Not Safe Yet To Go to Havana Yellow Fever Breaks Out
A faulty travel report from Havana describes a commercial traveler moved from Motel Pasaju with yellow fever, showing slight improvement. A black assistant from the American commission was hospitalized at Barnes Hospital. The panic among Americans persists as the sixth case emerges. officials worry about contagion and measures. A cargo ship departed from Trinktad to Saint Spiritta bearing supplies while The Britannia is due to arrive with provisions and lumber.
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Havana
Pasaju
Guilta Dal Tey Hospital
Frederick Willlume
Barnes Kaspital
Hig
Vince
Aler Bes
Havacd Musnajey
Martel
Sancti Spiritaa
Manten
Jim Hill Disgusted In Northwestern Railroad Controversy
New York dispatch reports Jim Hill and allies insist Northern Pacific and related lines are misused for gain. They allege Great Northern may oppose settlement unless rival interests bow to pressure. Irreconcilable tensions threaten broad rail strategy amid ongoing negotiations. Local notes mention shipments and a claim of rheumatism cure advertising.
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New York
Herald
Perscue
Nee Card
James J. Hurs
Northwestern Railroad
Sexy
Europe
Bro Hill
Mid
Northern Pacific
Mr. Hill
Biz
Hill
North Topeka notices and social updates in local paper
North Topeka edition notes various local goings on including Kimball’s new position at Costicy and Post, social plans for a mishteap social, visits from relatives, arrivals of guests from Arkansas City, and parlor minstrel performances. Preacher Tentster F F K Bricke from Oklahoma and the Indian Territory to preach. A church concert at Second Presbyterian and Lukens Opera House Parlor minstrelsy praised. performances featured Miss Dinah Dewdrap, Miss Sassafras, and Clark and H. Dailey with a grand cake walk finale.
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Lindsey Seontol
Costicy & Post
North Topeka
Kan
D. of Hare
Lotsa Cravel
Denver
Anim Johnsmyre
Cleburne
C. Kaser
J. A. Campbell
LF. A& SW
Mid-Continent
Wi.iam Reid
Campbell
Reid
East
Will Forbes
Shorey Wim
Taptist Church
Tin Hore
Burey
Forbes
Quince
Laurent Strests
Brooke
William BE. van
Wellington
Yas
Second Presbyterian Church
Wey
Welchtman
An Dahlen
Aire
Miss Huey
Vat Denier
Milo
Robin Redbresst
Miss Bille Page
Rustic
Mr. Bowie
Oie
Mr. von Dahlen
Sylvia
Edna Parkhurst
Sassafras
Clark Dailey
PH. Dailey
Hobson Declines $59,000 Lecture Offer
Washington reports Richmond Pearson Hobson refused a New York lecture bureau bid of 59 000 for a season of talks. He said the Merrimac sinking boosted his value but he would not exploit that duty for personal gain, declining the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond Pearson Hobson
New York
Hobson
A Blow at Kentucky French Doctor Finds Snake Venom Remedy
Washington reports Consul Skinner in Marseilles states Dr Calmette of the Pasteur Institute Lille has found an anti venom serum that can counter snake bites if injected within four hours after a bite. The discovery promises to check poisoning and prevent death.
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Washington
Der
Skinner
Marseilles
Calmette
Pasteur Institute
Lille
A Bountiful Topeka Social Season Highlighted by Reception
A reception hosted by Mrs. A Bergen and her daughter Miss Bergen drew notable Topeka society figures after an inauspicious start. Guests wore elegant gowns, red and pink decor dominated the dining room, and battery of fancy costumes described the style. The Karnival Knights Ball at Hamilton Hall closed the season with spirited dancing, featuring the Topeka Musical Union orchestra and a long list of attendees. A wedding followed Wednesday evening for Miss Agnes R Brokaw and Mr. C A Whites at the bride’s home.
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A. Bergen
Mies Bergen
Cuilfener
Battenburg
Hattenburg
Bergen
Joaba
Ina Mulvann
W. W. Mills
George ML Chase
Grace Whiting
Valentiennes
Buiks
Marie Brooks
Mise
Hessie West
Miss McFarland
Mise Lilden McFarland
Jean Frost
Mian May Lance
Emily Elliott
Karnival Knights
Bervett
Hamilton
Knights
Topeka Musical Union
Topeka
Hamilton Hall
Frank Lewie
L. &. Ferry
Chas Fellows
Atu Mee FE Whippis
Sra
J. Fmeyers
George Crawford
Arthur Capper
L. V. Vogentis
Horace Hall
W. N. Hall
W. T. Crosby
Ashton
J. F. McManus
E. Crosby
Reel
W- 1
Trump
Mise Kate Critchfield
Owkaloosa
Lucile Mulvane
Chas
Blood Smith
Welle
Mt Cinteck
Dire
J. E. Cain
Franc Fiobart
Leila Hond
Florence Roesington
Lois Tefft
Lindburg
Pittaburg
Kun
Mra. Newcomer
Rosamund Horton
Lares
Mes. Lelson
Miss Mitchell
Paul Torrington
Carl Nanits
John GC. Waters
V . Frost
Mormon Ryus
Clarented Young
W. Snyder
SL. Hall of
Kansas City
Green
F. E. Thompson
W. W. Wikidel
J. F Glick
F. Hi, Curry
Frank Weir
Horace Madernin
H W. Poindexter
Jay Keeler
Frank Tichenor
J. B. Morgan
W. H. Tharp Eon
Chae Eretrom
Stobert Huggles
Walter Smith
Walter Murgess
Verett Dailies
Chas. K. Holliday
Tom King
Austin Brai Whittelsey
Agnes R. Brokaw
Mr. CA. W Whites
Parente at eight thirty and social notes
Obscure Topeka social minutiae list guests and travel notices. Mentions Mrs Rentiey of Denver visiting Mes W. Kouns, Dr J. R. Fay returning to Chanute, Lea McCreary and Tatth Gayder traveling to Chicago, and Abbie Clows of Rossville. Includes millinery sale notices at The Emporium and Thsorium.
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Rentiey O
Denver
W. Kouns
J. R. Fay
Chanute
Bradshaw
Fay
Enihieca
Bre
McCreyan
Lea
Tatth Gayder
Chicago
Mise
Feten Small
Atchison
Mertuheimer
Kenasa City
Mae
E. W. Snyder
Leavenworth
Topeka
Ily
Avenus
Crazy Maces Club
Ailes
Thsorium
Kansas Avenue
Abbie Clows
Rossville
Charles Turkey
John HE. Wilt
Wl Anderson
Abnet
Prescott
Las Vegas Hot Springs
N. M
F. J. McClure
Betl Criswell
Kansas City
H. M. Philips
Emporium
Kansas Agenus
Big Banks Unite in New York Bank Merger
New York announces negotiations for the absorption of Sixth National by Astor Bank will close today. Directors confirm Astor will acquire Sixth National for about 159 per share and transfer all accounts and staff to Astor. Sixth National opened 1864 with 200000 capital, charter allowed up to 1000000, wrecked January 20 1890 with Classen and Fell jailed.
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New York
Sixth National Bank
Astor Bank
Sixth National
Astor
Asterbeck
Ite
P J. Clasen
George My Pel
Classen
Fell
Keely Will Bequeaths Entire Estate to Widow
Philadelphia andes December 1 The will of inventor John W Keely was probated today It bequeaths the entire estate valued around 1000 to the widow who is named executrix No mention of the motor in the will disappoints Keely Motor Company stockholders who await Mrs Keelys explanation of the project for which the inventor spent years and hopes remain scarce at present
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Philadelphia
John W. Keely
Keely
Keely Motor Company
Independence Opens New Cotton Mill At Cost Seven Thousand
A new Independence cotton mill was started today with a projected cost of 7000 dollars. Much of the material is on the ground and construction will be pushed rapidly. The facility will employ about 250 workers. Cotton farming is expanding in southern Kansas and Oklahoma, and this will be the first cotton mill in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kansas
Oklahoma
Asphalt Repairs In Topeka Preparations Begin Soon
Superintendent McLaughlin of the Barter Asphalt company arrived from St. Joseph to inspect Topeka pavements ahead of repairs. Delays stem from material shortages but arrival of rail cars promises work when weather improves. Gas leaks on east Kansas avenue from Becom to Ninth threaten further damage. gas company plans a larger main to end trouble.
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McLaughlin
Barter Asphalt Company
Topeka
St. Joseph
Barber Company
Kansas Avenue
Becomb
Ninth
Gallery Disturbers in Bali John Coyne Court
Bailiff Bali John Coyne barred disruptive attendees from a district court gallery during the Collins trial. On Wednesday several Black men caused disturbances, and Coyne repeated the ban this morning. A threat of jail kept one man quiet as large crowds gathered to hear the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali John Coyne
Cuurt
Collins
Coyne
Figures to Ponder on Kansas 1898 Yields by Counties
The Kansas Board of Agriculture reports final 1898 crop returns with wheat corn and oats yields. Winter wheat sown area up about 2 percent. corn output better in northern counties. overall home values for wheat corn and oats total 975,400 dollars, slightly above last year. Livestock inventories show declines in cattle and swine, with mixed totals across categories.
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Kansas
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Winton
Cowiey Crawford
Greeley Hamilton Harper Fiurwes
Fase
Leavenworth
Lincolin
Elin Digan Tyom
Fingley
Jerusalem
Agricultural production and bank failure report in Kansas
Miieh cows number 605 925 value 1 996 140 Sheep number 207 483 value 570 Swine 2 766 071 value 12 447 350 Petal value 9 113 207 932 Grand total 245 150 655 Net increase in agricultural value over 1807 313 087 499 and live stock 19 153 04% total net increase 1740 007 or over 1S percent In two years increase in value of Kansas productions 600 508 and live stock 2 662 032 total biennial rise 75 234 723 Creditors got little McPherson Dec 1 First State bank failed over a year Gen estates practically closed up Trust fund about 5 per cent paid others 11 per cent outcome sad dis appointment
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Kansas
McPherson
First State Bank
District Court
Wonderful Prof Johnstone Draws Rave In Harrison Street Parlors
In business rooms at 519 Harrison street Prof Paul Alexander Johnstone offers life readings claiming to diagnose diseases and restore vitality. He charges $1 for a complete life reading and $3.40 for a written life story, with rooms closing at night.
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Harrison Street
Paul Alexander Johnstone
Johnstone
Fort Worth and Return Tickets via Santa Fe Route
Fort Worth and Return 17 25 via Santa Fe Route tickets on gale December 4 and 5 1493 and good for twenty one days Two trains daily in each direction Details at Santa Fe Route ticket offices Bowlers of seases tickets may reserve seats for Gen Gordon's lecture Priday 2 at 8 oclock at Rowley Do Not Fail To call at EW Hughes Easy Payment house 423 Kansas avenue Here you will find rugs curtains dishes and toilet goods Large selection watches clocks jewelry sewing machines Bibles alburne wool blankets all sold at low prices and easy payments FE W HUGHES 423 Kansas avenue See me for Christmas presents
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Fort Worth
Santa Fe
Hughes
Easy Payment House
Kansas Avenue
FE. W. Hughes
Kana Avenue
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Big Lake
Bufais
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Ely
Seitt & Moulday
Davies & Nicholson
Eczema Onear
Kimball
Eieck
Ornag
Kentucky
Parente
Eee
Mibloeers
BIG Banks Unite
Sixth National of
Disturbers
Trier
Humber
Crawford Theater
Poss
Fancy Boys
Matthews & Bulger
Airesthtion
Ryley
Comic Opers
Nellis Hawthorne
Josie DeWitt
Francis
Yale
Etienne Girardot
Agnes Rose Lane
City Journal
St. Luis Epubise
Gavin S Iaushie
Stangara Theater
New Turk
Widow Brown
James T. Kelly
Prof
Seases
Gen. Gordon
Pritay
Oclotk
Rowley
Grand Opera House
Tuesday Eye
G. Field
Baller
Omiah
Whildhood
Beck
Posinae
Ational Stables
Farmers’ National
Congress
Palleane
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