Landing of Pilgrims Commemorated by Detroit England Society
In Detroit on December 2i more than three hundred members of the England Society of Detroit gathered for the seventh manual banquet at Russell hall. Speakers included Poston mace Witines Lyon and ex-Senator Sonn Parton, with Professor Phelps presenting verses and two new characters, Franklin Tin and Jonathan Edwards, depicted as embodying New England traits.
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Detroit
Mich
England Society of Detroit
Joe
Russell Ecenaee
Poston Mace Witines Lyon Weaer
Phelps
Ives
Se Penmnes
Frank Tin
Jonathan Edwards
Princeton University
waEmene
Taker
New England
United States
Merwe Adds Bank To Growing National State Network
Wall Street cites Herald report that Chan W Merwe has acquired another bank, expanding his network of national and state banks. The newest is the Fourteenth Street state bank with 100000 capital and 80000 surplus, deposits around 1.308 million. New Year Santa Fe rail rates: 1 1 3 for round trips within 200 miles of To ke, tickets sold Dec 4 25 and Jan 1 1902, returning Jan 2.
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Mores
New York
Wall Street
Saya the Herald
Chan
W. Merwe Haw
Fourteenth Street Bank
Santa Fe
Toke
Mead
Modern Woodmen Appeal Over Taylor Insurance Judgment
The Modern Woodmen of America appeal to the supreme court after a Taylor insurance policy judgment of 24148 against the order. Edna Taylor obtained the suit against T I Taylor of Circleville claiming the order knew of his liquor and drug use for eighteen months before death yet continued to accept assessments. The trial court ruled the policy valid and payable.
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Taylor
Ena
Municipal League Meeting Moved During Exposition
The Kansas Municipal League of Cities of the First plans to shift its meeting from January 22 to February during the Wichita exposition. Officials stated the change aims to avoid winter travel issues as most members will attend the exposition.
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Municipal League
Amon McLain
Kansas Municipal League of Cities
League
Wichita
Christmas Plans for Roosevelt Family Reportedly Quiet
Washington December 21 President Roosevelt has not finished his holiday plans. He may join relatives for a few days’ river shooting. The report that he will go is considered unlikely by officials.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ad Guy Yeathruey Plan For City Christmas Aid
A meeting was held in the afternoon to consider a plan for holiday relief. Supplies were gathered from several schoolhouses and distributed to residents, with rooms prepared for storage and a focus on aiding the Christman destinatary during the season.
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Guy Yeathruey
Mau
Pirat
Saenkea
Presbyterian Colleges Form Union in the Middle West
Those of the Middle West organize a union of Presbyterian colleges. Officers elected include President Dr Ion P. Kane of Wabash College and Vice President James Wallace of MacAlester College, aiming to promote church education.
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Prenbyterian Colleges
Middle West
Two New York Banks to Unite
In New York on December 2, the Bank of Manhattan plans to absorb the Corn Exchange Bank after an offered six dollars per share for stock. Mechanics and Traders Bank directors have accepted the union, noting the Brooklyn bank as a 30 year old institution with capital stock of 100000 dollars and a surplus of 180000 dollars.
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New York
Change Bank of Manhattan
Corn Exchange Bank
Mechanics and
Brooklyn
Cyslinta
Ution
Maya
Wix
Frances
Community clubs host varied social evening and notices
On December 16 the Ceramic Art club met with Ruakin Art club at the Misses Dennis home at 17 Tyler Street. The gathering included reports on state charity work, industrial school efforts, and a talk on the Roycroft movement founded by Elbert Hubbard in Aurora, Nova. Music and refreshments followed with many local attendees named, plus notes on smaller social visits, dances, and upcoming parties among Topeka residents and visitors from nearby towns.
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Ceramic Art Club
Ruakin Art Club
Misses Dennis
Tyler Street
Taforma Comenition
A. H. Thompson
Turk
Inchison
J. R. Hague
Roycrefters
Aurora
Nova
Elbert Hubbard
Hubbard
Christmas activities and visits across several towns
Gas City plans a visit by Mise Haug next week while the Industrial Women's club will hold a Christmas tree event Tuesday afternoon at Sixth and Lake. Donahue travels to Leavenworth Tuesday to spend Christmas with relatives. Lem White of La Junta will celebrate in Topers with Mrs. and family. Helen Quigley from Sterling is spending the holidays with Dr. and Mrs. C B Reed. her father William Quigley arrives Tuesday. Mr Harvey Worril gave a concert with Mr Io.
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Emory Leland
Art Institute In
Chicago
Topeka
Cyrus Leland
Eida ® Morehouse
Arthur Durant
Morehouse
Durant
Columbia
Seis
J. Strand
Abby Ware
Eel Crosby
Helen Louise
St. Louis
Crosby
Ther
Anon Quigley
Beering
Wists
Emporia
Ada Moan
St. Marys
A. K. Wilson
Ada Fulcher
Charles C. Graves
Witt
Oklahawa
Georgia Graves
Gas City
Mise Haug
Industrial
Edoot
Chase
Woman's Club
Lake Whi
Crumble to Dust Flats Faulty West Eighth Street Pavement
City engineer reports two block area on West Eighth resurfaced by Barber Asphalt crumbling. Damaged sections appear on Kaneas Avenue and Quincy Street as well. Council debates paying the $1,500 still owed and releasing Barber from obligations despite sustained poor repairs.
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West Eighth Street
Barber Asphalt Company
Kaneas
Fifth
Sixth
McCabe Oe
Mattingly
Ee Asphy
Barber Company
West Eighth
Quincy Street
Eighth
Ninth
Barber
Muast Eer
McCabeauld T “T
Dam
EB. B. Demarest
Council
O. K
Calyve's Protégé Meets Great Singer in New York
Emma Calve, the lyric artist, visits New York with her protege Edza Darch of Angeles California. Calve praises Darch as gifted and plans to have her study in New York under trusted guardians, then accompany her to France for further study.
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Edza Darch
New York
Emma Calve
Angeles
Cal
USA
Calva
California
Tetoners
Ena
Cone
France
Atudy
TO SEARCH THE RIVER Submarine Lighting Apparatus
A river search effort is underway as authorities employ a submarine lighting apparatus to assist in locating a missing girl. The operation focuses on the river area where the disappearance occurred, with officials coordinating the response and monitoring the progress closely.
Hoyt Pitifully Insane Corneliyn Hoy Laid Before Authorities
An elderly man known as Corneliyn Hoy was found violently insane at a Parkdale address near Eighth and Lake streets. Neighbors reported disturbances including water on the floor and a knife threat, but no violence occurred. He will be committed to an asylum. holiday rail rates and sale dates are noted for nearby travel.
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Corneliyn Hoy
Sollee
Topeka Promotes Omaha Emporia Line Through City
The Omaha Kansas Gulf line to connect Omaha and Emporia would pass near Topeka touching Bushong and crossing the Missouri Pacific in Marshall or Nemaha counties. Proponents claim lower coal freight costs and a north south route for Omaha Packers. Kansas men including Frank Willard Franklyn Hunt W C Perry H P Wright Richard Nevins Jr are among corporators. Local interest hinges on Topeka capital and potential local aid.
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Topeka
Missouri, Kansan & Texas Railroad
Omaha
Emporia
Sansa Song
Central
Marshall County
Bushong
Salera
Missouri Pacific
Marshall
Nemaha County
Atchison
Kansas City
T. J. Anderooh
Kansans City
Pittsburg
Lew
Kansa City
Santa Fe
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroxis
Omaha Packers
Frank Willard
Franklyn Hunt
W. C. Perry
H. P. Wright
Richard Nevins, Jr
Kansas
Richard Nevins
The
State Journal
Mulvane Concerning
Hamilton Married in St Louis Theater Circle
Miss Jane Oaker wife of Hale Hamilton and James K. Hackett’s leading lady, wed at Miss Oaker’s home in St Louis. Miss Oaker's real name is Minnie Dorothy Peper, granddaughter of a St Louis multimillionaire. The couple, connected to the production Don Caesar's Return, have plans for engagements with their company in Washington and other cities.
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Jane Oaker
James K. Hackett
Don Caeser
Hale Hamilton
Topeka
Miss Oaker
St. Louis
Minnie Dorothy Peper
Christian Leon
Seth
Thuin
Mranakin M. Hamilton
St. Loutieriaay
Washington
D. C
McKinley Memorial Drive Seeks $50000 More Funding
Cleveland reports encouraging progress as the McKinley Memorial association aims to raise half a million dollars. An apportionment allocates the total among states by population and location, with New York asked for 180000 dollars and North Carolina assigned 1000 dollars, others proportionate.
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Cleveland
McKinley Memorial Association
Union
New York
Olg
North Carolina
Train wreck halts line after rail breaks in cold weather
A derailment west of Gi as causes 20 cars of merchandise to spill into the Mi river while three passenger trains are held. Cold weather blamed for the rail break. In Mobile December records run warmer. A negro man froze to death in Baldwin.
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Pau
Wer
Meena
Mont
Allen
Gias
Grerland
Mobile
Baldwin
Stand to Lose 20 Million Over Meat Inspection Change
The article notes a potential loss of twenty million dollars tied to ending microscopic meat inspections. It discusses congressional appropriations, authority to grant funding, and persistent use of inspections despite notices to packing interests through the Bureau of Animal Industry.
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Congress
Bureau of Animal Industry
Panic in Cable Shares Rumbles London Markets
London traders endured a week of sharp sell offs in cable company stocks after Marconi wireless transmission optimism. Anglo American preferred fell seven points and ordinary shares four, Eastern Telegraph slid about six percent amid broader bear movement and real selling pressure.
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London
Securities of Cable Companies
Russell Harrison admitted to court of claims practice
Russell Harrison, son of the late President Benjamin Harrison, was admitted to practice at the court of claims. He stated he was present on legal business and denied opposing a pension for Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. The report of opposition to the pension was unfounded.
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Washington
Wee
Russell v. Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Court of Claims
Harrison
W. Th. Haig
Benjamin Hiig
Two Trains Wrecked Near Milan and Prison Term Fines
The report notes a Paris case where a defendant faces two months in prison and a 500 franc fine for repeated attempted escapes. A separate Milan incident details two trains wrecked near Striegano ten miles southeast of Milan, with casualties and many injured. A line mentions Pine syrup marketed for children and throat remedies.
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Milan
Rome
Cotlimion
Strieg- Bano
Milam
Sli
Siendant
Reveau
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