Special Sale of Ladies Tailor Made Suits
A condensed sale listing highlights Camel's Hair Cheviot, Venetian Cloth, and Serge suits in navy, blue, black, brown, or tan. Many coats feature satin or silk linings with tailored lines, double or three piece skirts, and varied button details. Original prices ranged up to 25 dollars, with sale prices shown. range appears to about 14 to 22 dollars.
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C- Space- Oh Carenatane
Obec Tv
Eseyescus
Soto Atovees Sens
Sererses Ek Edenverer Sens
Farmlan Shoe Sale and Local Notices
The page lists shoe bargains at Farmlan and Courtney’s photos at reduced prices this month. It notes weddings, visits, illnesses, and social events including a District Foreign Missionary Society meeting, a funeral for Mr. Breuer, and Mrs. Henley’s death. Multiple local names and events are recorded with routine society updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Union Pacific
Courtney
Kansas Avenue
Edith Putoum
Fred Shellaberger
Horton
Shellaberger- Thinham
B. Kistler
Oklahoma City
Will
B. Lyon
Smairs
Edwards
Jeskie
St. Louis
Wamego
Alma
5. L Courtney
District Foreign Missionary Society
Abalate Boty
W. BH
Hutchinaen
Bastiat
Haneley
Mrriden
Leaven & Son
Tammany Sachems Unanimously Elected at New York Meeting
In New York on April 18 the Tammany society elected officers with Sachems named including John Whalen John F Carroll Daniel F McMeher John W Ket er John W Scannell Charles F Murphy Randulph Guggenheimer Maurice Featherstone Asa Bird Gardiner John Kelly George Clausen Jean Fox Thomas Dunn and secretary Thomas F Smith treasurer Bever F Meyer Sag amore John T Nagle Wiskinkie John A Hoyle. Keller succeeds Congressman William Astor Chanler amid reports of a quarrel with Richard Croker.
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New York
Tammany Society
John Whalen
John F. Carroll
Daniel F. McMeher
John W. Keter
John W. Scannell
Charles F Murphy
Randulph Guggenheimer
Maurice Feathereon
Asa Bird Gardiner
John Kelly
George C. Clausen
Jean Fox
Thomas J. Dunn
Thomas F. Smith
Bever F. Meyer
Sagamore
Innovation In Saying Grace Startles Topeka Family
A devout Topeka family is startled at breakfast when the husband, about to say grace, reads a cocoa label aloud. The label instructs to use water just boiling and to read directions, prompting wife and others to assume a blessing moment. After a fifteen minute confusion, the man alone now times his prayers, careful to observe the family’s reaction.
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Grace
Tegan
Akoulakian device lets deaf hear sounds at distance
April 1 report from Mobile shows young electrical engineer M R Hutchins and Alabama Polytechnic Institute student Hatehineon exhibiting a portable instrument called the Akoulakian. It enabled two deaf youths to hear sounds they repeated, and allowed a deaf mute to hear piano playing at distance and distinguish voices in ordinary conversation.
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M. R. Hutchins
Sraduste
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Hatehineon
80000 bushel elevator to rise at Wellington this summer
Workmen demolish a building south of the Aetna mills to clear space for an 80000 bushel elevator with 4 capacity at Ain Vonteta. Kramer Bros will construct it, starting immediately and aiming for completion by July 1 to support the 89 Wheat crop. The project reflects preparations for the upcoming harvest season.
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Wellington
Aetna
Ain Vonteta
Kramer Bros
Hue
Kime Do Mundie
Topeka Guthrie Pioneer Dies In Oklahoma City
J Platt a Kuna pioneer and long time superintendent of Sunday school work in Oklahoma died here yesterday at the end of a career that began with the first studied school at Topeka. He taught mathematics from 186 to 186 and served as Sunday school superintendent in Kaneua from 186 to Isat. He contracted a cold January 1 and recovered.
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Topeka
Guthrie
J. Platt
Oklyatoma
Wey
War
Kaneua
Nellis Lange Bridal Parties Celebrate Pink and White Dinners
The Nellis Lange bridal party hosted two elegant pink and white dinners. Miss Herdena Crandell hosted eight guests, with center plates of pink carnations and blue print name cards. Lillian McFarland hosted twelve guests, featuring pink roses, ribbons, and a loving cup toast.
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Nellis-Lange
Herdena Crandell
Lillian McFarland
Mrs. Lange
Miss Crandell
Miss Lange
Mr. Netlis
Miss Lanse
Miss McPariaba
DL McFarland
May Lange
Erma Barber
Lawrence
Lida Bergen
McFarland
Carl Nellis
Stanley Medinett
Luther Nellie
Lee Forbes
John SteeFarland
Winners at Whist Topeka club tournament results
Fourteen teams competed in last night’s Topeka whist club event. Sole and Freeman posted the ton. Keowles and New fre led East and West. Keeler checked the inning streak of Copland and West, leaders in the present tourney, while the champions edged them by five points. Eremanietoy and Wore Breteve appear with Murphy, Marshall, Peniekarmo, Ashby, Cutt, Knowlee and Nowers among the entrants. The winners will host Governor Stanley and other state officials. Invitations extended to one member for the gathering. East and West pairings included Consors with Kester, Knowless with New, Keants with Drum, Bibiey with Robins, Norton with Harrie Mason, Troutman with Shakestatt, Shakeshaft, averaging 4 7.
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Topeka
Sole and Freeman
Keowles
Newfre
Gonkore Keeler
Coptland
West
Eremanietoy
Breteve
Murphy
Marshall
Peniekarmo
Ashby
New Keants
Drum Bibiey
Robins Norton
Harrie Mason
Troutman Shakestatt
Averige
Iss
Miss Gould Receives Autograph Album of 4000 Sailors and Soldiers
Miss Helen Gould was presented with a 158 page autograph album containing signatures of 4,000 sailors and soldiers from regular and volunteer services of all ranks honoring her war service. Maj. Gen. Shafter and Col. Roosevelt appear on the first page among other Cuban campaign leaders. James F. Fairman began collecting signatures on the Santiago battlefield, and the album was presented in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Gould
Santiago
James F. Fairman
Fifth Army Corps
United States Army
Iimsh
Mins
Gould
Electric line franchise granted to Martinsville route organizers
Indianapolis April 1 F H Fitzgerald, Joseph Ellinut and C Turkington organized to build and operate an electric line between Indianapolis and Martinsville were granted a fifty year county franchise. The company must provide freight and passenger transport at half the present railroad charges and pay the county $25 per year for each mile of track in the county.
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Indianapolis
Via
F. H Fitzgerald
Joseph’ ‘“Ellinut
Turkington
Martinsville
Npany
Baptist Golden Jubilee To Be Celebrated in San Francisco
San Francisco April 18 Loral Baptists prepare to host National Baptist meetings for about 5000 attendees next month marking the golden jubilee of Baptists on the coast. The event opens on the 3rd and runs through June 1. Delegations from Boston totaling 500 are expected among many leaders, creating the first west of Denver reunion.
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San Francisco
Loral Baptists
National Baptist Societies
The
Baptists
Denver
Boston
Topeka Snapshots and Local Notices Amid Busy Week
Charles Blood Smith travels to Omaha on business while Topeka reports busy civic and cultural events. Elks rehearsal of Romeo and Juliet, Arbor Day plans, local politics, and social notes fill the scene. Officials, traders, and residents are mentioned, including updates on police, the Santa Fe depot, and a London-style parade of small-town happenings.
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Charles Blood Smith
Omaha
Kansas Oy
Elks
ExcMayor
Port Ee
Santa Fe
Bre
John Halsch
Peety
Manila Bay
Topeke
Toda
Thorpe
Sim Drug Co
Accomu
New York
Brita Fe
Mplunenara Fas
Sknehas
Kn Realty Co
Quincy Street
North Topeka
Sthverine
Aes
Nasbeintion
Tomekas
All Stars
C. A. Om
Wileys
Josephice L. Coffing
Howard ‘Lamuert
Harrison Street
Turkey
Henrys Vansriver
Iris Jensen
Rameey
Tie Pot Cikclee
Kansas Regiment
Tay
Aguinaldo
Minneapolis
Romed
Juliet
Sons of the Aimericap
Tomr
Losingtas
Leach
Washburn College
Topeka
Charley Landie
Osborne
H. Cofiter
State Journal
Centrata
Equitable Life Insurance Readmitted to Do Business
The Equitable Life Insurance Company of New York is readmitted to operate in the state after supplying requested salary details to Superintendent McNall. Church announced the action, noting payment of 2 percent tax on Kansas business premiums from 1898, totaling $1,965.69, with $100 admission fees also paid.
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Equitave Life Insurance Company of
New York
McNall
T Company
Str Church
Tate Wan
Kansas
Church
Algo Pald
Destitute Infant Care Fund Advancing Through Counties
The last legislature provided 200 dollars to reimburse counties for care of destitute infants. Upon the statute books' completion around May 10, State Auditor Cole will mail clerks the needed documents to start preliminary work. Receipts will be collected and funds forwarded to counties after processing.
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Cole le
German consul at Apia to join tripartite proclamation
Berlin reports that Herr Rose, the German consul at Apia, Samoa, will receive instructions by steamer to signal a three power proclamation urging all inhabitants of Samoa to cease hostilities until the Joilot commission arrives to settle disputes. Tod Sloan unplaced at Epsom races. Lord Penrhyn's King's Messenger won the Metropolitan Stakes. Sloan rode Fairmark but did not place.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Apia
Samoa
Herr Rose
Jolot
Tod Sloan
London
Lord Penrhyn
King’s Messenger
Lord Elesmere
Fairmark
Mr Turn the Crank to Star in New Comedy by Ott
Joe Ott the comedian, seen last night in Looking for Trouble, prepares a new legitimate comedy titled Mr Turn the Crank with his younger brother Matt Ott as writer. Ott notes the piece is built on an old German farce and has been a strong money maker, despite critics. He would rather perform legit comedy but accepts public demand for farce and song and dance.
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Joe Ott
Wells
Matt Ott
Mr. Turn
Mr. Ott
Ott Bimeets
Ott
Turn
McNall Indictment Dropped by U S Attorney
The federal indictment against Webb McNall former superintendent of insurance for obstructing justice has been noticed by U S District Attorney Lambert and dropped. The case stemmed from excluding from the state insurance companies that refused losses in the Hillman affair. The action, filed over a year and a half ago, was continued periodically and never went to trial. McNall claimed last fall the case would be dismissed without a hearing and the action has now been postponed.
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Webb McNall
United States
Lambert
McNall
Hillman
McNafl
Tightening Grip by Military Governors in Cuba
Havana dispatch reports Major General Frooke ordering department commanders to suspend or dismiss civilians deemed incompetent or guilty of maladministration. The move tightens control by provincial governors over civil affairs, amid Cuban resistance to military authorities and a Havana court dispute with Spanish lawyers forming a society to support Latin law against Anglo-Saxon influence.
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Havana
Frooke
Civi
Modifications spark sweeping changes in corrections department
The superintendent Col John Gary Eiv ins argues reforms are needed as corruption spreads. He complains of inaccessible courts and writs, bribery, and a nearly 4 man Bar, calling the system fallen and corruption a matter of course.
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John Gary
Lawton's Word Goes Unquestioned in Army Circles
Major General Shafter, en route to his home in Sypermore, OL, visited Chicago and reported improved health. He weighed General Lawton's claim that 100,000 troops are needed in the Philippines and said Lawton’s judgment underscores the tendency to underestimate rather than overstate conditions.
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Shafter
Chicago
Sypermore
Lawton
Grand Opera Hours April 19 Lincoln Post Benefit
A grand benefit event to aid eld soldiers is announced with a sequence of performances on April 19. The card highlights a Rheumatism remedy offer, a drug store listing, and a midwestern route fare via Rock Island Route.
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Lincoln Post
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Ruth
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Ume
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Bete Shellabarger
Walter E. Dunham
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Hook Island Road
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Thimbies
P. H. Niler
Geo. Dearborn
L. J. Swearinger
M. C. Holman
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Tetter
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Tammany Sachems
Princeton
New Jersey Institution
Paul van Syke
Bintary
V. van Gyke
John Koudtinot
New Jersey
Cincinnati
American Kennile Club
Cincinnati Das Owners Procition Association
Wellinston
Riverdale
Poyetes
Hudson's Hall
Christ's Hospital
Vor Dahlen
Xmle Thomas
Harry Tasker
Pearlade Prescott
David Bowie
Dan Stanilia
Ladies’ Society of the First Methodiat Church
Hiawatha
Mabel Knowles
Kansas City
F.C. Gay
Stine Suse Gay
Brrs
Albert Parker
Hudson’s Hall
Mise Sharp
Blodie King
G. Knowles
Washingven
D.C
Washington College
Mise Lucy Knowles
Weemsham
Abe
W. W. Decker
Kansen City
QC Club
Mies Kimma Beronius
TM. James
Neilin Jones
Stella Barnum
Hazel Jones
Helen Beronius
Vide E. Bush
Mies Ethel Bilis
Zada Wallice
Mien Belle Conk
Rob Haney
Edgar May
Thea Rilliisa
Art Hul
Ciald Henry
Fred Stewart
Ike Barnum
George Harold
Young
Women's Christian Associaton
J. D
Miss Gould
Electric Road
Indiana
Equitable
New York Insurance Company
Cole
Rose
Hartwell
Lowell
the New Model Supply Store
Kemper & Paxtons
Sixth and Quincy
M'Nall
Smirt & Holliday
Ion, and Co
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Los Angeles
Rock Island
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