Chicago Psychological School Opens For Fifteen Pupils
A new Psychological School starts in Chicago under the law, led by Miss Mary Harper and Miss Casapiell. The experimental program trains children with individualized observations and records to study behavior. Only fifteen pupils will be admitted, with boarding provided for those selected from over fifty applicants.
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Chicago
State of Torpety
Breet Harper
Mary Xeanon H. Head
Duvitany ceChicago
Frith
Chichay
Harper
Casapiell
Federal Grand Jury Declines to Indict James Saunders
Buffalo Sept 24 The federal grand jury declined to find indictments in the cases of Geo H Kinter Christian Science writer and James Tallie to employ Vane when the box wan Saunders formerly collector of customs for the Puget Sound district Washington. Wighits State Pair and Races September 25 90 ISR One fare for round trip via Santa Fe Tickets on sale daily until abroad to return date October 2 Bancas Potatoes Wobushel Whit tlesey Met Co Second and Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Saunders
Buffalo
Geo. H. Kinter
James
Vane
Saunders
Puget Bound
Wasiington
North Topeka Social Notes Mixed with Names and Trips
North Topeka column lists residents visiting Emporia and nearby towns, with numerous mentions of Meriden Chicago Kansas City and Colorado Springs. Readers are treated to a flurry of arrivals departures and social calls among families and local figures across streets and neighborhoods.
Towa Regiment Reports Sep Cablegram on Ship Arrival
A cablegram from the Towa Regiment reports the transport Senator arriving in Nagasaki Japan and asks for a brief stop at Yokohama. The message was sent to the War Department with approval noted by officials including Governor Nae and others.
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Towa Regiment
Nae Ee Ee
Towa T
Nagasaki
Japan
Yokohama
War Department
Closing Scenes of the G AE Reunion Showcase
Ex Governor G W Glick led the next remarks at the Morning Camp Fire reunion. Speakers included Col W Fr Cloud of the Second Kansas Cavalry and Mrs Morgan highlighting wartime women’s contributions. The event featured stories of service, faith, and national unity with veterans and descendants in attendance.
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Tee
G. W. Glick
Kansas
Lawrence Uiversity
Aerocultirad College
Audim
Gita Harris
Silis
Col
Cingm
Minnkce D. Morgan
Karshe
W. Fe
Lbertr
Satlon
Mary EB. Stanley
Artis
Ste
Betis
Paradisa
Abraham Lanrch
Wells
Cwenin
Bran
St. Teiu
Fer
J. Ae Whitehead
Topekin
Stone Hyer
Stort
Apia GW
Wimmanck
Genet Bend
United States
Claud
Major T. J. Anderson Named Statistician
Major T. J. Anderson has received the appointment as statistician and holds the appointment letter in his pocket. He has not yet filed the required oath and wishes to learn the duties before taking the oath. The post is described as a sinecure with pay of about 1000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Anderson
Major Anderson
Episcopal Convention Report From Wichita Diocese of Kansas
The fortieth annual convention of the diocese of Kansas met at St John’s church in Wichita on Sept 26 and 27. Bishop Millspaugh presided. Canon Bywater re elected secretary. Chas Powell assistant. D W Nellis re elected treasurer. A cadre of clergy and lay leaders were named for the diocese. Bishop Gilbert of Minnesota attended and preached on bearing one another’s burdens. The address praised steady work, debts paid, churches consecrated, and improved finances. The convention adjourned amid harmony and thanks for hospitality. Maurice J Bywater, Secretary.
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Diocese of Kansas
St John's Church
Wichita
Millspaugh
Canon Bywater
Topeka
Wee
Chas
Powell
D. W. Nellis
the Dioerse
Beatty Newton
John W. Sykes
W. W. Ayies
Lawrence
John Bennett
Pittsburg
Albert H Horton
Fred Stimpson
D. P. Blish
Atchison
D. A. Bentley
M.N. Gilbert
D. D
Minnesota
Kansas
Kanaan
Thomas
Gilbert
Verson
Muts— Paugh
Dou
Maurice J. Bywater
Klauer Found Not Guilty in Cigar Joint Case
The district court jury returned a not guilty verdict for George Klauer in the city case accusing him of operating a joint behind the Wlawer cigar factory on Kansas avenue. Evidence showed a joist at the rear but his connection remained unclear. liquor convictions in the district court record remain unchanged.
A Wives Claim Sparks Kansas Probate Fight Over Griffin Estate
Angelica H. Griffin sues First National Bank of Manhattan to recover her late husband Chas N Grifin s funds and effects after his death in Stormont Hospital. Kansas law would grant her a one ninth dower share, while executor Woodruff and New York will clauses threaten separate control. A court order requires bank officials to appear Oct 5 to justify withholding assets. The dispute centers on prior and later wills and cross jurisdiction issues involving the Mission Society of New York and Griffin s northern properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelica H. Griffin
First
Manhattan
John E. Hestin
Hessin
Chas 5
Woodfull
Dover
N. J
Griffin
Mission Society
Methodist Episcopal Church of
New York
Willie
Tris
Wood- Tuff
Kansas
Delman
Grigin
Hitle
Eleven Drowned After Scotsman Wreck Near Rimouski
Eleven passengers died when the Scotsman wrecked off island eight days ago. The steamship Montfort with 249 aboard reached Rimouski carrying the news. Survivors were rescued by Monterey and are bound for Liverpool. others head to Rimouski on Germania.
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Rimouski
Que
Montfort
Scotsman
Island
Monterey
Childs
Cross” Company
Duncan
Miss Street
Penton
Montreal
Dickson
Windsor
Toronto Globe
H. Weaver
Talbot
Skelton
Robertson
Liverpool
Himousk
Germania
Hanger
Halifax
Hea
Newfoundland
Sleeper Wrecked in Indiana Train Collision
Train No 4 eastbound of the Indians Deratur and Western railway derailed at Montezuron Indiana when the rear sleeper failed to clear the main track and was struck by a fast westbound freight. Seventeen or more hurt among 18 passengers with seven injured. names include H E Osborn J L Sharkey Adam F May Marise Meredith EB Bredfeet A C Gosnell Oliver Reveal and Dr W B Hendricks all expected to recover.
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Indianapolis
Indians
Deratur & Western Railroad
Elding
Montezuron
Ind
H.E. Osborn
Waukesha
Wis
J.L. Sharkey
Chicago
Adam F. May
Shelbyville
Dewey and the Shark Tale In Mobile Bay
A Washington Star excerpt recounts Dewey as a junior officer on the steam sloop Miesiastop in Mobile Bay after New Orleans. A superstitious cook fears sharks while Dewey insists they do not bite humans. Dewey loses his coat tails when a shark hits the dinghy, then quips that Providence removed them.
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The
Washington Star
Mobile Bay
New Orleans
Dewey
Darkey
Leutenant
Massa Dewey
A Bachelor's Honeymoon delight captivates Topeka crowd
A Topeka audience last night laughed through a Stapleton farce with strong situations and broad humor. McVay, cast as Benjamin Batcheler, struggles with farce while Miss Stacy shines. Della Stacey earns encores. A second show tonight promises continued entertainment before likely end of the run.
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Topeka
Grand Opera House
I Can Theater
Last SeRson
William McVey
Walker
Benjamin Batcheler
Witliam Brewer
Mary Tracy
Miss Stacey
Whistler
Warde & Sackett
Stapleton
Noo
Entertain Mariscal as U S Escort to Chicago
General Chambers McKibbin, commanding the Texas department, has been named the president's representative to meet Mexican vice president and minister of foreign affairs Mariscal at Eagle Pass. He will escort Mariscal to Chicago and return to Texas after the functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Chicago
Chronicle
San Antonio
Texas
Chambers McKibbin
Department of Texas
Port Sam Houston
United States
Mariscal
Mexico
Eagle Pass
McKibbin
Stadt
Mr. Mariscal
Utless
Mr Mariscal
Hospital Ship Missouri Sails for Manila Parade
New York dispatch says the hospital ship Missouri will sail today under Captain McCaul for Manila. It will join Admiral Dewey’s naval parade, then proceed to quarantine and beyond to Manila carrying about 150 soldiers and medical staff with extensive supplies. The vessel is expected to reach Gibraltar in about two weeks and visit Port Said Aden Colombo Singapore before Manila, returning via Honolulu to San Francisco.
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New York
Missouri
Manila
McCaul
Brooklyn
Admiral Dewey
Quiriz
San Francisco
Gibraltar
Port Said
Aden
Colombo
Singapore
Honolulu
San Franciaco
Nashville selects James M Head for mayor in landslide
Results from the Democratic primaries show James M. Head chosen as Nashville’s mayoral candidate. The nomination signals a likely victory and highlights Head’s push for municipal ownership and control of public utilities during a vigorous campaign.
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Nashville
Tenn
James M. Head
Head
Maher and McCoy sign for big New York purse
In New York on September 21 Kid McCoy and Peter Maher signed articles to fight before Hecht Sporting Club. The Cuney Island club is reported to have offered a purse of 320000 dollars for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kid McCoy
Peter Maher
Hecht Tm
Cuney Island
National Park Plan Drives Northern Minnesota Tract Action
Chicago officials report James B. Forgan will examine a land tract in Northern Minnesota to seek congressional approval for a national park preserving game, fish, and forests. A special train is to depart over the Burlington route tonight reaching St Paul, then Great Northern to the site with 25 travelers including many Green supporters. The party will gain reinforcements from congress members as it moves to the park and back to Chicago by October 7.
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Chicago
James B. Forgan
Minnesota
Congress
Burtington Road
St. Pag Tomortev
Great Northern
Cangreen
St. Paul
Pioneer Packer Hartman Dies In Omaha
Omaha mourns pioneer meatpacker Christien Hartman a longtime leader in Nebraska beef inspection who built the citys first beef packing plant and for years headed the Nebraska fire inspection bureau, wielding influence over many properties across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Packer
Omaha
Christien Hartman
Nebraska
Maxim Guns For Use In Philippines From London
The United States War Department has ordered two batteries of rapid fire Maxim guns. They will be carried by mule back from London to Manila and are of the type used by the British in India campaigns. The guns will be shipped directly to Manila. English military circles expect a desperate Luzon campaign, with Americans pushing from end to end despite natural obstacles.
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London
United States War Department
Maxim
Philippines
Ule
India
Maritia
Luzon
Epelish
South Africa
Two Boats Burned in Chicago Fire on Lake Michigan
Tar steamboats Gordon and Ivanhoe burned while moored at Van Buren Street. Fire started on Ivanhoe from unknown cause, spread to Gordon tied beside the Transport. Engineer Job McDonald jumped from Gordon to the lake to escape the flames. Both boats served local excursions between downtown Chicago and southern bathing resorts. Losses total about 30000 dollars.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
van Bure Street
Job McDonald
Gordon
Chili's money scheme to coin silver bonds plan
New York dispatch cites Valparaiso Chilean report that the government intends to coin 20,000,000 pesos in silver to redeem bonds. The move could lift bond prices and lower bank rates but may trigger a crisis session of Congress weakening the ministry. War and navy budgets for the year are cut from 22,208,4 pesos to 3,38 by reductions totaling 4,755,564 pesos.
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New York
Valparaiso
Chill
Congrese
War and Marine Departments
Governor Seeks Special Rate for Kansans Trip to San Francisco
The governor asked Santa Fe for a 340 round trip rate for 45 state representatives traveling to San Francisco to welcome Kansas regiment members. A committee of prominent Kansans with sons in the regiment will accompany the governor, if appointed. Santa Fe has not announced the rate nor the committee selection.
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Statey
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Kansas
Golden Gate City
Col Anthony Mortgage Sealed In 1659 Leavenworth Deal
Col Anthony of Leavenworth signed a release for what is described as Kansas oldest mortgage. The 1659 mortgage to the Demens Banking Company of Leavenworth secured a small town and carried six percent interest until paid. The note was settled years ago, with the mortgage finally released in a closing yesterday.
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Anthony
Leavenworth
Topeka
Kansas
Demens Banking Company
Rail loan funds Russo-Chinese line project
Pekin pacesetters report a Russo-Chinese bank plan financing 1.2 million taels for Lune-Chau and Nan-Ning-Fu railway construction. Half the loan already arranged with the remainder to follow as needed. Lutherans convene in Chicago with church officers named and regional secretaries listed.
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Pekin
Lune-Chau
Nan- Ning-Fu
Food At Famine Prices Amid Earthquake Aftermath
Calcutta dispatch reports the Indies quake damage easing with calm weather in Darjeeling. Aid is underway as disaster effects recede but food remains scarce and famine prices persist. Homes and factories damaged. land slips and clearance efforts continue in affected areas.
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Calcutta
Darjeeling
Highwayman Intercepts Coach Between Aths and Discovery
Report details a highwayman stopping a stage between Aths and Discovery. Five or more passengers faced danger as the robber demanded money and threatened violence. The thief escaped unseen while the coach driver and riders sought safety.
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Aths
Discovery
Manila bound Spwarth League head to Philippines
President Brown of the Spwarth League enlists for service in the Philippines and will lead the Foe wenth regiment of volunteers. Mentioned are Aieason of Trev and Karwen TaLlee in the northern district news.
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President Brown
Spwarth League
Chichen
Prea Brews
Epwarth League
Chicago
Enlith
Philippines
Jenin Bie Howe
Tien Fse
Aieason
Trev
A Brown
Geuneton
Karwen TaUee
Texas Woman Seeks 10000 After Husband's Lynching
Damages sought by a Texas woman for the death of her husband and another man amid a Henderson county lynching case. The report notes arrests, state evidence by John Greenhaw, and remand without full proceedings as jurors heard the contentious verdict surrounding the violence and claims.
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Texas
Sosa
Athens
James Humpheys
Bie Tee
Henderson
John Greenhaw
Jamed Humsphireye
Ava
Banks Agree to 2 Percent on Balances in Chicago
Chicago reports that James FB of First Noten Bank says nearly all Chicago banks have agreed to pay 2 percent on bank balances from October 1 until further notice. The deal, signed through the clearing house, aims to standardize interest payouts and remains subject to future action.
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Banks of
Chicago
James FB
First Noten Bank
Bese
Foream
Agresment
Tetuy T
Banka
Chirag
Lacey
Chiisieerine House
Tional
Aij
Samster
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Peter Heil
W. 6Th Avenue
Topeka Laundry Co
Christian Science WO
Second
Madison
C. H. Morrison
Kansas Avenue
North Topeka
Kimball Printing Company
Thevlinion
Ratme Yoaage
Joe bin Chisago
Frank Lannister
Strats
Arthur Groundy
Jane Baxter
Kaness Gas
Sopela Rien
Mabotices
Jerome Fank
F. Gavin
Jona Chetader
Handolph
Aire Jobs Mystrom
Pele Jackson
Kansas City
Vinita Nix
Larey Touk
Miss Pearl Hook
Ana
Tavior
Rena
Ste. A
I. A. Ryder
Emporia
Pointe
Mes
Cilia
Apel
Tittle
Carbondale
Apmither
Air Maswell
Coisis
Mies Buechner
Fat West Gordon Street
Mire
Menry Abel
Hope
Kaan
Archved
Auvst
Alice
A. Miller
Mintral
Ayenue
Abe
Ahd
Coleman
Tope Hey
Sie
Miler
Haplien Ehareh
Aretod Catuy
Cbeetian
Aed
Syrtie Riof
Bigworth
Brothyr
Allen Joseph
Kassais
I.rink
Neason
MM. Hale
Arid
St. Louis
Beymiatr Thomas
Woesline
Tina
Otby Sone
Mrj. Anderson
Episcopal Convention
Diocese of
Boven
Montezuma, Ind
Charles Adams & Co. Women's Store
Charles Adams & CO
Women’s Store
British India
van Buren Street
Chili
Stanley
Col. Anthony
Lutheran Church
Aes
MC. Ranseon
A Thes Phils Delphin
Milwaukee
Denver
Gattletb Berketmer
Gon Ticketa
Se Mg Frida
Rowley & Now's
Tay
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