Wedding Of Note Involving Foucht And Belding Heiress
A Topeka wedding tale centers on J F Foucht now engaged to Mrs H H Belding, Chicago widow and heir to the Belding Bros silk firm. Reports claim Mrs Belding is very wealthy, though Foucht says there is no truth to wealth speculation. The couple reportedly plan a Chicago ceremony with formal announcement to follow in Topeka news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Foucht
E. H. Belding
Belding Bros
J. F. Foucht
North Topeka
H. H Belding
Chicago
Belding Bros. Stills Mufacthers
Poucht
Foucht
Topeka
Yormmire
Journal
Mr Wocht
Fourht
Mia. Belding
Mo Beld-ing
H. W. Belding
Welding Brox
Hotel Menu Debate Spills Into Language Reform
A fragmentary newspaper- style report depicts a legislative debate over hotel menus and language use. Proponents discuss naturalizing dining terms while critics warn against overreach. A Woodstock man credited Chamberlain’s Pain Relief for rheumatic agony.
Weather Indication and Odd Ad Message
Weather forecast hints snow and colder conditions this afternoon with warmer temperatures in the northeast. Northerly winds shift to variable as the day progresses. An unrelated advertisement promotes Avira Sarsaparitia as a cure for island disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
the State Journal
Yvette Guilbert Sends American Adventures to Paris Mother
Yvette Guilbert records graphic accounts of her U S travels on a phonograph to her mother in Paris. From Chicago to New York she details sights at stockyards and packing houses and narrates her sweeping journey through New York Montreal New Orleans and other cities. Her devotion to her mother shapes a vivid portrait of a performer eager to observe and report the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Yvette Guilbert
United States
Teh
Umea
Yvette
Chicago
Gulbert
Faris
Montrea
Lewis
New Orleans
Mlle
Guilbert
Mr. Moody
America
Culve
Mils
Les Americains
Fresh Eggs Cause Breakfast Chaos in Irving Park
Two farmers from Niles Center sold fresh eggs to Irving Park residents on a Sunday morning. The stunt led to breakfast orders, cruised by a flock of improvised meals, and tourists to the police station. The farmers fled to Chicago while villagers reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Park
Niles Center
Chicago
Fen
Trying Park
Mension
Purdy Station To Go Furays Station N Y Feb 10
Croton watershed rent collectors visit Furay's Station New York to inform tenants at Purdy Station that the village will be obliterated. All residents are tenants on city land and must pay rent until awards are paid. buildings not yet sold and residents face displacement with no nearby village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revell
Onlnions Amens
Paul de Gores
The
Auditodium
Sotinfield
Msn
Dwt
Gotea
Lex Ie Jurobou
Perdooyx
America
Recugrisity
Chicago
Ana
Amglalee
Furay’s Station
N. Y
Croton Watershed Commission
United States
New York City
Los Angeles Cuts Wages for Street Railway Workers
In Los Angeles on February 10 a wage cut hits Temple Street cable road workers. Gripmen drop from 2.50 to 0.50 dollars per day while conductors fall accordingly. The new rule pays 20 cents per hour for day work, removing hour shift distinctions and promising about 160 dollars per night for both grip men and conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Temple Street
Temple
Nlzte
A Blow at the Church in Parliament Defeated
London February 10 Samuel Smith liberal member for Ilintshin and former Liverpool Chamber of Commerce president moved in the House of Commons to disestablish and endow the Church of England. He argued established churches hinder popular rights. Mr. Balfour denounced the motion as a shame and a misuse of time. The motion was rejected by 204 to 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Samuel Smith
Ilintshin
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
House of Command
Church of England
Balfour
Treasury
Judge orders show cause in Mansfield contempt case
Officers report Judge Cole issued a rule against B B Hay counsel for Richard Mansfield and Mr Albaugh manager of the Lafayette Square Opera House to show why they should not be held in contempt for Mansfield's January 23 evasion of deputy marshals in the case arising from salary due, with the Salt of Sthel Douglass noted in connection to Mansfield's company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Mansfield
Washington
Cole
B. B. Hay
Richard Mansfield
Albaugh
Lafayette Square Opera House
Mansfeld
Salt of Sthel Douglass
Mr. Mansfield
Printed Foulards Trend In Silk Scarves For Season
The season's craze in silks are printed foulards arriving soon. They replace the printed china silks of prior seasons with scroll and Delft patterns in blue, green, black, brown, tan, rose, gray and new blue. Sizes 22 and 23 inches priced to fit.
Changeable Taffetas and Silk Linings Spark Silk Trade
Plain changeable taffetas praised for linings with gifty colorings. Silk lining demand rises as open work fabrics come into season. Expect taffetas to be top sellers, 20 inch width, priced about 85 cents per yard. Also plain gros grain silk taffetas 19 inch width at 85 cents.
Crystal Silks for Magnificent Costumes on Sale
Ad promotes Crystal Silks with offered 22 inch pieces priced at $1.60 per 8 oz. They emphasize stylish colorings and visual appeal to entice customers to see the fabrics.
Colored Moire Velour Silke for Forage Length
A brief sales blurb advertising colored moire velour Silke fabric. Mentions 22 inch forage length and the vibrant colorings and superior qualities of the material.
Textile sale notes on striped taffetas and brocades
Advertisement fragment lists graduated striped taffetas 22 inch valued at 1 dollar and brocades in cream blue yellow pink and hellotrope 21 inch valued at 1 dollar 25 cents.
Black Satin Duchess Costumes and Skirts Spotlight
Satin Duchess remains favored for costumes and skirts. Listing shows various lengths with prices such as 9 inch at 65 cents, 20 inch at 9 cents, 22 inch at 81.65, and 24 inch at 2.50. Includes 4 inch at 2.00, 34 inch at 2.75, and 1.38 for additional sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boe
Tor
Teres
Enone
Massive Silk Sale Opens Tomorrow in Kansas City
Kansas City announces a grand silk sale with the entire town anticipating the opening. Warerooms display a vast assortment including Surahs Antiques Moire Faconnet Taffetas Velours and Silks in blacks and colors. Crowds expected as staff work late to prepare the stock for the opening day.
Black Brocaded Taffetas Indias for Summer Wear
Advertises various fabrics in black brocaded taffetas and satin, listing widths from 19 to 24 inches and prices from 65 cents to 1.60 dollars, with items described as black satin striped taffeta and black sarahs. Includes unclear text and misspellings but presents a fabric price list for summer use.
New 20 inch Brocade Patterns In Stock Special
The store highlights new patterns in Latin and Gros Grain grounds with additional stock available. A 20 inch piece priced at 1.00 is promoted as a special.
Black Moire Velour in Bright Seasonal Dresses
A brief notice highlights Black Moire Velour fabrics as the season's popular choice for dresses and skirts. It lists moire velour widths and prices from 20 to 21 inches, with values ranging from $1.25 to $2.25, indicating new stock and desirable style.
Gros Grain Fabric Prices Offered In Limited Qualities
A newspaper ad notes limited Gros Grain varieties due to demand for passive care. It lists 22 inch fabric at 1.25, 24 inch at 1.60, and 34 inch at 2.00, with sale price 1.00 for unspecified width. Includes price reductions and stock remarks.
Auction Note on 22 Inch Black Moiré Antique
A fragmented listing offers a single 22 inch item, described as black peau de soie and black moiré antiques, valued at $1.50, with emphasis on its worth.
Silk Armores Sale Offers Narrow Range of 20 to 21 Inch
An advertisement promotes 20 inch Plain and Fancy silk armores at 1.00 1.29 and 1.35 dollars and 21 inch at 1.50 dollars. The copy touts lasting value and popularity with new styles and living values.
The Sleekest One Yet A Topeka Fakir Visit
A famed fakir visited Topeka yesterday drawing a crowd at Sixth and Kansas. He offered an article said to be worth five dollars for one dollar and used coercive tactics to extract money from bystanders. Elderly Johnson and Cooper were identified during the exchange as the trickster collected payments and distributed a supposed value package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Sixth and
Kansas Avenue
Fakin
Johnson
Cooper
Mr. Johnson
Bir
Mr. Cooper
Blake
Earthquake Shocks Hit Vera Cruz and Oaxaca
A sharp quake struck Vera Cruz at 3 o clock lasting six seconds with aftershocks felt in Tehuantepec and other towns. Oaxaca reports yesterday morning temblor accompanied by underground noises as advisories come in from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Tehuantepec
Oaxaca
Fragments from a Topeka News Page Mixes Local Notices
Numerous brief items touch on a Kansas river bridge project a charity deficit and police duties. Mentions include Major T J Anderson sick with sciatic pain twelve Salvation Army patients, Prof Louis Favour lecturing, county commissioners on ark bridge, marriage licenses and a judge Dolman, Charles Klemnhany opening an office in Kentucky, and Capt A M Fuller aiding parade duties. Also notes Sawyer to coach third base for St Joe, charity demands unmet, snow melt aiding crops, and bids for piecemeal contracts with a $5002.29 estimate approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Anderson
Salvation Army Hospital
Louis Favour
Charles Klemnhany
Tocka
Thal
Albert Hopkine
Sawyer
Topeka
St. Joe
Weatenh
Associated Charities
Hincksey
Unity Cormtieronmes
Kansas Avenue
Hurmdl
Ton County
Toveka
Territorial
Ollahomma
G. W. Jackson le
Kepley
Sherif
Saether
Fort Worth
Tex
Pares Esterday
Pty
Turners Celebration and Topeka Turn Verein Anniversary
The Topeka Turn Verein marks its thirty first anniversary with an elaborate program headlined by Marshall's Band and the Turner and Arion societies. Events include athletic displays, fencing, boxing, dancing, and a celebratory address by President Hotfunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka ‘Turner Society
Underland
Topeka Turn Verein
Marshall
Modnes
Turner Id Arion
Oworldeo
Topka
Bo Meek
Hotfunn
The
Turners
Musatie
Opoeses
Mabe” Clase Sone
Misa Jane Nye
Ataneyer
Vaogue
Pites
Stebbers
Brooklyn Limps After Dry Dock Visit at League Island
Philadelphia February 10 The armored cruiser Brooklyn was placed on dry dock at League Island navy yard revealing full extent of damage from rocks at Behpower Ledge. Port hull bruised and dented. starboard plates punched but not broken. propeller blades damaged requiring new blade likely to cause continuing limp for the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
League Island Navy Yard
Behpower Ledge
Relapse Hits Ex Queen Liliuokalani in Hawaii
Ex Queen Liliuokalani, confined by influenza, has suffered a relapse and her physicians say she cannot remain in the winter climate. The news comes from Washington dated February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Cuba and Gomez reject Spain for liberty not reform
The World prints An interview with Gen Maximo Gomez dated Camp near Salado Sears Santa Clara Cuba January 2% in which Gomez declares Spain will not grant reforms and Cuba seeks liberty not concessions. He opposes any Spanish captain general and asserts Cuba wants independence above any Spanish rule or prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Gomez
New York
Peris
Maximo Gomes
Salado
Sears
Santa Clara
Cuba
Gomez
Spain
Sbe
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Chamberlain
Gale
Yvette's Phonograph
PURDY
Commons
Revol
U.S
Kansas City
Strang
Bird
Bullene
Moore
Emery
Kansas City, Mo
ATL New Pa and Durable
Duchess
Ike
Renee
Walrruet
Saar
Paman
West
Shanghai
J. W. Phillips
Eighth Ave
Peerless Steam Laundry
Bradshaw
Calvin Hayes
Constably Matthews
Furry
Hayes
Thos. v. Pulham
Buffalo
Pelham
Justice Guy's Court
Are Mixson
Benjamisy Hayes
Jal
D. J. Greenwald
Galvin Finges
Letore Sartica Marin
Russias
Petersburg
Bald
West Sth. St
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Topeka Foundry # Machine Works
Topeka, Kas
Kas
R. L. Cofran
Proprietor
Sapolio
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