Goulds Shade Revealed In Spirit Meeting At Tuxedo Park
Mrs M E Lease led a spiritualist gathering at the First Association of Spiritualists in Tuxedo Park Madison Avenue and Fifty Ninth Street yesterday marking the movement’s anniversary. Messages from the departed filled the room as Lease spoke of Jay Gould in rags and clipping coupons in the afterlife. Mediums including Miss Gayle and Mrs Pepper demonstrated spirit contact, with audience members seeking private séances and warnings against imposters.
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York
Iing
Theaw
Association of Spiritualiate
Madison Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Twe Metivine
Lease
Mary Ellesbeth Lease
Kansas
Jay Gould
Helen
Sats Gould
Eterniyt
Luther R. Mursh
Ips Bracks
Annila
Debar
Spook World
Faw
New York City
Hind
Margaret Geile
Lawse
Jelen
Willian
William
Germany
Anabelia
United States
Willam
Spectium
Calcutta
Roswea
Rodgers
Medisa
Henry
Charles
Mis. Pepper
Miss Gayle
Mrs. Pepper
San Francisco
New York
Hearst
Senator Hearst
Dr. Perrine Yee
Mesjium
Gayle
Why Women Are Nervous in Medical News Analysis
A British Medical News piece links nervous prostration in women to alum intake. It cites Orfila and several professors noting alum's nervous effects after absorption, including appetite loss and serious nerve debility. It warns alum widens in bread whitening and cheap baking powders, urging use of tartaric cream brands to avoid alum.
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Orfila
Hans Mayer
Paul Selm
Miss Goulds Chrysanthemum Collection Noted in NY Press
The New York Press reports Miss Helen Gould owns a world leading chrysanthemum nest. Bliss Gould bought Orient-derived plants and uses a large conservatory in the west to display rare blooms. Her collection, valued around $100000, includes high prices for Crimson and George Child varieties, with many whiskered blooms and varied colors.
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Miss Gould
New York Press
Helen Gould
Nest
Bliss Gould
Orient
Hestt
George Child
Edwin Gould
Gould” Bieom
Miss Emma Kelly Heads to Klondike for Spring Clean Up
Ex Senator H B Kelly's daughter Emma Leonidas Kelly sails from Santa Fe noon for the Klondike twelve miles from Dawson City. She plans a spring cleanup, expects to return in September with gold as proof, notes soaring meat prices, new Dawson phone lines, and local papers. She aims to walk the Chilkoot, cross the Arctic, and bring back only gold.
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Emma Leonidas Kelly
H. B. Kelly
Santa Fe
Secon
Klondike
Miss Kelly
Kelly
Dawson
Chilkoot
Artic Ocean
Cattanak
Circle
Seattle
Chicago
Hood
Klondike bound Miss Kelly plans Alaska mining drive
Miss Kelly details plans to join a Klondike expedition, return to Dawson after cleanups, and prospect Alaska for new gold. She will travel Seattle to Dawson, expects easier voyage, and carries a rifle, talisman, and silver identification medal. She is hired by Associated Press to report from Klondike.
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Mias Kelly
Kelly
Melville Stone
Associated
Klondike
Alaska
Miss Kelly
N. W.T
Culver
Newland
Chance
Sawyer
Topeka
Dawson
Almena Boy J W Pound Dies in Wichita Trip
J W Pound eleven year old boy died of heart trouble at the home of J W Thomas four miles northwest of Almena Kan He had been in poor health and was traveling with a magic lantern troupe appearing in schoolhouses He fell under his team while preparing for a drive to his next engagement and died seconds after reaching a bed in the house
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Almena
Kan
J. W. Pound
J. W.thomas
Topeka Weddings Highlight Pink and White Splendor
In Topeka a Wednesday evening ceremony at First Presbyterian united Miss Nellie McClintock and Mr. Harry Weaver in a pink and white wedding. Attendants included Miss Block and Miss Thompson, with Rev. Linus Blakesley officiating and Mr Roehr at the organ. The couple plan a future in Kansas City after a weeks East trip. A second home wedding of Miss Bessie VanAmburgh and Mr. Clarence Smith occurred on Harrison Street with simple decor, Rev. Blakesley officiating, and a Chicago trip planned post ceremony. Both brides wore white gowns, guests praised the decor of palms and pink carnations.
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Neliie McClintock
L. B. McClintock
Harry Weaver
First Presbyterian
Topeka
Roehr
Lohen- Sinn
Will Alex Sander
Ned Osborn
Edward McBride
C. E. Perkins
Kansas City
Miss Block
St. Louis
Helen Thompson
Willa Rodgers
Mary Thompson
Eden McClintock
Ellsworth Wenvyer
J. BD. Countermine
Schubert
Mendvissohn
Edna McClintock
Miss Rodgers
West Tenth Street
Weaver
Bessie VanAmburgh
Clarence Smith
Mr. Smith
Harrison Street
Josephine VanAmburgh
Dick Alden
Alice Healy
Palms
Ester Lilkes
Linus Blakesley
Josephine VanAmbergh
Community notices and society greetings from Topeka paper
Unity club program Friday evening includes vocal solo and papers on Spiritualism. Mrs. Fred Bonebrake of Osage City visits her mother Mrs. Thompson. Mary Alice Burwell to wed Luther Burns at 1611 Central St Kansas City on Wednesday April 19. Music department of Women’s club meets Friday at Dr. Mary Stewart’s home. Loretta Strickler’s birthday party hosts several young ladies. Christ’s Hospital guild meets Friday at Mrs Guiliard Dudley’s home. News of Bert Griffin and Pearl Armstrong welcoming a daughter in Los Angeles. Mrs Healey travels to Chicago then Harrison Pa. Topeka mandolin club second recital with Estelle Barnum, K K Diffenderfer, HR Thomas. 12-number program.
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Unity Club
Vocal
W. Hovincon
Spiritual
Ore x
Spiritism
L. A. Stebbins
Fred Honebrake
Osage City
J.B. Thompson
Bonebrake
Moss T. Burwell
Mary Alice
Luther Burns
Central Street
Kansas City
Topeka
Burns
Stanley
Woman’s Club
Mary Kk. Stewart
Harrison Street
I. H. Strickler
Loretta Strickler
Jean Wallace
May Huron
Anna M. Parry Bundy
Tina Wade
Kate Whitson
Alice Chadwick
Miss Green
Eden
J. M. Currier
Christ
Harrison
Thomas
James
Estelle Barnum
K. K. Diffenderfer
HR. E. Thomas
Mexican Prosperity Shines as Miner Shepherd Visits
Los Angeles reader reports Hose Shepherd son of Shepher d arrives from Hatopitas Mexico for vacation. Notes Hatopitas mines as major silver and mineral producers with labor deepening shafts. Mentions Chihuahua Pacific railroad expansion, rail haul for wood, and growing industrial improvements across Mexican cities.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Meraits Grane Shepherd
Hose” Shepherd
Hatopitas
Mexico
Tatopitas
Hig Ativer
Mn Shefferd
Suez
Mises
Ietopias
Shepherd
Chihuahua and Pacific Railroad
Baye Tech Grad
Chihuahua
Ir Industries
Ie Hutton and
Wooles
Republic
Why There In Postal Deficits
The piece notes that the U S post office is unprofitable, reporting 1806 receipts of 52 million and expenditures of 94 million, a deficit over 11 million. It argues compared costs reflect nation size and service scope, cites comparisons with Britain Germany France and Italy, and defends postal service as educative and essential despite losses.
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Letom
Enijacepnia Post
United States
Pulltice
Uncle Sam
Europe
Great Britain
Kneeland
Scotland
Wales
New Mexico
Germany
Texas
Bam
Arizona
Wyoming
Italy
Montana
Postal Service of
America
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Jey Gould
M. E. Lease
Gould
Bellevere
Dawson City
Mss Kelly
Straits
St. Michael
Koteebue Sound
Arctic Ocean
Rele
Northwest Tarding Company
Dryea
Chilkeot
Emma Kelly
J. & Pound
Almens, Kanes
Social and Personal
Block
Wilson
Kansan City
Smith-VanAmburgh
Perrin
the Mills Dey Goods Co
Felix Gouraud
Gouraud
Stansfield
Suuad & Res
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