Society cards and holiday gatherings at Mrs Payne home
A long list of guests and friends attendat a card party at Mrs Payne’s 425 Chase street with many names from Peoria Chanute and Chicago. The notice mentions Christmas greens decor, bridge and party favors, and plans for upcoming visits by numerous families and individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ramsdell and Miss Bartlett. Several society members travel to Kansas City, St Louis, and Richmond for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben T. Payn
Thomas ‘M. Barnedell
Payne
Chay Stepet
Ff Lovell
John Tichuney
Satesell
Nevers Kaye
Ristown
Mrzw
Baus T. Pullton
Chicago
Alemantd
W. Mo Tiamnibirger
Sree Teicher
Feigh
Are
Fe O. Keenter
DJ. Greenwald
Mire
Jiantes
Mra
Joho
Haxes Mas
OL Martin
Stes. Dietrich
Marshall
Hemley Mim
A. C. Bayir
Grant
Thornbure
Frank Surtii
A. Boece
Tine
Toungreen
Mint Feturin
Bree Willian
Tay Jor
Aimy Diene
Barne
Mine Loh Hetty
Tie Hemtennen
Mra Kennett
Stewart
Ie Be Harton
Sire
Wiliam Ramsbar
Aa Miriay Kfiuranon
LR. Roberts
Pueblo
Col
Hyron Roberts
Florence Rossington
Kansas City
Mike Kleiner Thérpeon
St Louis
E. Z. Kroeger
Mary Cantrell
A. S. Johnson
Col. Johnson
Texas
Kate Clough
Jennie Wilson
Valencia
John Dudley
Charles L. Wood
Indiana
Alice Clugston
Pc. Byrne
Kenneth
A. Keys
Beloit
J. G. Dodge
Nell Dodge
Bert Foster
Duluth
Minn
F. King
Dass Annette Davia
Fridge
Wil
Concondita
Harry Donaldson
Lawrence
Lowney
Weightman's
Alivgrett's
Swift & Holliday Drug Company
Charles J. Brown
Arkansas City
AL Horton
Prescott
Kansas
Horton
Harey
Newton Alden
Kans City
Thome
Dick Alden
Clarence Holcomb
Frankfort
Alden
Bred Bonebrake
Osage City
Ace
B. Cunningham
Highth Avenue
Fillmory Street
Ik Pom
Cunningham
Mite
Dulia Warner
Gillette's Latest Creditors Talks in Kansas City and Abilene
Grant Gillette plans to settle debts with creditors in Kansas City Abilene and nearby towns. His attorney says he is anxious to make a fair settlement and will return home to Kansas when arrangements are completed. The note mentions arranging a framed photograph at a local jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Abilene
Kam
Grant Gilletta
Yer
Gward
Fostusia
Kansas
Builtyaa
Persian Tales of Justice and a Wine Merchant Case
In a benevolent royal audience El Hassan the wine merchant pleads for justice after discovering five casks of wine sold as Chiunti were actually Tokay. Mustapha Bunker, the middleman, swore the wine was Chiunti. The king agrees to hear Mustapha’s defense before ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Hassan
Mustapha Bunker
Chiunti
Mustapha
King
Eldifisean
King Decides Chianti or Tokay Wine Dispute
A royal audience hears Mustapha and El Hassan quarrel over five casks claimed to be Chianti or Tokay. The king orders the casks moved to the palace, vows to drink and decide, promising justice and a royal ruling on the disputed wines.
The King and the Kid Recounts A Sled Lesson
A winter tale features the King and a quick-witted boy. The King learns that a single foot behind acts as a rudder when sledding, ending with the King stuck in snow and calling the boy wiser than him. The donkey tale follows as the King defends donkeys and a stubborn beast blocks a bridge, tested by royal patience and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Society For the Prevention of Equity To
Wey
Peattie
Menger
Iave
Riis
Ruler
Donkey Refuses to Move Provokes Royal Punishment
A king struggles to move a stubborn donkey while a prime minister is urged to grab a stout club. The monarch orders a drastic proclamation forcing anyone to whip the beast with bamboo or face punishment, presenting a perilous, archaic scene from a 1903 copyrighted piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maesty
Falma
C. B. Lewis
Taxes in Kansas Railroads Pay Big Share of State Revenue
The state and local tax burden totals 15,090,450 with railroads contributing about one seventh or 12,435,543. Shawnee County leads in taxes at 785,036 followed by Wyandotte and Sedgwick. Counties without railroads include Grant, Haskell, Morton, Stanton and Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Shawnee
Wyandoli
Clore
Wyandolia
Sedewick
Summer
Leavenworth
Hissy
Reno
Uisrefore
Grant
Haskell
Morton
Stanton
Stevens
Way Is Still Open For Adjustment of the Russian and Japan Trouble
St Petersburg reports indicate negotiations between Russia and Japan will continue. If Japan is not satisfied with Russia's reply, there is no reason to break off talks as the reply is not an ultimatum. Analysts suggest maintaining the current status for several years if no agreement can be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
St. Petersburg
Russia
Annual meeting of Vaudevil Managers Association in New York
The New York gathering of the Vaudevil Managers' association of the eastern circuit voted to continue the organization as it now stands until 1918. Nearly all vaudeville managers from Chicago are members, and the association's offices here will be retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vaudevil Managers’ Association of the
Vaudevile Managers
Chicago
Not His Tomb Weapon in Shipbuilding Case Hearings
New York December hearing in the United States shipbuilding receivership case resumed with Charles B H Alexander questioned by Untermyer. The exchange touched on coded cablegrams claiming to reference tomb symbolism and private business, while witnesses are expected to extend into next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Shipbuilding
Untermyer
Charles BH
Alexander
Alexander & Green
Messrs. Schwab
Pam
John W. Young
Messrs. Guthrie
Guthrie
Dresser
Bears Run Wild in Pennsylvania Village
Bears have grown numerous and hungry in this part of Pennsylvania. A large black bear passed Lockport while miners worked, entering a yard and killing two pies before wandering toward Stone Mountain. Reports say bears cross the Juniata River from Shade to reach the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lewistown
Juniata
Stone Mountain
Lockport
James H. Beaver
Brief Telegrams From Around The World
Reports from St Petersburg to Paris and Berlin describe troop movements toward Port Arthur and Dreyfus rumors. Wheat yield in New South Wales is projected at 25.57 million bushels, with 18.5 million available for export. Paris denies Dreyfus restoration claims as a commission weighs the case. Princess Charlotte of Saxe Meiningen is reportedly not dying of cancer. Washington notes San Francisco competition plans with Kamer Young of St Louis earning 5 percent. Missouri bribery case postponed to March 26. St Louis fire injures two, one dead. Typhoid serum development from Horese, New York reports a Swiss discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Berlin
Journal of Paris
Charlotte
Saxe-Meiningen
William
St. Petersburg
William Je Byran
Washington
Custom House
San Francisco
Kamer & Young
St Louis
Hiv Firey
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Mghliog Riples of
Iw.e Sess Noses Senen
Kansas Avenue
Socia Society
Mies
Julia Larner
Ferran
Mary Walker
George Qvermyer
Dick Thomas
A. J. Stout
A. §. Johnson
Walter 5
Tavis
David Bowie
Otis Alien
John Green
J. P. Howe
Thomas & Ramsdell
Mature Hears
Richmond
P. S. FR
Mis Pankey
Daisy Lee Pankey
Grace Sobritt
Marie Rickenbacher
Bersie Miller
Mary Free
Francis Alberta
Lena Tallman
Styrtle Mark
Gertrud Harrison
Flora Fisher
Miki Regs Hartlett
Miss Bartlett
Miss Free
W. P. Roche
Kaneos Ave
Topeka
Kan
Gillett’s
Bath
Roysts Chinchilla
Children’s Suits
FISG
Fcs
House Coats
Twc
Priestly Cravenetts Rain Coate
Smen
Osford
Hassen
Hatsen
el Haeren
Sullivan's
Port Arthur
Paris
Andre
Dreyfus
Special Commission of Judges
Lonién
Socn
Ptill
Jefferson City
Eril
Matthews
St. Louis
North Twenty-third Street
Mia
Esther St. Clair
Raybellmont
Horese
Jez
Here
Switzerland
Sunflower
State of
Corner 6Th
Kan. Ave
Missouri
C. L. Saylor
Pauline
W. T. Lawless
Quincy Street
Geo. R. Hungate
Pauline, Kansas
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