Social and Personal Notices of a Busy Evening
The Tsfortual club hosted a regular dance at Hugeau's hall Friday with a large attendance. Guests included Mr and Mrs Phe Crosby, Mr and Mrs Etayeien, Miss Trout, Miss Hinck, Miss Parkhurst, and many others from nearby cities, plus a Viennese party at Harmour hall featuring a long guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugeau
Enjord
Mes
Phe
Crosby
Ard
Etayeien
Ate
Gad Meg J
Mankle
Stra
Literarwly
Bredunes L
Bing
de ‘Iowan
Mrs WW
J. Judietin
Andre
WeWetb
Welles
Re Ho Inekies
Mea
Morris
Marae City
Mia Ieriutieet
Hesbie Trout
Warman
Mise Mile Hinck
Mies Erityine
Lotta Ron
Jury
Mins
Mary Thompegn
Wat- Kilts
Mine Fluby Towek
Mian Crenen Creve
Dna Crane
Miss Murcaret Fear Mist
Matel Marin
Harmour
Thea Pessant
Pipe Rowe Davie
Vinnie Felt
Miex
Mug Wileig
Iethet Wilson
Mihs
Firtee Karr
Joasis Bluke
Miles Sin Bed Wistih
Vide
Maid van Houten
Rho
Helen Walker
Mieé Grifor
Bastriou
Kliesoln Wiscounts
Mie
Winnifred Prescott
Ei Carpenter
Harry Gaviet
Itamh van Hentes
Charry Howas
Hogue Ven Hook
Taile Felt
Tinker
Ste. Paul Hothe
Atlan Luwek
1 O_ Mekeover
Lawrence
Day Kur
Will Hiltor
Red Yeha~ Fan
Ma Gere Dulen
Harvey Tui
Pil Dailey
Me Churk Dailey
George Hurry
Frien ds Gather for Friday High Five Clab Event
A small crowd of former classmates met Friday evening at their home on Tincka Avenue to reminisce and celebrate a long friendship. Laura Crrehet returned to Kansas City today after visiting the city with her sister. Min Ludge and Minna Huser, along with others, spoke warmly of their high school chum and reminisced about shared days.
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Giblard
Laura Crrehet
Berome
Kanens
Atony Iit
Min Ludge
Answes
Minna Huser
Tincka Avenue
Tariff Change Affects Grain Exports Across Lines
An Eastern Lines tariff set to take effect June 2 would shift grain exports to the Santa Fe and Rock Island routes, routing all export grain to the Gulf and penalizing shipments from Chicago with higher rates. The move would prolong hauls for both lines and draw protests from affected rail operators.
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Gulf
Beck Tnland
Santa Fe
Lincome
Troy
Berk Island
Chicago
Sante Fe Anil Rock Teland
Sante Fe
Rock Island
Chivate
Christmas With Our Soldiers Newsreel Fragment
A damaged wartime note speaks of Christmas with American troops overseas, describing plans to honor service members in Cuba and the Philippines. It hints at civilian support and a broadcast from Mariner weekly, urging readers to contribute and celebrate safely at holiday events.
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Abe
Cuba
Aivay
Philpadies
Mitty
Christine
Harin
Ieee L
Detbesink Gay
Hlostravien
Bmarper
Siethegs
Anew Havana Dine 1 A Despatch to the Tribune
A garbled dispatch from New Havana United States discusses a midwest departure and a future city arrival. It references a split in the population and vague plans for change, mentioning breadstuffs and unrest, with several unreadable names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribune
Spanish Families Leave City as War Clouds Drift
The article notes a mass departure of Spanish families and officers returning to Spain amid economic strain and social change. American influence grows in retail districts as bars and entertainment venues convert to new uses. Concerns center on patronage decline, deserted streets, and shifting urban life as residents seek opportunities abroad.
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Actichy
Mare
Otra
Vhs
United
Spain
Valin
United States
Hs Wako EO
Perhal
Rome
Hayate
Parnas Central
Parnas Central, Thie Theaters and the Clabo
Thie
Havana Aftermath Dominates Letters From Cuban Transition
Observers describe Spanish business flight and American control in Havana as orderly but tense. They note fears of military scrutiny subsiding, with many Spanish firms repatriating or relocating to Mexico, while some fear unrest from Cuban neighbors remains.
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Longbench
Saratoga
Moro Castle
Pasu
Havana
Bpain
Maszunito
Mexico
Hawand
North Topeka Notes and Local Social Rounds 1898
Local items from North Topeka detail health notes and visits from residents. Amity lodge hosts a Christmas party. Hugenelode lodge plans degree work in Lecompton. Clyde Swarts recovers from erysipelas and will return to work next week. Church services at the Church of the Good Shepherd and Christian Church announce morning and evening sermons. M T K club socializes at Stella Newcombe’s home. news of a Topeka engagement and wedding plans for Ming Allen Clagnan and G A Clark. A reception at Kafeas Avenue church for Dr Embree and wife draws pastors and members from several churches.
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Mise Ades Small
Jackson Street
Paub
Central Avenue
Frotton
Hugenelode
Lecompton
Lecompton Lodge
Church of the Good Shepherd
J. H. Speer
M. T K Club
Stella Newcome
Kansas Ovenue
Ninthetree
Eva Watts
Core Baker
Queenie Wilton Dot Watts
Messrs
Frank Garland
Carl Morrow
Carl Curry
Oscar Kinder
Ming Allen Clagnan
Clay Center
Embree
Madison
MC Holman
Thomas Heagle
Entertaining evening by Industrial School at Lukens Opera House
Light refreshments served as the Industrial School of this side directed by Mrs A S Palmer presented drills and marches. The Lullaby song and Palmer's team in uniform delighted the crowd. Over 100 pieces of fancy work were offered for sale, with bazaar proceeds to charity after expenses.
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Lukens
A. 3S. Palmer
Iris
Dolla
DINGLEY TURNED DOWN BILL DEFeATED IN HOUSE
Washington December 17 a bill to incorporate the International Arpemont Bank was buried under an overwhelming adverse majority in the house. The debate closed at a clock. Mr Dineley, leader of the minority, argued in its support. Vote stood 14 eyes to Menays. The bill to extend the customs and revenue laws over Hawaii was posed without opposition. The bill, Mr Dinghes explained, carried with it service laws relating to appointments in the customs and revenue service in Hawaii.
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International Bank
Washington
International Arpemont Bank
Dineley
Mina
Minarlty
Menays
United States
Hauwallua
Dinghes
Customs and Revenue Service
Hawaii
Rock Island Bridge Traffic Figures Revealed
A Davenport Democ rat editor receives Rock Island superintendent Lingefelt s pamphlet The Nook Island Arsenal in Peace and War detailing traffic on the Government Bridge Over the Mississippi. The figures for the year ending June 20 1898 show 20 767 engines 23 097 passenger cars and 363 507 freight cars moved over the bridge used by the Rock Island railway.
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Mississippi
Davenport
A. Tt. Lingefelt
Rock Island
B. F. Tillinghast
Railroad Revival Resumes Work on Abandoned Line
In Cleveland Ohio a revival plan follows talks between Elliott C. Smith of a New York banking house and Columbus Lima & Milwaukee directors to complete a line from Columbus to Lima then to Michigan ending at Saugatuck on Lake Michigan. Ferries across the lake are planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ger
Eliott C. Smith
New York
Columbus, Lima & Milwaukee
Columbus
Lima
Michigan
Shvaratuck
Lake Michigan
Saugatuck
Church Moves To Begin Work Of Rescuing Porto Rico
New York Dec 17 The American Missionary Association appoints Rev A F Beard J T Warner and Lucien M Warner to visit Porto Rico to discuss launching religious work for Congregational churches. A special appropriation funds Chinese work in Portland Chadron and other locations. In South Dakota thirty two cattlemen indicted for manslaughter in Fall River county were tried at Hot Springs. jury found not guilty after minutes of deliberation.
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Church
Hove
Porto Rico
New York
American Missionary Association
Fev
Beard
J. T
Lucien M. Warner
Bridgeport
Possssson
United States
Portland
Oregon
Chadron
Sith Dakota
Fall River County
South Dakota
Hot Springs
Cawn
John Bekason
Death of John E Wooten in Philadelphia notice
John E Wooten, once general manager of the Philadelphia Heading Company, died last night in Philadelphia. He was a resident of the city, aged unspecified. The obituary notes his former role and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Wooten
Philadelphia
John & Wootten
Philadephia
Theantur Wootten
Boal Eutar Chamberlain's Remedy Ad
An old advertisement extols a medicine named Boal Eutar Chamberlain's Remedy praised for curing ailments and easing coughs. It claims pleasant taste and broad usefulness, noting it is safer and more effective than others. Sold by all druggists.
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Corenitt
Stlde Deesie Meyers
Mire
Kitbel Eavin
Mins Var Quitton
Earl Ewart
Hurl MeParlandt
Adhir Meeling Rook
Fed Hwiidas
Maree Mei Wichiert Malile
Teeter Dorie
Midherd Patton
Clattesee
Ira Gnyder
Leavenwart
Alwrnoon
McKinley
Mixa Totty Parkhurst
Yustiona
Mons
Purwin
Leonard of
Miah
Mondiey
Sykes
Frankie Neten
Mike Gertie Kiklo
Icons City
Kan
Wioyd Dayne
FE Pau
She Elias the Muest
Topeka Ave
Waren
Loon
Gt Greenwood Avenue
Petwin
Webb
T. A. Lewellyn
Emporia
Andersena
Tyler Street
St Joe
Lou Codrr
Nevada
Janeston
Huset Pussice
Mr. and
Mee
Armin Fasser
el Powter
Wee
A. Stokier
Barchelor Girik
Jeannette Land
JF. Jarret
Se B.T. Payne
Ioan Ved
Faon
Harper's Weekly
W. A
Harper & Brothers
NEW Steamer Line
New Orleans
Havans
Critkeo
Halvey Anpany
Hich
Firleuk
Sts Wud
Ube
Orleans
Miavang
tri-Werkls
Hadean
Fourhern Pubuic Company
Janie Jarke
Miwil
Inti
Thy
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
Topeka
America
Consera
Gall St
J.P. Wis
EU Topeka
EAS
W. W. Kimball Co
Kansas Ave
T. P. Culley, Mgr
North
Tupeka
Trame
Simbel Pte. Co
I Eeluk
Dingley
God
California
Fem Chicags
California Expres
T. J. King
Cromwell
Boggs
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