Storm Wrecks Ships and Delays British Continent Route
A heavy cross channel storm disrupts steamboat service between Great Britain and the continent. Several fishing smacks are wrecked or missing. A gale damages the British ship Joan Cook, sinks a smack, and harms another vessel. The Noteegina bark Honka runs aground and is badly damaged in Baltimore harbor.
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London
Great Britain
Joan Cook
Mages
Emerick
Portland
Ore
Jenson
Cardi
Bahia
Baitimers
Ireland
Baltimore
West Seventh Street
Social and Personal: Crosbys Host Decorated Library Hall Party
Mr and Mrs W T Crosby and Mr and Mrs E H Crosby hosted a reception and dance at Library hall drawing hundreds of friends. The ornate tropical stage decor, glowing lamps, palms and ferns, and a two course refreshment service highlighted an evening of music by Steinberg's orchestra. Attendees wore elaborate gowns, including turquoise blue taffeta and pale green silk, with assisting guests in varied silk and organdy finery. The Federation then held its Unity church meeting with officers elected for the year and remarks by the retiring president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Crosby
E. H. Crosby
Library Hall
Steinberg
Ming Ethel Morton
Jessie Meyers
W.T. Crosby
T. E. Crosby
Huster Dilles
Moonah Corner
Walla
K. H. Crosby
Ara
W. H. Eastman
J. Bear
C. R. Hudson
Caro Penfield
Kate Gunther
George W. Parkhurst
J. HR. Hankin
Federation
City Federation
Unity Church
Mra
A. H. ‘Thompson
5. M. Wood
3. T. Lavewell
M.S. Morgan
MM. Hlow
Topeka Club Life Sees New President Mrs A H Thompson
In Topeka a federation meeting welcomed Mrs A H Thompson as the new club president succeeding Mrs McCarter who reflected on past programs including the traveling library and the Union lecture course. The group discussed self development and home impact, and two new clubs joined while honorary members were named. A Commisceo Club dance at Hudson's ball drew a large attendance with numerous local society members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
A. H. Thompson
McCarter
Wau Johnston
Federation
Union
Notes and Personal Mention in Topeka
A list of local residents and visitors appears followed by short notes. Miss Beesie Hayden returns from Leavenworth. Mrs. Edwin Fox leaves for Cedar Rapids after visiting in Topeka. Topeka attendees at a Lawrence function include Miss Lottie Parkherst and others. Miss Laura Maxwell of Kansas City visits Mrs. M. C. Kindel. George P. Connor plans a ten day Topeka stay. Mrs. Willard Billott of Manhattan visits Topeka. Mr. Guy Chidester of Kansas City is in town. Mrs. Elica Kerr visits Compton friends.
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Ora Hubbard
F. L. Sturges
Aurel Riding
N. B. Thompson
W. H. Chute
R. Benedict
Edward Dureln
Roy Millies
Clyde Lawrence
Tom Whitmer
Fred Hale
Bert Harris
C. D. Hudson
P.O. Burkett
A. 5. Alvord
H. B. Hogeboom
C. G. Stolpe
Beesie Hayden
Mattie Jones
Leavenworth
Edwin Fox
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Topeka
Lawrence
Lottie Parkherst
Mina Devereux
Miss Gay
Helen Dick
Jeannette Lord
Laura Maxwell
Kansas City
Bmo
M. C. Kindel
Monroe Street
George P. Connor
Willard
Billott
Manhattan
Emma McNair
Guy Chidester
City
Elica Kerr Ia
Ecompton
Syndicate Eyes Chicago Traction Consolidation
A $200 million syndicate linked to Metropolitan Traction in New York and others has formed to buy and consolidate Chicago surface and elevated traction companies. Talks cover City Railway North Chicago and West Chicago at specified prices with new stock issued on par terms, promising potential economies and higher net earnings if the deal closes.
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Chicago
the Chronicle
New York
Philadelphia
Metropolitan Traction
Chicago Traction
City Railway
North Chicago
West Chicago
Pro- Raisin ° Suis and
Oustatt
Navy schemes to establish coaling stations in West Indies
A Washington dispatch reports a navy department plan urged by Rear Admiral Bradford to set up coaling stations at strategic West Indies points. Targeted sites include Culebra Island Mayaguez Guantanamo and Nipe Bay to control Mona and Windward passages and Gulf approaches. Coal facilities at Dry Tortugas are expanding to support deep-draft battleships.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Bradford
Bureau of
Navy Department
West Indies
United States
Virgin, Mona
Gulf of Mexico
Culebra
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Mayaguez
Mona Passage
Guantanamo
Cuba
Nipe Bay
Yucatan
Bahama Channel
Dry Tortugas
Key West
Endicott
Ft. Jefferson
Coast Survey
Culebra Island
Eagle
Nipe
Cromwell
Naval Station
Flava
Maine
Montgomery
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Veseela
Sampson
Howison
Chicago
Wilmington
Marietta
Guanta
Venezuela
Portoo
Union meeting notice for Capital Lodge and Apolloxige No 183
Members of A0.U. W. Capital Lodge No 3 are urged to attend a union meeting with Apolloxige No 183 at their hall 7 Kansas avenue Friday evening April 7 at 7 30 sharp. Martin Reardon MW. Attest Ernest Mueller Ree. Your linen left spotless American Steam Laundry 112 West Seventh Telephone 341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apolloxige No. 183
Kansas Avenus
Martin Reardon
Ernest Mueller
American Steam Laundry
West Seventh
Reorganization plan for Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking rail fail
Ongoing reorganization of the Columbus Sandusky and Hocking Railroad. The old plan offers no alternative except bond holders funding assessments while a new plan is being developed.
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Columbus
Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking Railroad Company
San Francisco
Internal Revenue
Lynch
California
Real estate transfers listed in brief notices
Real estate transfers include Pauline Kunz and husband to Embree for 2700 on half lot 15 Growwood Avenue CW. Potwin Jno. to Mrs Warner for 600 on lot 104 Kibin Avenue OT. McLaughlin to M E Penny and B E Everts for 5000 on lots 334 and 346 Topek Avenue KY and Ree. Inv Tr Co to Sarah M Howard for 1 on lots in section 8-12-15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Kunz
Embree
Grewwood
Ky and
Ree
Inv. Tr. Co
Sarah M. Howard
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the New York Met. CO
Cohen
Trouville
Caney
Valencie
Stevens
Pisid Crus
Orth
Kansas Ave
Mer. Co
Social and Personal
Children Department
Children's Clothing
Mills Dry Goods CO
Prises
Commisceo Club
Hudson's Ball
W. J. Nagle
Will Lyman
Beckley
Atchison
Zimmerman
Nortonville
Duffy
St. Lee
Margaret Crane
Ottawa
Sharpe
Hall
May VanHorn
Pauline Maier
Louie Smith
Theresa Tuttid
Helen Butterly
Lena Shelden
Calla Witt
Grace Nottis
Ada Simmons
Lottie Steinberg
Hina Millice
Emma McMullen
Nellie Neville
Josie Pickens
Leona Sage
Miss Simmons
May DeClercq
Edna Prescott
Eula Fordyce
Jessie King
Anna Walsh
Mabel Horton
Lulu McMahon
Katherine Ernich
Pearl Weber
Pearl Sample
Lena Pitts
Schreiber
W. H. Martin
Frank Bureh
M. Stevenson
Charlie Markley
Max Mater
Glen Hatfield
Glen Hall
Lem White
Charles Decker
Cephas Winger
Louie Wingert
C. Hood
J. Newman
W. C. Stephenson
John Green
Fred Adr. A
Hudson
7Th and
Kansas
Auerbech & Quettel
Grace Church
casTonia
Gulf
U. W
Capital Lodge
Attention
Newport News
Tierney
Fort Monroe
Manin
Guenther
Majorierney Ax
Fort Statis
Alten I Dalrymple
Talway Mall
Spetain
Union Station
F Dalrymple
Spokane
Wash
Kenneth Furtington Bellairs
Borden
South Africa
Hintish Columbia
Uim
Rossiand
Daily ‘Telegraph
Langtry
Burra
Fort Eric
Haveese
Tucker
Lucke
Sim Drug Co
Denver
Great Stae Rtl
Colorado Flyer
Trey and
Eo Ey
S— Rictor
Thain
Portiana
San Frescisco
Kertees City
Lewis
Fulton
W. R. Weible, Carpenter
East 8Th St
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