Embroidered Dress Fittings Demonstrated in Lining Dept
District planning notes discuss a new MEAT FOR ATINTORIUM plant and building heating contracts. Edison company and Bidivon are mentioned in relation to municipal heating and construction costs. City officials debate plant procurement, ownership stakes, and funding as work moves toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Company
Cimpell
Hughes
Hurnes
Heiney
Corpielinga Hinesien
newrirraWics
Chat
Citey
Conmpelinian
Bergan
Ache Dias
Titan
Gieetrie Street
Morgan
Ewkolt
Anitie
Amir
Elenst Bait Ag
Syndicate Plans Trolley From Gotham to Albany
Rockefeller Morton and Morgan push a trolley line from New York City to Albany via Port Allen and the Allure post road. The syndicate reportedly seeks permission and financing to build a continuous route from New York to Albany, crossing the Hudson valley and linking major points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Morton
Morgan
Gotham
Albany
York
New York Post
Jobo
Hockefelter
Lavil
Elvre Port
Admiral Bampson Tackles the Cheating Loop Controversy
In a brief interview Admiral Bampson revisits the so called Cheatnut loop dispute amid the Beaten, Fim 27 snafus. He explains the sequence of events around a race between the Marla Weeeam and the AG milea, noting intervention by the Tawa and Texas prevented collision with the Fivecie ES Ryvokiyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bampson
Fim
Compas
Bricklyn Ange
Ter
Sampsen
Tawa
Texas
Mise Maud Gonne Leads Cincinnati Boer Aid Rally
The Cincinnati meeting led by Mise Maud Gonne featured General Mithwel Hyatt and Speaker Miss Gupne as crowds packed Atuse Hall. Assorted speakers praised Boers while denouncing British policy, with a 25 cent admission and applause erupting every few minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Maud Gonne
Cincinnati
Cincinnati O. Fe
Mayor Tafel
Assad Goitig
Atuse Hall
Mithwel Hyatt
Miss Gupne
Os ‘Tiehaus
Lee Bere
Unsned by Pisces Vourr Todur Hand Milwaukees Street Ordinance
The city of Milwaukee acts to approve a street traffic ordinance after removal from local court review. The proceedings involved a ruling by the superior court and subsequent city actions to enforce or adjust the measure.
Striking Weavers Win in Philadelphia Labor Tie
In Philadelphia on February 27 striking weavers won after a 12 week stoppage. The workers secured a pay increase of 18 cents total, including 2 cents plus 16 cents more for overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mardi Gras Crowds and Sunny Spring Weather At New Orleans
Crowds gather for Mardi Gras events in New Orleans on February 7 as 38 floats celebrate childhood tales from Jack and the Beanstalk to Fairy Dell Tree while weather stays mild and sunny. The Proteus ball at the French Opera House dazzles attendees including the Chita ambassador. Governor Atkinson of West Virginia and Admiral Hogers announce offers amid a New York delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jack
Chita Ambasmador
Governor Atkinson
West Virginis
Admiral Hogers Aakt
Scuyvesant
New York
American Reformer Opposes Qing Era Reform Moves
An American reformer argues against continued Qing Empire reforms as the era shifts after the war ending. The piece notes opposition to imperial modernization and outlines the reform movement's rise and its opposition to brutal suppression of dissent. The article mentions the United States influence and figures leading or opposing the movement.
Chicago railroad damage claim unclear and garbled
A fragmentary, garbled text from a Chicago area rail route incident describes alleged property damage and injury. The legible items involve property values, destruction, and a patient with an elevated railroad area. The source is incomprehensible and lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodee Adama
Chicago
Perry Loan & Sayings bank vault door blown open
A Georgia town report from Terry, Feb 33, notes Perry Loan & Sayings bank was entered by intruders last night. The vault door blew open and the liner money vault was affected by dynamite, indicating a professional bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Bank
Terry, Ga
Perry Loan & Sayings Bank
Wis
Siak
Sailors Win Comfort Ruling in Cold Weather Suit
In the United States circuit court Judi Hanford ruled for three sailors in a life suit over ship masters failing to provide adequate warmth. The decision demands safe and warm clothing for sailors aboard ships during cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
United States
Judi Hanford
Wolding
Untitled Note on Pacific Trade Involving Prites Puniatiwski
A fragmented report claims Prites Puniatiwski of San Francisco purchased a treasury item for 9,000,008. The prince, president of Standard Metric in Pittsburgh, notes a 20 million line of electrical canigry near Mindanao is valuable for the pearl Saherive and Busaparate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cristo
Ian Sine
Tetandi Pasta Philippines
Prites Puniatiwski
San Francisco
Prince
Standard Mertric Company
Pittatieta Caine Electrical Canigry Ee Sone
Lone
Mindanagao
Ie Pearl Saherive
Noted educators open national education conference in Chicago
The National Education Association department of Superintendence opens in University Hall Chicago with over 40 college presidents and leading educators attending. Notables include Harvard president Charles W. Eliot Wheeler, Columbia's Nicholas Murray Butler, Stanford's David Starr Jordan, Chicago superintendent J Benjamin Andrews, and US Commissioner of Education William T Harris. The three day program centers on topics for those in educational work with welcomes by Andrews and Downing. Butler will speak on the status of education at the close of the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Superintendence
National Educational Association
University Hall
Charles W. Pilot
Harvard
Benjamin A Wheeler
University of California
Nicholas M. Butler
Clumbia University
David Miarr Jordan
Leland Stanford Univerity
J. Benjamin Andrews
Mina Estwile Roch
Andiasabhoole
Rahop
Tra Itemaen
Johns Stoidtine University
William T Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Andrew S. Drabet
Univeralty
Mitnals
Arthur Allen
The
Versity of
Colorado
National Educations
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Hirov
Harris
Washington
Spain's Title Not Clear on Oriental Isles Dispute
A Washington report states the State Department has not relinquished claim to the Batanes and Cagayan lands, though Spain seeks resolution. The inquiry investigates the matter as Spain may leverage the isles to unnamed powers, with military importance noted and no surrender until Spain's title is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Oriental Isles
New York
Washington
Saya
State Department
Hua
Bibutu
Cegayan Sutu
Deviaian
Germany
Pacific
Spain
Ty Islands
East Side Paving Drive Seeks Monroe Street Extension
Colonel W B Trowellston and 24 property owners on Monroe Street petition the city council to pave Monroe Street from Sixth to Tenth Avenues. The move follows last year’s paving between Fifth Street and Sixth Avenue and aims to boost East Side property values and attract buyers. Notable signers include WH Rossington, A W Leech er, Martha Hacking, J R Hayden, and Bank of Topeka among others. The effort supports paving Eighth Avenue East as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
W. B. Trowellston
Mennroe Street
Sixth
Tenth Avenues
Monroe Street
Fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
WH. Rossington
A. W. Leecher
A. ©. Eider
Martha Hacking
James RR. Hayden
Obert McGinnia
Abe Steinber
Nantle J. Vento
Eighth Avenue East
North Topeka Community Column Fragment
Fragmentary local column notes life in North Topeka with names addresses and events. Mention of a meeting at 26 West Gurdat Street and references to local residents including Mrs. Bustier Mr. Schater and Dr. S. N. Eleven plus a baptism observance and church service hints at community activities and social ties in a Reform school neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas
Siaighter
Ie Mather
Rome
Reform School
Gecree
Prisuie Ville
A. O
Eran Rg
Leddew Guild
Hatehs
Siddaeat
West
Gurdat Street
SN. Ieven
Tendley
Ues
Mer
T. Schater
Central Avenue
Eatele
Gok
Apa
van Buren
Quincy Street
Luter
Munveh
Luces
Odutaday
Lights for Potwin Plans to Add Dynamo at City Plant
City officials consider installing additional dynamos to expand Potwin lighting. A late motion by Councilman Hughes proposes 47 new lighting posts at intersections including Willow and Greenwood Ashland and Greenwood Park and Greenwood Laurel and Greenwood and Woodlawn Park and Woollawn. Costs cited show a high capacity dynamo at 4300 dollars and a large light dynamo around 5500 dollars, with over 100 units needed. The council plans to refer the requests to the electoral committee for investigation into dynamo needs and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porthantha
Hughes
Willow
Greenwood
Ashland
Park
Laurel
Woodlawn
Woollawn
Elmwood
Bridge
Cherokee
Comerman
Morgan
Regulation of Pawn Brokers and Junk Dealers Proposed
Two ordinances to regulate pawn brokers and junk dealers were introduced at the copnell meeting. They require records of buyers and depositors, daily reports to police, and allow search for stolen property. Penalties include fines up to 100 dollars. Officials cited recent petty thefts and a watch theft recovered via pawn records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copnell
Kehsue City
Ramsey
Chy
Grex
Grogs
Viet Avere
Dioe
Mr. Greeg
Edward Wilder
Kansas City
Coupilsman Eliot
Palses Committee
New City Hall Council Meeting Proceedings
The council held a session in the new council chamber amid city hall construction delays. Mayor absent sick. Councilman Warner presided. An appropriation of 150 was approved to pay interest coupons on Potwin indebtedness held by A. H. Bates. Committees were tasked with reviewing house movers and street widening rules, including paving width standards and Topeka avenue. J McCingek offered to provide free stone for a city hospital subject to conditions. no action on the hospital proposal. Next meeting set for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Warner
A. H. Bates
Hnebeer
Topeka
Uni
J. McCiinigek
Gineasen
Hon Wan
Seguir
Reid
Barker seeks campaign candidacy amid business leaders upstate
A fragmented plea from an aspiring candidate appears among ads and notices. The message invokes community figures in Shawssew Mi and nearby areas as it announces intent to run for office in the fall. Barrel of names and places scattered through the text reflect a local political wish list.
Political Candidate Announcements Across Shawnee County
A flood of notices reveals candidates for county positions in Shawnee County with many vying in Republican primaries. Names include Hazel Hazen and Silas Rain among others seeking roles from county superintendent to probate judge and county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repube
Babes
Koper
Intendent of Public Instruction
Uekiind and
Teidan Primatiee Lobe Reade
Apeleee Eurplica Hc BvPorp
H. Sampson
Shawnee
Equrity
Abe Repbican
Mary
Thi
Diirier “Campo
Fourth
C. Y- le
Fagan
Thomas F. Doran
Bhewhee
Hanada
Mets
Onde
Donon
Silas Rain
Phils Et Anitige Ct Ty
Erie
Secund
Ullee
Tee Oouty
Kanes
Eublert
Ben Elle
Topeka City Officials Address Public Notice
Fragmented OCR text references Topeka city matters including a council or committee, fire concerns, and a resolution by unnamed officials. The readable parts indicate a formal notice from city authorities about an ordinance or action affecting residents, with unclear specifics and dates.
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Warren M.grosby
Hay
Fetal Roeunt
Capitol Building and Loan Association
Kansas Avenue
Benda
Frishdeng
Roger Rte
Philippines
Cielule
Eliisena
Ehilin
Naenus
Shearies
Mann Bay
Fecudbis Ebbsta Teapudt
Avin Ign Reid
Anes
Unier
Speer
Aushaies
Pete
William Ashaan
Updusho
Ames
Reform
Chia Asias
Reyvettlent
Jonas
Aidine Tite
Weer
Auaten
Sven
Palere Welb
Fourcos
Monroe
North Topeka
Rs Autres
Pharmacis
City Council
Harrison
T. Hazen
Lodwe
Eee Ae
Judicial Tiei Publican
Meran
Ncu AN
Bate Sodus
Ament
Perupher
Uate Journ
Zed
Thom
Journal Emer
Journal Aftics
Donchimans
A. Bl
Ci Man
Care Journal
Jasna
Teprenent
Moure Journal
Wilite
P.O. Department
Topeka Employment Agency
Nsane
Chimburmalde
Life of
Moody
Chap- Tin
Sey Ike Wid
Sl, Nichols & Co
Davia
Heurewick
Avenue
Spor
Wallabies
Burton
Seward Ave
Tree Party
Jess Jes
Jarrett
Quincy
Durham
Lake St
Br East Tenth St
Citern
Wation
G. G Coffin
Furnece
Cellad
Alltown
Alton
Kannan Ave
James B. Hayden
Joweter and ‘Clan
Topeka Storage and Warehouse Co
C.D. Skinner
East
J. Darling CO
Tia Kan
Prompe
Capital City
Manspeaker
Henderson
Joana
Kaas
Mussouri
GEO
Noble & Co
Crawford Building
Kan
Pacha
Lane
L Biscos
Kansas Ave
Willett
West Sixth ST
Notich
Stuawnee County
Nanas Avenue
Chas
Topexi
Emily Turner
Quincy St. N. Topeka
Hattie van Vleck
East Fifth of
A. F. Sherman
Milton Brown
Crawford Bldg
Florists
MES
HAGUE
Florist
Succesor
Groves
L.A
IDA
Barnes
M.D
Henidence
Martin
Wallace
Texidence
Eva Harding
Ranaae Ave
Ieee
Wien
Turmy
Hanneh O
DE Hguibor
Kansas A
Osteopathist
National
Tsien
Watchmazer
Firat
Elty
Orien
Dik
Spoeks Bate Jour
Bank of Topeka
Kansan
Thelpston
Mulane
Joba
Brekenabal
First National Bank
Tepeks. Kansaa
Cisse
Busisees
Fesratty
Peaneren
Sisto St i
Liamliters
Om. Krme
Cas. J. Lazer
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