Trimmings and Hosiery Offerings At Local Store
A local shop advertises a wide range of mittens gloves and fur trims including Amsterdam Slackenette Mittens Mocha Mittens and Kid Gloves with prices from 25 cents to 65 cents per pair Men and women lined mittens and gloves priced up to $1.50 Priced Zephyr Fascinators Ostrich Boas in multiple lengths and colors advertised with seasonal undergarments and hosiery lines highlighted for men women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Wil
Amsterdam
Keyser
Riots Shake Prague As Troops Enforce Martial Measures
Citizens clash with police as 10 000 troops guard Prague. A seven judge Muindrecht tribunal may issue death sentences within two hours with no appeal. At least four killed and 150 seriously wounded as 12,000 more are expected in the city.
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Prague
Benemian National and Students’ Reswivativds
Stadtiatier
Stadthalter
Ftadthalter
Viellapce
Comeriteg
Syl Wow
Jarra
Sinars
Senlchow
Fur & Campalien
Bern
Vierinn
Prazie
Thia
Potato Trust Fails Amid Price Disputes Across States
Farmers in Minnesota and Colorado face supply and demand strains as potato markets shift southward. Protests over pricing emerge with Minnesota farmers selling to southern buyers at lower rates, while Colorado producers quote higher prices. News notes also report Hoke Smith denying rumors of moving to New York.
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Woo
Minnesota
South
Colorado
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Area
Social and personal items detail Topeka club activities at Unity church Brought Fraulein Stolle to Topeka planned exhibitions and a thimble party hosted by Mrs J Daniels with a large guest list. Nearby weddings visits, dances at Hudson hall and various social gatherings highlight community life amid stormy weather.
Our Little Folks Dent Prices Suit Her Purse
A fragment mentions affordable children’s items in a Kansas Avenue department, highlighting budget friendly options for little ones and the shop’s focus on value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Avenue
Kansas Topeka meeting to hear mericulture speakers
The Kansas state board of agriculture holds its twenty seventh annual meeting in Topeka January 12 to 14 in Representative hall. Noted speakers include H F Brigham from Washington on mericulture, Bradford Stiller on clover pasture, and Prof A B Cottrell on dairy interests, with talks from John Frost and others on farming outlook and beef production.
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Brigham
Department of Mericulture
Washington
Coburn
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Bellcoultire
Representative Hall
Bradford Stiller
Clover Halsing
Kansas
Thomas F Will
Manhattan
A. B Cottrell
John Frost
W. Campbell
Sioux City
E Corfis
Iowa Experiment
Intien
Cr. Norton
Alten County
Noble Prentie
Veiled attack injures city attorney in Oconto
City Attorney A. P. Lynch was struck in front of Goodrich Martineau & Co when a veiled woman threw acid into his face. The acid burned his eye and face. he may lose the sight of his left eye. Tom A. Sharp publisher of the Inquirer was arrested as the alleged principal. Hearing postponed to September 9 with $1600 bonds set. Lynch has served as city attorney since 1895.
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Oconto
Oconto, Wik
A. P. Lynch
Goodrich, Martineau & Co
Lynch
Dire
Tom A. Sharp
Inigutirer
Sharp
Eitie
Mra
Shur
Leo
I. Os
Sind Tik
Rush for Wheat Boats Intensifies as Grain Moves East
Chicago December 3 Wheat ships flood Duluth and Fort William jostling for grain routes on St Marys river. Reports say 1,500,000 bushels remain to move from Duluth to Chicago and Buffalo demands rise. About 15 vessels await cargoes as rates hit yearly highs at Duluth.
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Chicago
St Marys River
Lake Superior
Leake Huron
Duluth
Fort William
Chiowso
Utas
Buffalo
Carsoes
Timie
Pando Reported Killed In Cuba Amid Rebel Enragement
A Havana telegram claims General Pando in charge of Cuban military operations has been killed in an engagement with insurgents in Sand Clara province. The report sparked palace and official circle excitement as efforts increase to verify the claim and obtain details on his force and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Havana
Panto
Cuba
Pianed
Sand Clara
Havans
Pands
Westport Annexed to Greater Kansas City by Wide Margin
Kansas City voters approved annexation of Westport by a vote of 5 721 to 23. The historic city was incorporated into Greater Kansas City as part of the expansion. The annexation passed by a landslide with more than 47 to 1 in favor of the measure.
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Kansas City
Dee
Westport
Greenwood Divorce Decided in Manhattan District Court
The Greenwood divorce case was decided yesterday by Judge Spilman in Manhattan. Mrs. Greenwood receives 78 acres, temporary custody of the children, and $200 alimony plus $20 in attorney fees. The father may visit the children, deemed improper to remove them due to their young ages. The case originated with a prior proceeding before Judge Hazen and was moved to Hiley county on venue. Mrs. Greenwood is daughter of George Brindle of Oakland. Mr. Greenwood is well connected in Topeka.
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Katherine Broadhead
Washington, D. C
Rosamond Horton
Lawrence Fomorrow
Rudy Nickerson
City of Mexico
Helen Thompson
Floyd Payne
el Paso
Texas
CH Hudson
Linus Blakesley
Las Croces
N. M
Harry Seaprock
Oxcar Woolvertarn
Belle Thompson
Mm Rose Burns
Aoe
California
Byan Henderson
Kokomo
Ind
Grace Foulks
Gertrude F. Hull
James E Magill
Oakland
Magtit
Shawnee Avenue
Elesmars
First Methodist Church
Greenwood
Manhattan
Spilman
Mra
Spillman
Hazen
Hiley County
George Brindle
Topeka
Congress Adopts Extension of Work Initiative
President of Pricon Congress urges extended work. Governor Culberson and Major Marcock welcome visitors as National Brikon Congress meets in Austin. Officials discuss reforms and future wartime policy amid attendance from multiple regional leaders and observers.
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Pricon Congress
Austin
Tex
National Brikon Congress
United States
Culberson
Marcock
Hocliff Brinkerbott
Mans Tel
Oerivision
Mus
Ukemtemi- Hers
Ellesbl
Teefteriay
Reemar
Stasion
Thie Marin
Herthern
Wink
Iitendance
Zola Pledges Help to Free Dreyfus from Exile
Paris dispatch notes Zola asserting proof of Dreyfus innocence and vows to take charge of the affair. He criticizes Esterhazy and notes the handwriting change after the Bordereau publication as evidence against him.
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Dreyfus
New York
Paris
Zola
Inia
Asterhazy
Dreyfun
Merchant shot dead during a burglary in Sheffield
A Belle Pain merchant in Sheffield was killed during a robbery at a neighboring store. The private apartment safe contained diamonds rings and 26 gold watches. Stolen goods including clothing and bicycles were identified by merchants and value was placed at about 40 000 dollars.
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Belle Pain
Dee
Sibley
Sheffield
Elbley
Todas Schlessinger
Hampton
Hobe
Deaths and Funerals Notices Mixed In OCR Fragment
The obituary items note A A Henry to be honored with short services and body moved to Stineapolis at 1 PM. Albert Suman infant son of Mr and Mrs Suman died yesterday with funeral at 1480 North Vin Bur en Ave. Scott of Topeka died in El Paso after a brief illness. he was a Santa Fe former employee and Topeka native. brothers J T Scott Chas HR Scott and Walter Scott listed as survivors.
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A.A. Henry
Stineapolis
Albert Suman
Mra Suman
Vin Buren Avis
Scott
Wr. Scott
Shin' Etty
Wester
Santa Fe
Topek
Topol
Ik Pash
J.T. Scott Ivez
Topeks
Chas
HR Scott
Bt Bunt
Walter Scott
Avhivan
State to charge 2000 pounds per ton for undelivered goods
The secretary of state announced an order at a recent executive council meeting requiring all goods to be weighed on city scales before payment to the state. The state will demand 2000 pounds per ton for wort h not delivered to the state house, with weigh-out certificates as the sole payment basis. No one will be charged for vaccines. the council showed intent to collect for undelivered vow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiade
To Comel
Tayman-Oberley Haw. Co
Goa
Kansas Avenue
Cuba Elects Officers Chooses Bartolo Masso President
Washington reports insurgents in Cuba elected and installed officers at Yasa Forty Principe. President Bartolo Masso leads a list including Domingo Mendez Capole as vice president and Manuel de Silva as secretary of the interior with Maximo Gomez as general in chief and Calixto Garcia as lieutenant general.
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Washington
Lee
State Department
Cuba
Yasa
Principe
Bartolo Masso
Domingo Mendez Capole
Joseph E. Aleruiui
Treasury
Ernisto Fonte Starling
Andreas Moreno de Lac Torre
Interior
Manuel de Silva
Maximo Gomex
Calixto Garcia
Senator Hanna Improves and Plans Washington Visit
Cleveland report says Senator Hasek's condition has improved and he will travel to Washington this weekend. The piece notes telegraphic contact with the McKinley family in Canton about the illness of the president's mother.
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Senator Hanna
Cleveland
Hasek
Washington
Hanna
McKinley
Canton
Student Healed By Oven Therapy At 300 F
E B Hinman a University of California sophomore baked his leg in a special oven set to 300 Fahrenheit as a treatment for a sprain. The leg was placed in a copper cylinder with a gas burner beneath and wrapped in cotton with rubber seals to prevent heat escape. After three sessions the sprain was reported cured.
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Berkeley
Cal
E. B. Hinman
University of California
Pox
Hinninan
Late Santa Fe Move and Dispatch Changes
A late Santa Fe update from Wellington reports James Moffit ordering V0 Pricecd to place three telegraphic instruments in the former train dispatcher's office for use today. Railway chatter suggests EA. Ata. tin may become Oklahoma division head with Wellington as headquarters, hinting at a possible new division. An unrelated medical ad and a Topeka merchant listed follow.
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Wellington
Santa Fe
James Moffit
Arkansas City
Tralamanter
Ube Oklahome
Wile
Mie
Ome Trelimanter
Nlite
Oklahoma
Austin Wilberry
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Atlante Journal
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Bowman Memorial Kindergarten
Rom
J. Daniels
Edwin Knowles
John RL Muryant
Stes. Jewell
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Clarksboro
N. J
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Kine
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Mire Eerie Rolfe
Margaret Barkley
Russie Hitt
Cort Shellabarger
Olle Markley
May Downlt
Lala Mechtiehoo
Kate Groleh
Olli van
Hes Wormen
White
Vermituice
Geo. W
Stonefield
Kan
Ned Miller
Cor
Topeka Ave
Milis-Adamsa Co
Kersey
Sant
Jd. H. Brigham
Berkson Huges
Griswold Pal
Mer’s, Rosenbaums’ and Bischoffs
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Pili
Pando
Bianco
Greenwood Divorce
Mra. Greenwood
Merchant
Cremerie
Scott & Scott
Pute
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Sim Drog Co
Olof Ekberg
Merchant Tailor
Keeley
Istitute
Ayeen
Mont Auccey
Keokey
Keeley Institute
Hansas City
Hansa
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