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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1896
Page
6
In 1906 Usual Con ditions Reversed in Library Scene
A dialog from 1906 features Frank Anyesell and Tom Jarvis in a library discussing domestic life and alimony. The exchange touches on wives, divorce, child custody, and social expectations, ending with a cake tasting and an advertised salve. Characters reference Mrs Jarvis and Mr Perry, with payments and remarriage speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jarvis
Frank
Tom
Wedding of Miss Lucy Hale and Frank Kilmer in Topeka
The ideal home wedding for Miss Lucy Conk Hale and Frank David Kilmer united last evening at the Hale home on West Tenth Street. The ceremony conducted by Rev. Linus Blakesley featured Miss Hale in white satin lace with roses and orange blossoms. maid of honor Miss Loty Kilmer and best man George Hale Jr. Kilmer, a Las Vegas, New Mexico native, plans to reside there with his bride. Guests included many local and out of town friends, with several travel notes and society updates following the ceremony.
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George D. Hale
Lucy Conk Hale
Frank David Kilmer
Las Vegas
C. B. Kilmer
West Tenth Street
Palma
Emliak
Nowere
Mins
Florence Townsley
Mendelesohn
Stile Loty Kilmer
George D. Hale, Jr
Linus Blakesley
California
Miss Hale
Bilmer
Tie
At&s FL Railroad
Les Vegas
New Mexico
Frien
Eliser
Colorado Springe
Denver
Lead
Ville
F. W. Pringle
Ubiesgo
Charles Kilmer
Myrtle Titus
Mansfield
Titus
Cedarvale
Kansas
George D. Male
Chicago
Dumday
J. KR
Bankia
Everett and
Winfeld
Walter Noble
St Joe
FC. Popance
New York City
Judge Hucker
Peoria
PU. Chamberlain
W. G. Barnes
Emporia
Grace Dutton
W. W. Phelps
The New Comet Traveling Earth At 1,600,000 Miles Daily
Prof Lensohn, involved in state research, completes orbit calculations of a newly found comet from Percine at Lick Observatory. The unnamed body stood about 40,000,000 miles away yesterday and moves toward Earth at 1,600,000 miles per day. Predictions suggest a possible course shift on March 1.
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Oaxtaso
Cal
Lensohner
Avtronomer
Harbingers of Spring Shirt Waists Offer Delicate Fabrics
The article extols new import shirt waist fabrics in red, lilac, green, and blue with translucent effects and delicate patterns. It highlights bishop sleeves on summer styles, white collars, and the appeal of gauze like tints, urging buyers as spring sales approach and noting fashionable designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws
Baye
Fancy Ball Attire Described in 1830 Revival Sketch
A fragment outlines a Paris fashion display with gowns of green and black silk, empire waists, and pink stockings. It notes French costumers recreating 1830 styles, bold fabrics, and ornamental ribbons. Clowns and elaborate accessories fill the scene, with mention of satin ribbons and pink felt hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostone
Deater
Fashion notes on evening gowns and capes in period style
Fashion notes describe gowns and capes with frostwork and diamond accents. Ball gowns of velvet or satin feature bodices and white chiffon skirts, with new capes offering arm openings and a waistline fall. The piece mentions English fashion influence from Meyeling corps and references Prince and Princess of Wales, plus details on cotton fabrics and a mousseline de soie bodice with plaited white moire and a belt bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moma
Meyeling Corps
England
Ben
Seventh Annual Ball by Lodge 205 in Hamilton Hall
The Seventh Annual Ball of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Lodge No 205 took place at Hamilton Hall with a lavish stage display and a grand march led by Fireman Versard Tables and Mrs Thomas Yerlin. About two hundred attendees, including guests from Perfect Lodge 298 Argentine, enjoyed festive arrangements, noted by officers Charles Beeler Edward Webb and Jo n Clark, with praise for Beeler and Webb for their ceremonial leadership.
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Hamilton Hall
Lodge No 205
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Witheir
Ladies’ Auxiliary Society
Ded" Rust
Edward Lyon
Flower of the West
Joan Shirley
Tabasco
Lodge 205
Thomas Yerlin
Ludies Auxidiery Poviety
Charles Beeler
Clrman
Edward Webb
Joe Kelly
Edward Lynn
Chris S McGinnia
William Sherman
James Gullitley
EB Ginselly
Joan Clack
Harry K Sillimes
John Kelly
James Patterson
Bernard Pollas
Wiliam Wawop
H. D. McNeeley
Farw-Two
Bernard Tobias
Willian Robitwean
HD. McNealey
Thomas Vorlin
Bernard Totlas
Cheries Beelor
W. D. Sherman
John Snyder
BE. D. Webb
John Shitley
Jota Clark
James Gallifley
Mark Miller
Wm. Wilson
BH. Silliman
Perfect Lodge
Mro
J. H. Williams
James Finke
Dames Helms
Gorden Alh- der
Brice Jackson
Tha Freman
Australians Start the Avetrelian Starting Machine
An Ingleside track official Caldwell reports the Avetrelian starting machine a success after a week of testing. He predicts it will soon be adopted at tracks nationwide, claiming it is the only proper way to start horses.
No Indication on Proposal to Miss Povliia
The Philadelphia Record article notes uncertainty over Miss Povliia's response to He Young Luveycke proposal. A witness said Povliia appeared happy, suggesting mixed signals about acceptance.
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Luveycke
Povliia
Philadelphia Record
Winter romance verses and playful verse snippets from period papers
A collage of light romantic lines and quips from 19th century periodicals. The text mixes dreamlike dialogue about the ocean with humorous snippets about counter stools and stockings, interspersed with fleeting verse imagery and small notices from Minturn Peck and J. W. Paisties.
Ambrose of Northwestern University Librarian a Prolific Scholar
Ambrose of Northwestern University, a librarian and prolific writer on bibliography, is noted for her deep study of libraries. A native of Ann Arbor and Evanston educated, she earned PhB in 1887 and a master's in 1890, and has lectured on library science, government publications, and the reserved book system at Northwestern.
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Ambrose
Northwestern University
Banks High
Mise Lodilla Ambrose
Hormine
Aunt Arbor
Athens
Educat
Mes Ambrose
Evanston
Snd
American Library Association
Chicago Library Club
Ilinois State Library Association
Youde
The
Library Journal
Mias Ambrose
Orrington
Misa Armprose
United States
Nee of Libraries
Governor Bushnell's Helpmmeet and Family History
The article profiles Ellen Ludlow Bushnell wife of Ohio governor Asa Bushnell detailing her influence on his rise from a $6 a month clerk to partnership with her father Dr Ludlow’s business and their eventual wealth. It covers her social leadership, motherhood, and her son John Ledlow Bushnell, with notes on other family members and their Springfield ties. It also notes a Guatemala church foundation shift due to tree growth and mentions the London Carlton club’s large membership.
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Ohio
Springfield
Asa Bushnell
Ellen
Dr. Ludlow
Erica
Asa
Dndrow
Bushnell
Mire H.C. Dimond
John Ledlow Bushnell
Princeton
France’s Godsons of the Prince Imperial
The New York World notes 3834 French godsons born on March 16 1856 the same day as the prince imperial ex Empress Eugenie is said to have a will leaving a small legacy to each godson. The article recalls the era’s triumphs and public ceremonies surrounding the infant’s birth.
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Prince Imperial
France
Saya
New York
Jugenle
Eugenie
Napoleon
the Invalides
Paris
Europe
Andre Martinet
Paria
Napoleon TL
Treophite Gautier
Godeona
Bridesmaids Walk Well and Woman's Kingdom in Russia
In selecting bridesmaids the test is style and carriage not beauty. A slow, graceful walk matters more than looks, with bridesmaids needing composure, balance, and dignity as they move. Also described is Smolensk region where women govern in spring as men emigrate seeking work elsewhere.
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Galt
Herevil
Russia
Smolensk
Counci
Aif
Young Engineer Drives Sawmill Road Locomotive
Giorgie's youngest locomotive engineer, believed to be a boy of 14, runs a small road linking sawmills and their supply sources. He has been in charge of the engine since age nine and is regarded as fully capable by the road's leaders.
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Giorgie
Weaders
Trive of Wesith Feudal Era Text Fragment
Passage describes small economies in Japan and a craft process mixing charcoal dust with chaff and straw to form paste into compact balls. The OCR yields a fragmentary, archaic style revealing domestic industry and rough material preparation. The text is incomplete and fragmentary.
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Japan
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