Third annual Methertist Episcopal conference notes
The article records the third annual conference of the Methertist Episcopal church with extensive appointment lists across districts including Manhattan and Atchian. It notes sessions adjourned at Se'cock ris, future meeting planned for March at Fortes Kansas, and a long roster of presiding elders and ministers. Also mentions a burglary at Charles S. Cryster’s house and a forecast of a 20 degree temperature drop.
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Tragedy as five year old dies from self-inflicted pistol incident
Stella Laughlin, five, died at home on North Flores Street after a revolver owned by Bostick was reached and fired. Her mother and sister were away. the weapon was found beside her and skull injuries noted. The incident occurred while her guardian and relatives were present but out of the room. The article also covers cattlemen convention news and a prohibition stance, plus a towboat capsizing with drownings.
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Bold Bank Robbery Hits Stockton Kansas
A daring bank robbery at First National Bank in Stockton Kansas ended with the cashier overpowered and locked in the vault. The thief escaped with a small amount of cash and fled as locals searched the area. Telegrams went out to nearby towns and horsemen pursued the suspect who was described as heavyset in a light suit with a red handkerchief over his face.
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Rumors on diplomatic posts stir Kansas politics
From Topeka Kansas March 13 special reports political rumors sweep the capital as talk spreads that Congressman Huan may be offered a diplomatic post and Perkins could become first assistant secretary of the interior. Supporters claim a path to appointments exists while critics warn of strong belief in the reports.
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The Office Serkers AR Prominent Jayhawkers at the Capital
In Washington a Kansas delegation caucus discussed appointments for consular and other posts outside Kansas with names like Thomas Wheaties and J. W. Ady mentioned as contenders. The session aimed to align delegates on potential offices, including auditor and postmaster roles, while confirming picks for Dakota governorship and Cherokee purchase issues.
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Wellington
CAPITAL GOSSIP ON DEATH OF CAPTAIN ENSEN AND POLITICAL NOTES
Wastigotoy March 1 reports the death of Captain Deensen with his widow and two children. The piece references national figures including Senator Gorman of Maryland and General Dram, mentioning the funeral, political appointments and a mix of diplomatic and administrative details tied to the era. The text weaves through nominations, consular posts, and official actions related to government, with several named individuals and institutions.
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Nationwide Bank Patents Shaper Aids Rail Post Service
An early notice describes arrangements by the American National Bank and partners to establish a railroad post office route. It details agents, weighing scales, cash carriers, assignees, and the planned daily departures from Kansas City to Paola and other Kansas towns, with connections via Memphis and Saline routes.
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