Topeka Social Notes Highlight Local Holiday Plans
General notes of society from Topeka and vicinity list Miss Grace Foulks home from natre dure. Mrs W A L Thompson and Mrs P spent a day in Kapsee City. Mr and Mrs Ralph Squires returned from West wedding trip. Frank Blanch to spend Christmas in Feypudon. A club in Topeka hosted at Miss Watkins home. Lily Hewie Elder entertained friends. Mrs A F Robinson home from Mexico. A large reception was given for Mr and Mrs J Lino Staith of Parker, Georgia. Various locals plan holidays with relatives in Kansas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Grace Foulks
Robinson
Hale
Clement Laveler
Coryell University
Streod
Charles Lastry
W. MH
Beeington
New York City
Chelebras
Mise
Viola Stuart
Walkecattt
Barnum & Cae Dry Poods
Cult
Parnawort
Chicaph
Akia
Harry
Onaha
Toyeke
End
J. Lino Staith Nee Parker
Cantels
Geongin
Byeathehen
Margaret Aduum
Porter
Ted
Madison Street
Paul Palawe
Kenson Military Academy
Gambier
Ohia
Wil
McNab Stewart
Lovis
Buchanan Street
Will DePoura
Ottawa
Kansas
A. Ulown
Topeka
Peed Kingwey
Kabaas City
Mon L. Mitchell
Carbondale
Ed Lanham
Little Son
Clarry
Greensburg
Ind
Mire Gruer Curtis
Bethany
Laverence
Kat
Paris
Eod
Gueele Puller
Emporis
W. PF Parker
Browning
Shakespeare Club
Kansas City
Pliny Supér Hoe
Miskoges
Mies
Wrank Lewis
Mies Mary McQabe
Miter Seebet Montion
Mies Maud Kidder
Maud
Rae Cheaney
Nors
Ethie River
Mead Bilieus
Irene Boyd
East Tenth Street
Aaron Jetuiote
Mes
Leeper
Lawrence
Misa Flattie Spaulding
Leavenworth
Kansas Medical College
Ar Kuen
N. O S. Celeb
Banus of Mine Mandevilism
Monroe Street
Hare Lakin
Grace Cathedral
Luther Bright
Atchison
Midland College
Bright
Springfehd
Ohio
McLean
Carthage
Paren
Mra
Burns on plutocracy and labor unrest in turner lecture
John Burns argued against industrial aristocracy and monopoly, warning that inflation followed by depression harms workers. He urged unity with labor leaders and unions to oppose monopolists, rail and political power, insisting society must pursue political and social equality through reform. The sermon touched on wage issues, economic justice, and the need to protect the working class.
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Corrado
Dea
John Burns
Turner
Thuocias Carlyle
England
aLinostn
Jay Goulds
Astora
Republic
Cress
Miongpuly
Ceed
Tatear Myerstrices
Allen Seeks Senate Audit of Restaurant Prices
Senator Allen of Nebraska introduced a resolution asking the Senate rules committee to audit the Senate restaurant. He alleges the restaurant rents, coal, wood, ice, and utensils are effectively charged to the government while prices remain high. He plans to speak on the subjects soon. Professor Langley demonstrates a ship moving 100 yards, then failing due to mechanical issues. The Smithsonian experiment shows aerial navigation progress but incomplete results. Three newspapers are seized for publishing proceeds of a League of Liberty meeting. Taxpayers oppose new taxes and will challenge the law in court to protest government levies.
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Allen
Nebraska
Senate
Langley
Quanto
Langleys
Smithsonian Institute
Langiay
League of Liberty
Non-Union Men Guarded at Pennsylvania Tin Plate Mill
In Pennsylvania at a tin plate mill in Enweopr Crry, sheriff and guards protect nearby workers after a former employee Susie Weaver drew a .38 revolver and fired shots in the air, prompting women sympathizers to crowd and the work site to be tightly guarded amid threats toward lodging quarters.
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Ors Threstes
Penneyfemale
Tin Plate Milita
Crry
Sheriff Doutbitt
Con-Unios
Susie Weaver
Joerm
Pullmans Prepare Dedication of Memorial Church
George M. Pullman and family arrived in a private car to arrange the dedication of the Pullman memorial church in January. The party includes wife, sonnettes private secretary and Rev Henry R. Pullman of Baltimore. The event commemorates the birthday of the car builder. Public notice mentions a card and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austos
N.Y. Dee
George M. Pullman
Henry R. Pullman
Baltimore
Pullman Memorial Church
Gupern
Christmas Gift Prices From A Local Store
A long list of Christmas gift prices includes colored bordered handkerchiefs at 20c to 50c, silk and cashmere items, neckwear at 25c, gloves, shirts, underwear, socks, and men’s suits with several price points. The ad emphasizes a variety of apparel and accessories with reduced sale prices and quantities.
Holiday notices and local incidents in a small town
The column lists holiday preparations and visits by residents, including Mrs York on Monroe Street and Mr and Mrs Bo Todd in Delphi. It notes Santa Claus at the 10 cent store on Kansas Avenue, a December 20 wedding, a kitchen burglary, a barber shop robbery, and fire department activity. It also covers a lecture on the Passion Play, a mineral dispute summary, and national tariff discussions referenced via Wilson.
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J. H. Poueht
Henry
Santa Claus
Kansas Avenue
Omn
North Tapeke
Rev
Maver
Jam Ross
Misa
Kate Cottle
Charlie Wise
Andy Wise
Limeskiln
Burt Keant
Kensas Avenue
Tire Department
Ethel Frances Beker
Passion Plas,” Obet-Ammergau
Knights of Prttiss
Ray Parmeter
Ave. Arnold
Railroad Street
Wiile
Berry
Suapleson
A. V. Hobb
Fley
Miners Rebuff Arbitration as Award Favors Operators
Dec 21 Matsu toxs district reports a sudden coal miners defeat from the arbitrators. The board’s award, far below prior demands, shocks miners who had refused a 65 cent compromise and now deny accepting the decision. Reverend James Kuke of Massillon, miner’s representative, signed under protest while Father Rubo praised the operators’ case despite concessions.
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Matsu
Lesa
James Kuke
Massillon
Rubo
Boston Theater Licenses Revoked After Sunday Concert Probe
Boston December 21 After hours in executive session the police board voted to revoke licenses for Palace Theater Howard Atheneum and Grand dime Museum due to mismanagement of Sunday concert notices. Action against Boston and Hollis Street theaters was suspended amid a disagreement. Authorities say the move marks a victory for the movement against Sunday concerts. Ads note theater goods from $1.00 to $25.00 at Swift and Holiday's.
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Boston
Palace Theater
Howard Athenseum
Grand Dime Museum
Ollis Street
Boand of
Board of Polce
A Sunset on Lake Erie and Other Miscellany
A string of humorous snippets and quips from various papers. Jests range from a young artist and mentor chat to a father discussing funds for a daughter. One item notes a nickel in a hash, another riffs on poetry and editors. The collection includes light social commentary and playful banter about art, money, and daily life.
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Marmion
Brushwallop
Alice
Lake Erie
Cleveland Plain Dealer
American delegate talk with Turkish vizier on Armenia outrages
United States Minister Alexander W. Terrell held a lengthy interview with Grand Vizier Djevde Pasha. The meeting focused on whether an American delegate would accompany the Turkish commissioner investigating alleged Armenian outrages. Pending official word, a cable to the president on the matter is reportedly sent.
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Terrell
ConsTastinene
United States
Alexander W. Terrell
Djevde Pasha
Armenia
Torrell
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General Notes OF Society
Burns
E¢Ey Leol
Prem
Pullmans Church
Manel Ave
Kitchall & Murburg’s
Erices
Steinberg Clothing Company
Kansas Ave
Kas
North Topeka
Ate
Enterndt
Hiver
York
Parmeter
Eagle Grove
Mra OU
Bo Todd
Delphi
Lad
J. H. Todd
Emms McLean
Mr. M. SE
Evans-Pickering
Olathe
Peicce Kalves
Unite States
Wastisatun
Wilson
Anil
Germany
France
Austria
Denmark
Congress
Senate Financial Committee
George H. Davis
Chicago
Clshman Wilson
Americas
Sugar Trust
Swift & Bolliday
Stevenson & CO
Toys
Detroit Proe Press
Washington Star
Satan
Barlingtan
Gazette
The
Hub
Detroit Tribune
Csiey Pianos
Show Camp & Co
Conron Bros
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