Butler men like it in Chicago butter export hopes
An April 13 Chicago dispatch reports strong interest from Secretary of Agriculture in boosting butter exports. A leading merchant says the industry is increasing production to meet foreign demand. The piece notes pasteurized butter longevity and Wilson era efforts to improve export flow, with mentions of Mr. Monrad and European markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Wassett
Washington
Festerdax
Commanion
Tumiers Grand Lineereiane
American Tiltter
Eneland
Mortad
Maerieutinaral Desurteene
Périmen
SANGUILY RETURNS FROM FLORIDA TRIP
General Juno Rangully and his son arrived in New York from Florida last night. He spoke of warmer weather and damp air hindering his health and wounds. He criticized reports about his plans and urged Spain to end warfare, saying he has not decided on future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juno
Cuba
Ans
Jey
Alvaro
Soogully
Spain
Catherne ciyHleed
Sanguily
North Topeka Local Notes and Social Roundup
North Topeka society items recount visits and arrivals at Beecher and Silver Lake, with Brice Gla Nelsonwinder from Silver Lake, Frank Berry at Berry farm, Miss Maud Glidden hosting at her home, and J P White of Latia visiting. Church groups meet for planning events. Ada Mester and others travel for extended visits through Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Maryland. Obituary note: Ed Raub, longtime editor of the Montgomery Zephyr, dies in Dallas at age 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieme
Kimball Printing Co
Knnsae Avenue
Brice Gla Nelswinder
Silver Lake
Boas
Frank Berry
Berry Farm
Kittie Mand Ward
Thoms Pagett
Maud Glidden
Rome Batur
J.P. White
Latiia
Pocite Represe Co
North Shoe
Kansas
Union
Charles Breinberger
Quincy E
Lalles Sewing Society
North
North Contrexarional Churely
Tomorriw
Eluron
Ada Mester
Anon
Pennsylpia
Wirwala
Maryland
Kansas Avenue
J.M Marrow
Se- Ak
Belle
Tim
North Congregational Church
Steel
Airstro
Airs
A. J. Fiane
Albany
Winconsin
Sprinefeld
Ant
M. Petro
Aiea Walluim
Apel
Cramer
Pers
Carol
Kansas City
Dir
Nott Topeka
Raub
A. A. Raub
Hon. Rowe
Dallas
Tetus
Cagarth
Montionery
Zeader
Montgomery
Texas
Dulne
Notable Executions and Murders Across Time in Jersey City
A dated, fragmented report recounts multiple lethal cases and executions. It mentions John Mackin Jr being hanged in 1596 alongside details of a murder involving Bridget Connors and her daughter Mary Connors, with a later note on Paul Gens and others connected to varied fates, including emigration and labor. The piece blends biographical fragments from different eras, lacking cohesive chronology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Tohn Mackin, Jr
Eelock
John Macigi
M Yen
Bridget Connors
Mary Connors
Tvo
Iirashh Tauber
Ant Pethie
Mackin
New Jersey
Paul Gens
Lela Sn
Paul Gene
Charm
Dr O Leary Opens Temperance Lecture Series at Rilmillen Hall
Dr O Leary addressed a receptive audience at Rilmillen Hall last night, promoting temperance and reform in modern society. The lecture outlined studies and practical guidance for better preparation in business, with further talks promised on upcoming evenings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Oleary
Rilmillen Hall
Tooklus
OM Lowry
Salti
Indonis
Weeding Of Frauds Ends In Authority Action In NY
Assistant District Attorney Lindsay said that the failure of the BS Dean company is under official investigation and that the matter has unsettled implications. The discredited operation halted mail fraud schemes and the principals withdrew funds and vanished from their property. Public notices list actions against United States Addressing company at 217 West Fifth Street and Fort & Co. Broadway, as Open Board of Brokers was raided and shut down by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs, Dean & Co
New York
Lindsay
B.S. Dean Company
Mater
Amiens
Conotra
Tgkt Caves
Polkfledge
Fort Pen
United States Addrnssing Company
West 1Ifth Street
Fort & Co
Open Board of Brokers
Economic grounds delay pension consolidation plan report
The report from the Commission of Pensions and Secretary Biss outlines that consolidating pensions for Iowa and related agencies would not save money. Instead, expenditures could rise by about $200,000 due to agency business, clerk hires, and varying payroll allowances across offices in New York Columbus Knoxville Boston Buffalo Milwaukee and other cities with pensioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Clevelanda
Pension Offiowa Wilke
Biss
Bite
Agencie
Rahtals
Tech
New York
Esame
He Columbus
Columbus
Twe Tee
Knoxville
Allowance
Boston
Milwaukee
Free Drive for Grant Memorial Parade Plans Unfold
New York April reports a grand Grant memorial celebration featuring a parade of city guests from the Fuch Avenue hotel to the monument site. The dedication ceremony will commence with an open carriage procession led by McKinley, Cleveland, Mayor Strogg, and General Haracy Por t, followed by diplomatic envoys and cabinet members, governors, senators, and military leaders in a display of national prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant
Fuch Avenue
Montoent
Lesops
Mckinter
Grover Cleveland
Strogg
Haracy
Auton
Conkfeir
Society World: Topeka Socials and Club Gatherings
In Topeka and vicinity the M. P. S. club met with Miss Olivia Van Tussel at her home on West Eighth. Guests included several club members and visitors. St Cecilia Club and L. A. W Whist Club hosted meetings with varied programs and table arrangements. Next hostess is Mrs Fred Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oavia van Tussel
West
Wila Tosmlinson
Ath Brewer
Myrtle Caligham
Otiss May Davis
Frank Beek
Dick Olden
George McCoy
Fred Gtek
John Green
Lou Graham
Miew Qtazie Davis
Myrtle Weieh
Mies Hattie Conivs
Florence van ‘Tsese
Tralph Cienser
Dae Skiwmit
Ralph Ward
Rushmoce
St Cecilia Club
St. Cevilia Club
Onenoon
J. , Smith
Schbert
Sohnbert
Kaiheya
Kina Carpinter
Hileabette
Carpen
LA W
D. Whist Cior
Frank Edaon
D. D. Whist
Speed Hughes
Witt ‘Trump
Davey
Enaporta
Theodore Hammatt
Walter Noble
Mids Wellsé McCintock
Fred Freeman
Personal and Social News From The Community
Personal and social notes describe visits and gatherings across Topeka including Mrs C C Knowles, Mrs Bowford, Mrs Wills Hisdon, and Mrs Nellie Port. The Bethatty college seniors plan an April 31 party in Miss Horn's rooms. Mr Charles Kline of Raton NM visits relatives while Miss Rather Miller and Sto H R Stillman announce a forthcoming marriage. Several invitations and travels amid social calls, entertainments, and new employment wrap the scene with weddings, dinners, and club events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achison
C. C. Knowles
Portia Eli
FL A. Bowford
Topeka Avenue
Hon
Mouse
Kansas City
Bethatty Collie
Miss Horn
Charles Kline
Raton
N. M
Willan Tests
Washington, D. C
Wills Hisdon
Atelia Whist Club
Trice Greenwood
Binlly Black
Miss Crane
Sisse Edina Smyth
Nellie Port
W. B. Jansen
Somorrow
Chicago
Robert Manly
Lawrence
City
EB. J. Robinson
Leavenworth
Teton
Kansan City
Rather Miller
Sto. H.R Stillman
Tyter
W. J. Black
Tewkebury
Ente
Kanne City
Misa Nellie Post
Nellie McClintock
Waldemar v, Dahlen
Library Hell
At & Eelewk
Paula Bisdermann
Sewall Returns Vowing Democratic Choice Linked to East
San Francisco April 13 Arthur Sewall Democratic candidate for president in the last campaign arrived from the East after thirty days at sea. He cites recent Democratic noise in eastern cities as a reflection of Davis influences and argues the party will deliver better times if entrusted with power. Sewall and business interests in Maine frame his visit as mixed travel for business and pleasure. Governor Black proposes civil service reform, sending a bill to Lexow and Schorr to depose current practice for state exams and merit-based hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franeisco
Arthur Sewall
Tsiiyous
Panama
Srwall
Jane
McKinney
Sewall
San Francisco
Black
Civil Service
Albany
Lexow
Senate
Assemblyman Schorr
Cnly
Ainess
Topeka Police Board Drops Five Patrolmen In Crucial Shakeup
Last night the Topeka board of commissioners conducted an annual police force reorganization. Five regular patrolmen were dismissed by Chief Henry B. Steele and Sergeant Owen. Burgess a former Republican appointee and star officer faced removal amid alleged political maneuvering. New appointees include four Populists and a silver Republican, featuring George Plager and J Davis among others. D. M. Mitchell sought office keys but was denied citing statutory limits on sanitary sergeant appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lt la
Steele
Owen
Blumenstork
Lewelling
Steendon
McFadden
Roberts
Kanshe Fvenus
I. Whittaker
George Plager
Rigar
Spplinier
Rey Poblicar
Unifors
J. Davis
Joa, Davis
Silver Club
A. Carlson
FA. Beeketram
Herman Jacobs
Fock Island Railroad
L. Yeukion
Wan
D. M
Mitchell
Fellows
Police Board
Lewelling Goes South in Controversy over Remarks
Wichita April 13 Governor Leeds Hallroad Commissioner W P Dilliard and ex Chief Justice David Martin met the Interstate Commerce Commission at Austin. Ex Governor Lewelling faced sharp questions as J P Campbell, attorney, said Lewelling’s statements and motives were questioned and that Campbell doubted Lewelling’s claims while noting others’ support or opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Leeds
Hallroad
Dilliard
David Martin
Interstate Ferce Commission
Austin
Tex
Léwelling
To- Pea
Leedy
Arkanass City
Pole
J. Pp. Campbell
Campbell Ie
Lewellbur
Cumiphet
Lewelling
Campbell
Mr. Lewelling
Bebe
Sedingirk County
Ratiroed
Police Uniforms Ordered For Cadet Grey Regiment
The board of police commissioners has contracted with Hub Clothing to supply uniforms for all officers. The style mirrors the Clacknall metropolitan police, dark blue coats cadet grey trousers with a black stripe, and cadet grey helmets. Detectives will wear civilian clothes. drill steps and other details remain undecided as the force prepares for new appearance. Electric Bitters touted as a tonic for feverish, languid conditions with claims of preventing malaria and aiding digestion, sold by J. Jones' Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chacinnati Topeka
Metropolitan Police
Board of Police Commissioners
Hub Clothing Company
Clacknall Metropolitan Police Uniter
Cadet Stey
Grey
Topeka
Dizzlreas Ylekt
Witter
J. i Jones
Today's Market Report From The State Journal
Market report notes thin foreign influence and mixed early action in wheat and corn trading. Wheat futures opened higher then fell, with receipts around 458 thousand bushels and Liverpool price behavior cited. May corn opened lower, soybeans down, and provisions showing softer tones with 15,000 shipments reported amid overall market softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Cohn
Mage
Chicago Livestock Market Report Echoes Quiet Demand
Chicago market notes receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep with modest demand. Hog receipts near 2402 head, prices around 2.40 per cwt. cattle led by Texas steers around 2.25 to 2.14. sheep steady with lambs around 10.85 to 11.50. Overnight figures show official receipts and shipments, with tomorrow hogs around 22,000. Kansas City wheat and hay markets show steady to firm trends with various grades cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jett
Dewey
Texas
Flehwr
Lamba
Shipmerice
AIO
Wheal Market Outlook Telegraphed by Grain Brokers
Gossip from Goodwin and Chamber notes bullish sentiment in wheat with Chicago and St Louis bulls influencing prices. Higher prices seen for wheat whether or not war persists, futures in May optimistic, with possible 1 per cent gains and cautious bets on longer term rises. Traders cautioned that attempting to time markets may hurt profits. Opening Liverpool cable quotes 44 high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin & Chamber
Chicago
St. Lovie
Hevicut
Te Cage
Purcose
Liverpool Cabie Brm
Unclear textile and grain market notices from era data
Fragmentary market chatter reports wheat and corn activity across Minneapolis and Chicago, with prices fluctuating and pockets of firm sentiment. References to London and Liverpool markets, rail and telegraph notes, and assorted stock and commodities mentions fill a dense, jumbled page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. Kinley
T. F. Lannan
Kinley & Lannan
Wilson
North Topeka
Bok Fanta
DR. O'Leary
Cleveland
Pension Office
Saicoon Abany
Fie
Aa Joons
Police
State Journal
Rainer Unl
Cholee
Timothy
Levy
Maui
Goodwin & Chambertin
TopeWa
Apriax
Cardle—Reveipes Freud
Mugler
Texag
Hesturs
HesiNr
iPexia
Market Fairavane Hamas Muilvones
Tin
Dinneapolis
Miliz
London
Européas Visihiee
Dulush ii
Londen
Passage
Bertin
Miligher
Logan
Kewlish
Mar Sienen
Jee Aga
Tomoreew i
Nicago
Neapolis
York
Babe Ciengo
Expori Logan
Aidrion
Rache
Goodwin & Chamberlain
Toy
Kansen
Apell
Wachan
New York Central
Sorker
Advicon
Western Union
Supreme Court of
Bell Telephone Company
Wistert
Orriciula
Rave Wuttermd
Jorge
Rensomm
Uist
Jersey Central
Path
Fikely
T& Ee
Lowe
Western Talon
Goodwin & Chamberlin Brokers
Firain, Provisions & Stocks
Buccasors
Topeka Grain & Tok Exchange
St. Louis
BANK
Ches
Eet Gee Oorresr
W. A. Michael Commission
West Sixth Area
Kan
W. Wickham
Wita
Cis Teal National Bank
Kanga
Union National Bank
Karnes City
First Door Exchange Uiding
Kandas City
Ohive
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