Social and Personal notes from Topeka and area
A lively Topeka social column records numerous visits and gatherings. Names of residents and guests appear among church events, dances, and assemblies, including Mrs Ad Hiprkly, Miss Grace Cini, Mrs W J Black, and Mr W S Bestian. The piece sketches weekend plans, travel, and holiday preparations across Topeka, Leavenworth, and nearby towns.
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Ad. Hiprkly
Williaa
Stin- Byr
Joy A. Bright
Palmview
Brotn
Kan
Juhi A. Griekt
Tier Won
Bee Gee
Bright
Miss Tuneinguir
Migs
Grace Cini
Kapri Oly
Leacenworth
Tomorre
Mine Fuller
Slater
Misa Hernive Fuller
Chicago
Tor
Mr. Ant
Sok
Shania
Carden City
Dean
Mis
Beno Thie Lukt
Chen
W. J.black
Sadiend
Leavwntort
Chirag Fameriay
Mrx
Ae L. Morehouse
Ravens City
Pitwin
Lebibeid
Detemiber
Ratees
Mise Langere Ray
Ben Hmepdotson
Grace Myutky
Arthur Millete
Arizona
Stendon
Rosalie Hartin
WL. Hobingson
Cleveland
Jian Adams
Kansas City
Topeka
Siatpete
Aternoon
Miss Hosam
Prelynetrike
Pittseee
Pierling
Lion Wieox
Lawrence
Theron Kelly
Mexico
Vinitthe
Euteg Crawfard
Harry
Leavenworth
John Feed
Miaw
Plorence Ghost
Haw
Salt Lake City
Mnmic
Faux Evaning
Sudson
Will
AL Meure Patiia
Seattle
Mamie
Takwrene
Dppeie
Every Wife Faces Dread During Childbirth
The text reflects the deep fear mothers endure in the most critical period of life. It emphasizes that motherhood, while joyful, carries suffering and danger that cast a shadow over anticipation. The tone is cautionary and focuses on maternal risk.
Remedy Promoted For Women By Trusted Friend
An unnamed Mother’s Friend remedy is advertised as gentle and safe, claimed to ease pain and remove danger during childbirth. The notice emphasizes stress-free, happy terminations and promotes the product’s reliability for expectant mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeaneas
Village Gossip and Travel Notes Highlight Topeka Visitants
Fragmented local items mention Mr and Mrs Huediger and relatives visiting Joliet and Ardmore, New York visitors in Topeka, Carbondale and Tuwaerénce connections, plus Unity ladies fair midweek with evening entertainment and a campaigned pajama stroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Huediger
Bivis
Olive Fe
Iabel
Aehia
Nice
Mim
Alice Atwood
Yenter
Rer
Joliet
Rl W. Himball
New
York City
Topeka
Pata
N. J. Adams
Carbondale
Mis Carter
Tui
George
B. Bradford
Edm
Otto
Fatur
Bay
Ardmore
Unity
Mike Martin Mecampants
Lenderon
Miss Bundy
Gnd
Mise Coldint
Onis
Gentiemen
Local Snapshots From Topeka and Nearby Scene
A chaotic montage of Topeka and nearby items, mentioning Captain 3G Wetei in Texas, sports and concert notices, church donations, a fire at North Jackson Street, temperance meetings, and town characters. Notable names include Mike Augustt Mayen, Judge Guryer, Captain Tom Maser, George Muller, and M. A. Waterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetei i
Texas
Reision Health Club
XU Baker
Mansax City
Thir Ety
Nicholson
Council Grove
Parkdobe Mochitech Raatsipche
Lebo Biare
Dun Bee Incorporated
Trask McGrath
Mike Augustt Mayen
Governor's Office
Avion Cockty
Guryer
First Presbyterian Church
Mir George Muller
Tom Maser
Kansas City
Marshalls
Joe
Bya Harding
Port Arthur
Mise Male Cunningham
Moubiuiin
Emporis
Tannhauser
Loyal News
Will Weslh Unti
Demity Burk
Frank Osborn
M.A. Waterman
Qty
Banka
Pttte Boand
Charities
Te Nevlonal
A. A. Henry
ALG
BOW
Mie
Huh Cameron
Lirwrehee
United States
Jackson Street
Bovnanyte
Topeka
Topekate
J. W. Priddy
W. C. Duttod
Tepike
Bryan Goes Duck Hunting Givens His Opinion of the Message
Fragmented OCR notes reference Bryan’s stance before an action, mentions Mesasge and Clolteeton with unclear context, includes partial phrases about medians, politics, and a Crocker or Cremeric at 726 Kansas Avenue, plus Scott & Scott advertising cold remedy and confectionery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Clolteeton
Fes
IBM
Kansas Avenue
Scott & Scott
Wagnerian concert staged in Topeka draws sparse crowd
Topeka Grand Opera House hosted Prof Waldemar von Dahlen’s Apollo Club for a Wagnerian program featuring third act of Tannhauser. Despite a well planned lineup and capable soloists, attendance was low with rich seating largely empty, suggesting limited local appetite for Wagner among the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Waldemar von Dansen Hirst
Prof
von Dahlen
Apollo Cith
Speatadent
Apollo Club
Tinnhinger
G. W. Parkhurst
Mabel Huey
W. W. Shaver
Ralph Dunbar
Coleure
Mise
Tule Meites
Lucenati
Mattoon
Matel Huey
Miss Mae
Davia
Mies
Dulsy Starr
Miss Bolle §Welch
Josephine Sexton
David Howie
Wim
H. Bush
MF. Dougherty
M.D. Henderson
O- D. 1Fellis
Wm. W. Shaver
W. Parkhurst
Ly Wood
Joe Griter
LM. Wood
Lewis
BO McCuray
HL Crow
J. B Helpmeyer
AP. Sherman
Carrie
Reeske
Hersaman Judd
A. A. Howley
F. A. MotGriffin
Cassedy
the Nile
Mis
Meredith
Venus
Second Trial Appeal For Court Costs In Need Of Funds
A court defendant in a second trial of wife murder appeals to the public to lend money to cover trial expenses. He opens his plea with an affirmation of indigence and promises repayment when finances permit, stating he has exhausted resources and asks the public to withhold funds briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
Grain-O advertisement and medical testimonial notice
Sry Grain-O Try Grain-O Ask your grocer today to show you a package of GRAIN-O the new food drink Thiak takes the place of costs. The children may drink it without injury. Ife and 2h per pack Rev. Bold by grocers. J.A. Perkins of Antiquity for thirty years tortured by physicians cured by Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve. G. W. Stansfield 62 Kuneas avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Perkins
Sas
Dewitt
Pavel
G. W. Stansfield
Kuneas Avenue
North Topeka social notes and local events
North Topeka column lists visits by Abe oduntey and Manuel Silvera from Rossville, J. K. Smith of Kansas City calling on merchants, a new line of wall paper at Cromwell & Jeffers, Mayer's New England bread endorsement, picture framing nearing completion, and upcoming officers election for the Orphans' Home. Reports painter work at Union Pacific depot, local residents traveling or visiting, and a minor chimney fire at 102 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Bie
Union Pacife
J. K. Smith
Kansas City
Cromwell & Jeffers
Mayer
New England
A. Weber
Rossville
North Side
Manuel Silvera
Cromwell & Setters
Orphars
Stampa
North Star
Uke Bertstein
California
Tof Ids
Wil
Saran Forneter
Wows
Hirrisen Street
Tawa
Neraumt
Trane Short
Buffola Niaigara iPali
New York
nHat
Jackson Street
Nu Sect
Topaka School Board Proceedings Review of Monthly Meeting
The Topaka board of education met last night in the Wet school room with full attendance. Treasurer Chas Hilcott reported general fund deposits of 19,172.82, interest and sinking fund details, and salaries for city teachers and staff. A dispute over Mr Stage's $25 claim arose. a committee was asked to rule. Lincoln Day noted. school closed for Christmas. lease granted for four five-year lots. bond and bank matters discussed with State Superintendent Wm Stryker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topaka Board of Education
William Mecfergan
Finance Eptitnities
Chas.s. Hilcott
Macferran
Stage
Wiliam Maclerran
Teures
Havin
Schdol
Wit
Mabferran
Priddy
Mactorran
Start
Stagee
Elias Stull
Kansas
Shawnee
Committee
M. Kent
Ft Ap
Kent
Central National Bank
Iki
Wm. Stryker
Topeka
Sobon
Stryker
Ely
A. Godard
Topekin
Topeka leader backs mass Indian move to Mexico
A. B. Hulit of Topeka promotesMexican Land Company plans to move Chickasaw and Choctaw tribes from the Indian Territory to a new state in Mexico. The scheme envisions 25,000 tribesmen governing themselves, selling land to Indians, and forming a new government, with tribes inspected starting December 20 and migration likely in spring. President was informed and consent reportedly obtained, though execution depends on Mexican laws and broader approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hulit
Topeka
Mexican Land Company
Aindorh Mojes Ty
Indian ‘Territory
Repubic
Mexico
Liburia
Tate
Triode
A. Mulit
Todians
Mealoan Land Company
Tn New State
Eulit
Ding
Trepublic of
Minister Returns Pension in Vincennes
Rev T J Reith of Vincennes Ind has written to the Pension Department in Washington refusing a pension and returning all money received. He says his pension was not well earned and sent back 495 dollars to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
T. J. Reith
Thie City
Sotermisetoner
Penton
Washington
Hhirm
Christmas Presents Sold on Easy Payments
A local ad touts watches, rings, jewelry, albums, teachers' and fair use items, chinaware, and household utensils offered on easy payments at low prices. W Hughes advertises East Math Street across from the post office, urging Prosperity for all who shop. The listing also mentions De Witt's Little Early Risers digestive pills and other sellers with addresses in Kansas City and Cremarte.
Overrun Macedonia Violence Reported in Debra and Surrounding Areas
Reports from Macedonia indicate Albanians committing killings and rapine in Debra and Kitehevo and nearby districts. Authorities are powerless as Turks conduct wholesale prosecutions and arrests of Puleorians along the Bulgarian border. The news has caused great excitement here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Macedonia
Debra
Kitehevo
Smashed by mobs riots flare in Bohemia and Prague
Antisemitic riots report in Prague and Bohemia with synagogues and Jewish homes attacked. Jockey Sloane narrowly escapes as mob violence spreads. London wire notes a gun misfire at Detpdene during a visit by Lord William Beresford and party. Fatals at a Cremerie on Kansas Avenue. Scott and Scott release brief notices.
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Bohemia
Prague
Dec. T
Pritham
Jockey Sloane
London
Steatias
Detpdene
William Beresford
Lord William
Tod Sloene
Deaths and Funerals in Shawner County and Nearby Areas
The obituary list reports multiple funeral services and burial plans across local churches and homes. Names include Suntan Ren of Mir, Mrs. Minerva Bator, Mrs. J. Taylor, infant child of Mrs. Alyn Youns, Arthur Lundquist, Mrs. T. C. Johnson, and John McDowall Gotfred. Services span East Tenth Street, Western Avenue, Prairie Home church, and Mt. Calvary cemetery with interments in Ontario and other locations. An Eclipse Expedition from San Francisco arrived in Bombay, preparing to move inland for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Alyn Youns
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Todays Market Report from the Associated Press
Market report notes a wheat advance and subsequent fluctuations with limited sales, shorts covering on advance, and prices swinging in corn oats and other grains. Provisions stay strong amid steady demand, with barley soymeal and other feedstuffs showing varied activity and receipts listed for Chicago and regional elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiene
Aithnery
SAAC
Shorts
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Chicago
Wpentine
Seapeiac
Stee
Liee
Sil Or Me
Reidtou
Jane Lary
Sania Ecan
Wise
Ea Cah
Seimothy
Fles
Cotton Market Sees Mixed Tier With Varied Prices
New York reports a fluctuating Cotton Market with advertisements of bids and middling levels. Traders list futures notes, price ranges, and market receipts as buyers monitor conditions and demand across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Cotton Market
New York
Cotton-Sontrads
Suyer
Sugar and Coffee Market Notes From New York
The report surveys issues in sugar and coffee markets with references to raw sugar futures, centrifugals, and market conditions. It notes wheat and other grains, commodity pricing, and fabrications around futures, with scattered mentions of stock movements and public notices.
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New York
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Social and Personal
Tawe
Asda
Adaire
Phose
Laura Welding
Ste Marezret Sayyer
Misa Mary Yared
Taira Davin
Jana Mo
Julie Welbulog
Joke Diakier
Wil Letson
T C
Tibet
Susie Tiny
the Cremerie
Scott
Wagner
Prof. von Dahien
Luetgert
North Topeka
de Witt
W. Stansfield
Ipey
Suntan Ren
Mir
H.C. Asicore
At & Oclocte
Brooke
Millapaneh
Minerva Bator
Sis
Teeldenion
East Tenth Street
Finnersl
Arthur Lundquist
Third Presbyterian Church
Fourth and
Branner Streets
John McDowall
Gotfred
Rcom
BoMrosidence
Bombay
Trombay
Tick Observatory
San Francisco
Associated Prees
The
State Journal
Divestoce Maret
Saomlae Areca
cSeebie
Wenterny
Kansas City Pt Spetoicsd Market
Renae Mena Annes
FF Fc
Ted Sor Deurine
Brosh
Lawer
Kylke
Aulek
Peasier Gaghrs
Watehkel Commineion Co
Grae
Stokes
Wesy
Banaas City
ELV Brothers
Oo Watton de
Southwestern Fuel Co
W. A. Michael Commbslon Co. Reaters
Daral
Mrgvisions
West Sixth
Topelos
O& Gars
Eterna
Tenriorto
Bogof Titeheln
Corn Sane Sa
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Vot
Leer
Annie Lm Sd Theme Phe
Cork
Gusnelp
Gtais Ae van Rermogl
Wheat Wendy
Vera Purenea
Rg Eaene
Erate 6
Estes
Dati
Howrsie
Slat Kinschy
PMA
Barrie
Cuarerre
Treaster
L Poerrin
Lux Commission Co
Mansas Ave
Topema
Union National Hank
Knoas City
Shivra
Satonat Beak
Topeem
Sactional
Bank of Coniores
Ensaa
W. A. Michael Commission
Noor Exlanee Iites
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