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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1900

Page

16

Topeka Society Seventies Style Ladies Dinner Party

Miss Fleishman entertained Progressive Grande club members and friends at her Van Buren Street home for a six o clock dinner in five courses. The evening featured floral centerpieces, musical numbers, social conversation, and a porch finale with invited guests and prizes for both genders.

Katherine Fleishman Progressive Grande Club Rebena Koders Hihel Merwin Blanche Bear Mix Mi&rie Spivey Agnes Gunther Louie Kistam Edith Guibur Anna Marriven Lulu Ewart Mies Hila Minckiey Bessie Bates Calila Cultell Bert Garvin Scott Lord Halinda Gibb Roland Medil- Gott Whit Dalies Mir Harry Guvitt It Tiiker Paul Roehr Merle King Clark Datley Geo. Fleishman Pasi Palmer Dave Gunssett

Battle of Pektiang and global war updates headline

Telegraphic summary recounts Pektiang fighting with Chinese forced retreat, allied losses including 1 200. Fourteenth United States infantry arrives at Tien Tsin. Chicago violence leaves 25 hurt. Lucy Parsons arrested. Measures on China, Armenia, Korea, and domestic politics noted amid a broad war and crime roundup with local Topeka and national figures.

Pektiang Fourteenth United States Infantry Tien Tsin Counsul Guorura Bolivia

Naval Powers In Chinese Waters Lead by British Fleet

Collier's Weekly notes in a featured analysis that in Chinese waters the British fleet, led by two first class battleships Centurion and Balfour, surpasses other nations. The Navy lists include Goliath, Terrible, Aurora, Undaunted, Orlando, Endymion, and more, with many ships coppered and wood-sheathed for extended action. The United States fleet ranks next with cruisers and battleships, while France and Germany also field armored cruisers and destroyers in the global show of force.

Philip Hichborn U. S. Navy Centurion Balfour Goliath Gibraltar Aurora Undaunted Orlando Argonaut Endymion Bonaventure Hermione Dido Isis Iphigenia Pique Brisk Daphne Algerine Phoenix Rosario Swift Rattler Linnet Plover Piemy Medpole Peacock Firebrand Esk Tweed Wyvern Handy Hart Otter Fame Janus Petropaviovsk Navarin Russia Ruri Lisoi Veliky Dmitri Danske United States Oregon Brooklyn Monterey Newark Yorktown Nashville Cantine Princeton Don Juan de Austris Monocacy Solace Iris Zafire Philippine Baltimore Bennington Concord Helena Marietta Wheeling Monadnock New Orleans Petrel Isla de Cuba Jela de Luzon Chi Amiral Charner D'Entrecasteaux Jean Bart Descartes Pascal Eclaireur Vauban Tthisers Guichen Friant Whiting Japan Asahi Shikishima Fuji Asama Tokbes Stipa Chin-Yen Ping-Fuen-Go Jaban

Naval power in China and surrounding fleets in war context

The article surveys global naval strength detailing Japanese and allied fleets, including Oregon and Brooklyn, and Chinese opposition vessels Hai Tien Hai Chi Hai Shen Hal Yung Cal Ying and others. It weighs numbers and tonnage, notes armor and armament, and argues for the relative naval balance in Chinese waters among United States Britain and Japan versus other nations. It also touches on rail travel advertising and transit services led by Union Pacific.

China Germany Japan Toniland Ching Foochow United States England

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Topeka Society Miss Fleishman Rebecca Rodgers Literary Ladies of Topeka Wills 2Orten Rosa Bonthour The Cosmos JM. Wellace Tupeke Rvinibe Udsteet Alexander the Great Hod. Davis L Tarsh Grat Thorday Walter Bates Hmedittras Mes Walter Batra Frederick Hanger Sevallent Arkansas Opcration Mra. W. Te Bates Mra. Dement Smith Mpa. A. Fellows Trensurer Mra W. W. Cook W. A. Myers In Tempora Club Tavery Mis Norman Keller Mins Miyrtle Coyle Des Moines Juwa Mra Lindsay RB Good Garfieid Park Mennie Paramore Street Garfeld Park William Downis Chas. Summers Gauchter Fink and Shighters Cimieron “Detenie John West Birs_Johnson Mre. Grow and Son Spangler Mck Ross Minnie Boten Lucinda Hodges Carrie Summers Ella Dauber Laura Dauber Ona Boten Tom Summers News OF the Armenia Er. Chas M. Sheldon New York Europe National Executive Committee Chas A. Towne Lands Li Hung Chang Pekin Con Se Revches Washington Baron Hussell Lord Roberts Protaria Aelie V. Liebe Chas F. W. Neely St. Louis Tennessee Texas Democrata i Sayers J. W. Dykes Congress Joseph Rapley Portland Virginia John Sutherin Shawnee County Republican Central Committee Janey Tus Santa Fe Stanley Caule Live Stock Sanitary Commission Board of Education Clay School W. Winner Kansas City City Couner State Journal Fannery Trust Hi Ie Shaffer Topeka Insane Asylum Bank Commicatoner Breidenthal Mutual Building & Loan Association of Paravis Mutual Bite Insurance Co Hiltman HU. Mudge Santa Fe Memphis Mudge Thomas Hayes Osawajamie Insane Asylum Wim. Pigsiey Rock Island Frank Raynor Elliott Topeka Auditorum Sophie Harding Michael N. Regent Knights and Ladies of Security Chicago F. 10 Coburn W. P. McClure Gov. Stanley Kansas C. B. Etter Duebor Swearingey Eensis Avenue NAVY Hichborn Great Britain Mantia Iria Zafiro France Philip Hichburn U.S. Navy Geo. W. Moffitt Kansas Avenue Perhay Schley Santiago Castine Don Juan de Austria Zent Biba Galabria Andortuguese Pullman Union Pacific California Ee SN Cewis Collier's Weekly Rursia Srg Pereirs Ruscha Portugal the Lion Shoe Store Matthews & Drechszl East Fith Street Columbia Tribune and Andrae Topeka Cycle CO Phove Sih
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