Shades of wreathi and musical interludes in a local stage show
A fragmentary review notes the Crawford theatre performance titled Shades of wreathi featuring the Wet Feri Stuck company. The cast includes Miss Sailor and Mr. Ber txam Millar entertaining between acts with songs and ventriloquist-like shadows. An ad announces a new department at The Topeka Cash Ury Goods Co and a Groey Garces Baking Powder promotion at local grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuers
Sam
Arnold Wet Feri Stuck
Dt Sedterser
Rohit Dranm
Crawford
Wpgiause
Oye
Speta
Bers
Brileepert
Mie Mae Sailor
Bertxam Millar
Audi Ees
Millar
Topeka Cash Ury Goods Co
Bride of a Jolly Tar in New York Tale
Winnie Horn a Sixth Avenue New York paper seller with two sisters recounts a Saturday night tale involving Alfred Thierotring a sailor from the Hakeigh. He claimed nine hundred dollars paid and urged marriage influencing her to consent before a minister. Witnesses Miss Bornste ter and the sweetheart saw the ceremony. Horn told her mother but fled when confronted, leaving a disputed marriage in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winnie Horn
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Alfred Thierotring
Hakeigh
Makel
Miss Horn
Miss Bornssteter
Weetheart
Martin
Parsons
Aguinaldo Funds Battle Reaches Hong Kong Bank
Ambiguous deposit by Aguinaldo with the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank in January 24 bonded at 4 percent interest becomes a legal battle. Attorneys sue to recover 220 000 dollars, alleging the funds were intended to buy arms for the insurgent war against the United States. The bank delays payment citing endorsement by Aguinaldo to two others, one later sent to America. Aguinaldo granted power of attorney to lawyers to draw the money, but the bank resists. A contempt of court attempt by Aguinaldo’s aides was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
More Kong
Arbinal le Tee Attorneys
Hong Kong
Shatghai
Home Kong
Aguinaldy
United States
Aguinaldo
Denand
Felipe Agonctihe
America
Bante
UsLueys
Hong Kene Daily Mail
A Centenarian’s Walking Trip to New York City
Columbus April 25 Relatives report Godard Exekler Dede Disiwymt a centenarian will begin a walking journey May 1 from San Francisco to New York City passing through Columbus He credits a half century of breathing fresh air eating best bones and foods pure water and nightly sponge baths He claims a vegetarian life since age 50 and estimates starting May 1900 at age 193 asserting a 20 mile daily pace.
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Columbus
Godard Exekler
San Francisco
New York
Digmovich
Davy Hever
Stuart
New York City
Free trial package for La Grippe treatments offered
A newspaper notice promotes a free trial kit from Miles Restorative Nervine and related Dr Ailes products for La Grippe. Readers must mail name and address with the paper name to Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana. Also mentions Gypsy Queen Baking Powder and free button mending by American Steam Laundry via Rock Island Route with San Francisco and Los Angeles listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afiles
Miles
Ailes
Addrea de Miles Medical Cx
Elkhart
Ind
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Fragmented Snapshots From A Turbulent City News Page
A jumble of names places and events from a local scene. Notable items include discussions of politicians and public figures such as Osborne and Mrs Cora Dean, civic events at the Chesterfield hotel and Masonic temple, Turner society bands, and inspections of infrastructure like asphalt holes. The text references to Topeka Chicago Lawrence and Leavenworth frame a sprawling snapshot of social and civic life with brief mentions of courts hotels and schools.
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Chauncey
Topeka
Edingiteo
Osborne
Cora Dean
Clark
Seneraleer J
Frey
Santa Flatsy
Seysour
Ind
A. Zabid
Turner Society
Polienta
Stearns
Order of Hiberni
Wethered
D. & Alford
Lawrence
Alfort
Euditorium
Pratticett Ene
Ums
Bob Semple
Arion
Santa Be Aepor
Joden Hock
Leavenwort
le Neurite
Jacksas
Philips
Barbur Company
Ladies Home Journal
Charles Morras Horeer
Abieng
Irwinie
Unitas
H. Ne
Judes Foster
Fragmented notes from a bygone district newspaper item
A garbled local page references the Chi Inter-Dewan fashion, a trial Federation, and multiple community events. It mentions Arthur Kent, a post office robbery charge and two year sentence, reform school, theater seasons at Topeka venues, and a Kansas Creamery association meeting. Also notes U S Supreme Court decision on powder running and a late issue of Mirpers Work with a girl pictured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Inter-Dewan
Toa Trial Federation of
Vening
Foeane
AL Avenue
Bigekel Todie
Arthur Kent
Norton
Herune
Leaven- Ada
Topeka
Granit
Grayford
Graham Catie Company
Bastons
J. E. Nissiey
Enhutmo
Arenes
Kansas Creamery Association
Af Wale Beth
Patamitiee
Eat
Tesacia
Manhut
Daley Seluoi
United States Supreme Court
Powtiry
Leaenter
Mirper
Kansas
Business Clashes Prompting Jota and Joint Closures
Local business owners and cigar dealers rail against joints operating with restaurants and cigar shops. They say joint associations harm legitimate trade, with some recovering only a fraction of prior revenue. Barber shops backed by unions echo the complaint, insisting on merit over joint ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cear
Amit
Topeka Social Notes Mixed with Local Visits
Mrs Walter Houston of Council Bluffs Iowa visits her sister Mrs A W Lacey in Topeka. Mrs G W Hund of Abilene guests at A A Hurd’s Tyler Street home. Mrs H A Tice and daughter Josephine travel to Janesville Wisconsin for a few days. Atlantean club meeting at Mrs T F Garver’s. season close next Monday at Mrs Eugene Ware’s home. Families plan trips to Chicago and Lawrence. various members attend dances and meetings. William Thrapp visits St Joe. Violet McCoy called to Pawnee City for ill brother. Mrs S W Lestie visiting in Lawrence now. many clubs hold events and social visits around Topeka.
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Walter Houston
Council Bluds, Ia
A. Wi Lacey
Stes Josephine Dietrich
G. W. Hund
Abilene
A. A. Hurd
Tyler Street
H. A. Tice
Janesville
Wis
TF. Gar- Ver
Heb
Eugene Ware
C.F. Wilson
Chicago
Wil Thrapp
St Joe
CU. Philos
Violet & McCoy
Pawnee City
Neb
Butler
David Butoe
Tte
EL Yours
Hiawatha
A. A. Hard
Rin Santuamore
Mins Jeanette
Sancine
Carole
Smrs
Jonathan Thomas
Junction Cry
Lilian Valentine
Mike Lida Bergen
Miss Valentine
Walter Schuyler
Colorado Springs
Topeka
Jean Frost
Lawrence
Tf BR Sweet
J. PF. Drake
Atlant Ga
Kansas City
5. W. Lestie
Hutchinson
Mmiss Berdena Crandell
Turon
Kan
Henry Stevenson
CA. Stultz
Jessie
Clifford
California
Stultz
Mies C. Hi
Tillson
New York City
CG. Knowles
O. N. C. Club
Aluha Whist
Join Kleinkans
Jessie Garnow
Kleinhans
W. T. Crosby
Mies Jedith Metcalf
Robert Merrick
Bliss Merrick
Mr. Woolverton
B. Woolverter
Helen Dick
A. K. Rodgers
A Quinton
I P_Johnson
Standay
Olan
N. F. Handy
Jubia- Sob Weee
Fhoen
Janet Wilson
Des Moines
A. A. Godard
Lowa
Arthur Murphy
Charles Bleed Smith
Glenna Cross
Lee Redden
Murphy
Lutie Palmer
Wetherell
Henry Parker
Kansas City Bay
J. W. Pringle
Burn Ingame
Exe Sunes
Alice
St. Marys
Fred Dodge
Leavenworth
Gasthaas
Court Floner
Harriet Jhnson
Floyd Brock
Avenue
Pratt
Western Union
S. S. Myers
Western Avenue
Leader
Kansas Avenue
Alice Sanderson
Bessie Payne
Margaret Young
Lecompion
The
Christian Church
J. H. Speer
Harrison Street
Ladies' Aid Society
W. B M
Estella Stovall
van Buren Street
Ladies of Pleasant HI
W.C. Cotrthznt
Mrsn. Wilson
D. A. Wizer
Lecompton
Ida Will Remai
Bertha Wizer
Scrumpton
Jacobs
Costley
Ila Thompson
Walter McGee
Paramore Street
North Topeka Social Notes Include Moves And Visits
North Topeka items report updates as residents move houses, visit relatives, and shop for bargains. Notices include new telegraph table in Western Union, repairs by S. S. Myers, and various local social events at churches and homes.
Wounded Kansas Soldier Fred Recob Missing After Malolos
Corporal Fred Recob of Company A Twentieth Kansas was severely wounded in the Philippines, in both hips during the Malolos action. A farmer's son from Topeka, he enlisted at the first call and was known as a pleasant popular young man. Parents have heard nothing since the Associated Dispatch reported his injures and says no further word has come.
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Gorporal
Fred Recob
Company A
Twentieth
Kansas
Philippines
Topeka
Malolos
Ingersoll Attacks Georgia Lynchings Across Nation
Col Robert G. Ingersoll denounces Georgia lynchings, calling them savage outrages done in the name of justice. He condemns the perpetrators as citizens of the republic and laments the nation’s failure to protect its people, declaring no words match his horror. The feature ends with a laundry advertisement.
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New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
Georgia
Great Republic
United States
Big Gun at Sandy Hook
A concise item notes a standout weapon at Sandy Hook with distant references to a sale or display. The fragment hints at an RSale event and mentions a desk, price, and Vitures inconsistently, leaving unclear context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Gun
Sandy Hook
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Brussels
Telehone
Kansas Ave
Tas
Portland
FA Lewis
LC. Fulton
PEKA
Kansas Armics
F. P. Bacon
Spokane
Butte
Roby & Knox
East Seventh Street
Telephone
Meta Sailor
Frisco
Jointista
Sloan
London
Newmarket
GM_ Ingne
Butchinson
Santa Fe
Lucke
Sim Drug Co
North Topeka
Manila
Ingersoll
Peerless Steam Laundry
War Department
N.Y
Pingler
Romer Shoals
Channel
Eva
Care Journal
Carpenter
Rapes Ave
Sth
Turner Sth
Quincy
Rine
Jno BL McManus & Co
Reputa
Saleeman
Bryan
Andrew Carnegie
Eretary Carlisle
Trijer
Weaten Samu Gompers
Carl Schurs
Bigeest
Sxii
Aie Chemainian
Gampany
Caxton
Chicas
Capital Repair Co
Shree
Phone Store and Repair Co
Baltimore
Pimsant
Quincy St
Tupeka Ave
Fisly Watch
Harrison St
Larce
Harrison
Miscellaneoue
Ber
Miler A Co
Kansasive
Taylor St
Boone
Friea de News
Harttees
Fourth Avenue
van Wolf
Miller Co
RSALE
Sali
Exch
Mesrick & Hea
Yelney St
Salz
Miler & Co
Sokteene Aioe Coke
SAT
Tayvnr Street
Elie
Chen Fern
Earn
Kashan Ave
Ranawtr
Frank S. Thomas
Fillmore
Travers, Hoo
Topeka Realty Co
AL Marfrrren
Santa RE Men
Quinney St
Milllvane
Cate Shei Avenue
Hearth Rea
Gurney
St. Pinder
Pete Old
Apetairs
Gral Pasate
I. Blacoc
EB. Clover
Dariore
Galden Hele
JAMES B_ HAYDEN
Ainmonds
Adverna
Eee Topera Cycle Co
M.E. Hollcraft
Florist
Hague
Fiore
Inccene
Topeka Storage On A Warehouse Co
Topexs Star Co
Roves Rouse K
CD. Skinner
Wintfred Welles Wagner
Tyler
Mibe Mabet
Partin
Harmet Greenwood
Potete
Eva Harding
Homeopathia
Hansss
Barnes
Ana Ling
Lee
Uncle Sam Si Kan
Vwe
Gillese
Tad
Baudins
H. Guibor
Saas
J.C Darling CO
el Price
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