New Controversy Over Temporary Infirmary Site
In Orange New Jersey residents protest a city plan to place a temporary smallpox hospital in a central street. Citizens fear traffic disruption and health risks as legal actions and protests threaten to block the site. Local authorities have pursued renting vacant city property for the facility amid community opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
NM. J
New York
Dec
N. J
Focal Heart
Amalinex
Reveral Uftier
British Troubles on Northwest Frontier Report
A London dispatch notes renewed British operations against the Mahs on the Tyedil frontier, blamed on a partial blockade failure and tribal cohesion. It cites heavier losses for the British in four years of Wasirt campaigns and warns the fading government hesitates to expand actions, fearing reprisals if recent ambushed forces go unpunished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tydlil
India
Bombay
Mall
Miss Stone Fate Confirmed Amid Uncertain Reports
From Salonice and Salonika lines a report reaches New York that Miss Marie Stone and Mrs. Cramer are dead, though officials warn no definitive confirmation has arrived. Henry C. Haskell of the American Board cables that messengers have not yet returned, leaving details unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stone
New York
Henry Co. Haskell, DD
American Board of Foreign Missions
Samakov
Bulgaria
Mien Stone
Flien M. Stone
Kmre
Salonice
Mur
American Board of Foreign Mistons
Menengers
Unclear captive report amid brigand delays
The message notes that travel over mountains is difficult and brigands hinder communication. It adds a wary hope that reports of captives’ deaths may be a tactic by brigands to avoid pursuit. The fragment hints at danger, delay, and uncertain outcomes.
Gospel Comes High As Evangelist Leaves For Holton
Nearly 1000 people accompanied Evangelist Williams from Wellington to Holton where he will conduct a four week revival meeting beginning today. A collection of 31 440 was taken toward the four week effort with 600 more to be collected later. Williams sold about 90 dollars worth of his books and a revival paper was sold at five cents per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kas
Williama
Holton
Newton
D Buree
Grace Bie
Saxe Te
Ev Alexander Pub
Review
War ruling challenges A O W admission rules
Kansas state senator George H. Lamb, Grand Master of the A O W, asserts the state is at war within its powers. The decision arose when Fort Leavenworth soldiers sought to join the order, but officials believed current wartime rules barred veterans from admission.
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Lamb
George H. Lamb
Kansas A. O. W
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Ths Order
Jock Ogoers
Santa Fe Health Resort Excursion Rates
Health resort excursion rates listed for Phoenix, San Antonio, El Paso, San Vegan, and Hot Springs with round trip prices and validity. Includes nine months to San Antonio, six months to El Paso, three months to San Vegan and Hot Springs, with a note that rates to other resorts are available on application. Address TL KING, Agent A. T. & 3. F., Topelta.
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Phoenix
Arizona
San Antonio
Texas
el Paso
San Vegan
N. M
Hot Springs
Ark
Imit
TL King
A. T
3. F
Topelta
Social notes and parties in Topeka society events
Mrs. W A Johnston hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Copeland with a chrysanthemum table and fancy menu favors. Guests included Mrs. C4 Scoville, Mrs. Hate, Mrs. Cowley, and many local society figures. A surprise party for Miss Ruby Givens followed at a Clay Street home with prizes won by Miss Lagrace Whitmer and Mr. Paul Ost. The issue lists numerous social engagements, club meetings, travels, and notable attendees from Topeka society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Johnston
Copeland
Johnson
C. 4
K. Scoville
Seneca
John Hate
Kansas
Ruby Givens
Clay Street
Lagrace Whitmer
Paul Ost
Givens
Winifred Hadhey
Pearl Givens
Rachel McGrath
Selah McAfee
Carrotia Nellis
Peoria visit ends as Warner family plans Oklahoma trip
A note from the era mentions Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Warner with daughter Daisy and son Paul preparing to leave for Oklahoma to spend the holidays. Clara Baughman and Sarah Hill of Lecompton spent Sunday with Mrs. May Lang, while Emma Roberts of Belvue visits the city. Warren Brown and spouse depart for Lincoln Nebraska after a week with the Gibbses in Oakland. Maude Miller returns to Lawrence after a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Journal
Eagene F. Ware
Topeka
First District Federation
Bessie Bates
Misa Anlabelle ‘Troutman
Addie Skinner
Hardin College
Helen Walker
Enat
Boston
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Hoston
Olive Leonard
Kansas City
W. G. Smyser
Chicago
Mra
F. G. Stark
Pennsylvania
Potwin Will
D. N. Burge
Woodlawn Avenue
Anna Harison
Progressive Grand Club
Mise
Edith ‘Snyder
Mise Katherine Paxton
Albert Garvin
Brige
Marcia Spivey
Beatrice Foster
Nautilus Club
EB. B. Cowgill
Mulvan Street
Julius Caesar
Art Club
PM. Prescott
West Seventh Street
I. L. Jester
Wichita
Ruth Bayden
Holton
Mabel Krowles
Luther M. Nellis
Leavenworth
Ralph Clauser
Hal Heath
Graham
West Sixth Avenue
Louise Smith
I. W. McAfee
Helen Louise
Smith
Clara Deisher
Spalding
Institute
Eve Scheeler
Watego
Florence Johnstone
Myrtle Dillon
Girard
George Nobie
St Louis
Bia Fareate
George
Albert Warker
Ottawa
N. B
Peoria
W. H. Warner
Daisy
Paul
Oklahoma
Clara Baughman
Sarah Hill
Lecompton
May Lang
Emma Roberts
Belvue
Warren Brown
Lincoln
Neb
Neb., After A Week's Visit With Mr. and Mrs Gibbs
Oakland
Maude Miller
Lawrence
Nest Productions
Adams , Bros
Kansas
Snow Falls Across Panhandle Texas Storm Brings Hard Winter
Telegrams report the season's first real snowstorm hit northern and northwestern Texas with steady cold. Ranchers fear heavy livestock losses as cattle thin and feed and water grow scarce across the Panhandle's lower and central regions.
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St. Louis
Telegrama
Texas
Panhandle
Blockhouses Essential in Transvaal War But Slow Progress
A Pretoria dispatch to the Times describes the need for many closely spaced blockhouses connected by wire entanglements to hem in Boer guerrilla forces. Night crossings defeat distant fortifications, and authorities say only dense, time consuming fortification will deter the mobile enemy. The Boer frontier remains active north of the Delagoa line, with De Wet concentrating about Hetbron after recent districts.
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New York
London and
New York Times
Pretoria
Transvaal
Saya
Delagoa Railway
Evers
Orange River Colony
DeWet
Hetbron
Martyr to Religion: Priest at Our Lady of Good Counsel
Father William J. O Kelly, rector of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, Rockaway Beach, is reported dying from blood poisoning after he was injured by a fish hook in his thumb. Amputation was postponed as he protested, fearing loss of ability to celebrate mass.
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New York
Willam J. O'Kelly
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Wills
Rockaway Beach
Father O'Kelly
Blockade Eases as Switchmen Leader Talks with Strikers
Pittsboro reports talks today between I T Holley president of the Switchmen's Union and district switchmen on strike. He refused to discuss the strike. Railroads say the blockade has been raised and operations resumed with frame moving as before the trouble. Most plants closed last week due to coal shortages reopened today with coal and raw material on hand.
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Switchmen’s Unis
Pittsboro
I. T. Holley
Switchmen's Union
Union Hotel
Death rate heavy in South Africa camps prompt publish
New York dispatch notes editors urge Mr Brodrick to publish October mortality figures from concentration camps in South Africa. Delays in monthly returns spark concern that heavy rains keep child death rates high and unlikely to fall soon. Parsons asylum deal finalized with cheap water and gas contracts and a treasury warrant for 423000 to cover building preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trberal
Brodrick
South Africa
London
the Tribune
Parsons Asylum
Charities and Corrections
L. & Crum
anyTon Wits
Krause’s Headache Capsules Highlighted by Marshall Bros
Dr Krause of Germany pioneers headache capsules praised as remarkable cures by George W Stansfield. The Marshall Bros store at 15 Kansas Ave promotes these remedies as speedy in relieving distressing pains and stresses the capsule’s novelty in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
America
Germany
George W Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Marshall Bros
Screen Door Plant Burns in Rhinelander Fire
Rhinelander Wis Dec 9 The Wa bash Screen Door company plant burned completely late last night The loss is around 200000 dollars with partial insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
Wis
Wabash Screen Door Company
Kansas City and Return $2.67 via the Santa Fe Grand Opera
Advertises Kansas City and return fare of $2.67 via Santa Fe with trains on December 10. Mentions December dates and return option. Promotes Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a home medicine for coughs and colds.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Grand Opera
Ticksta
United
Dr. Wood
Kansas Midwinter Exposition Prospectus and Topeka Resources
The Kansas Midwinter exposition prospectus was issued by Adams Bros in Topeka featuring a red and black 16 page book on glossy paper with green covers tied by red silk. It includes half tone portraits of officers and directors, and quotes President McKinley on expositions as progress timetellers. The document outlines the purpose to connect manufacturers, producers, dealers and consumers, and ends with a Topeka resources summary claiming the city’s importance and advantages. Rev. Hugh B Kelly Dies in Somerville Mass after illness on a journey east ending at his sister’s home. he served as vicar general of the diocese of Topeka. He was born in Somerville, educated at local schools, Boston College, and St Mary’s Seminary Baltimore. he served at Holy Cross Cathedral in Boston.
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Kansas Midwinter Exposition
Adams Bros
Exposition Building
McKinley
Buffalo
Exposition Company
Topeka
W. H. Davis
Edward Wilder
William Green
A. §. Brigham
John E. Frost
Otto Kuehne
John A. Lee
T. J. Anderson
M. C. Holman
C. H. Pattison
H. M. Philips
EB. B. Cowgill
G. P Grimsley
Wiliam H. Barnes
Willian Macferran
F. P. Bacon
J. D. Norton
Chas. P. Adams
W. 5. Bergundthal
W. F. Weber
W. A. Alexander
Arthur Kane
A. H. ‘Thompson
The
Woman's Auxiliary
BE. S. Quinton
A. H. Horton
H. O. Garvey
Prospectus
Kansas
H. B. Kelly
Somerville
Mass
Hugh B Kelly
TS Ae Ja
Mr. Kelly
Somervilleiie
Somervilleigh School
Hoston College
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Arrested in Kansas City Former Proprietor Charged With Robbery
Arnold woman, Lou Arnold, an inmate, is charged with robbery in Shawnee county district court. She allegedly ran the old proprietor of Rosad House, tied to a burglary at 1H Walnut street, admitting she had funds including a ring and $109 bills but denying close ties to the crime. Bail set at 2,000 dollars. bond posted by A C Wurmner. The victim reported 1960 pounds stolen and indicated plans tied to Seattle, Washington.
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Rosad House
Kansas City
Arnold
Shawnee County
Lila White
Coney
Kansas ‘City
Leavenworth
Walnut Street
Lou Arnold
Whitney
Joe
O'Brien
Thernold
Ben Spitz
A. C. Wurmner
Gleason
Seattle
Wash
Cattle Exhibition Opens With King’s Opening
London dispatch reports the Christmas cattle show, opened today by the king at Agricultural Hall Islington. The Smithfield club started the event in 1794 and the 10th such exhibition will feature cattle and sheep divisions. Prizes total about £3,600, slightly below average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
London
Smithfield Club
Agricultural Hall
Islington
Unsettled Storm Sweeps Britain Disrupting Rail Lines
Storms sweep Scotland and much of England with heavy snow. Rail traffic in the Highlands is disrupted and King Edward departs Sandringham for London amid blinding snowfall and harsh winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland
England
Highlands
Edward
Sandringham
Revives Sells Judgment in Damages Case
Judge Hazen rules in favor of Mrs. Barnes after a suit over a hotel dispute at the Chesternild hotel. Mrs. Barnes awarded damages of 60 in the ruling ten days before Mrs. Sells death, with Barnes and Allan Sella linked to the property and events during a departure from the hotel. The case centers on hotel bill withholding and belongings.
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Hazen
Jidaaen
Ngwmnet
Selle Catals Ly
Mary Barove
Mra
Harnes
Sells
Allan Sella
Chesternild Hota
Mes
Barnes
Kansas
Kent
Night School of Y M C A Business Course
The Business course offers bookkeeping arithmetic grammar spelling and punctuations. Professors Hi Roudebush and C m Van Horn join as instructors at Vokeepee and in Business colleges to aid men. Each student gets personal attention and those who complete receive the International certificate. Information at East Eigthh Street association office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profesenre
Roudebush
C. m van Horn
Vokeepee
Mssoclation
East Eigthh Atreet
County to Receive $1,400 in Tax Case Affirmation
The court affirmed Judge Mazen in the Kolebie and Ladies of Security tax case, ruling Shawnee County will gain 1400 dollars annually. Details unclear due to damaged text but court action confirms revenue, with treasurer and dates not fully legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Mazen
Kolebie
Ladies of Security
Euveenin
Shawnee County
Fragmentary garbled text from a foreign language note
The readable content is limited and unclear, mentioning a protest or investigation yet lacking coherent details. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or dates are present to form a factual summary.
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Santa Fe Health Resort
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E Organic Card Club
James R. Arnett
National Hotel
Strawn
Frank Stawn
James R. Wick
Daisy Warhol
Carria Mize
Lena Mize
Nell Lincoln
Kate Ryan
Henri Strawn
Newton Strawn
Harry Parks
Oliver Arnett
East
Fenareabie
Mary Barnes
Laramie
Wyo
Herbert Wallace
Torrey
Rough Riders
Copper King
Tie Siding
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New Model
Dean
Weightman’s Drug Store
Piarhigha
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California Fig Syrup Co
Ork the
Xan
Toeland
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