Daughters of the American Revolution luncheon in Topeka
Mrs M C Burton of Ness City hosted a Washington's Birthday luncheon for the Topeka chapter DAR at the Cape 4, seating forty. Table decor featured flags, asparagus fern and American Beauty roses. Invitations listed numerous attendees from Kansas and nearby states, with many wives and daughters of prominent residents. The article notes other Washington's Birthday celebrations and social events in Topeka and nearby towns, including visits and planned entertainments.
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M.C. Burton
Ness City
Cape
Topeka
Daughters of the American Hevotution
Mra
Burton
Willis J. Bailey
Wile Htumn Pugene Stamey
Wienita
Noble
Me A. Beek
Holtow
Hinkeslee
Seofoman
Luther Hurns
Froutveau
Burch
Hene Pe
Arkansan City
W. W. Curdy
Bana
Aimae S Gardiner
Greenleaf
J. & Guernore
Fredonia
Thomas Grienman
Cottonwood Fall
Mer Hand
Holton
Watemiy
EP Khllom
PM Kimball
Mise Fintence Kimball
HW. MeAter
Ellen Lowell ¢ Hotina
Gitfert
C. McGuire
HO Marti
Stra
Georgia
Searobent
Junction Guy
Mattoos
Low Yorkey
M. Miler
W. A. Moreah
Tunwood Pulls
de Witt
Nolte
Anna Marie Nollis
Bertrand Roskvett
Junction
Dumont Levith
Kinstoy
Grecholt
A. KR. Rodgera
Stic Adelina
Nelean
Nelean ‘of _ulitanme, Mize thertee Puts Miss Nannie Behenck Mrs HL. Shiver
Mina Ruth Smith
Jamnes A. Ee
Amabelle Trattenat
Mere Chicago
Sarah Es
George E Btoker
G. F Grimajoy
Altes Haltermann
Girnn
Etward c Hattie
Abilene
Mies Anna Shipman
Mier Miry Shipman
Cher
Mas
Noble Prentis
Irs
Branley
Mra WA. Sonnstan
Amosie
Washington
Hushants
Eriende
Bpeed Hukher
Ezalea
Toawta Q
A. ©. Garvey
Speed Hughes
Sarreant
Frank MM. Lonebrake
JW. F Hughes
Bien B.C
Mr. Hughes
Bre
Whittemore
A.A. Hayes
George M. Esterley
Massilion, O
Train Derails After Rock Hit Near Del Rio Tennessee
A southbound Southern Railway passenger train struck a rock on the track near Del Rio Bridgeport Tenn Feb 22 derailing the engine mill car combination car and a one day coach. All three cars plunged into Pigeon River and, as far as known, all passengers are accounted for with none seriously injured.
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Bridgeport
Tenn
Southern Railway
del Rio
Pigeon River
Cargo Worth a Million in Pacific Steamer Lyrt Arrival
Tacoma February 2. The American steamer Lyrt arrived from the Orient with the most valuable cargo ever brought to the Pacific coast. The ship carried the Japanese government exhibit for the Louisiana Exposition at St. Louis along with a miscellaneous cargo valued at about one million dollars. The total value is hard to estimate due to priceless items in the exhibit.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Crest
Lyrt
Igra
St. Louis
Ottokar Malek Enthralls Topeka Audiences With Masterful Piano
Bohemian pianist Ottokar Malek played at the Topeka auditorium drawing the largest piano concert crowd yet heard in the city. He offered a program mixing Gronfeld, Romaske, Sauer, Bach, Beethoven, Liszt, Brahms and Chopin, praised for intellect and expressive depth over mere technique. The 1,200 in attendance gave sincere applause and an encore of Chopin Mazurka.
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Ottokar Malek
Paderewski
Malek
Tke Paderewski
Topeka
America
Sauer
Rosenthal
de Pachman
Gronfeld
Romaske
Gavotte
Minuette
Emil Sauer
Tansig
George Barlow Penny
Haydn
Saint-Saens
Glucke Peret
Brahm
Beethoven
Chopin
Lisat
Muzis
Bach
Brahms
Alf Klingenberg
Klingenberg
Zurka
Lawsuit Filed Over Unpaid Rent at 831 Kansas Ave
Sophia Hogeboom sues Herman Uterman in district court for 465 in unpaid rent for first floor and three rooms of 831 Kansas avenue building occupied by The Palms joint. Lease dated Sept 19 19 with total 1140, paid 475, 465 still due. incident followed by Blanche Bolex smashing front windows early Feb 4. Uterman is now served.
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Sophia Hogeboom
S District Court
Herman Uterman
Kansas Avenue
Uterman
Stillus
Blanche Bolex
Methods Not Men Editorial on Tom Kelly Campaign
A long Em poria Gazette editorial by William Allen White argues voters should favor H W Grass over Tom Kelly, attacking Kelly for alleged financial conflicts, lobbying to block anti corrupt bills, and smear tactics. It asserts Grass is not suited for Kelly’s job, praises Kelly’s reform stance, and cites historical Kansan figures to frame political loyalties.
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Emporia Gazette
William Allen White
H. W. Grass
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Grass
Raiiroida
Mr. Grass
Topeka Banka
Grane
Cobinpt
Tom Kelix
Gross
Fis
Leland
Judas Iscariot
Apostle Pac
Ificland
Paul
Sam Lappan
Treaster
Ski
Tecan
teMet
Kansan Ika
Jim Lane
Pomeroy
Ator Caldwell
Senate
Burton Ti
Kansas
Rn Peare
Old Waxworks Show Remembrance Banquet Planned
A London piece recalls Madame Tussaud s waxworks establishment on the Strand and the lineage of its current manager John Tussaud as a banquet is prepared to honor her memory with a world renowned exhibition origin.
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Mme. Tussaud
Mmne
Tussaud Brou
Paris
Marylebone Road
John T. Tussaud
Origins of the French Revolution and Court Fads Recap
The passage recalls the start of the French Revolution as the people rallied for a parade through Paris. It notes the siege of the Bastille two days later and mentions modeling wax as a fashionable craze at court. A Berne physician named Curtius trained in anatomy to high artistry.
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Strena
Paria
Berne
Curtius
Madame Tussaud and the Paris Connection in Wax History
A fragmentary report describes Madame Tussaud’s associations with Parisian figures and revolutions, noting her wax likenesses of royalty and notable persons. It mentions her connections to the Court, the guillotine era, and later tours while highlighting the influence of the famed model Marie Taubman and London-based pressures on her permanent residence.
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Omic
Jose Bine de Beauharnais
Sven
M. Curtius
Banckheath
London
Mme
Marie Maubran
Birmingham
Tussaud
of Dyers
Ip Street
Don News
Newman Aims Higher for Secretary of State Post
County Clerk A. Newman, cited as a potential secretary of state candidate in 1906, has not disclosed post term plans. He left at noon for Concordia to attend a Fifth District congressional convention, saying he would not name backers or advocate for any candidate as he begins his own campaign.
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A. Newman
Newman
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