Social Science Round Table Meeting Sparks Interest in Topeka
The mid winter meeting of the Social Science Round Table at Unity Church drew a large Topeka attendance. Mrs James Humphrey presided as speakers discussed industrial education in public schools and the federation urged expansion of manual training in state reform schools. Several Topeka club members hosted social events and a picture of Topeka society emerged amid wedding notices and personal notes.
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Social Science
Unity
James Humphrey
State Federation of Clube
Jeyatie
Wagner
Humphrey
Mra Harriy
Junction City
Max
Karena Star
Lars Lee
Maxwell
Eene D. Whittermaare
Whittemore
Clare Malory
Taavecwurtt
Edward Wilder
Threttle Tell
Davidwan
Vines
Pein
Lillian W. Hate
Kanes
Pro Tin Hernias
Kahses
Tate
Achanis
Kansan
Federation of Club
Scheole
Tan Pennte
Serure
al Clube
Raby Nickerson
Hel Boadt
New York
Teale
Hilton Gallery for Sale by Estate of Judge Filion
New York pec 28 The gallery of painting collected by the late Judge Filion comprising about 49 by eldur auotiin with nearly 20 paintings mostly by modern French artists valued at more than 500. The estate includes Objets d Art and an early English French American silverware collection. Sevres porcelain and a Morgan collection scale are among items offered in the auction sale.
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New York
Pec
Filion
Eldur Auotiin
Ammons
Metetonter
Cord. Danbigns
Gerome
Vibert
Makart
Munkacsy
Fouguereas
Tiscot
Leportanes
Ailver
Morgan
Sevres Pervelain
Coal advertisement from Davies & Nicholson
An archaic advert promotes coal quality and household use with a prompt to contact Davies & Nicholson on Kansas Avenue for premium stamps and service. The fragmentary text urges readers to request a listing and to phone for inquiries about coal satisfaction and delivery.
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Formec
Kansas Avenue
Davies & Nicholson
Making of Books Big Plant in Full Operation in Topeka
A four story Topeka facility for Crane & Company hosts a public inspection as 414 visitors, including many teachers, tour the plant's four floors. The excursion showcases the entire operation from printing to binding with modern machinery, electrotyping, and a complete foundry. Officials outline production scale, employee payroll, and anticipated inventory value as demonstrations conclude.
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Crane & Com Pany
Ckty
Ascocki~ Yen
Topeka
Anid Boslisnakicje
Bod
Sd Abtag
Yise Topeiea
Eeny Atte Aafe
Boucher
Ranary
Gsed
Goetge
Prank Crane
Seiler
JF. Gustateon
Nooetlis
Crane & Compare
Prom
Fourer
Reece Tay
Ivete
Ray Aera
Prblitia
eMsitine
Ee Wii
Air
Yong Indies
Deialt
Rede
Uh Mf
Stervetyytme Feuriry Sretree
Tatyatorra
Igh Grae & Company
Governors promise Pan American exposition support by states
Letters from Indiana Colorado Montana Oregon Washington Slane Wyoming Michigan Florida and West Virginia governors say they will urge their legislatures to back the Pan American exposition. Legislatures cannot act in time to fund state buildings, so managers hope for representation by commissions. Beware counterfeit salve advertisements and fake remedies.
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Rua
Indiana
Colorado
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Slane
Wycoming
Michigan
Florida
West Virginia
General Assembly
Undertakers Licenses Rule Adopted by State Board of Health
State Board of Health adopts a rule requiring undertakers who ship bodies of persons who died from contagious diseases out of state to hold licenses. President Alexander will appoint five undertakers to form an examining board and report on licenses. The legality may be challenged, pending court or equity action. Dr W T D Swan, secretary, cites a quarterly report as a basis. a special meeting may be called to discuss licensing, with the board not meeting again until March.
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Alexander
State Board of Health
Eqirta
W. T D. Swan
Jess
Lcensing Undertakers
Black 400 company brings two-night stand to Grand Opera House
The Black 400 company, a colored performer's group seen at Crawford theater during the Twentieth Kansas reception, opened a two night stand at the Grand Opera House. Manager Charles Truax brought them to Topeka for a week. Receipts last night totaled $40. The troupe, featuring varied talents, will repeat tonight.
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Crawford Theater
Kansas
Grand Opera House
Topeka
Charles Truax
Plague, Fires, and Political Shifts Reported Abroad
Victorian dispatches note Aronga arrival from Australia delayed by Honolulu plague. Sailors from four Japanese vessels linked to infections and deaths. Sydney experiences a severe heat wave peaking at 38 degrees. Victoria politics see Sir George Turner defeated and Lord Brassey to form a government. Fires devastate Warren and West Wyalong. Murders and religious tensions reported in Port Pirie and Tanne. Kingston government defeated in South Australia as Jackson era ends.
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Victoria
B. C
Australia
Honolulu
Sydney
George Turner
Lord Bressey McLean
Warren
West Wyalog
Frank Davis
Port Pierty
Alex. Giills
Tanne
New Melirilet Islands
Frank Patton
Kanuikas
Ome
Hatten
Silaeed
Kingston
South Australia
Qubersland
Tackson
Phillipe
North Topeka Social and Local Notices Mix
North Topeka column lists visitors and residents across town including A Patten of Silver Lake and Mrs Wynkoop in Kansas City. Reports detail a Triple Tie oyster copier event, a Degree of Honor dance, a 65 Monag street visit, and births, marriages, and society happenings.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kanes Avenue
J. H. Foucht
Kansas City
A. Patten
Silver Lake
North Side
May Albright
Croaby Bros
San. Kun. Ave
J. A. Lukens
Harry Lukane
Kaisa Hexilar
Eden Pitts
New Era
Feil
Central Avenue
Snapshot of Topeka City News and Daily Happenings
A jumble of short items reports on travel disruptions from rats, overcoats in scarce supply, streetcar service complaints, and local officials moving on from various assignments. It notes weather impacts on rail and plows, a court petition, farm sales, and civic events. Mentions of Topeka contests, club notes, and upcoming meetings fill the page with fragmented local items.
Arizona and New Mexico Admission Support Grows
Senator George L. Shoup and Senator Clark of Wyoming led a delegation including Ringer Berman and Gen. F K Ainsworth to Phoenix to study territorial readiness for statehood. Governor Murphy accompanied them as they toured New Mexico and northern Arizona and praised the region's resources while declaring strong support for admitting both territories as states.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George L. Shoup
Senate
Clark
Wyoming
Ringer Berman
Ceneral Law Office
F.K Ainsworth
Pension
Aar Department
Murphy
New Mexico
Arizona
Elbernians Deny Invasion Vote Report From Canada
Guiana Ont Deo a.-A prominent monger of the Elbernians Ottawa telegraphed President James Noonan of Division 3 Amelent Order of Hiber lane Worcester Mars axing. He and the order members were said to have voted for an invasion of Canada. Noonan replied denying any such action and said the society is purely fraternal.
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Guiana
Ont
Deo A
Elbernians
Ottawa
James Noonan
Amelent Order of Hiberlane
Worerster
Mars
Canada
Washington General Corbin Praises Manila Recruits
General Corbin stated that every infantry regiment recently recruited and sent to Manila produced a remarkable report on the disciplined arrival. He noted the troops traveled routes via the Suez Canal and San Francisco, endured climate changes, and remained healthy with Rotnemag not dying of illness along the way.
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Washington
Corbin
Manila
San Franciscos
Carter Brothers versus neighbor ends in fatal dispute
In Putnam County a quarrel involving John Carter, James Carter, and neighbor Bud Linen led to Linen killing the two Carter brothers. All involved are farmers. Names such as A Pile Cure, Regex German Eatre ta, Eure, W. Squires and address 72 Kanses avenue appear in the fragmentary report.
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Chattanongs
John
James Carter
Bud Linen
Flynn Lick Putnam Coun
Linen
Eure
W. Squires
Kanses Avenue
Serene Confidence Over British Seizures in Delagoa Bay
A Washington dispatch reports the state department remains calm amid British naval detentions of British and Dutch ships bound for Delagoa Bay with U S exports. Officials expect eventual reparations if acts were unlawful, noting governments set their own contraband rules during war and awaiting full investigations by Choate in London and Halle in Pretoria.
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New “Ork
Tribune
Washington
State Department
Dejagea Bay
United States
America
Britain
Roain
Secres
Privatieriit
Spain
Minte Department
Delagon Bay
Choate
London
Quies Halle
Pretoria
Holfin
Khown
Foretererm
Alianes
Ceept Slesbee
Colonel Setcalf Home to Resume Law and Militia Command
Col. Metcalf returned to Lawrence after visiting Ohio and Washington. He explains he could not attend the Commercial club meeting due to business and will resume his law and militia duties, remaining colonel of the First Regiment. Militia units in Owen-Ueth and Layrepor are being reorganized, with Major Gallagher’s report exonerating the Kanade ntivers Agninet in the trade swainst case.
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Lawrence
Metcalf
Ohio
Washington
Chin
Firat
Kanaan National Enarg
Owen- Ueth
Clarke
Gallagher
Kamwin
DOORS WIDE OPEN Washington Chinese Mexican trade pact
In December report discusses a China Mexico treaty of trade and immigration. It notes expected impact on Mexican mining and interior development while expressing concerns about life in forests and mountains for new workers. It mentions unfettered entry under joint governmental care and potential minimal U.S. impact.
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Washington
Dee
Mexico
Pacific
Rockies
Chineer
PRG
United Sistes
Mexica
United States
British Doctors Offer Free Treatments in Topeka Clinic
A stem of eminent British physicians from the British Medica trettate Save announces free services for patients in Topeka at 415 Topeka in a four month program. They will conduct consultations examinations and some surgical operations without charge for all who call before January 9. Treatments cover various ailments including female weakness catarrh deafness and skin diseases. Dr S Edward Mccully leads the institute and office hours run daily from 3 am to 1 pm with Sunday hours noted for home treatment requests by stamp.
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Vinather
West Eighth Avenue
Mary Bell Binck
Willan HH. Gunther
Greene and Towers Biqucht
California
Palma
Ted Roves
Selack
J D. Countermise
Heide
Guntiver le Vine
Topeka
Uy Street
Torsens
Dague
Medicatrettate
Ukres
S Edward Mccully
Wurmrin
Te Te Pare Sonal
Spartan Mothers War Poem by Alfred Austin
In the week’s edition the Infepentent prints Alfred Austin post laureate of England with a war poem titled Spartan Mothers about the Transvaal conflict. The verses honor sisters mothers wives and widows who sustain the fight for freedom and faith awaiting the day of victory. Also notes the American Reserve Meeting of the Association scheduled for Thursday the 24th with Grand Treasurer duties and member requests.
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Alfred Austis
New York
Dee St
Alfred Austin
Post Laureete
England
Trans Vaal
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Topeka Society
Imperial Club Party
Ivah Davis
Vera Taw
Eakin
Ruth Mo
Harry Weaver
Ku Fay City
Bisa
Myrtle Yate
Susie Gay
Charles Webb
Arnold
Frank Whitbrock
Bert Cashend Tucey
Ates
Brasmo
Dean
Termiene
Inke Modler
Spaulding
J. Weaver
J. Kine
Roasington
Mes
W. J. Binek
Myre. Bogert
Miss Troswington
Misa Florence Rossington
Mise Gertrude Devereux
Biles Vera Low
Mins Suri Gay
Wfving
Archie Willams
Mire
W. J. Haollrenter
Georgie Hadelit
Carthage
Mra Kader
Afra DO
Crane
Isabel Vansant
Alise Sarm Shull
A.A. Hayes
FE. Vincent
L. J. Kier
B. Lyon
Kistter
R. Gythes
John Cleveland
Mize
Plarkson
Art George McCoy
Anna Grune
Georgia Haddin
Pearl Clarkson
Datsr Hayes
Birdle King
Thomas
W. W Carrie
AT. Holitt
Fred Duckerman
Otis Dalton
Marenret
D. ‘Thomason Turrenn
Giyowm
Shawtan
Karwase City
Str
Dana
Topeka Avenue
Kennas City
Anit
L. B Metlintock
Billy Augusta Dewey
Abilene
Min
Charlotte Parkhurst
A. Welsiirch
St. Louie
J. W. Stoker
Ittie Son
Davis
Chicago
E &. McGinnis
Stanberry
Joseph Bramich
A Putman
Port Arthur
Texoma
Tdesie Craddick
Geborn
Wan
Jackson Street
Hilton Gallery
Crane & Co
Kansas Enterprise
Courterfett Salve Gm
Black Death
North Topeka
Wynkoop
Burke
Monagstreet
Mike Maud Myers
Capital View
Bir
J. W. Simmons
Portland
Eyiday
A. A. Rowley
Quincy Arrset
Wil Miller
Town
Son
Monroe Street
BJ. Nichola
Rollie Nichols
East Gordon Street
Nichol
Jerome Colvin
Miner
Lnvan
Colvin
Arnsid
Millne
Spear & Co
Mr. Colvin
Anther
Biller
Purte
Horace
Hupf—Gash
Sarah F. Hult
Oscar Gash
Central Averse
F. A. Powell
The
Christian Church
Josephus Forbes
New Haven
Conn
Josephus Forbes Beagenths
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Stamen's Prend
St. Paul's Church
Nhen
Yost
Yost’s Restrutions Silt Core
Rumen
Oakland
Tsim KroCaes
Maturut
Thaneniger
Mater
Cub
Sousente
Ccuasion
Ste
Livi
Ines Ingenor
Ute
Calien
Brigham
Wiehten
Fhomas
Hoents Ip- Silance Company
Texan
Aveanase
Atchison
Eraine
First National Bank of
Mary
Nadeau Aethers
Aaron K Ruse
Dickinson County
Famteau Club
Srogaman
Curtie
Guttirie
Mtanogenphurs
Hutentiean
Alun
Ina
Joseph
JH. Young
Oberlin
Treas
Geile Miller
Atrotie Etail Tein
Uth
JL. Corteiveu
Ameodgton
Andersen
Topdka
Givereie Shimoon
Congregational Church
Titegiao
Y. Ms. Av
Dbd
Wright
Horte Wright
Diverseriy
Tugice
Cakiang
C. Garrant
Mudge
Arund Berryten
Fale
Appdieta
Comtereal Club
Deen Bell Tastovras
Territories
Setcalf
Republic of Mexico
Salem
Earn
Rick
Edison Electric Illuminating Co
Ged
Funston Assembly American Eesevement Association
Aral
Thuredsy
Rex
Camturlin
Topeka Laundry CO
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