Black Cat Hosiery Sale Teases Kids Stock
Fragmentary ad copy notes a sale on hosiery for daily wear and children. Mentions Black Rabbit Hose for boys and a sale, hinting at a shop promotion with limited readable details about products and branding.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
16
Bears the Palm Arch Davenport Fort Scott Kansas Joker
Arch Davenport a Fort Scott second hand dealer appears as Kansas best practical joker. He tells curious visitors tall tales of a gun, an alligator rescue, and a petrified woman beside show windows. Davenport recalls Neon and Burton politics, introduces Tim Noontn, and boasts a large pistol collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Ramas
Arch” Davenrat
Archijald
Dideiahatt
Murphy
Mart BisRaele
Dikvetsport
Qian
Davenport
Longet
Lalu
UNS
Mul Creek
Johnsons Farm
Fedbreon
Benxi
Pan
Ube Creek
Urat
Cpt. Water
Tim Noonin
Tuurine
Tor
Neonin
Jett Port Scott
Emookman
Hells
Noo
Noovrin
Baker Aid
Ure
Bour
Dan County
Ravenport
Hurton
Fia
Burton
Linker
Baker
von Neontn
John He Rice
Fort Scott Monitor
Kansas
Tom McNest
Joe Waters
Greeley County
Mary Verts
Arch Davenport
Fort Scott
Tim Noontn
River and Harbor Tour by House Committee to Inspect Lakes and Mississippi
Washington Aug 4 Congrman tir ton of Ohig chair of the House river and harbor committee said about fifty members will begin an inspection tour August 1 to study the great lakes from Buffalo and then the Mississippi River route. The trip aims to gather data for a forthcoming river and harbor bill and will precede the committee’s late year session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Mississippi- Washington
Congreman Tirton
Ohig
Buffalo
Ee Great Lakes
Washington
Topeka Society Week Kicks Off Summer Social Season
Mid summer in Topeka brings a flurry of social events honoring Miss Rebecca Rodgers with a series of showers parties and dinners. Miss May Dallas of Washington D C attends a thimble party hosted by Miss Josephine Shellabarger. Also noted are card parties, a Happy Hopper platform dance, and travel plans of local residents to Buffalo Ludington and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Rodgers
Jessie Myers
In Hincksey
A. H. Thompson
Miles Agnes Gunther
Katherine Fleishman
D. R. Hite
Martin
West Sixth Avenue
Josephine Sheilabarger
Harrison Street
Shellabarger
Special Flour Inspector Move to St Louis and West
Government considers stationing flour inspectors in St Louis and other western cities. Reports indicate export difficulties and calls for better facilities, with a potential government action under contemplation that could address these issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Western Cities
Washington
Governieen AC
Inspectors at Minne ts St and Western Ports Clarify Exports
The article outlines a system where exporters must notify agents in New York or other ports, who then delay and press customs at the port to obtain a drawkick. A similar setup existed for meat exporters, with special inspectors at Kansas City Chicago and other large packing centers. The flour interests propose a plan akin to the meat inspection model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnets
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Socialistic Candidate Specht Arrested in Dayton Loitering Case
Dayton Ohio August 4 Charles Specht Socialist Congressional nominee from Missouri Twelfth district who aids cigarmakers union strikes arrested in Dayton on loitering charges. Police seized crowds near nonunion factories with raids on Herman Street. Ten men and nine women held. Specht and man Theis among those taken to the station house. All posted bonds awaiting trial Monday. several associates arrested again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Specht
Congress
Dayton
Missouri
St. Louis
Specht
International Union of Cigarmakers
Cty
Herman Street
Mien
Mar
Theis
Will
No Political Machines In American Politics Says Chanter
William Astor Chanter argues in the Saturday Evening Post that no political machine will endure in the United States. He envisions a future democracy where the intelligent will of all people governs. The strong man of party is a myth, he says, and compromise is needed without sacrificing principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Representaive
William Astor Chanter
Saturday Evening Post
Chanter
More Money in Hens New York Schoolmarm Tries Hen Hobby
Miss Green a Florida trained teacher in Orange county Middletown N Y aug 4 abandons teaching to run a hennery She bought a full outfit and will personally supervise the operation Friends predict she will meet with success noting higher earnings than typical schooling income in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middletown
N.Y
Enrolling Full Blood Cherokees Moves Toward Enrollment
The United States commission to the Five Civilized Tribes has reached the area around Bunch, Oklahoma, to enroll full blood Cherokees. After enrolling many half breeds at Stilwell and Bunch, the panel plans to proceed to Ball saw to compile rolls of freemen citizens of the Cherokee Nation. Few full bloods near Bunch responded to notices while some scattered full bloods arrived for enrollment.
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Five Civilized Tribes
Sallieen
Vinita
United States Commission
Bunch
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Stilwell
Sullivaw
Balll
Warull
No Love for Years Pastor Quits After Confession
The Reverend Mr. Query, longtime pastor of a Honeyend Baptist church, stunned his flock by revealing that after nineteen years of marriage no love remained and the couple would separate. The church accepted his resignation. a division of property followed with a house and Raymond Ray as the family hero, plus $17. The minister, over 50, left with a bedstead and a shotgun.
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Query
Sbi Baptist Church
Honeyend
Raymond
Heroe
Buser
Minikser
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