Topeka Society Notes Spark Evening Hostess
In Topeka society notes, a ladies at home at the club featured informal social entertainment with about sixty guests. Mr Vincent Graham sang, dancing began, and many visitors called. Other updates mention guests from Chicago Fort Worth and Leavenworth, a supper by the Grane cathedral chapter, and forthcoming receptions and dinners honoring bishops and city figures.
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Topeka
Tawa
Vincent Graham
Pastine
D. L. Morac
Theatier Chapter
Grane Cathedral
A. A. Copner
Port Worth
Texas
G. A. Moree
Miller, Mo
M. Nela
Chicago
J. K. Hayes
van Buren Street
B. May
Horton
Topeke
Tom Braidwood
Hattie Brown
Leavenworth
Fred Badger
Myra Williams
Mattie Jones
William & Wade
Teath
Quincy
J.D. McCune
Lucia Connelly
Rock Island
Mra Ed O'Bryan
Wichita
City
RN. Merrill
Mulvaune
G. J. Mulvane
John Ro Blulvane
Frances Senour
Ed O'Bryan
Kansas City
Cone
Imperial Club
Wotherel’ Hall
Col
Mra. A
Johnson
Bishop
Vineéot
Pugsts
George Noble
J. L. Shellebarger
Dusenberry
Griswold
Mra Bynworth
Arthur Cappur
Stella Wallace
Library Hall
Bbe
Han
de. Pris
Lumber Men Meet Seventh Annual Convention in Kansas City
The Missouri and Kansas association of lumber dealers held its seventh annual convention in Kansas City Missouri starting February 18 with sessions at the association headquarters. Trade discussions were featured and souvenirs for ladies were announced for an Art Exhibit corner Fourth and Jackson. Senator Culberson of Illinois is reported ill with the grip and may resume duties soon.
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Topeka
Will & Hock's
Corner Fourth
Jackson Stresta
Kansas City
Missouri and Kansae Association of Lumber Dealers
Missouri
Kansas
Fourth
Jackson Street
Morally Rotten Fraudster Truesdell Exposed in San Francisco
San Francisco February 12 The Exam Inor reports Frank H Truesdell a Kalusar suspect in forged checks. He shows a history of fraud, debt, and clever schemes, aided by a plausible manner and connections with J Sloat Fassett and ex Senator Fassett. He fled prosecution through entreaties and friendly loans, including a $250 advance from Richard A McDonald Jr and a forged note for $100.
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Frank Truvedell
San Puascisco
Ana Silus
Frank H. Truesdell
Ie Kausar
Truesdell
Wisconsin
The
Chronicle
Richard A. McDonald, Jr
Pacific Bank
Elmira
J. Sloat Fassett
Empire State
Fassett
Eason
Gret
San Jose
Wm. H. Mille
Southern Pacific Company
Mills
Price
Meager meal hunt in a 45 cent bargain town
A man in a heavy overcoat and mittens enters a downtown restaurant with bundles and studies the menu. He debates prices, refuses to order, and declares he will find a meal for 45 cents amid the crowded fare list and banter with the waiter. The piece ends with a note about La Gascogne’s steamship and Topeka column reach.
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Chicago Tribune
Young folks enjoy ice yachting on Shrewsbury river
A Philadelphia Times correspondent describes North Shrewsbury on ice where a boys club sails 15 home made yachts alongside adult craft. The scene features a popcorn wagon, hot coffee, skating crowds, and playful spills as all ages join in the winter fun.
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Shrewsbury
Red Bank
N. J
Philadelphia Times
Alligators and Cat Learn Etiquette in Odd Household Tale
In a St Nicholas tale Beelzebub the alligator becomes a family pet while Tabby the cat shows curiosity and jealousy. She cuffs him, he retaliates by grabbing her tail and the chase around the room ends with Tabby learning not to bother Beelzebub again.
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Tabby
Beelzebub
Beulzebub
Nicholas
A Boy's Conscience Teaches Right From Wrong
A New York World quote asserts every boy possesses an inner voice guiding toward a higher, better path. It notes the voice may be faint at first but grows louder with listening, regardless of outside pressures from mother or others.
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New York World
Children as Reporters Prize Promotes Student News
The Chicago Tribune offers daily prizes for the best pupil written news from public schools with unsigned items paid at space rates if not winning. Each entry is headlined in newspaper style and authored by the student, showing a creditable effort praised by educators.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Journal of Education
Next in the barber shop or the highwayman
A hurried man named Mr. Jenkins faces a dilemma between waiting for his turn in the barber shop and rushing to rescue a woman from a tramp. He improvises a plan to stay nearest the chair, then distracts the crowd to claim priority, declaring he will return after a quick rescue.
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Mr. Jenkins
Tramp
Buffalo Express
Sled Tug War on a Steep Decline
A fragment from Rockland Tribune depicts two boys Grover and David tugging a sled on a steep slippery hill while Uncle Samuel looks on. The quarrel ends in a pile up at the foot of the hill as the trip descends into chaotic fun.
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Grover
David
Samuel
Rockland Tribune
Cause For Rejoicing In Happy Domestic Quips
A collection of brief comic snippets features Mr Meekins noting he welcomes his wife’s last word and a playful exchanges about domestic life. Additional lines include a witty bakery banter with Mrs Bingo and a humorous courtroom scene involving a burglar and a buckled appetite, all in lighthearted satire.
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Mr Meekins
Washington Star
Mrs Charlotte Emerson Brown Dies In Orange
Obituary tribute to Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Brown born 1833 daughter of Rev Joseph Emerson Andover. longtime Orange resident and federation leader who championed the women's club movement and New England domestic virtue. Her death on Peb 6 noted with praise for intellect multilingualism and service to women and the federation.
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Orange
Charlotte Emerson Brown
New England
Brown
Joseph Emerson
Andover
Abbott Academy of
Federation
Mia Brown
Philadelphia
New York Times
Syke
Ohio Law Grants Women School Suffrage Upheld
The circuit court of Columbus declares the Chio Law constitutional granting women school suffrage. Judge Shauck authored the decision, with future review by a supreme court panel. The ruling asserts legislature power over school matters, and that women’s eligibility as electors is not implicated by school race.
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Ohio
Circuit Court of Columbus
Toledo Blade
Circuit Court
Shauck
Shanek
New York Women Lead Atlanta Exposition Work
Miss Ella M. Powell of Atlanta medical family chairs New York committee for Woman's Work at the cotton states exposition. New York women, including Mrs. Egbert Guernsey Mrs. Russel Sage Mrs. Margaret Sangster Mix Jordan Mrs. John Sherwood and Mrs Collix, join efforts to ensure the Woman's building represents its owners when the fair opens next September.
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New York
Ella M. Powell
Atlanta
Egbert Guernsey
Russel Sage
Margaret Sangster
Mixa Jordan
John Sherwood
Mra &, BH
T. Collix
New York Herald
Chicago Women Seek Township and Municipal Suffrage
Chicago women push two suffrage bills before Springfield salons township and municipal measures backed by fair political enthusiasts. Leaders say franchise stepping stones pave the way for broader trust from the legislature. Dr Wiley headed the World’s Fair jury that found Dr Price’s Baking Powder absolutely pure.
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Chicago
Springfield
Township
Chicago Tribune
West miner visits New York amid city hospitality
A Western miner, invited by prominent New Yorkers, attends a celebratory reception with fine fare before slipping away after 60 days to Delmontco. A waiter notes his generosity and serves him, the guest asking for corned beef and cabbage amid a playful exchange. The tale appears in the Detroit Free Press.
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New York
Bir
Toro Delmontco
Obarze
Detroit
Unclear historical quote about a two year effort
Fragmentary dialogue questions the subject of a long two year project. The speaker jokes about memory failing and admits not knowing what Tintended is, revealing confusion and a humorous aside.
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General Notes OF Society
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Hinenbjed
Ilinois
Gascogne
la Gascogne
Jovanan’s
Anima
Rob
Shirley Haynes
Dot
Papa Schmidt
Rudyard Kipling
Rudyard
Mr. Kipling
Scrbbler
New York Weekly
Bingo
Marbieton
New Fork World
Fliegends Blater
Widrning Downs
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