Mink Boas at 28 and 25 Dollars in Stock
Retailer offers a full assortment of new furs with mink boas priced at 28 and 25 dollars. They claim to meet demand for quality furs and invite inquiries.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
2
Retailer offers a full assortment of new furs with mink boas priced at 28 and 25 dollars. They claim to meet demand for quality furs and invite inquiries.
An official inquiry investigates the city fire bureau and its handling of operations. The trial focuses on alleged mismanagement of bookkeeping and control by the fire department. Local authorities examine the office of fire marshal and related records for evidence of improper conduct and improper oversight.
A boy who shot himself at a farm near Kansas City was taken to hospital in critical condition, later recovering enough to return home. Officials report the wound was self-inflicted and the incident is being reviewed. Holiday travel rates and rail fare notices follow, listing December 24 55, 31 and January 1 as excluded travel dates and adjusted prices.
Police still pressure shopkeepers tied to gambling equipment as operations resume at old venues. Proprieties including Clarence Young and George Burghart face arrests. dealers defend machines and promise to remove or keep them in working order amid threats of renewed raids and a packed docket.
A new Farmers' Co operative Shipping association forms to own and control grain elevators in Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma with a 260000 capital. Lincoln Nebraska meeting January 22 to promote the movement. Benedict Thayer and Bethany Nebraska chapters sign on. The group plans merging elevators from multiple cooperatives and starting with 34 elevators and 1850 wagons across the three states.
The old postoffice building at Ninth and Walru streets in Kansas City sold yesterday to Fidelity Trust Company for 209000 under the Cowherd act. The buyer план to convert it into a premier western banking house with a tall tower and large archway. Upper floors will become office rooms to be rented. extensive interior renovations will follow.
Holiday ticket notice lists December 24 and January 1 round trips at set fares per the mixed public service. Tickets limited to continuous passage in each direction with cents-based pricing and official conditions.
Holiday season prices for holly mistletoe and greens are similar to prior years in Topeka. Wreaths start at two cents, American Beauties can reach up to 1.50 each or 15 a dozen, with cheaper grades around 12 a dozen and other taxes noted. American beauties cost about 2 dollars in Kansas City, while Topeka prices stay under 1 dollar historically.
Washington December 17. Straikter Stoser advised the state department by cable that the reciprocal agreement between the United States and Spain for the interchange of diplomatic notes has been restored to full effect. The proclamation issued by President Cleveland in 1896, disrupted during wartime, is revived. Boston Factory Coming West. Joliet December 17. The Franklin Stes company of Boston has purchased the Joliet Wire plant and will relocate its Hoxton factory to Joliet.
Mrs Nation was released at 11:35 after a brief stay and a tense exchange with Officer Hendricks who had arrested her previously. She left calmly but vowed to address a mass meeting at Parkdale Free Methodist church and urged support for anti drinking advocates. Detroit schedule notes show the National Municipal League planning its final meeting in Detroit on April 2.
A near panic erupted at the Grand opera house as smoke from a faulty flue filled footlight vents. Patrons escaped in haste though no one shouted Fire, while Ferris company presented Linwood well. The report closes with a note on union leader Vincent St. John and indictments.
A riot at Varkter Union Mine in Dull 2901 ended with two men dead and five wounded. Wen was arrested this morning. The indictment against R. John charges murder, attempted murder, and robbery.
An early warning on rising prices for Christmas greens and flowers. The piece notes costs soar about ten days before Christmas and continue for a month, affecting all but the most extravagant items. It warns readers that flowers are consistently higher during this period.
In North Topeka notes, Kimball Printing Co. advertises at 2 North Kansas Ave. Local shopping includes framed pictures, pocket books, Christmas gifts, and kid gloves. Mr Dick Oliver of Silver Lake returns from California. Newark Ohio visitors Mr and Mrs J Larimore and son Bruce Larimore head for Las Vegas NM for winter. Mrs GW White travels to Needles CA to visit family. Church and club events include meetings at 918 Quincy St and 161 Western Ave south with talks and a one fourth off sale on Indiana jackets and skirts.
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