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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
8
A brief notice states that for five dollars customers may choose any 27 inch Coat model available tomorrow. The offer highlights a straightforward sale with a limited time framing and a single price point.
A review of Nawethy ony staged at Crawford Club recounts Patti Rosa’s legacy and a tame, messy production. The deceased star’s photo stirred emotion as her husband led a quiet toast. The play by David Belasco-like figure is slapstick, with a weak cast and amateurish singing and dancing, leaving the audience disappointed.
Boston club officials dispute Spalding relations in a New York telegraphic note from Andrew Freedman. The communication via A Seden quotes Seden declaring no conclusion or circumstance can arise in the National League.
Fire destroyed the Sanford building at 8 Randolph and damaged the Trade building, catching paints and piano stock. Flames spread rapidly, injuring a few, with no serious casualties. Engines rushed to 148 Michigan Avenue as another warehouse burned, with losses around 60,000 in goods and stock.
Arthur Kane reports Clara Morris has cancelled all lecture dates ending the tour. She was billed for the Topeka Auditorium on February 17, with the failure attributed to the sudden departure of manager George Broadhurst. Harriott party stranded in Des Moines, seeking funds to cover travel and hotel costs after the unforeseen withdrawal.
A long social section describes Washburn College’s thirty seventh anniversary reception with eight hundred invitations, decorated Library Hall and art room, notable guests, and favors. It notes the party’s overall success, with several named attendees and arrangements, including Navajo rug hangings and blue Washburn posters.
A Topeka birthday party at 617 West Tenth Avenue celebrated a sixteenth birthday with card games and prizes won by Edith VanDorp and Otho Jett. The column lists guests and notes local visits, travels, and club events, including the Hellanthis dancing party and various residents' trips to Kansas City, Indianapolis, and Denver.
A Dayton visit recounts a friend switching from coffee to Postum Coffee, noting food-like and beverage benefits, improved health, and a husband’s surprise at the change. The account stresses lasting adoption of Postum over old coffee.
North Topeka items and social notes fill the column as grants of visitors, bankrupt shoe sales, and church events appear. Miss Edna Staples joins Costley post department, Dr W L Burns funeral noted, Elmer Lawrence to Prairie Home service, and the Afternoon Duplicate Whist club gathers at Martha Kimball’s home with local society details.
W B Kirkpatrick national president of the Knights and Ladies of Security announces his bid for Fourth ward councilman. Former Topeka shoe businessman, he was elected to the Knights and Tables of Security's top post six years ago and credited with driving the group's growth.
New York telegrams report several brief items. The Ship I Behepp from Hungzon was floated and towed to port after shoreward grounding on Feb 3 near Liowkou. Other notes mention a museum plan for the Scindia wreck and corporate reorganizations in Trenton involving glucose and sugar firms.
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