Cheerful tone from Iron Selling Centers in December reports
Cleveland December reports show iron selling centers in a more cheerful mood though wage cuts and federal reductions loom. Mills restart furnaces as shipments indicate steady demand. No 2 foundry iron prospects soften while No 3 iron may fetch $225. Northern and southern furnaces clash on prices as costs adjust with January wage cuts and planned year end curtailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tieview
Dob
Ory
Southern Furnace Fomapany
Witte
Iran
Pitteburg
Ohio
Praktamme
Crashed to Death on Trolley Near Hamilton
Dec. 1 a collision between two trolley cars near Hamilton left Dr. Clarence W. Lehman dead and Jenn Young fatally wounded. Authorities reported a head end collision with multiple injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Hamilton
Clarence W. Lehman
Menother
Jenn Young
California Stockman Locates Wandering Brother in Kansas
Isaac E. Squires of Bishop, California, traveled to Garnett Kansas to recover Albert M. Squires who had wandered after a drugging robbery in Reno Nevada. Albert’s mind deteriorated after Fort Smith visits and a train disappearance near Yates Center. A Kansas sheriff’s search of a suspected arsonist yielded evidence of Albert’s distress and disappearance. Isaac plans to escort Albert home, blaming Reno for the deterioration and noting Albert’s pockets held silver dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Garnett
Kan
Isaac E. Squires
Bishop
Cal
Albert M. Squires
Issac
Albert
Fort Smith
Ark
Reno
Nev
Coffeyville
Kaw
Isaac
Kansas City
Jshertt
Ligante
Investigaon
Albert Squires
Tolly
Squires
Watt
Hanged for Killing Wife in Minersville Pa
Joseph Kanovizky was executed by hanging for fatally beating his wife at home in Minersville Pennsylvania on January 2. The case drew attention as the defendant faced capital punishment in a brutal domestic killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Bec
Joseph Kanovizky
Sete
Minersville
Sali
Society Hosts and Wedding of Frost Stewart
Society notes record Mrs George M Noble hosting two whist clubs on Harrison Street and Miss Ethel Morton entertaining Owl club guests on Tenth Avenue West in honor of Grace Frost home from St Marys Knox Ville. The Frost Stewart wedding at Elmwood Avenue featured Miss Jean Kitchelt Frost and Charles H Stewart with a large guest list and formal reception.
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George M. Noble
Harrison Street
Ethel Morton
The
Owl Club
Tenth Avenue
West
Grace Frost
St. Marys School
Knox~ Ville
Til
Maud Grimes
Alice Willard
Clara Fleishman
Mises Florence Coleman
Alice Meade
Virginia Meade
Esther Rauch
Louise McNeal
Marian Thompson
Hazel Mulvane
Jean Kitchelt Frost
Charles H. Stewart
Elmwood
John E. Frost
Estern Avenue
Mary Frost
Santa Waters
Josephine O’reilly
Lucile Mills
Douglas Bowman
Cing
William God-frey
Galenburg
J. W. Bailey
Elinor Thompson
Emma Dennis
Otto Cantor
Vat
C. Carr
Galesburg
Cora Colburn
L. C. Wasson
Clarence Squiffe Bowman
Frank Binckmar
Lawrence
Roberta Wasson
Byron Davis
John Lawrence Work
Meriden
John Baird Nicholson
Er.tayler
Lillian Davie
Alice Patterson
Stewart
Rimwood
FE. McFarland
Polk Street
Ada Disbrow
Healy
Low Healy
Lillian White
Mayne White
Gertrude Wyatt
Lucia Wyatt
Mary Wyatt
Clara Harper
W. N. Crawford
Jessie Spencer
Bunning
Ford Robintte
B. Maroney
CB. Ludington
J. P. Negel
A. [. Akers
Ji. Anthony
H. N. Bell
J. A. Benson
A. Dufour
FD. Gill Ur
Herring
B. Hoover
W. EB. Houser
E. G. Hughes
C. Jacobs
L. W. Perry
J. B. Kilne
F. BR. Martin
DW. Millicon
T. C. Powell
Fury Meeder
5. H. Thomas
C. W. Thompson
J. L. Totten
Ralph Tuttle
BP. Tice
Frank Kumgaman
Tenth Avenue West
Austin Prescott
W. O. Nevill
Thomas Crom
George O. Wilmarth
George C. Beach
Clarence Richey
William Fernald
W. 3M
Martin
Rence
Frost-Stewart
Lawrence Banks
Galveston
Texas
William Maclay Lyon
Wall Trend Avenue
Kansas City
Sam Larimer
Elizabeth
Bar
Prince of
Wichita
William FR. Smith
Kate Aplington
Council Grove
City Federation
H. O. Garvey
Bert Fesler
Duluth
Minn
F.ine
F. O. Burkett
Topeka Avenue
Katherine Ernich
Kansas Ciy
Carolyn Neal
Morris Avenue
George Kimball
Robert Maxwell
Hulda
Josephine Pickens
van Buren Street
Minnie Leader
Mfiss
Warden Meserve Criticizes Crowd Character at New Century Club
In Wilmington Delaware an address before the New Century club, Warden Meserve stated that the character of the men at the post shapes the crowd size and tone. He argued they oppose justice and state laws, citing Delaware population statistics to compare with other states.
A Prightened Horse in a Murky Strait Incident
A garbled, historic clipping reports a frightened horse running along a strait. It mentions numerous occupants scattering and a dubious claim of reliable surveillance with no Buckenians in America stated.
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Arnica Sanit
WcCOLLUM Pours It Out and Seizes Liquor in Raids
Chief McCollum destroys confiscated liquor from raids and vows no wet goods will be returned to jointists. He often pours contents into the sewer and stores bottles. Some cases were dismissed for lack of evidence and others threaten lawsuits for return. A separate dispatch notes Louisiana Republicans offering 300000 for the next national convention, with Williams pledging 25000 and others to raise the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
New Orleans
Sys
Frank
B. Williams
Republican State Central Committee of Louisiana
Louisiana Repubicans
California Ne Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Schick Buys Eight Lots on Second and Jackson
William Schick, proprietor of the Topeka mattress factory, bought eight lots at the southeast corner of Second and Jackson streets. He plans a new factory building as the Kansas avenue site has been outgrown. Schick declined to discuss plans. a new building had been under consideration.
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Sehick
Lota
William Schick
Topeka Mattress Factory
Second and
Jackson Streets
Mr. Schick
Kansas Avenue
Property Purchases Expand Schick Corner Holdings
For some time past and the present location is suitable for it, Mr. Schick now owns ten lots on that corner. The price paid for the eight lots most recently acquired was $10,000. They were transferred from the First National Bank of Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
Sim Returns Topeka, Buys Old Drug Store
E. T. Sim returns to Topeka from Denver and purchases his former Fifth Street and Kangam Avenue drug store from Clarence F. Young. Young will move to Denver to manage the store. Sim plans to bring his family back and resume residence in Topeka. The decision marks the end of Young's troubled Topeka tenure tied to his intoxicating liquor permit.
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Clarence F. Young
E. T. Sim
Denver
Pitteenth Street
Court Place
Toprks
Fifth Street
Kangam Avenue
C. F. Young
Sim
Topeka
Young
Sit
Mr. Young
C. R. Hoadley
Hayden
Hoadley
Pope Worried by Fire at Ottawa Catholic University
The pope was deeply concerned by the fire that destroyed the Roman Catholic university in Ottawa. He asked apostolic delegate Mer. Sbarretti in Canada to file a detailed report and determine measures to repair the damage. The Ottawa disaster stirred the Canadian college here as many friends follow the news.
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Rome
Dec
Roman Catholic University
Ottawa
Mer. Sbarretti
Canada
Ottawa University
State Journal
Archbishop Harty Surrenders Wealth for Church Debt Relief
Arch Bishop J J Harty, leaving for a mission to the Philippines, said he gave all his fortune to St Leo s church leaving only enough for passage and expenses. He donated 314 000 to relieve the parish of debt and funded the parochial residence and school buildings. Tokens of esteem were given as the parish praised his act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harty
J. .T. Harty
St. Leo's Church
Philippines
Rutgers College suspends 22 sophomores over hazing
In New New Haunawick the Rutger's college faculty suspended 22 sophomores amid hazing allegations. The record notes a medical doctor was deemed necessary to tend injuries.
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New York
Rutger’s College
New Haunawick
J. Han
Fragmented Notice of Gold Market Drift and Personal Gratitude
The text fragment discusses a shift in gold pricing to 1,800,000 and mentions a December 3 event. It includes garbled personal thanks and notes about a bachelor and condolences, with unclear references to who is affected or responsible. The readable parts are fragmented and offer no coherent narrative or context.
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W. F. Roehr Music CO
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kan
Kaye
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Divinity School
Evenue
Evemsite Campbell
Hadley
Hansas Clut
H. L. Page
Everbigtians
Clara Daniels
Edith Durant
Meg Hawley
Blanch Hawley
the Hazen
Clara Carter
Gertrude Lewis
Pearl van Nuys
Sumner Everingham
Alden Knapp
Claude Miner
Me. Prank Durant
Mrs. Floyd Baker
Eilasbeth Eby
Aldrich
Eby
Buchanan Street
Thimblea
Delta Phil of
Washburn
Neille Jones
Tyler Street
C. H. Hibbard
Thomas FF. Garver
Tom King
Paul Walker
W. C. Wittum
Frank Thomas
Wichdon
Itrank W. Blackmar
Fred J. Cale
Arkansas City
Eugene Ware, Jr
Gordon Grosvenor
F. D. Morse
Charter Wolff, Jr
J. R. Hague
Boulder
Colo
Mra
Jom R. Wolf
Harold
Welt
J. S. Ripley
J. R. McElroy
Suilléwall
Howel Jones
Margaret Jones
New Mexico
Roy Stephenson
Alice
Ontario
Bruce Stephenson
XMAS
China
New York Mercantile Co
East Sixth Street
Delaware
Wccollum
Hicu Class
Druccists
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