Ladies Entd by Marshall Band in an Evening of Music
Marshall's military band held a two hour informal concert in their Third street suite drawing nearly two hundred guests, over half women. Solo and ensemble numbers drew encores including piano and clarinet pieces, a guitar and harmonium novelty, and a guitar imitation of the Salvation Army. Refreshments featured hot scalloped oysters, chick sandwich cake, ice cream, coffee, olives and pickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Rooma
Third Street
Kovess Avunoe
Marshalls
S.J. Falls
A. W. Lecey
G. E Ashton
George Adders
George Seward
D. G. Bline
Hughes
J. A. Rheeiz
CE Hopkins
D. Flyon
Telephone Company
Harmoulen
Salvation Army
Discords
Sli
Resio
Coal Miner Disrupts Political Meeting in Powderly
A brawny coal miner interrupted a large political meeting at Soranum TV, accusing ex-Knights of Labor leader Powderly of ordering miners to vote for certain candidates. Powderly faced heckling as the crowd demanded he retract the claim, and the meeting dissolved in confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pariavewram
Soranum TV
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Puritanism and the future of virtue in reforming politics
George A Peck of Kansas and Chicago, now with the Milwaukee St. Paul railroad, speaks at Milwaukee Exhical Culture Society on Sunday night. He condemns dilettantism in literature, art, and religion, calls for a revived Puritanism guided by conduct over creed, civic duty, and moral integrity, and urges honest politics, citizen responsibility, and the Monroe Doctrine as core to national vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoignel
George
Kanesa
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Sven
United States
Perstan
Les
New England
Topeka reflections on virtue duty and public life
A column of Topeka notes laments declining public virtue while urging citizens to engage in good government. Mentions ex-Coroner Bailey cycling, local arrests, court house work, and various civic and cultural snippets including police activities, church and council matters, and community figures in Topeka society.
Dance of the Trackmen at Topeka Ball
The fourth annual ball of the International Brotherhood of Railway Track Foremen of America drew about one hundred couples from St Joe Leavenworth Kansas City Argentine and Emporia to Hamilton Hall Topeka. Activities featured grand march attended by 200 couples, numerous dances honoring railway groups and officials, and a robust social program organized by committees led by J R Ice and others. The event highlighted the order's fraternal and benevolent aims with life insurance of 1000 dollars and strong local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lravenworth
St. Joseph
Empeoria
General Railroad News
Hamilton Hall
International Brotherhood of Railway Track
Santa Ps
Kansas City
Osage City
Parker
Schottische
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Newport
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Oxford
Order of Railway Telegraphera
Royal Lanciera
Brotherhood of Railway Trafomen
St Joe
Leavenworth
Argentine
Emporia
John RR. Ice
Aod
Brotherhood
St Louis
Missouri Pacific Yarda
Lee
Topeka
Brotherhood of Railway Treckmen
Beonn
States
Tee
Forem Advancs Advocate
Order Division 27
Boerhood of Railway Trackmen
J. B. Smith
Thomas Foy
Brotherhood of Section Foremen
North America
Order of
Hevlng
Ddigaen
S. Carey
Lo Swanson
J. R. Ice
E. A. Brower
T. Stewart
I. Mooney
Fioor
L. Siam
Foy
Railroad Officials and Employees Meeting Notes
Personal notes detail Santa Fe appointments in Cunningham Kansas and Chicago, a Rock Island survey in Colorado Springs, and a clarifying of train crews after the Topeka Scranton coal train’s indefinite abandonment. Also covered are an Emporia fireman’s attempted self harm, Flower of the West lodge events, a Santa Fe party to California, and a Lawrence court ruling absolving the Santa Fe in Hopper’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Elliot
Santa Fe
Cunningham
Kan
C.G. Elliot
Palmer
Denver & Western Railway
Rock Island
Denver
Chicago
Kounss
Chicago Car Service Association
H. A. Mudge
Santa
Colorado
Hotton Shops
Duncan
L T
Topeka
Scranton
Barliegame
Osage City
Gunge
Paterton
Burlingame
Strong City
Aurora
Compton
California
Los Angeles
Ecuador Urges Spain for Cuban Mercy to Preserve Harmony
From Wasatxeron on February 18 a communication from Ecuador to the Queen of Spain appeals for clemency toward Cuba amid its independence struggle. The letter stresses historic ties, loyalty to Spain, and a desire to see the throne’s glory upheld through prudent action in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uces
Cubs
Ecuador
Comber
Spain
Cuba
Nly
Wey
Alfonso X11
Secretary Hoke Smith Skates With Georgia Cousins
A whimsical incident at a skating rink features Secretary Hoke Smith and several Georgia cousins. he falls multiple times as onlookers laugh and assistants help him up. The piece lists local notices about businesses and an African Baptist church event, then ends with a line about Silk goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Bim
Tce
Hoke
North Carolina
Georgie
Canada
Chicago
Smith
Interior Department
District of Columbis
Manyon Druggist Promises Cured by Small Pellets Ads
An advertisement touts Manyon remedies for kidney liver paralysis and various ailments with claims of quick cures. It lists multiple products including kidney cure rheumatism cure dyspepsia cure and others priced at 25 to 50 cents and notes personal letters to Professor Manyon at 1605 Arch Street Philadelphia for free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Partank
Racoad Street
St. Louia
Manyon
Eldoey
Munyon
Manyou
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Mass Meeting in Atlanta Protest Pinkerton Agency
In Atlanta on February 18 workingmen plan a large gathering at the court house to oppose a Pinkerton detective agency license. About 800 members assembled in the Federation of Trades hall heard Debs’ address and discussed action to compel police and city authorities to rescind the license.
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Atlanta
Court House
Pinkerton
Federation of Trades Hall
Eugene V. Debs
Pinkertons
Atlante
Emssrvatisim
John Welch
Fifth Ward
Board of Police Commissioners
Council
Bettina Girard Dying in Private Sanitarium West Forty-third Street
Bettina Girard a well known actress of melodrama and farce is reported dying in a private sanitarium on West Forty-third Street after ten years of dissipation. Daughter of Colonel Ordway of Washington she married Arthur Padelford ten years ago and later returned to the stage. Clara Barton arrives in Constantinople to organize relief for Armenians as American aid questions arise involving missionary Kuspp. An associated column notes misidentification of Mrs Cody and a local laundry advert ends the item.
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Hettina Girard
West Forty-third Street
Mise Girard Ia
Ordway
Washington
United States Army
Arthur Padelford
Bettion Girard
Conreid
Topeka
Mrs Pudelford
Miss Barton
Tormey
Red Cross
Gort
Constantinoris
Clara Barton
American Red Cross Society
Rav
George P. Kuspp
Bitlis
United States
Terrell
Ageinet Lim
Pla
Army Enlistment Drives Recruitment Amid Hard Times
In Peb. 28 report from Wasinantox the army's new recruiting system, aided by recent hard times, boosts enlistment by trained officers. Recruiting officers note many applicants are unemployed and prefer enlistment despite uncertain board and judge services, with officers ordered to enlist only the most eager applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasninatox
Niljuimet
Crite
Yellow fever worsens as Rio reports more deaths
In Rio on January and February reports describe forty deaths and sailors dying from fever. The fever spreads through the year with obituaries and warnings about seeking medicine from druggists. Local services mention repairs and laundry services as unrelated notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janetre
Ro Janzmo
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Ammenany
Palace Clothing
Kansas Avenue
J. J. = Jones
van Buren Street
Mitchell
Moores Sivest
Mra
Daniel Case
Western Avenua
S. Norris
West Teath
T Sears
Lae
al Topeka
Bohigh
Los Cerrillos
Pennsylvania
A. T. Davis Mill
Geo. R. Peck
Bailey
dJudge Morton
Bia Legal
Inenia Ov
Kepley
Father Kepley
Bia
Frank Merriam
Euclid Sveeus
Sesan B. Anthony
Judes
Mie
Juliet
Vincent
Topeks
Albert Geifiare
J. M. Blair
Dick Cooley
Dallas
Texas
Elliot
Higs
Gaines
Church of the Assumption
Yvopeka
W. H. Bousington
Christ Hospital
Breidenthal
Hutchinson
Valley State Bank
Gormley
Dave Naylor
State House Square
David Nderson
Sinbad Company
Ae Opers House
Hopkins
Jonas
Dureia
Flambeau Club
State House Grounds
Masonic Grand Lodge
Wichita
A. UO. U. W. Grand Lodge
Johnny Collingaworth
John MacDonald
Jacksonville
Florida
National Association of Superintendents
Register of Deeds
New Court House
J. G. Rnox
Hoyt
Lou Ellaberry
Hazen
Washburn College
St. Joho
Mary A. Cornelio
Equal Suffrage Association
Woman’s Kepley Rescue
Kanaag
Dance OF the Trackmen
The
Janta PE
Orewa
Santa Fe Cos
Scraston
Eer
Tor G. W. Scott
J. O'Byrne
C. A. Reese
Ranma Oo
P. T. Porster
Argentios
Brakemee LG
Simeman Ateempyts Suictor
Enutips
St Emporia
J. H. Phillips
St Miporia
Areenio
Albert Bryson
Phillips
Phillipa
Flower of the West Lodge
Sisters of the Order
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Edwin Lynn
Watson
M. Saxon
Charles Boclor
Admire Creamery Building Association of Admire
Fremont, Muller
J. W. Valentine
Sidney Patnam
F. Lyon
RK. J. Black
J. T. Johnstom
F. Mf. Weaver
Capital Stock Bey Oc
C. Kincaid Mercantile Company
Cherryval
Campesnay
Kincaid
J. A. Housel
Rivilo Marfin
L. Kincaid
Cmaren
J. K. Hudson
First African Baptist Church
Bubject
Mamyou
Bettina Girard
Osage Shaft
Spermwestens Fort
Peerless Steam
Anbeuser-Buset
Justin
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Company
Redwige
Brigham, Hopkins & Co
Claas
Dunlap & Co
Peerlous Steam
J. Cole
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