Rgwes Monthly Dance At Hudsons Hall Hosts Many Named Guests
The rgwes monthly dance of the Commisesa club occurred Thursday evening at Hudson's hall with numerous attendees including Pearl Weber Ada Simmons Blanche Biseke Maude Sruion Neljle Neville Jennie Moore Dora Tuckerman Katherine Jch Ida Smyth Alice Hackins Gilve Leonard Pleator Caird Josephine Van Ambure Merits Dillon Katherine Hartman Maude McKibben and others. The Progressive Grande club was also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rgwes
Commisesa Club
Hudson's Hall
Thase Pres
Mia Sage
Pearl Weber
Ada Simmons
Misa
Siew Fauline Majer
Alias Blanche Biseke
Mies Maude Sruion
Mise Neljle Neville
Misa Jennie Moore
Dora Tuckerman
Katherine Jch
Ida Smyth
Mise Alice Hackins
Jes Gilve Leonard
Mins Pleator Caird
Josephine van Ambure
Merits Dillon
Kathrine Hartman
Maude Mckibben
OW. C. Stevenada
Ed Dureth
Cartes Smerthe
Newton Alden
HG Gowdrich
Fred Gondrich
KB. Turner
Fret Tuckerman
Morrie
Progressive Grande Club
Postum Promoted as Coffee Alternative in Health Testimony
A Mrs Miller of Belford describes severe health crises linked to coffee use and credits Postum with restoring strength. She recalls nerve pain, dizziness, and fatigue that vanished after switching to Postum, urging careful preparation to avoid bitterness and touting the product’s health benefits based on her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Miller
Belford Cy
Eifes
Vertico
Anne
Social News From Topeka Notes and Personal Mention
Topeka social items list gatherings and visits featuring Misses Bulu Ewart Katherine Paxton Anna Herbst Hila Hinckiey and Kate Fleishman. Invitations and parties include thimble and towel showers for Miss Birdie King and Miss Birdie Kine. Visitors include Ed Hogue and Mrs J Hobson with multiple local hosts and upcoming Opera attendance in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantly
Bulu Ewart
Va Buren Street
Katherine Paxton
Anna Herbst
Hila Hinckiey
Katherine Fleishman
Frank M. Prescott
Art Club
J. 8
Birdie King
Ed Hogue
Kansas City
Topeka
L H Foulks
ElDorado
Helen Wells
Ethel Ledd
C. Bradshaw
Cora Terry
Atchison
Pars Sts
E. Simmons
Adams Bros
Kansas Avenue
Duke and Duchess of Manchester Leave New York in Private Car
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester depart New York on December 7 with Miss Martha Tivans, Mr. Zimmerman, and Melle Bills. They travel in a private car attached to the Chicago express, with a second car ready for arrival at Cincinnati. The scene on the platform drew many onlookers as the duke stated plans to stay in Cincinnati for a time.
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Duke of Manchester
New York
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Martha Tivans
Zimmerman
Melle Bills
Erie Depot
Chicago
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Nowers
Cincinnati
Westward tour plan with flat truck backup vehicle
A traveler describes aiming to arrange a flat truck to trail his car after New Year and travel west. The idea is to move the locomobile onto the flatbed and use it at stops along the journey.
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West
Portland to Orient Cotton Route Planned by Railroad
Portland dispatch reports the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company plans through bills of lading for cotton from New Orleans via Portland to its Orient-bound steamship line. Traffic Manager Campbell tours the area to map a plan and expects to open an New Orleans office to push agents in cotton country. He sees a large future as Japanese buyers increase, with activity to grow once Chinese troubles ease and shipments through the Portland terminal begin within 60 days.
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New Orleans
Portland
Bulgarian Cabinet Resigns Amid Crisis and Bribery Allegations
A Vienna based Herald reports the Bulgarian cabinet led by Afm Tvanachort and Radoslavem resigns amid tensions. Prince Ferdinand faces growing unpopularity while bribery rumors implicate interior minister Mladoslavol. Alleged harbor contract and railroad bribery cases surface as political crisis looms. A separate item notes a prize fight licensing bill approved by aldermen at $250 per performance.
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Vienna
Afm
Tvanachort
Radoslavem
Patrikoff
Mladoslavol
Bulgaria
Prince Fertinand
M. Radosiavort
Prince Ferdinan
M. Redoslavof
Brunswick
Century ball invitations soon issued in Topeka
A batch of civic and political notes from Topeka Kansas include invitations for the Century ball forthcoming in the city. Public figures discussed include J Garrard announcing candidacy for register of deeds and J G Slonecker being supported for supreme bench. WF Robey and others have returned from Kansas City while Lt Yount assisted elections in KC and KD's activity continues around state. The Shawnee camp MW of A elected officers and plans for the legislative vacancy draw near. Florence Crittenden Rescue home opens today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 3. Frost
Chicago
W._F. Robey
Kansas City
Armis Pasaler
D. GO. McCray
Supreme Court
LT. Yount
J. A. Seller
W. A. Seller
Sam C Garrard
Register of Deeds
F. P. Cochrane
Cottonwood Parls
Yeaterday
John W. Breidenthal
Florence Crittenden Rescue Home
John Seaton
Atchison
House of Representatives
Topeka
Emporia
Shawnee
Stanley
J. G. Slonecker
Supreme Bench
Plaays
Washburn
George Lerrisn
Topekas
M. CA
McClure
Tle
D. Webb
Kitchen
M.rohring
AL McGuire
Allen Spencer
Escort
JR. Spetter
Dre. Righter
Martin and Powell
Arthur Shaffer
W. C. Meredith
B. A. W. Olson
Nicaragua Costa Rica Agree To Lease for Canal
Washington reports Nicaragua and Costa Rica express willingness to grant a U S lease for a 200 year period of land needed for the Nicaragua canal. Terms seen as moderate. bonds to be accepted by each government for values under 4? million and 1.5 million respectively.
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Chicago
Washington, D. C
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Dry Color Makers Weigh Consolidation Plans
New York December 7 negotiations for a consolidation of dry color manufacturers in the United States have been renewed a meeting set for December 20 to discuss plans. Brother Orille P Allen says consolidation is well under way and that two thirds of manufacturers would create eight plants with better machinery and rail access to compete with foreign and domestic rivals. A banking house offers capital and suggests a special committee be appointed by manufacturers to appraise terms. A committee including Whitney and others is designated to confer with bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orille P. Allen
Bre. Allen
United States
Europe
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Canada
Rhea
Elk for Adirondacks Offer by W. G. Whitney
Albany December 1 at a monthly meeting of the Pores Fish and Game Commission a communication from William C Whitney of New York expressed strong interest in introducing moose and elk to the Adirondacks and offered to assist to secure a successful result Whitney said he would like to see elk introduced and would aid efforts displayed this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Whitney
Albany
N. Y
William C Whitney
New York
Adirondacks
Whitney
Commisnion
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Theraton
Jonb Mulvane
Speed Hughes
Harrison Morgan
Mulvane
Topeka Ave
Viretline Ross
Mary Thompaot
Ollie O'Rei
Regina
Eithar
Farkt Williams
David Palm
Aine
Charles Risod Smith
Asiedlive
Mul- Sunt
Hutches
Ormma
Brussels
Commiscea Club Party
Continental
Ll Our
Shaw Knit
Monarch
Ulster
Tlen’s Swell
Do-Ou
Florshiem & Co
Reeeee Seale
Kersey and Beaver
Oxford
Orient
Weaver
Col
Deo
Board of Aldermen
U.S
GengzTres
Armour’s
Tomorry
Mr. Whitney
Wadeworth
Cutgeer Wood
Middinton
Bida
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