Stockmen and Swine Breeders to Meet in Topeka
Annual assembly of the Stockmen and Swine Breeders Association will convene in Topeka for its eighth annual meeting January 10. Delegates will gather at the Throop Hotel for three days of program sessions with speakers from Kansas and Missouri. The event features discussions on hog production, breeding, disposal methods, dairy and stock topics, and exhibits. Prof Chas F Curtiss and other agriculture experts will present reports and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeke
Topeka
Beach
Ineporka
Towin
Wichita
Wttanixanions
Howth
P. Updesrut
Ers
Throop
Alfaud
Cook
Wiski
Manhattan
Hubbard
Wotaea
Mast Civo
Fillebrann
Buona DB
McCords
Batre
Chis
Erentia Palesman
Henry ‘Ayers
Weikunell
Kanna
Eurplus
N. J. Marshberser
Lawrences
Inltersa
Metholle
Grant Hormiday
Port Stott
Fuven
Airond
Geo_ Berry
Uicer
Council Rove
Mike Ie
Pals
Magers
Oyia- ES Packer
Lawrrne
HM. Cottrell
E.W. Melville
Builors
Eod. King, Burtingiin
Chener
North Topeka
GO. P. Bodagratt
Kanpes
LAWSCULT OVER A DRINK ENDS IN ARREST OF SALOON OWNER
Chicago December 2 Mrs Theresa Schaefer owner of a saloon at Oxide Avenue refused to sell a drink to William Raugett. He was arrested on warrants issued by Justice La Bay charging her with vindictiveness under state law. Raugett appears to be son in law of Mrs Schaefer. Authorities say family troubles sparked the dispute. The case involves a legal privilege on citizenship and a statute making it unlawful to refuse such service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reugett
Chicago
Mra
Theresa Schaefer
Oxide Avenue
William Raugett
Justice la Bay
Rausetr
la Salle
Mire
Schaaffer
Anoirenlor
Ate
Schuwelfer
Engine hits a stage at grade crossing in New Jersey
New York December reports 20 hurt at a Delaware Lackawanna and Western grade crossing near Frussale and Delawara New Jersey. Eight aboard crowded tied wagon observed. The engine struck the stage twice scattering passengers. Several severely injured with multiple fractures and head injuries. The stage party, employed by Woolthorn and Aldrich, rode from a nearby village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Milmoad
Frussale
Delawara
N. J
Willem Crane
Tally Willam Moran
Charkes
Wenkse
Akult
Woothorn
Delkwana
Iwir
Stacy Gimpet
Nurlivic
France
Woulder
Opera Week Opens at Crawford Theatre With La Mascotte
Local dramatic news reports the Columbia Opera company inaugurating at Crawford theater with La Mascotte. Advance sales are strong and a large audience is expected. Tomorrow night The Bohemian Girl is planned followed by other works and performances. Miss Ethel Balin, primadonna, previously with the Bastesians, headlines with a cast described as eratic. The Helden Comedy company begins an eight week run next week, with free admission for ladies on opening night. An unrelated testimonial about Reges lair Repewer appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Opera Company
Crawfor Theater
Christains Aimee
Aheht
Said Pashe
Giret Girote
Ethel Balen
Bastesians
Ure
Helden Comety Company
Crawford Theater
Wooterloo
Lones Caye
Reges Lair
Novelty for Gay Paree at Exposition Display
Reproduction of a postbellum scene titled A Neighbethood Curn Shucking will appear at the Nicholasville Exposition, exposing old-time Negroes, whiskey owners, and southern hubbub. H Deane plans a parlor show with a company of performers to back the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholasville
Der
Besi
Deane
Waiting Men and Frontiers Critique in The Pioneer
The Pioneer harshly criticizes recent frontier fittings and operations on the Indian frontier. It blames commanders for failures in staff duties and readiness, cites blunders, and notes troops and sepoys fighting to hold lines as settlements and homesteads suffer destruction. Names like Sikhs and various detachments appear in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allahabad
Dee. G
Primeic
Dave
Tormmitar
Vietorn
Larhuan
Duc
Allstant Jones
Cat's Diamond Earrings Spark Feline Style in St Louis
Mrs Anita Comfort of Westminster Place St Louis decorates her big black cat with diamond screw earrings in its ears inspired by a San Francisco visit. The pet seldom leaves the house while the owner admires the glittering adornment and its novelty as a fashion statement. The note appears in a local item from Scott & Scott at 775 Kansas Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Comfort
St Louis
St. Louis
Dye
Westminster Place
Cremerie
New Place
Kansas Avenue
Scott & Scott
Frick Offers 31500 and Guarantee for Des Moines Season
Des Moines Baseball president Sidney Frick arrived from Chicago with a Western league proposal for Des Moines to obtain a league franchise. He would guarantee to play the season and reserve the entire Grand Rapids squad of 30 players as part of the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Der
Sidney F. Frick
Grand Rapids
Uhirty
WANTED TO FIGHT FITZ
The incident occurred last night at Haylin's theater when a crank claimed to be the champion and clashed with boxing fans. Martin Sultan and other men tried to calm him as police guarded the doorway and Bob Fitzsherioar refused to engage, promising to address the man's address and send a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Martin Sultan
Dibert Fuxsimmens
Jotan Heena
Bob
Haylin's
Wat Fitzsheioar
Ritker
Marcus Daly Purchases Hamburg to Race Next Season
New York, Dec. 2 Marcus Daly announced after an interview that he bought Hamburg at the asking price and intends to race him next season in Daly's colors. Daly said the price paid was sufficient and he does not plan further purchases to boost the horse's prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
New York
Marcus Daly
Giran
Tad Nok
Madison Square Garden to Host Ten Lap Mile Race
York reports the Madison Square Garden track will be lengthened to ten laps for a Michael and Chase meet this Saturday. The banked track rises ten feet from the base at nearly 30 degrees, up from seven feet during the six day race. An investigation into the shortage will focus on the builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Madison Square Garden
Michael
Chase
L.A. W
New York
Eudie
Jimmie Michel
Not a Rail in Kansas New Railway Lines Built This Year
The Railway Age reports that new railway lines built in the current year show higher earnings and better conditions than the six preceding years, but improvement started late, leaving rail development shy of expectations. California leads with 210 miles, while many states report no track laid. overall, the United States would have about 404 miles of completed railway at the year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maryland
Kangor
Nebraska
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Arizona
Nevada
Gwilltte
United States
Cracker Prices Rise in Major U S Companies
The Times reports New York cracker makers led by American Biscuit, New York Biscuit, and United States Cracker announce a general price increase. The rise affects staple items and shows about a 30 percent bump in some grades, with the move marking the sharpest rise since the late war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times
Sng
New White House Rule Limits Public Access to Rooms
Washington December 23 A new rule will restrict visitors to the White House. No one may enter any reception room except the last room without a written permit from the president’s secretary. The East Room has long been open, but other rooms will be closed to tours under the new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Grain rate reductions spread across east bound shipments
The Joint Trade Association agreed to lower inland and export wheat, corn, oats, and barley rates from Chicago eastbound effective January 1. Domestic and export corn shipments from Mississippi River eastward see a cut from 2 1 2 cents to 1 1 2 cents, with proportional export rates from all eastern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Chicana
Mississippi River
To Stand Near Grant's Tomb New York Dec
The Soldiers and Sailors monument for New York will be placed at the tomb of General Grant. A commission on the memorial construction met near Riverside drive to discuss the site after hearing praise for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Curtis Fleck of Anaheim bought a bottle for personal use and praised its effects. 25 and 50 cent sizes are sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
FA. Lewis
C. Fulton
Cremerie
Ransom Avenue
Scott
Ayer
Grant
New York
Dec. S
General Grant
Chiremont
Riverside Drive
Chamberlain
Curtis Fleck
Anaheim
California
Phttle
Also Mentioned on This Page
MM. C. Holstan
Kansas Ave
Stockmen's
NS Meeting
The
Cremérie
Kankas Avenue
Scopt & Scott
Hart
Lew Hall
Cat's
Daily News OF Sport
Sidney Frick
Eddie Bald
Fitz
Furchase
Anson
Milwaukee
Ander
St .Louis
Lady Réel
Touieville
Dee
Shelbyville
Sam
Lexington
Eady
Tipton
Hanover
Shelby
Penaraot
Preed— Man
Temple Cig
Naw York
Sease
Failimore
Fernie
Eline
Hanna
Coreland
B. Dee
John P. Bhiphens
Fetboker
Frank de Haas Robinson
Hue
Eotamba
Justhce Bauder
Quicura
Cesie
Kansas
Belknap
Washington, Wee
Artington National Cemetery
Wiliam W. Belknap
Bethnay
Crockers Tow Brigade
Amy
Royal Lesson
L. G. Bagiey
Hueneme
Cal
My Friend
Red Cross
Brazil
Ican Warren
Gereals
Kemper & Paxtons
Keeley Institute
City, Kan
Portsmouth
Sizth Street
Ann AV
City Hall
Huron Hotel
Hirowzhont
Eail
Sind
Tamaceo
Leslie EC
Kessey
Kesley
Western Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kans
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!