Midnight Mass Opens New Year at Church of the Assumption
Hundreds attend the solemn high Mass at the Church of the Assumption to mark the new year. Reverend Dean Heyden leads the ceremony with Father Daly and Father Harrigan assisting. Benediction followed the service, which will not be repeated until next Holy Year.
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Thorel
Dean Heyden
Watter Haretgan
Duncos
Father Daly
Burys
Mns
Christmaas
Crity
Beehlehem
Tyer
Harrigan
Dinner for Bryan and Belmont Banquet Marks Statesman Event
New York reports Belmont plans a banquet hosted by the Statesman faction with prominent figures in attendance. The event aims to honorWilliam Senolnen and highlight local civic efforts as coverage previews tomorrow.
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Belmont
Webranks Statesman
New York
Jax
The
Tomorrew
William Senolnen
Bryan to Visit New York for Dinner Honoring Vet
Bryan plans a sparse vet visit to New York within the next month hosted by Dr. John Gardiner of this city. A dinner will be given in his honor by O. H. Belmont during the visit.
Measuring Earthquakes Exhorts Central Lab for Seismology
A 19th century piece notes 23 stations now used to gauge earth tremors and urges a central seismological laboratory to compare and analyze registers from abroad. It reports Milne’s station at Shide facing damage, records showing 10 earthquakes last year, and how observatories locate earthquake origins across continents, with discussion of wave behavior and dampening effects.
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Lfrem
Milnes
Shide
Este of
Milne
Kew
Nico Ines
Potsdam
Trieste
Soper
Victiria
British Columbia
Pricin
Erisiatins
Japan
Symons
Mid
Jaen
Wis
Wrons
Endantal
Aifferweit
Hew
Topeka News Snapshots and Local Notes
A chaotic mix of town items reports on court terms, public office matters, and weather. The January supreme court term opens, county clerks plan meetings, and local clubs and societies hold sessions as Topeka keeps busy with civic and social events.
Fish Tires founder dies at age six in Clinton Iowa
Fish Tires Manufacturing president G Fish died yesterday in Clinton aged six years. He was widely known as founder of theFish Bros wagon. The obituary notes Korine Wisconsin manufacturing era in 1342 and a local sale offering machinery at reduced prices.
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Clinton
T. G. Fish
Fish Tires Manufac Huting Company
Fish Bros
Lesinning
Korine
Wia
Courtney
Rewacne
Mronquill
PIMPLES AND BOILS REMEDY CLAIMS SAFE CURE
An old advertisement touts Hyde's Bi Sulpho Tablets as the modern cure for scrofula and blood disorders. It stresses constitutional treatment, lists ingredients, and cites a Kansas City testimonial. The pills cost 50 cents per box with a Marshall Michigan postpaid option and a free health book offer.
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Hyde
John McWilliams
Kansas City
Bishipho Co
Marshall
Mich
Big Cattle Case Defendants in Federal Suit
Clark County ranchman J W Jones faces a lawsuit filed by the National Bank of California seeking a judgment for 87 and the appointment of a receiver over cattle on his Clark County ranch. The bank alleges the cattle are not properly handled and asks in federal court for the receiver and transfer of the case back to Clark County district court.
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Clark County
National Bank of California
J. W. Jone
Flare County
District Court
Jones
Ir. Jones
Kansas City Commission
Ghd
Sommiton Comphey
Banik
Plark “County District Court
Johnson Sues Swift & Co Over Husband Death
Elizabeth Johnson of Kansas City sues Swift & Co in federal court for $10,000 claiming her husband Joseph Johnson died from injuries after a piling incident involving ice in a refrigerator car and overhead rails. The suit, first filed in Wyandotte County, was removed to federal court.
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Elizabeth Johnson
Kansas City
Kansan
Es Swift Co
Joseph Johnson
Johnson
Joe
Fee
Jotmeos
Tae Hee Ang
Tim
Joinsn
Court of Common Pleas
Wyamtotle County
Yes
Ayention
Stnolant
Tor le
Ten Horses Burned At Kent Fire At Fair Grounds
A barn at the fair grounds used by racing stable owner D W Kent was destroyed by fire early Sunday. Ten horses including Miss Emily and B D Q perished, along with buggies and sulkies. Fire origin undetermined, building insured, six prior fires at the grounds. Separate notices mention fires at National hotel and Harrison street. Also promotional medical and patent remedy ads interrupting copy.
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D. W. Kent
Bern
Fair Grounds
Waa Post Saving
Emily
B.D. Q
Kent
National Hotel
Harrison Street
Morrow’s Kid-ne-alith Advertised Cure Gains Public Attention
John Green of Win. Green & Son grocers testifies to relief from backache via Morton's Kid-ne-alith and Yellow Tablets. The ad claims a complete cure, citing a Topeka audience and urging readers to seek the remedy at local drug stores.
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Topeka
Kansax Avenue
Saye
Morton
Siicey
Morrow
Fcty Ae
John Morrow
Otila
Pleasant closing party at Findson's hall social
A very pleasant affair closed the club's fret ser on Saturday at Findson's hall. Hinsle was furnished by Steenberg's orchestra and refreshments followed. Notables present included Miss Octavia Greenwood Miss Florence Vard Tassel Miss Etta Heck Miss Alice Vanderpool Miss May Van Horn Miss Marie Wilfor Miss Mary Irwin Miss Mae Glesey and many others. The piece also lists Chautauqua events and various social meetings in Topeka. The engagement of Miss Louise Smith to Mr. David Sibley is announced and many visits and parties are noted.
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Rennie
Rastine
First Congregational Church
BO. Smyth
Steynes Ureatia
Baneas Academy of Fence
Bern
Tristan
Topeka
Cuir
Rasurigtion
Huey
Iforek
Santa Fe
Round House
Hyman
Mr. Hoeck
Parma
Aikrahnittown
Mary Bradshaw
Bergeait ‘Donovan
Jefferson
Secret Service Department
Witel
Hha
Maso
Wilson
Grand Opera Howe
Peapie
Matt’ Cave
Iit
George Heid
State Historical Society
Thia
Tt. S. Brigham and
Withelm
Giem
Cammitter Wich
Tuboka
Dettt
Bng
Ron
Terence Whittier
Sugoe
Mere Sousa
Fonaca
House
Adirants
Adnan
Poneman
Beari
Chariew Martin
Long Branch
Rome
United Tates Commissar Glark
Tnt
Tt Club
Findson's
Hinsle
Steenberg
Octavia Greenwood
Florence Vard Tassel
Etta Heck
Alice Vanderpool
May van Horn
Marie Wilfor
Mary Irwin
Mae Glesey
Mize Eleanor Colcord
Byrtie
Walter Bible
Repert Miller
Charles Markley
Warren Cheney
Frank Squire
Harry Martin
Chicago
Engravea
Adams Trothers
Delegales
City Federation
W. C
Burr Lakin
Atchin
Harry Safford
North Topeka
South Side
Grace Norris
Kansas City
Louise Smith
Charles Blood Smith
David Sibley
Sibley
Lved
Albuquerque
Smith
Europe
Soper
Venita
I. T
J. W. Farns- Worth
Topeka Avenue
Y. Woca
Pactora
M. Lualve Jones
State Normal
Sormmls
Privness
Homer Low
Port Worth
Tex
J.B. Crockitt
Leavenwartt
Guy Hagar
St. Louis
Blias Maryon
Charles Croskey
Amanda Jones
C. Fr. Jones
Katherine Reilly
Carbondale
W. W. Carr
Lizele Rive
Pall, Ind
W. B. Robey
West Tenth Street
W. L. Trump
Trump
A. J. Kitts
Ottawa
Aaron Wolfsohn case clarification in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 1 Aaron Wolfsohn arrived from Chicago. S Jones of New York Life says Wolfsohn is the insured for 10.06 despite a prior public declaration that the death at a lodging house was a self inflicted act. Wolfsohn’s heirs and the policy payout were under public administrator control. The death and the policy’s ownership will be investigated.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wolfsohn
Chicago
Aaron Wolfsohn
S.jones
New York Life Insurance Company
Jones
Cue
Wealth of millionaires from New York World roster
A roster of prominent U S millionaires with listed wealth and roles. Includes William A. Clark $50,000,000 coal and iron mine owner and manufacturer. Marcus Hanna $12,000,000 banker and railroad magnate. John D Rockefeller not shown. Redfield Proctor $3,300,000. Joseph B Foraker $1,000,000. Nathan B. Scott $2,000,000. Joseph Simon $4,000,000. and others across mining, banking, railroads, shipbuilding, and law.
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New York World
Joe Ey My Ow
William Andrew Clark
Ane Tana
Marcus Alonzo Hanna
Rep
Ohio
John Percival Jones
Nevada
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
John Kean
New Jersey
Menacing Assurance In Court Over Rent Row
A New Orleans Times-Democrat item describes a landlord tenant dispute in which Tristan Callahan allegedly refused to pay rent after repairs. An ex-college professor landlord threatened eviction and called in a detective. In court the old Irish couple testified as defendants were arrested and the landlord and wife faced cross examination.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Tristan
Callahan
Diacios i
Callatian
Toto
Poloctiank
SSS Siena
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Ken Rentonitking
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Michigan
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Colorado
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Indiana
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William J. Sewall
Joseph Very Quaries
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Lady Dedlock
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