Pure Food show dazzles Topeka visitors and editors
Kansas newspapers praise Topeka Pure Food exhibition with visiting editors and local firms showcased. Notables include Misses Waters Santa Fe daughters and Topeka firms, booths full of pancakes and crackers, and a striking booth by Topeka vine and preserving works. Weather and travel notes color the coverage.
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Topeka
Firma
Jummty
Capa
Emilee
Joseph Waters
Santa
Jemima
Biss Owealt
Misses Jones
Howel Jones
Mhee Ticksie Stewart
Mulvane
Margaret Dudley
Weiss
WW. W. Webb
Harry Overholt
Grace Foulka
Edna Crane
el Dorado Republican
Kaness
Pure Food
Muent
Pure Food Association
Chetopa Advance
Ance Barbican
Augusta Journal
Newton Kansan
Ginsto
Ciy
Kansas Historial Association
Kansas Avenue
Wwe
Giascu
Mo Walter
Colorado
Auccots
Toneka
Topeka Millins Company
Nolatan Health Mill
Topeka Linkesd Ol Company
Moeser | Tee Company
Hutchinson
Wehita
Iinsas City
Omaha
Display of health foods promoted by CK Botman Co
The Glasco Sun notes a display of food products by CK Botman & Co of Enterprise. They handed out five pound sacks as samples while a Negro Swing Band and a one man orchestra provided music for visitors, making the affair enjoyable.
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CK Botman & Co
Enterprise
Rudy
Glasco Sun
Rockefeller Suit Ended In Dismissal
New York Justice Pryor dismissed the Baptist Tabernacle church suit against John D Rockefeller seeking specific performance of a contract to deposit 50 000 worth of 6 per cent bonds for church income. The court ruled the transaction was gratuitous, not a contract, and Rockefeller’s obligations were fulfilled by the bond deposit after the railroad issuer defaulted.
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New York
Justice Pryor
The
Baptist Tabernacle Church
John D. Rockefeller
Air Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Daniel C Potter
Lockefeller
Justine Pryor
Rode
Fener
Lin Her Bare Feet at the Bradley-Martin Ball
A New York as reported guest will appear barefoot at the Bradley-Martin Ball. Details describe costumes in the Tutt room and fashion notes on gowns, mantles, sandals, and a wreath of orchids. Gismonda and Mise De Wolfe are mentioned with planned outfits and church scene elements.
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New York
Eisie Te Wotte
Bradley-Martte
Yao
Gismonda
Eeemuneeek
Mise de Wolfe
White Isles
Sale of Field Relics and Rumors of Postponement
New York on February 2 reports a postponed sale of Cyrus W. Piet fortune relics by Mrs. Cyrus W. Piet Jr. The sale seen as a potential $320,000 value event, with rich gold medals and Torlan decorations removed to a museum of art. Also mentions a Missouri man cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after long illness, and promotes mineral water from J. W. Phillips at 612 W Eighth Ave.
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New York
Cyrus W. Pieth
Cyrus W. Piet, Jr
Hyrope
Dane
Wield
Comic Opera At The Grand Next Week Promises Strong Attractions
Next week at The Grand promises two first class attractions with comic opera star Frank Daniels and the company’s large elaborately staged production The Wizard of the Nile. Seats go on sale tomorrow and standing room may be announced. Also on the program are Baxter and Townsend offerings and the William Morrison company as part of a busy Topeka theater schedule with matinees and evening performances.
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Frank Daniels
Cleopatra
Egypt
Comiconera
Advert for Johannesburg work creates false hope and high board
Ingersoll-Sergeant drill firm ad promises first class machine men high pay in Johannesburg South Africa. Police say the claim misleading and no such salaries exist. Report notes many workers may be drawn abroad, while company officials deny the advertisement and urge caution.
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New York
Ingersoll
Johannesburg
South Africa
Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company
Cortland Sirect
Antris
Africa
The Six Companies Dissolves Amid Chinese Network Split
The Six Companies of San Francisco declines as four principal Chinese associations Ning Yur Kong Chow Hon Wo and Shaet join Four Companies forming a split. The Six was long the banking counselor and diplomatic link for Chinese Americans, handling wealth, governance, and relations with police and state authorities.
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San_ Francisco
Net
Meat
Fek
America
Ning Yur
Kong Chow
Hon
Seo Yup
Ibe
State Department
Alabama iron exports near one thousand tons planned
Birmingham, Feb. reports show Alabama iron shipments to the Old World from last July to now exceed 1000 tons, with orders booked and installments expected through February to June. A separate note from Grant Rapids, Mich, states a Chicago lumberman who is an uncle of Princess de Chimay will travel to Europe this week to manage her property and possibly influence her career.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Princess de Chimay
Grantt Rapids
Mich
Europe
How Government Officials Travel and Travel Agency Line
Government officials favor the Yanadalla Pennsylvania Line and tours to the National Capital. Excursion tickets go on sale March 1, with dates March 24 and 30 for the inauguration. travel inquiries are handled by J. Foley of Kansas City and Brunner of Omaha. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises on West 5th.
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Pennsylvania
National Capital
Agenit J
Foley
Kansas City
W. PF. Brunner
A. OG. P. Agi
Louis
West Sth
Aeronaut's Fatal Leap Over Bay After Rejected Love
Mansel Perez, enamored with Mile. Zola, died after leaping from a balloon into Tampa Bay during a show. He had followed the circus company to Key West and declared his intent to end his life after being rejected. Mile. Zola mourns as investigators confirm the romantic tragedy.
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Sweethart Key West
Mansel Perex
Abelioon
Priod
Peres
Pipex
Tampa
Efrl
Here
Milo
Zola
Indang
Teller
Perez
Mile
Relly
Wer
Saloon talk in Kansas Prohibition meeting
Kansas speaker A A Calderhead addressed a mass meeting on prohibition at Fourth Presbyterian Church, with Col Jubn F Vinal presiding. He argued liquor laws were always needed, cited Kansas as an example, and said divine influence guided the anti-saloon movement amid open violations in nearby cities.
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Washington, Fen
Auiam A. Cal-derheail
Kansas
Jubn F. Vinal
Calitirhead
Wecome & Law
WIM Masonry
Calderhead
Kansas City
Wietita
Leavens Worlk
Port
Borwat
Martiini rifle inventor M Martini dies in France
Paris report from Frouen fad Switzerland states M. Martini, inventor of the Martini rifle, died at that place. He began gunmaking forty years ago, and after combining the Martini breech with Henry action in 18, gained fame. The Martini rifle is produced by the British government at Enfield factory near London with about 1500 workers and costly production. Martini held many gun patents and his rifle was adopted by several leading nations. Also noted: Washington cabinet bill to create a labor secretary, and a lost child notice with a patent cough remedy reference.
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Paris
Frouen
Fad
Switzerland
M. Martini
BM. Martini
Henry Bntral
Enflekl
London
England
Ayer’s Pills Prize Noted at 1890s World’s Fair
Observers recall the 1893 world fair where Ayer’s Pills received a prize as a favored medicament amid nations and a grand arch dome. The scene marks a historic moment in industrial and medical showcase during the fair’s early years.
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Ayer
Ayer's Cathartic Pills Win World’s Fair Medal 1893
Ayer's Pills have long pleased the public and fulfilled their promise more than rivals. The global success is marked by the World's Pair medal of 1893, underscoring fifty years of cures and wide recognition.
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Ayer
Bradley Martin ball changes tone at Waldorf Hotel
The Bradley Martin engagement was denied by both families. About 1,000 invitations have been issued for the ball. Royals costs include 400 carriages, gowns, stockings, and period decor. Waldorf renovations in white and gold will suit Louis XVI era. a 12 Hungarian Eden Musee, Herbert band, and Berger orchestra will provide music. Notable costumes feature Reginald Jaffray as Cardinal Richlieu and Miss Elsie De Wolfe as Gismonda.
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Bradley Martin
New York
Numely
Waldorf Hotel
Torea
Virginie Try
Koevesny
Eden Musee
Victor Herbert
Twenty-second Regiment
Carl Berger
Reginald Jaffray
Cardinal Richlieu
Edwin Booth
Henry Lehr
Baltimore
Charles B. Alexander
Alexander i
Paris
Elsie de Wolfe
Gismonda
Edward Reeve Merritt
Millais
Messiter to Retire as Trinity Organist in May
New York February 4 Dr Arthur Henry Messiter will retire as organist and choirmaster of Trinity church on May 1 after thirty one years in the post He is nearly 62 and the vestry with consent of the organist cites his deafness as the reason Also announced at the meeting is the retirement of Dr Gilbert organist of Trinity chapel after twenty seven years both to leave May 1 at pension time.
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New York
Arthur Henry Mesister
Trinity Church
Coronel S. van Renswelaer Cruger
Trinity Corporation
Meseller
Trinity
Messiter
Henry Stephen Cutter
Gilbert
Trinity Chapel
Four Policemen Will Enforce the Law
President Roosevelt announced to the Ladies' Health Protective Association that four policemen will enforce a new spitting in cars law in New York. He warned arresting officers will face court reprimand and public scrutiny, but the law will be enforced.
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New York
Ladies’ Health Prottotive Association
Roosevelt
Police Board
Board of Health
Kate Fay Ewing Dies Founder of Home for Cradled Children
In Marietta Ohio on February 4 Miss Kate Fay Ewing known as Aunt Katie Pay and founder of the first children’s home in the United States is dying in a Toledo hospital from a disease considered incurable. She is elderly and renowned for her charitable work.
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Kate Fay
Merietta
Miee
Kate Fay Ewing
Katie’ Pay
Drat Children’s
Bome
United States
Rospital
Toledo
Ohio
Miss Ewing
Did You Ever Try Electric Bitters
This ad touts Electro Bitters as a remedy for female complaints loss of appetite constipation headaches faintness nervousness melancholy and spells. It promises health and strength with guaranteed results and lists stores K K Jones Dublin store Pitth street Kansas and Peerless Steam Laundry offering services including free mending and button sewing.
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Kk. Jones Devy
Pitth Street
Kansas Ma
Peerless Steam Laundry
8Th St
Peerlese Steam Laundry
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Eighth Ave
Reval
U.S. Gov't Report
Sousa
Topika Athletic Association
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Norrow
W. Worth
New York Military Academy
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Foveka
Emporia
Dimetor Souva
Lewis Morrison
Morrison
Morison
Clemenceau Case
Hoto
Newell Brothers
Crawford Opera Mouse
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Pigure
Thomas Chatterton
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Fighe
Frouenfield
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Base Committee On Labor
Department
Commerce, Labor and Manufactures
G. W. Stansfield
Kan. Ave
Martin
N. KE. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Blackwell
Durham
Kansas Ave
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Dee Topeka Foun Foundry
Topeka, Kas
R. L. Cofran
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Operalan
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Guizer
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Sapolio
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