Baid to Own Hotel in Chihushua Whose Bar Pays $1 000 Per Day
A chaotic report details a hotel ownership dispute in Chihushua with figures suggesting a bar revenue of a thousand dollars daily. Names such as Hanson, Gillett, Troxell, and Arnold appear with mentions of travel, legal questions, and possible connections to Kansas City and Centropolis. The piece notes a U.S. angle, including a voyage from Wey York to Suez and a January arrival, amid speculation over ownership and financial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baid
Chihushua
Atchison
Hanson
Wi & Ve
Marsh
Mexico
Ekhue
Giliett
Geith
Troxell
Gillett
Enpia
al Vest
Centropolis
Kansas
Gilbert
Tad Hanson
Fatendoed
Seaneon
Mra_Gillett
Kansas City
Arnold
Span
Peculiar Poisons and the Digestion Cure
A 19th century health note links imperfect digestion to toxins in the body. It explains that germs in food cause decay, affecting blood, brain, heart, and kidneys. It endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy after meals, claiming they improve digestion, flesh, blood, nerves, eyes, and complexion. The ad promotes purchasing from Stuart Co. at Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Jose
Ife
Stuart
Fearke
Ss Or &Y
Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Little Girl Crushed Under Wabash Engine in Caraga
A six year old girl Minnie Johnson was struck by a Wabash engine near Caraga Chicago. She was walking beside the tracks when the locomotive ran over her as her father watched from the edge of the track. The body was removed to the street crossing by the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraga
Chicago
Wen
Minnie Johnson
Gil Darved
Airdck
Dopnea
Teats
Captain Martin Resigns as Fort Scott Company Leader
Captain Martin of Company F in Fort Scott Kansas has tendered his resignation and is enroute home due to ill health from the recent battles. First Lieutenant Green is noted to have commanded the company and is expected to be elected captain. Martin, a school teacher, was a candidate for adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kun
Ren
Martin
Kapsas Volunteers
Ac Manila
Green
Ger Wader
Stanier
Death of Louis Miller Dedicated Chautauqua founder
Akron Ohio February 3 Louis Miller of this city died in a New York hospital after an operation. He was president of the Chautauqua Assembly and with Bishop Vincent founded it. He served as vice president of the board of trustees at Alliance College and led the Alman Miller Company in Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Chautauqua Assembly
Akron
New York
Louisa Miller
Air
Miller
Chautauqqun
Mishon Vincent Bubdedt
Tom
Honolulu
Corporation
James A. Scrymier
Pacific Cable Company of
Far East
Scrymer
McKinley
Congress
Scrymser
United States
Philippines
China
Japan
Australia
Scrvmser
Eastern Cable Company
Secretary of State
Pacific Cable Company
Western Telegraph Commpany
Eastern Telegraph Company
Ching
Berymser
Huestis
Tme
Pacific
North Topeka society notes and oblique notices
North Topeka brief items include residents on sick lists and social visits. Mentions Mrs Gonder, G. W. Pusk visiting Bir. aid, and Hallie Hamrick from Monroe Street. Also notes D. D. S. Blyon dental ads and political nudges for ward representation.
Hair clipper Jorgenson seized after brutal hair cutting spree
Chicago police arrest J W Jorgenson alias Jack the Clipper at Wabash and Madison after he attacked six young women in The Fair district. Victims include Erna Fransky Ella Tuthill Minnie Hush and Charlotte Bauer, with one girl’s braid found on him. He cried at arrest claiming disgrace and insanity, while detectives Evans and Elliott pursued and subdued him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. Jorgenson
Central Station
Bern
John Elliott
John Evans
the Fair
Sash
Jack the
Jorgensen
Bauer
Charlotte
Irving Park Boulevard
Hush
Minnie
West Congress
Fransky
Kta
Ogden Avenue
Tyrhill
Ella
Monroe Avenue
A. M. Rothschild & Co
Siegel, Cooper & Cos
Evans
Tullow Jorgens
Jorgenson
West North Avenue
Erna
Franaky
Elsie Langmann
Itte Girs Jong
Elliott and Evans
A. GC. McCinrs É Co
Wabash Avenue
Madinin Street
Filiott
Victiss
Erna Fransky
Jorgenson's Pocket When He Was Searched At the Central Station
Madison Street
Mon- Tee
State Streets
Tel
State Street
Palmer House
Elliott
Vans
Metilurg
C. EB. Jorgenson
Cerier Avenue
Ella Tuthill
Willa Tuthill
Irs
Tuthill
A. M. Rothschilds & Co
Theogh
Miss Tuthill
Jareenson
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Eril
Dorernsen
Jurgenson
Bins
Columbia Business and Trade College
Epecine
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Society Pages
A disjointed social roundup records O. N club gatherings at Woetherell’s and a Topeka avenue party hosted by Mrs. Ger P Ashton. Guests, prizes, and humorous bean-counting mix with numerous notices of residents traveling, visiting, or ill, including Mrs. Tewksbury, Miss Leila Little, Mrs. Charles Hood Smith, and Mr. J. F. DuMont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger. P. Ashton
Topeka Avenue
Margaret Bear
Mabel Knowles
Delle Small
M. A. Low
BM. A. Low
L. C. Wasson
C. B. Teed
A. EC .Thompson
Ely Turner
C. W. Snyder
Frey
Dan Small
J. A. Finney
J. Bear
Edwin Ranwles
Sutton
WF. Schoch
Frank Hobart
A. A. Hurd
A. S. Ohmer
W. H. Johnston
Winifred Wagner
Grace Cursla
Bessle
Kittle Pennell
Atchison
Werner
Hiellé Small
Ashton
Nigh Five
Robert Pierce
Charles Kitchell
Colorado Springs
Marlit Jones
Leavenworth
Topeka
John Norton
Kansas City
Anna McArthur
G. Willett
Ottawa
Taylor Street
Doe Wilson
Wentworth Miliary Academy
T. W. Crosby
F. A. Lewie
EH. Bradbury
Charles Hiood Smith
Convention Hall
Sousa
W. S. Lindsay
Leila Little
Emporia
Theodore Hammatt
F. EH. Wenn
Potwin
Tewksbury
Manchester
N. H
A. 5. Johnson
David Norton
Chillicothe
Quincy
A. V. Auler
Monroe T
Helping Hands Society
First Congregational Church
Alice
Wood
Far West Street
Frank Baker
Brockman
Cameron Miller
Ilinois
Nebraska
Iowa
Scarce sugar and butter spark Yukon river report
Advices through November 26 describe limited supplies at Rampart City and Fort Hamilton with no imminent shortage. About 2,000 at Rampart City and 200 at Fort Hamilton, general health good. Monarch, Rideoun, Evans, and Mary F. Graff carry cargo. ice breakup risks river steamers Herman, Dawson City, Coy, Stoneman, Yukoner. Several vessels stranded near Apheon Pass with crews moving gear to avoid crushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Yukon River
Rampart City
Fort Hamilton
Monarch
Dahl River
Rideoun
Evans
Mary F. Graf
Khemn
Triplets Die After Ingestion Of Newspaper Ink
Unclear report from Pana details a tragic incident where a triplet child Jennings, son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Shinnifeld, is said to have died from newspaper ink poisoning. The father, an engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio Western Railway, was noted as a Bryan admirer. Other fragmented notes mention a Morgan Nicaragua canal bill and a Degree of Honor lodge event on Kansas Avenue with a 10 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pana
Jen— Ningad
Douglas Shinnifeld
William, Jennings and Bryan
Baltimore
Bryan
Fiim
Kansas
Ansas Avenue
Drinks or No Drinks for Chicago Women's Athletic Club
Chicago reports a brewing row over alcohol at the new Chicago Women's Athletic Club chaired by Mrs P D Armour. Members debate liquor after Turkish baths as the club near the Art Institute prepares spring opening with prominent social figures among its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Women’s AC
Chicago
the Tribune
Chicago Woman's Athletic Club
P. D. Armour
Cabinet Ié
Michigan Ayenus
Art Institute
PD. Armour
Cyrus H. McCormick
BR. W. Roloson
RS. Lyon
J. Ogden Armour
Chauncey J. Biair
Charles Henrotin
Ferdinand W. Peck
Emmons Blaine
Marold F. McCormick
Senate adds 12 million to river and harbor bill
Washington Feb 17 Senate commerce committee completed its river and harbor bill review. The last act adds a provision for the Nicaragua canal. The bill awaits printing and report tomorrow. Cash appropriations rise about 2 million over the house figure and continuing contracts increase by about 10 million. Also: Queen arrives with 11 Japanese aboard. An inspector investigates suspected bribery, leading to arrests. Thomas A Edison Jr to wed Marie Louise Toubey in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fibiz
Senate Committee On Commerce
Senate
Senate Communities On Commerce
House
San Francisco
British Columbia
Inspector Ceffney
Ulegal
Young Edison
New York
Thomas A. Exilwon, Jr
Marie Louise Toubey
Casino Opera Company
New Goods Shoes-at Low Prices for All Ages
In the way of New Goods is a ladies' neat cloth top Lace Shoe priced at 2.25, with 146 pairs of ladies' fine Kid Button Shoes from 2.50 to 3.50. Child's Kangaroo Calf Button or Lace Shoes offered for 0.98, while stock lasts. Tomorrow only, men’s 2.50 shoes for 2.25 and 2.25 shoes for 2.00? ladies’ misses lace shoes highlighted as dressy and serviceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L
Madras
Waiata
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NEW Crawford Theater
Matines and Wight
Lewis Lindsay Dyche
Greenland
Arctic Regions
Alaska
Wild Animals of
North America
Batcomy
the Heart Chicago
Logan
Ant
Treia
Tne
Frises 5
Princeton
Suez
Eunboar Eesua
Wey York
Marills
Manila
Lieut Green
Louis Miller
North Topeka
W. J. Sheets
W. TK
Cnd
Mrs Gonder
Jackson Street
BF. Pax
Upland
Kan
RE Jones
G. W. Pusk
Fort Wayne
Ind
Will Forbes
MM. Hale
First ‘Ward
Ladies' Guild
Church of the Good Shepherd
Hichard Jones
Hust Gordon Street
Jessie Steele
Mrs. Long
Quincy Street
Hallie Hamrick
S23
Monroe Street
Geneva
Irwin
Fraternal Aid Association
Lawrence
L. A. Ryder
Honf. Fowler
J.N. Heney
Fowler
Big
Faila
Boston
Tuttie, Smith & Co
Woodmen
Shawnee Camp
Hamilton
J. W. Jorgenson
Jack the Clipper
Vic
Social and Personal
O. N
Woetherell
D. T. Nicoll
L. D. Reel
J. E McLeod
A. F. Robinson
Epps
W. H. Davis
HJ. Wingert
J. G. Fleishman
J. L. P. Billiger
J. H. Wetherell
B. E Pitts
Grace Pierson
Lenora Hates
R. E. Thomas
O. Dalton
L. J. Culver
Fred Tuckerman
The
Yukon
Scrymler
Reese Ee
the New Model Supply Store
Kemper & Paxtons
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