Scribner's Magazine 1898 Great Programme Preview
Scribner's Magazine for 1898 announces a grand programme with Belasee Henry Cabot Ledge as a featured historical piece. It highlights Thomas Nelson Page's new novel Hed Rock An Reconstruction, Kipling and others under contract for 1893 stories, and plans for theater, literature, and Reminiscences by notable writers. The prospectus promises two color pages, Parrish artwork, and a $3 annual price with 25 cent issues for single copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Nelson Page
Mr. Page
B. West Clinedinst
Maxfield Parrish
Peature
Charles Scribner's Son's
New York
Topeka Socials Offer Local Gatherings And Parties
Recent social items in Topeka recount a host of gatherings including a pleasant Umble party hosted by Mrs Peter Fisher for Mrs John Sargent of Stinesville Ind. A surprise party honored Mrs George P Conger at 414 Lincoln St for her birthday and 15th wedding anniversary with high five, prizes and refreshments. Notes mention judges visitors, club meetings, and several planned visits by residents to St Louis, Lawrence, and Muncie with dinners, teas, and literary discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Fisher
John Sargent
Stinesville
Ind
J. Gordonworth
Leonard
Bowing
Bowman
Pope
Mayo
Knowles
Autickt
Annie Ripley
A. Ripley
Evarts
Kisile
Henry T March
Mes Pox
Burns
Jean H. March
Walter Bates
Geo. Bates
Lovewell
C. W. Jewell
Sam Hindman
Hindman
Morrison
Forbes
T. E Stason
Geo
Wasp
Barkley
Alice Atwood
Stiss Grace Atwood
Geo. P. Conger
Lincoln Street
Mr. Conner
J.C. Holland
Clement Smith
Mtesurs
Messumer
George Givens
PF Kitne
Bert Lucas
Wl Thompson
J. L. Kitne
EE. Baker
F. 5
Henry Keeler
Avohisun
Henry Beerman
Federaion of Club
Bally Church
Extra Mctlintoci
Hurnice McDonlana Ecnasan
Topek’a
Topeka
Afra
Wm. Smith
Sirs
Cook
St. Louis
J. K. Hudson
Shakespeare ‘Club
N. J. Garretson
Agnes Hansen
Lawrence
Margaret Bear
Funnie Turner
Muncie
Harriet June
J. M. McFarland
Miss Munroe
Lewin
Ollie O'Rien
Ft Tteno
Mra TL. Sexton
Oklahoma
Mrs. Bell
Mian Sexton
West Tanth Street
Florence
Winifred
Daraty
Misa Ida Smith
Oscar Wolf
Bess van Amburg
Josephine van Amburs
Will Matthews
Clarence Smith
Saith
Misa Florence Welloume
Welf Enge
Matthews
Frank Foster
Col
J. W. F. Hughes
Geo. M. Stone
Worcester
John Kellogg
H. P. Hilles
Poster
Waller Bates
Kansas City
Will Eerie
Jf Crosby
Crosby
South
Kitchell
Potwin
Woolverton
Stema Sigma Society
Carnival Booth Seeks Youthful Occupants
Mrs Sadie Hostetter returned home to Valley Falls after a Topeka visit. Mr John Buchanan, five years with Crosby Brow, will move to Horton Mon Gsy to take a similar post elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hostetter
Valley Falls
Topeka
John Buchanan
Crosby Brow
Horton Mon Gsy
Tim Murphy Praises Lottie Bowes as Bright Stage Hope
Local note praises Miss Lottie Bowes, a young actress, for a strong eight minutes as Dixie Styles and overall potential on stage. Tim Murphy recalls working with her in Texas Steer and Bosay Brander, calling her pretty, energetic, and capable of a bright future while suggesting she avoid heavy roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Murphy
Lottie Bowes
Miss Bowes
Mr. Murphy
Sixty Styles
Dixie
Dixie Styles
Afr. Murphy
Tobacco study and birth records dominate Ala and Fla notes
Washington scenes outline Secretary Wilson's trip to observe tobacco raiding in Florida and potential state farm purchases under government supervision. A Pollard Alabama birth record reports seven years ago three children born, now four boys. Local notes mention a Carnival of Nations, Doll Carnival, and various advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willson
Mie Agricultural Department
South
North
South Carolina
Florida
Wilson
Cubs
Sumetra
Pensacola
Pollard
Ala
J. D. Pottis
Murphy Defends Youthful Image After Old Innocence Curtain Bit
Tim Murphy, playing Jason Green in Old Innocence at Crawford theater, dispels the crowd’s belief he is aged. He removes his white wig after the curtain to show a younger look and jokes about changing his stage name as he and the company deliver a witty, heartfelt performance.
Man's Daughter Impresses in Comedy Night Act
The show closes with Mr. Murphy performing impersonations of Sir Henry Irving John T. Raymond Sol Smith Russell and Stuart Robson in the humorous routine titled Sir Henry Hypnotized. Audience reception is described as admiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Murphy
Sir Henry Irving
John T. Raymond
Sol Smith Russell
Stuart Robson
Novelty
Sir Henry
A Vacation in Europe lectures at First Methodist
Dr. AS Embree delivered a lecture titled A Vacation in Europe to a large audience at the First Methodist church last night. The program opened with Mise Mabel Cunningham on violin and included a sequence of musical numbers by Mr. Henry Beermann. Embree recounted his anticipated calm voyage and peaceful reading, then suffered sea sickness throughout the trip, noting it was his worst malady yet. He discussed varying old wives tips about eating and drinking before long crossings, and concluded that no remedy would prevent seasickness. He traced his journey through England, France, Germany, Holland, and Switzerland, remarking on fashion: French women tidy, men shabby. in Germany the opposite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embree
Europe
Mise Mabel Cunningham
Emporia
Henry Beermann
Boris
Dr. Embree
Iowa official studies Kansas charity laws in Topeka visit
Mr C R Porter, member of Iowa house committee on charitable institutions, traveled to Topeka to gather data on Kansas style governance of charities. He discussed Iowa’s planned bill adopting a central board model similar to Kansas, replacing separate boards for 18 institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
C. R.porter
Iowa House of Representatives
Topeka
Porter
Kansas
Kangus
No Potatoes No Whisky Charters Filed In State Office
Shortage in German potato crop drives 2000 barrels of spirits shipped from Peoria. The State secretary of state lists charters: Pelly River Mining Co Kansas City Kansas. Herndan Creamery Co Berreden with directors Franke Kirchner Jom Scheve Schwab. Homeseekers Excursions offer rail tickets first and third Tuesdays January through March to multiple western territories. Ticket agents F A Lewis Fulton Depot Agent. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment advertised by Gen W Stansfield 62 Kan Hus Ave and Miller's Pharmacy. Subscribe for The State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Germany
Pelly River Mining Company
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Samuel T. Warren
Eugene Warren
Joseph W. Schall
Herndan Creamery Company
Berriden
John G. Franke
C. W. Kirchner
J. H. Jom
John Scheve
Daniel Schwab
Ill
Herndan
Union Pacific
Missouri
Arkansas
Indiana Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arizona
New Mexico
F. A. Lewis
Fulton
Gen. W. Stansfield
Kan- Hus Avenue
Miller's
Congressional fight over Kansas two-district plan heats up
A Kansas division bill moves through political talk as Chester I Lang seeks appointment as U S district attorney. W A Lone and supporters push the plan while critics warn it faces a hard fight in the House. Names tied to district roles include Judge Samuel R B Peters Newton and Deputy Marshals Ora Morse Wellington and Jim Dobson Wichita. Market notes drift through stiff cotton and grain prices with mixed signals from New York and Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester I Lang
Washington
Kansas
United States
C. Z. Smith
Withits
Journal
W. E H. Staley
Topeka
W. ¥. Morar
Hutchinson
W. J. Krebidut
Newton
Cy Laland
Congress
Isme
Samuel BR. Peters
Chester I. Lang
Brank Harlow
Kingman
Crum
Génese
Ore Morse
Wellington
Jim Dobson
Wichita
Charlea
Doles
Attica
B. B. Cushman
Lucien Baker
Frank J. Brown
Garnett
Lone
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT FROM FEBRUARY SECOND
Wheat opened firm as losses in Liverpool faded and forward demand supported a higher start. Corn and oats followed firm trends with light Northwestern receipts. Provisions showed smaller stock increases and light trading. Hog and cattle volumes were steady but mixed, with brisk demand in spots and ongoing price weakness in hogs. Kansas City market mirrored slow, softer trade with Texas steer ranges and assorted stocker activity. Wheat, corn, oats, and barley prices listed with bid ranges and futures notes throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sellon
Advasne
Ister
South
Liverpool
Sailer
Dale
New England
Sixth Ave
Topen
Chicago
Kansas City
Gimiabing
Tattle
Isto
Strane
Karas Cis
Liverpool Cables
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duldth
May
Lee
New York
Sealpura
He and Wold
MepzitGe
F.sty
Maylard
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Scribner’s Magazine
Belasee Henry Cabot Ledge
Mtard Kipling
Richard Brebing Davis
Joel Chandler
Grant's
New Fiela
Walter A.wycket
W. It. Leigh
Abe
Harrand
Princeton
Ysle
Tichiy
D. Gibson
the Sunday Sun
Amy Thri
Thas Etry
Siper Ancem
Devt
New York Exchange
Express of
Pomel
Stokes Wayne
Jone Cama
Eureka Springs
Ark
Out Sound
T. Nicholson
Misco
Social and Personal
Henry B. Beermann
Kansas Ave
Creseby Benn
Southern Tobacco
Hamilton Hal
Masonic Building
W. Phillips
West Eighth St
Geo. W. Stans- Geld
Kansas Avenue
Sixth
Topeka Avenues
Charles Biggs
Washington County
Bes
San Jose
The
State Journal
Uehts
Jason Green
Crawford Theater
Maying
Ant Mansfeld
Murphy
Il Mioubran
Crylog
Ma Murphy
O'Brien
Broadrich
Lovwrenre Barrett
Brant Gun
Ute
Dorothy Sherrod
Supolio
Steaay
Ie Creamery
Ani Melan
Armin Pryisiame
Akaw
Watson
W. 2
Schael Casi
Hock
Catan
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock Market
Womeso
Texas Pipers
Texas Ateves
Medta
W. A. Michael Commission
Weet Bixth Avenue
Topelhs Kan
A. Gumine
Ketarenes
Central National Bank
Topeks
Union National Bank
First Gear Exchange
Lux
Ganyin
Lux Commission Co. Graly, Provisions and Stocks
Topema
Bank of Tepes
Mort al
W. Goff
Sas
Eclipse Siabie
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