Social Calendar Highlights Local Thimble Parties Afloat
Social calendar lists thimble parties hosted by Mrs James B Hayden Mrs Daniels and Mrs A Godard with multiple gatherings in Topeka. Notes cover library hall event dance plans Viennese club supper and a seven banded curbys party. A long roster of attendees, club meetings and personal mentions follow including travel plans and new birth of a son Charles Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merx
Paxton
James B. Hayden
van Buren Street
Library Hall
Birt J. F Daniels
Thimble
A. Ay Godard
Canta
Mra Daniels
Misa Hye
BL Hudson
Mim
J. Blick
Mre
Hudson
Rockefeller offers $900,000 to Corrigan in out of court settlement
Cleveland reports that D Rockefeller proposed a 900000 cash settlement to James Corrigan to end a civil suit. Corrigan accuses Rockefeller of pressuring him into selling 2,500 shares of Standard Oil stock at a loss, depriving him of dividends and appreciation. The suit had been heard by arbitrators in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland. O
Obs D. Rockefeller
James Corrigan
Corrigan
Btandard Cri
New York
James
John Corrigan
Engine Makers Combine in New York Transfer Speculation
A Times report outlines a proposed consortium uniting major U S steam engine builders led by Corliss Works and Air Power interests. The plan aims to coordinate production across national firms, with leadership potentially including Richard Croker and Timeelf, and executives from General Electric, American Steam, and other key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorket
the Times
Corliss
Beovigence
Wurb
Air Power Company
Ventine Nie
Ate Power Company
Houdius
Grampa
Tichard Croker
Timeelf
Eran
Cme
Pew Company
Chingilly St. Phompron
Peuviances
Edwin S. Ors
Ahitbulner
Wheeler Stam
Tavis Nixon
Denigmt
Furface
General Electric Company
American Atenwee Company
Charles Adani
Washington, D. C
Riilwarn
RCI
New York
Jersey
Boston
Wits
Pullman
Fentinarc
Stevens
Cards Save His Life Death Defying Card Row
In Lockport a card game among tenenix members of Spalling Hose company helped revive Ea Bronson after morphine overdose. He drank 30 morphine tablets by mistake and collapsed at 9 p.m. Doctors Cosford and Baker kept him awake by continuing the card game for six hours as blood flowed from his lips. Bronson slept and woke to resume play, a remarkable recovery noted by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
Tenenix
Spalling Hose Company
Ea Bronson
Formpary
Cosford
Bronson
Bronton
Dra
Baker
Carnegie Steel Car Boom Prompts New Industry Plans
Pittsburg finds steel freight cars replacing wood as major railroads push for hopper and ore cars. Carnegie Brewl company has secured orders totaling about 2.1 million from Baltimore & Ohio and others, prompting plans to expand mills, shops, and writing facilities to meet demand and position steel car building as a principal business branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Brewl Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Windle
Carnegie Company
320,000,000 for Spain Is Carried by Sundry Bill
Summary line indicates a completed Sundry Civil appropriation worth 320 million dollars to carry out efforts in Spain. The note references Washington and a February session, with an address for applying to Mrs. T. E. Beynan at 21 With Ave for admission to a kindergarten training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Neve
Vandergarten Training School
T. E. Beysnan
Ave
Kansas Labor Convention Opens In Topeka
The first annual convention of the State Seeley of Labor and Industry met in Library hall at the state house Topeka at 9 o clock this morning. Governor Leedy called the session and Lee Johnson labor commissioner outlined aims of the new law. Delegates from unions including railroad and packinghouse workers organized a temporary group and heard speeches from Edward Bemis and James Cassin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley of Labor and Industry
Library Hall
State House
Ubis
Leedy
Milner
Ler Johnson
Dunn
Johnson
Stanley
Capes
Kansas
Lee Johnson
Autthor
Kansis
Society of Labor
Stackly
James Cassin
House
Joseph McGrath
Kansas City
K. J. Whitted
Topeka
Committee On
McCantey
J. Vows
Leavenworth
J. Maibland
Osawatomie
K. Paul
W. J. Elkine
Edward W Bemis
Ansan State Agricultural College
Sabjee
Bureau of Baber and Industry
George D. Hertin
Taws
Granell
Lowa
Lahen. B
L. EL. Hills
Rie Ae
Amar
Weiltneton
Arkansas City
Sore Thormas
Tuneka
Ficrington
Nyar
Kanne City
CS. Rhuind
Osawatonie
Ie Dorado
Dredbetel
Fort, Scott
M. Hines
Miners and Labor Groups Gather Across Kansas
A fragmented listing of unions and labor organizations names several groups such as United Mine Workers and Carpenters and Joiners, with mentions of city affiliations including Leavenworth and Topeka. The text references assemblies, meetings, and collective actions led by local labor leaders like Overman and Nelson, amid scattered place names and associations.
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Ae Forsyth
United Mina
Fonterat
Ae H AfeCiuskey
Mina
le Edward Kenin
Pei Holhy
I J. Ewe
Barber
Topeka Witla
Seren
Dory Fa E
Kat. T. Holland
Tradex
Assembly
Apter
Prades
Becks Allie
Teaven
Pepeialaine
W. I. A. Johnson
John Tithe Ball Workers ’Union
Ead
A. Pam
Joseph Masfrath
Seames
Retiil Clerks Union
Leavenworth
Proceus
Early session opens with sparse attendance in Tepeke
House members gathered at 10 am breaking a rule of late adjournment and returning to work after a brief weekend. Speaker Osburn led a thin roll call with few present from distant counties. Few bills were offered, but petitions included resubmission protests, a women on the board of charities proposal, a traveling library bill, and the Quindaro industrial school bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Osburn
Board of Charities
Quindaro Industrial School
Bil
Banking Bill Remodeling Stirs House Committee Action
The Burkholder banking bill will be reshaped by the House committee this week. A substantially different measure to guard depositors is planned, with aims to strike adverse features opposed by bankers. Debate centers on a potential compromise, possibly a direct deposit tax or optional bank participation, to protect deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Burkholder Bank
Banking Committee
Burkholder
Tsim
Kansas City National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Kansas
Exber Morrill
Burkholler
Velvet edge collar and cuff treatment at PeKa Steam Laundry
A concise advertisement urges customers to experience velvet edge detailing for collars and cuffs at PeKa Steam Laundry, with the phone contact 153 for service inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka Steam Laundry
Agoncillo Flees to Bypass U S Censorship in Montreal
Filipino representative Agoncillo arrived at 7:45 AM in Montreal and said he could not contact Aguinaldo due to U S censorship. He condemned the U S government for denying him permission to communicate with his home government and planned to remain beyond U S jurisdiction to receive news from Manila. He claimed Washington authorities would not permit any cable reception.
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Montreal
Agoncilio
Filinico
Agoncillo
Aguinaldo
United States
Wiestling Wrest
New York
Agoncilig
Manila
Philippines
Washington
Manila censorship andMontreal dispatches on Manila uprising
A censored Manila report notes apologies for limited news and describes Filipinos being provoked by American actions. Dispatches from Washington and Associated Press pieces indicate a sudden Manila fight on Saturday or Sunday. The interviewee discusses cable news access in Montreal and prospects for the Philippines independence and the US Senate treaty ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Montreal
Washington
United States
Associated Press
Washington Dispatch
Agonestio
L Owly
New York
United States Senate
Friends of the Treaty
Filipino junta members plan Montreal departure to join Agoncillo
The remaining Filipino junta members Sixto Lopez Agoncillo's secretary and Juan Luna and Jose Losada are expected to depart for Montreal to join Agoncillo. Lopez avoids interviews and asserts confidence in the justice of the American senate while arguing the Philippine Islands cannot be annexed under United States law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Feo
Sixto Lopez
Agoncillo
Juan Luna
Jose Losada
Montreal
Ariington
Lope
Lopes
American Senate
United States
The Grip at Court Influenza Strikes Officials
Epidemic influenza hits the court circle with many public officials ill. Notable cases include Beron Von Buelww, a foreign affairs solnister, and Chief States Attorney Vins Moos who has died. Prince George of Prussia is reported recovering. Many guests at the last court ball could not attend due to illness.
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Perlin
Fed
Beron von Buelww
Solnister of Foreign Affairs
Vins Moos
Prince George of
Prussia
Stendon
Local notices mix in Topeka crowd at Costley & Post sales
North Topeka notices show Fred Falls ill and Herb Green with flu, Mrs Daut and Ada Frainecomb visiting, and a busy church calendar. Rentals, funerals, a shoe sale, and club meetings fill a town paper page with names, addresses, and events from 927 Kansas avenue to 50 Kan Ave. A Baptist church reception, a Sunday school meeting, and a Christian Endeavor prayer event sit beside a probate death notice and a china closing sale.
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Salem
Ghin
McLellan
Denver
Reed
Chicago
Biss
Josephine Cully
Topeka
Lottie Stebbers
St. Touls
Has Tice
Mexico
Spalding Reating Circle
DA. Clements
H. Crandell
Great Mead
Horton
Sarurrelca
Mabel Bailey
Chanute
Eva Brown
Lawrence
N. P. Garretenn
Brown
Weinhite
Jona Stadt
Atchison
Mra
Waddell
Kroxwile
Z. Wein
Wales
Charles Blind
Senne Tie Snes de Ikls
Miterle
Conway Holmes
Kansas City
Id Mire
Charles Binod Smith
Ladies’ Music Club
Mabel Martin
Greenwood
William Connors
Charles Eleon
West Side
Reading Circle
Torsday
Clement Smith
Polk Street
Marian Harris
Fred Falls
Costley & Post
Daut
Central Avenue
Herbert Green
Crippe
Peaboty
Kansas Avenue
Fred Morns
Rev. H Fowler
Lynn
Kan
W. T.K. Club
W. B. Kistler
van Buren Street
Philip Danielson
B. B. Bowen
Cleveland
Ohio
H. C. Bowen
Quincy Street
William Green
Dayton
Wis
Eva
Watts
Meriden
Burk Ault
Cromwell of
Menoken
John Cromwell
Jackson Street
The
Christian Church
Tomorry
Kronson
East Laurent Street
W. Kennedy
Corune
Saywell
Madison Streets
Rochester Cemetery
Clara Shavio
Laurent Street
Ladies’ Ald Society
Christhin Church
Mire
Stovall
H.C. Safford
Harry Safford
Vester
Alice
Lou Dell McMaster
EB. D. Small
Brite
Joelle Warner
Jordan
King Eut
Hancing
C. E. Jordan
Lou del McMaster
Momie Baird
Mabel King
Bertha Flowley
Laura and
Grace Houghtellin
James Bonham
Merle King
Paul Rochr
Isase “Sheets
Edgar Arnold
John Green
Marty Small
Thanks Expressed After Father's Burial
The message from Frank T. Oakley and Mrs W W Gavitts thanks friends for help and sympathy during their father's illness and funeral. The Gavitt funeral was held at the family residence 217 East Pulth Street Tuesday evening. All friends invited. American Steam Laundry advert follows.
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Frank T. Oakley
W. W
New York Bank Deposits Soar Amid Speculative Fever
Over two hundred million in New York banks and vaults. weekly bank statement shows unclaimed funds at 37.4 million, actual reserve 207.46 million. Record highs in deposits drive bankers to anticipate lower rates by May. investors pull from real estate and railroads into riskier ventures seeking larger returns amid a nationwide speculative surge.
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New York
Triat Company
Geporite
Crowd Flocks to See Prof Johnstone in Kansas City
Nervous ailments and insomnia victims seek Prof Paul Alexander Johnstone for a mysterious nerve cure advertised as unavailable in stores. Patrons travel from across the state to receive treatment with promised dramatic results, with inquiries sent to Topeka Box 156 and return postage required. Local laundry advertises shirt washing and fading guarantees.
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Pat Alexanger Jonnstone
Kansas City
Kansas
Johnetone
Pratdahnstone
Hin
Paul Alexander Johnstone
Topeka
Kurotan
Uy Shovuld Entaia
Johnstone
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Mrs. West Entertain
Wo X. West
Cyratio de Bergem
Wheedere Hommatt
Herbert Armstrong
W. J Flack
Walter Noble
Charlie Thomas
Harry Ashby
Dudley
Tivedinston
Mins O'Connor
Harm- Teton
Mary Hambleton
Nee McCiwwwek
Esterly
Weaver
Archie Williams
Jnh Petersen
Lew Brussoo
Jobs Postan
Doves Whist Club
Harrison Morgen
David Palmer
Mr Morgan
Nichols
Anne Exyart
Priscila Alexander
Striddard
Mmiss Caro Perak
J.B. Furry
Bessie West
Mabel Wilson
Atyrtie Jeumore
Miss Ranney
Lotta Ranney
Rene Horner
Rockefeller
NEW Farmers’ Party
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Kareas
Misouri
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Arkanaan
California
Sew National Farmers Party
National Executive Committee
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Nave
Labor Unions
Re Ag Pin
Eiedrical Workers
Atchinon
Crk
FALOS
Lenten Ener
Jomis Poracek
G. M
Topol
Geo. Werberger
Wichita
Taule Yors
MET T
Leavenworthy
Kivisla
Tailors Anion
Leavenords Helney
Coopers’ Shlon
Snider, Mebibians’ Union
Devix
Homesilvers’ Association
Leavenwrrcs
James W. Tapp
J. A. Marshall
Warkers
Walter
McGuuiey
Beet Butchers’ Union
See
Pont
Drea Workers” Union
Randames
Enled Mine Workers
Siddie
United Mine Workers
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Weather Bureau
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Wyo
Liberal Party
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Reform
Meary Campbell—Bagnerman
Trekand Swt
Mnp
Vernon Wirecurt
Canada
Don Felipe Agoncillo
Catia
NEW Crawford Theater
Kay Oaty Theater
Tal Iipart A Se
Alice Nielsen Opera CO
Victor Herbert
Harry J. Smith
Paul Steindorf
Eugene Cowles
Richard Golden
Smyth & Rice
DuSouchet
My Friend
India
Hoyt’s Theatre
Inday
Frank L. Perley
Sylva
Jennie Huwiay
Billip Norton
May Bolet
Alice Nielsen
Ballery
Gay Coney Island
Blanche Walsh
Fanny Davenport
Melbourne
Savurday
North Topeka
China
H. Morrison
Kan Ave
W. P. Welch
Divine Health Mission
Corner Fourth
Jackson
Temp— Trade City Central Committee
Democratic Mambeau Ball
Arerangement
Max Claudy
Is Retary
Banka
Vaultso
Prof
UNIO
Pico
Colorado
Utah
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Pullman Palace
Cray
F. A. Lewis
J. C. Fulton
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