Notable Farmers Banquet Binds Agriculture Leaders
Attorney General Godard presided as Bright Men of three states gathered for a New Farmers Club banquet. Guilford Dudley was elected president amid discussions on advanced practical agriculture, rural free delivery, and cooperative efforts to improve crops and farm profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Farmers Club
Guilford Dikney
Alfuife
Arius Cayper
Albert Parker
Tmniel Crosby
F. Ceall
Aicatie
Guilford Dudley Mestivet
J. W Holinsss
Condi
J. Small
Trailford Mise
Wyandotte Couttyr
Svatalinn
Willy
Jane
Paul’s Cousin Speaks at Cincinnati Meeting on South Africa
A Cincinnati Transvaal sympathizers meeting saw a toast proposed to the United States of South Africa. Mr Ver Altron, Kruger’s cousin, spoke from New York, noting 4,000 Americatus with 1,000 spare from Pretoria and fundraising across the country. A Maltese cross badge with the States colored in red orange and blue was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New Republic
Chicago
Tribune
Transvaat
Weiner
South Africa
Cape Colony
Orange Bree
Transvaal
Steaxii
Ver’ Altron
Kruger
New York
Pretoria
Free Silver Declared Dead in New Jersey Debate
New York December report notes William T. Daly of New Jersey challenges remarks by Bryan on free silver. Daly insists the policy is dead and argues party leaders, including Hegan, support the stance despite dissent. Democratic ranks show mixed views, with Daly voting against the bill alongside some colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William T. Daly
New Jereys
WJ. Trgas
Bryan Sail
Daly
Monon Fast Freight Strikes Two Killed In Frankfort Crash
A Monon fast freight train collided with a buggy carrying Mr and Mrs John Freeman in Frankfort on December 20, killing both occupants. The accident occurred when the vehicle was struck by the train, and the tragedy was confirmed by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Frankfort vii
John Freeman
Confesses to Theft by House Page in Washington
Washington December 2 Julius Hy Bte, a House page, admitted stealing $500 from Eton Stevens and another congressman. He said he took 226 in money and could return 32 if possible, noting he came from Kentucky and had worked for the House for about four years. He warned of coughs that lead to consumption and death, mentioning Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Monsey
Washington
Julius Hy
Pace
Representa Ures
Coreton Stevens
Wood
Well Known Society Ladies at Library Hall
Prominent lady members will host a New Years open house at Library Hall and Elmwood Club with hours from 6 to 8 pm and dancing until 1 am. Attendees include Mrs W A Johnston Mrs Eugene Ware Mrs W T Crosby and many other Topeka society names among Elmwood Club and Bishop's House guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
W. A. Johnston
Eugene F. Ware
W. T. Crosby
BH. Crosby
George W. Parkhurst
W. A. Morton
David Palmer
Harrison Morgan
Walter Cust
Virgiline Mulvane
Dora Furmar
Myrtle Jetmore
Josephine Sheliaburger
Bessie West
Sent Horner
Mra
Shubert
Gleed
George Wo Veale
Marburg
George Hancock
St. Hudson
Furry
John Brower
Embry
W. R. Saath
W. W. Webb
W. J. Black
James Bo Hayden
A A Godard
A. A Hurd
George ©. Clark
ML. Hobinson
S.J. Wear
D. J. Bard~ing
A Zahner
Brank Wear
Charles Glood Smith
A Pu
Helen Wilson
Lee Tivdhlen
Mise Blanch Hear
Mise Susieay
Lucile Mulvane
Prescott
Heles Thompson
Mise Janette Lent
Sara Hierner
Mary Thotopeon
Glennaross
Nite ‘Thomas
Mise
Abby Ware
Mise Aller Prescott
Stes Dillan ‘Whtlietook
Edna McClintock
Emily King
Elmwood Club
Limwood Met
Mra. H Clauson
W. Dooliitthe
Mra. Frenk Filion
George Sharttt
Skinner
W. M. Whittos
L. ©. Wasson
Woolverton
Charles Wolf
GL. Uolman
W.C. Garver
James S Sproat
W. Roles
A. F Andrews
Washington
Kansan
AF. Robinson
A.W. Alkire
Fort Bonebrake
FO Po Racin
Tl. Copeland
Ruth McCqtintock
Mary Whitton
Helen Otis
Mildred Scott
Mise Siage
Miva Sue Sharitt
Mins Mabel Crummne
Mites
Lottie Alderson
Mixa Nannie Hopkins
Misa Cors Hopkins
Mina Beusie Elder
Misa Emma White
Mises
Jennie Clarkson
Mise Lulu Ewart
Nellie Kirk
Lisele Gavitt
Hila Hinckley
Mise Mary Broa
Jounette Frost
Exith Guiher
Lineie Gaeit
Anne Willa Hodgers
Kate Guither
Prank Pexar
Bishop's House
Bishop
Mulepauch Bean
Sykes
Herbert Armatrong
W. N. Ween
MrFarland
Peat McFarlant
Florence Mitchetl
Minneapsils
Minn
Miss Hambleton
Mary Harmbletdin
Bikhares
WS. Lindsay
Go 2
Lecrige
J.T) McParland
J. D. BoCiinteck
Chas. McCtinterte
W. A. McCarter
W. W. Mills
Gee
MM. Noble
SS Ott
T. C. Popes
T. C. Popes, Mo AA Rotdnsen, Mrs J. L Sheligharger
Jonathan Thomas
Julia ‘Thompean
Jao. FL Vincent
ED Worden
A.B Quinton
Wm, Baird
Trowenan
A. J Warner
N. Garret
Mins
Trautinwn
Aerister
Josie Sheinbarger
Mies Ivah Davie
Mina Rescio Haydon
Easily Biliott
Vera Low
Edna SteCtintock
Buh McClintock
Mies
Metta Thibinson
Mary “Hiren
Dales Howrer
Marsiet Troad
Agnes Stadford
Mise Legett
Grace Adams
Maudartis
Mabel Barnes
Mies Morton
Mes
Margaret Weiss
Mary Walker
Lida Macferran
Annie Banks
Nellie Conklin
Julia = ‘Trips
Beatle Thompson
Luella Radvlph
Anna M. Hagar
Alles Paterson
Ses
Aewtnaatis Suen
Arm Hewikine
Elisabeth
Hudson's Hall
Mrr
Charles Bugie
WH. Eastman
4S. Ferry
Irving Doe
Hittie
FM. Freeman
M. Nom Mri
Hy L. Hall
Mims Wiluch Hall
TD Wt. Hite
LL. Korn
He Livgafelt
CG. Nichols
Fr. Shubert
Leon Tultie
WW. Webb
S Woulverton
CC. Baker
F. Wear
5. Downing
HH. FL. Hilly
Helen
Fay Quinton
Mia Ethel Davin
Grace Frost
Terence Hollie
Miss Wills
Allison
Grace Frist
Berths Beal
Jessie Payne
Mizx Jeannette Ware
Thelta Updecruft
Elin Nyv
Fitawatha
Mine Ethel Hained
Suletha
Louie McNeal
Mixe Hazel Wolff
Nisa Jeasle Meyers
Margaret Johnston
Anlabelie Troutman
Eleanor Thampeon
Daley Nell
Florence Bailey
Kiva Smith
Sna~het Smith
Ethel Morton
Ming Nennie Veale
Mary Moore
Mise Louise Kellam
Messrs
Howard Patton
Pharres Gulber
Harley Beteman
Earl Ewart
Nesbit Smith
Bernard Crosby
George Snyder
Getter Shelton
Charles Hinkley
Charles Myon
Ed Garvey
Marlin Poinidexter
Hoy Thompson
Dana Davis
Arthur McClintock
Howard Guild
Harry Bigby
Russell Frost
Daytor Rebber
Hawel Dunes
Karl McFarland
Teranes Holliday
Glen Davie
Hobart Mills
Ed Guesett
George Bat Proctor Foucht
Lester Davis
Will
Stewart
Jennie Wilson
Valencia
Harding
Herbert D. Crosby
Saifna
Rielle
Kate Welsh
Kansas City Porlcy
Fumr’s
T. F. Garver
City Federation
A. Rooine
H. A. Cone
Lawrence
Cone
Hessié Heyden
Beedy
Kansas City
Martin Spivey
Mary Thompson
Spivey
Mies Hausden
Nelsie Baker
Mies Lowise Witte
W. M Davidson
Stedman Club
Edgar Allan Poe
Stedman
Havereaves
Hague
Atchison
J. K. Mayberry
McPherson
Kansas
Topeka
A. A Mayes
Slrse
Laura Finch Davis
Horace L
Hubert James Collins
Wichita
Davis
Frank Harry
A A. Weiskirch
Priday
St Louia
Felletty Club
Dan Steal
Louie Allison
Hike] Davis
Chariie Gutber
Holly
Reresa
Violet E Metager
Evelyn White
Mary Huron
Industrial School
Woman's Club
Department of Philanthropy and Reform
Professor Black
England
Clay Street
Black
Ida
Anna Anderson
Mary
Benhington
H.C. Danecher
Dire J. A. Berry
Miss George
Guild Partors
Mt E
Adams Brothers
Midland Hotel
W. Talbot
JT. Herick
Chas L. Wood
E. Merriam
Howard
John Fullett
C.J. Drew
Duanee Warner
J. W. Blossom
W. AS. Bird
Philadelphia Sympathizers Raise Funds for Boer War Hospital Ship
More than 400 delegates from divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Philadelphia met to pledge each member toward a 110000 fund to send a hospital ship to the Boers. They adopted sympathy resolutions and planned a mass meeting January 1 under the Irish American choir auspices. Doctors nationwide offered services and medicines for the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Crier
Hbertian
Tyint Hall
Great Britain
Styne
Chuir
Patrick Oneill
The
Fibermans
United States
Christian Politics and Convention in Chicago
A call from the Young People's Temperance Federation of America proposes a Chicago convention to discuss applying Christian principles to material government. The event will feature speakers from various Christian groups with open discussion and delegates from reform leagues churches and Christian societies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nepal
Youn People's Temperance Federation of America
Death of E V Smalley editor and publisher noted
St Paul Minn death for Eugen V Smalley editor and publisher of the Northwest magazine at his home. He was a renowned newspaper man author and prospectus writer and a longtime correspondent across the northwest. He served as secretary of the Sound Money leagues and had connections in many states.
Elks Entertain Guests at Mason Building Reception
About 200 guests attended an Elks invite event last evening at the Masonic building on Jackson street. A multi-room program featured Amphion Quartet, Nina Thomas, Dick Conley, Watson's orchestra, and other acts, with refreshments and dancing continuing into the early morning hours. Harmony Hall hosted afterward as William Henderson led ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadsworth
Topeka Avenue
W Parnsworth
Fi Ashby
P. L. Soper
Ventta
Asparagie
Libeare
Penneworth
Theodore Hammatt
Frank Jarrell
Charles Thoms
Willis Nortut
Arthur Capper
Harold Chase
L. H. Munn
C. J. Merriam
Rorsingston
Silex Daisy Lakin
Elke
Masonic
Jackson Street
Order of Elks
Elks
J. S. Parry
Dick Conley
Watson
Mra
G. P. Ashton
Walter Noble
Danelnr
Williamn Henderson
Order
Ceremonicn
Music Club Brings Pianist Valdimir De Pachmann to Topeka
The Lasies musichin group has secured Russian pianist Valdimir De Pachmann for a concert at Crawford's Opera House on Thursday evening, January 1. The Ladies club anticipates strong support to benefit their season and swim program, praising his delicate artistry and status among the era’s great pianists. The association expects broad interest from Topeka music lovers and promises a memorable season addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasies Musichin
Sopekis
Valdimir de Pachmann
Crawford's Opera House
Topeka
de Pachmann
Associata
Eadies
Ela
Ladiss
Vluh Fil Theoperk
Fatal Kentucky Broil Leaves Two Dead in London
A Kentucky broil at the Colony in London Kentucky left two participants fatally wounded. Jobe Hall and Wille Strong were involved in the general fight and were shot during the melee. Others present fired shots as the confrontation escalated, with one man reportedly struck after a volley. The incident occurred on a December Friday, with chaotic action described as a race riot-like scene and multiple injuries reported among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Der
Colony
Jobe Hall
Wille
Bally
Vo Hays Fred
Mieuek Teall
Premium Stamps Offer Promised By Local Firm
Webster-Tulloch Coal Co advertises Blue Premium Stamps with a $1 purchase, offering $2 value in stamps for a limited time. The noisy notice mentions local merchants, a few misprints, and a stray line about Arnica and piles priced at two cents, reflecting cluttered OCR from a small town newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Webster-Tulloch Coal CO
West Sth
Montata Tragedy and Pond’s School Start Schedule
A garbled note mentions a tragedy in Montata and references Pond’s School beginning on Tuesday. It also touts cures for rheumatism with claims of rapid relief in days, unspecified names and places muddled in the OCR.
Tragic Death Reported In Local Incident In Virginia
A grim account details the death of James W. Toller in an apparent self destructive act in a Virginia town. The body was found in a tree near a street and hospital care followed, with unclear circumstances and unknown burial arrangements. Authorities are investigating to determine motive and exact timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Toller
Mureie
Sume
Che Pues
Taradas
Virginia
Cy Ville
Stary Ville
Misread Case Sparks Public Law Dispute In Karass City
A garbled report claims citizens and merchants in Karass City confront alleged law violations. The Attorney General responds with a plan to raise funds and address the controversy, while officials warn against unlawful actions and seek guidance amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attaney
Karass Lysre
Wauer
Jobe Jonem
Siler
Parsons
Kewing
Boyne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cicero
Epicures
Godard
Gailford Dudley
New “Club
Coton
Gould
Prafeesor Cho Crate
Wwe Agricultural College
Nike
Kalieun Agricultura Vologr
S.J. Hunter
Kanens State University
Wren Doe
Xan
Binjor Shane
Texas
Dakota
Montanatlah
Rome
Caslonally
Aor
Maser
Eureka
Ernie Yas Wei
Better
B.A
Heriot
Berome Joven
Daniel Crosby Hidderman
J. M. Davis
D. J. Small
Riwin Knowles
Paul
RW. Squires
Kansas Ave
N.C. A
Governor Stanley
Sastouts Smith
Misa Bwdi Lou Neely
Leavenworth
Mise Daley Lakin
cBeneringen
Florence Raseiny
Lela Herd
Misa Ethel Cockeret
Julia Whit
Hadley
Ethel Hadley
Bane Zellat
Bewste Babcock
Laure Sheehan
Alice Vander
Jey
AB. C
Ab.c
Mine Lurtie Sheafor
St¢ Tyler Street
Lucile Sheafer
Pink Paxton
Allie Walker
Blanche Howley
Grice Teyler
Gertrude
News of Society
Reltn Updegraf
Laulee Allison T
Mies Toul
Wills
Ailee Ateel- Meyers
Mines Helen
Fay Winton
Louise Wood
Grace Frew
Artha Beal
Louise McNeal
Hazel Wolff
Ethel Davis
Matte Spuriock
Ada Beaver
Misa Mabel Piper
Cheyenne
Thim Carlson
Mins Tillie Carlson
Eugene H. Helm
Christian Politics
E. V. Smalley
St Paul
Topeka Laundry CO
Fintiday
Borne Ata
Biates
Dupo
Lewburgh
Bm Binston
Thackerville
Meckion
Arnica Aubry
Waegunsr
Srugeiet
al Kuweas
A. J. Cur- la
Ponds School
Tureday
Pond's
Prag's
Hungate & Some
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