fitzsimmons a bluff as the exchange notes Sharkey’s departure.
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James J.corbett
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Flizelmens
Cor| Bett
Asbury Park
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RACEHORSE HENRY OF NAVARRE RETIRED
Henry of Navarre is retired and sent to Belmonts Farm near Lexington as of September 11. The horse, noted for winning the Suburban Handicap, had been a top performer for years. Meanwhile, August Bejmont’s stable saw changes, with Rayondor’s price discussed and coal office activities noted on Eighth Street.
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Democrats Fuse With Populists at Pennsylvania Convention
At Harrisburg the Democratic state convention endorsed the Chicago platform and free coinage, seating Silver supporters and condemning Allentown principles. Delegates roared as Bryan and Sewall were praised, while gold Democrats protested against the shift toward Populism and a fusion slate for electors. The session adopted the platform and adjourned amid heated exchanges and protests.
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Salina Farmer Soden Involved In Kansas City Incident
J B Soden a farmer from Salina Kan visited Kansas City and spent money in the West Third Street area. He was found disoriented after being robbed and alleged to have interactions with several men and a group of four likely suspects. Police investigated the claim but no clear suspect was identified.
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Sultan May Get Out Depose Rumor Circles Powers
London reports a rumor from Constantinople that the powers debate ousting the sultan. A key official’s signature is said to be needed to depose him amid notes of Armenian demonstrations and financial strains.
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General Miles in narrow escape during morning incident
Gen Miles narrowly avoided serious injury in an early morning accident near Ottumwa Iowa while on a trip with Sen Sherman and others. A train mishap occurred as Miles halted to meet Rex, a stray animal caused a scene, and by chance the general escaped unharmed amid the disruptions to nearby businesses. The incident followed a day of routine engagements and public appearances.
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