Fashion reform lecture sparks health talks in Wichita
Annie Jenness Miller realism and reform in fashion are highlighted as Wichita hosts a leading critic on physical culture this afternoon. The message urges mothers to protect internal organs and discard corsets as obsolete. A stylish, healthful dress is promoted by Hotman & Champion as the ideal option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Munlock
Newton
Hinchel Foster
Annie Jomess Miller
Bisdsen
Betta
Tocall & Man
Bachar
Anna Jenene Miller
Dreserd
Miller
Newie
Wichita
Annie Jenness Miller
Elegantiarum
New York
Oklahoma Convent ion Executive Committee Meeting Report
The interstate Oklahoma convention executive committee met yesterday morning in Wichita at the Board of Trade rooms. George L. Rouse was chosen vice president in the president’s absence, and a fund of 1.00 was authorized to cover expenses for the Washington delegation. HL Pearse and HL Hill were tasked to raise funds, with J. O. Davidson named treasurer. A new consolidated Oklahoma Association with headquarters in Wichita was proposed, and preparations for a public information bureau were approved. Judge Emery praised the convention’s outcome, while Cap Crouch urged swift Washington action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Beans of Trade Rooms
Geo. L. Rouse
Geo. Rilley
H. L. Pearce
Harry S. Hill
Geo
Mr. Clement
Harvey
Colonel Dolman
Mr. Rouse
Crouch
Cogeker
Airs Hill
Pearse
HL. Hill
J. O. Davidson
Wichita
Josett
Emery
Wendy
Cough
Washington
Congress
Siial
Meeb
Barrmay
Sial
Okia- Suita
Mo. Pierce
Board of Trade
Consolidated Oblahoma Associat
Board of Wradee
Trial delay and arrests reported in Wichita dispatch
The Wichita paper notes John A Courtney's trial delay due to his absence and his release on recognizance before Justice Hammond. Louis Clark faces $1,000 bond on a rape charge to be addressed at the next district term. Additional items cover mandamus action in Gatville school district No. 8, divorce filing by Ledina M Shearer, and multiple police court fines for drunkenness, dog taxes, and disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A Courtney
Hammond
Louis Clark
Witet Govet
Reed
CE. Goodyear
Prask Row Isy
Waco Township
Gatville
Oatville
Steared VR
Sheard
Ledina M Shearer
George H.shearer
Niagara County
N. Y
Ted
John Smith
William Waltz
Dixon
A Scheme to Protect Bottom Land at Fort Leavenworth
AvEsworth Kat Now reports a plan to salvage Missouri river sands opposite Fort Leavenworth by a canal widening the bend. General McCook seeks labor to open a ten foot channel in two months using military convicts, aiming to straighten the river for flood control and reclaim acres of land along the riverfront. The project would extend north toward Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AvEsworth
Kat
General Scrook
Fort Leavenworth
Missouri
Leavenworth
Sears Acre
McCook
Cours
Fragmented OCR Narrative From An Absent Preserved Page
An era described by garbled OCR text features scattered names and phrases such as a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to View and references to historical figures like emperors and generals. The string of disjointed lines mentions attacks, captures, and wartime tones with unclear chronology and many misreads.
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Daily Eagle
M. Murdock & Bro
Reanene Valley Resaliie
Sigil Awociaia Prem
Bubacreftion Daily
Xasla Ee
Ron Sear
Aratt
Vemiagion Ordsual Euburie
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Uwe
Adu
Abturmer
Prine
Sli
Sonal
Perkins
Fron
Oswego
Mench
Valley Ceotur
Porgeson
St Louis
B. Forbes
Anthony
Walters
Pirvell
Wes
Eyay i
Graves
Grand Rapids
W. Knox
Wide
Halstein
W. G.seibold
Rochester
N.Y
Sudan
Renee Sestentay
Hf. Hultschnider
Tumniboldt
J. Medellansd
Kingman Yestortny
Kingman
Larmat
St. Tu Ty
Henry Meer
Santa Fe
Newt Yesterag
IL Ktandvlpt
St. Louis
GL. Hubbell
Teaas
Hie
J .N. Uherey
Ginnnge Fisihaviel
Lt A. Stepan
Antuany
Vaants
Nelson
Lois Republic
Tukoberest
Keel
Wickmiller
Luglewond
Clark County
An-Tew
Ann L. Word
Washington, D
Lewis Snyder
Minnie
Lies Svtsle
Wellington
Washington, DC
P. Thouisve
Col
A. Th Shackel- Walplin
Wabbell
Jed Jenness Millurfida
Andy
Murray Myers
James Cogesball
North Topeka Avenue
Sim
Herth
Denglas Avenue
Peka
Hincoverist
ANEO
Oliver
Uist
Crake
Charlie Phareh
Adliver McNatunra
Heck
Snd
Sirgol
A.T. Macon
Lewis
Wickes
Dhemand
No 5
Darling
Wichen
Erlork
Toll
Wishble Tn Limited Emocess
Anthony Republica
Doited States Circuit Court
Brewer
Samuel Houck
JC. Fraker
Jake
Joe Tobler
United States
Jall
Uelsand
Mro
Mex Cail
Wagner
Mosier
Hee Wen
Harugman
Thurber
Willy
Howard
ShoKe
Chee
Marshall Charles Howard
Bulli Dillard
Ed Darnell
Joe
Dillard
Tobler
Dor
Stillwell
Mercalf
Atty
Cail
Merewif
Harper
Leputy Howard
Hoth
Mott
Joes
Jack Stillwell
Joe McC
Tse
Dunbar
North Main
Jack
Thomas Thurber
Toblers
Ital
Medleachan
Tim
Teast
Kansan
Konan
Oklahom
Tue
Lam
Bundan
Fant
Thave
Thiele
Waray
Marsyr Eanes
Oktaboma Matters
Osis City
Information Land
Valentine Jobst
Peoria
Thia City
Eve Ming
Jobst
Bjoth Street
Peter Baker
Kerow Bilings
Ludwig
Mr Baker
Miss Lute Miler
Lizette
Marie Morosini
Mrs Benna
Lut Ee Hecler
Katie
Me WE. Hines
Dennis McGraw
Miss Miller
Knndgrant
Kansas City
Crawson!rand
Ais Wue
Olivet Church
Catnase
T. W. Minnis
Feil
Lawlind
Xem
Miakfew
Sach Eapesia
Jomess Miller
Atinisson
Millar
Garey
Hertford
Fastral
W. T. Wise
del Yestertas
Junkermann
Galt
Mount Olivet
Simith Skinner Breck
Knights
Onder W.S. Conarr
MCA
Noonilay Penyer
Temperance W. Smith
Myrtle
Hattie Dear
North Min Street
Anna Campball
Maui Michael
Jeanie Deans
Lettie McNaughton
W.C. Buffington
Bam McNaughton
Franch Curtis
Thompson
W. Z. Chisty
Judd
Cruning
Fey
Kanase Pot
Josie Molliniger
Lawresiew Avenue
Josie
Kosten
Wacniwwemes
Marios Db Newman
Notily
Alies Se Clair
de Hughie
Soni
Sire
Kate
Newman
Mra Smith
Milac
Acias
Triple Alliance
Raes Siaes
France
Garris
Benasis
Cherokee Live Stock Association
Kavsas Yry
Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association
Midland
Chief Mays
Lee
ROYAL
King Powder Co
Avron
Merrimack
Cash Henderson
Eno
End
Main ST
Douglas Ave
Homervills
Drew Siepethr
The
Society For the Prevention of
Eptuee
Brown
Cortes
Furst Cub Loenger
Merkenaie
Tame
Goad
Smit
Guieeciise
Enceey
Staten
Minnie Q'Delh
Lie
Paina
Eurtah
Hood
Pineda
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