Margare t Mornhorse Hosts Varied Afternoon Party
Margaret Mornhorse hosted a forward party at Mine Beagle Mixyden’s place on Var Huron wheel with a lively alaty-thrve game. Guests included numerous Misses and Mrss from local families. awards, embroidery and a Muses romance feature filled the crepe with questions and curtain displays. Refreshments circulated as guests toured rooms. later gatherings and Topeka visits were noted among attendees and hosts.
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Margaret Mornhorse
Tmsiiery
Bonar
Prines
Mueets
Uth MetTintock
Sian Aes
Stina
Camgebell
Bleenon
Columbia
Ohio
Stasi Bates
Miss Vere
Miss Kate
Milew
Nelike Couch
Mise Donny
Fea Rored Horner
Miaimity King
Mio Exaily Elliott
Ise Verdic
Johnson
Beatetta
Darna
Malatetinc
Ana Evergreen
Was & Muses
Romance. Com
Peony Sones
Nellie Jones
Clarence Greteer
Local social notes recount holidays and visits across Topeka
Residents return from Baye City and Men a Ark to Topeka after holiday visits with friends. Mrs F H Stokes hosted a large party at 625 Tyler Street. Archdeacon Crawford aids Topeka work with SF Davison at 556 Topeka Avenue. Hubert Stewart celebrate golden wedding anniversary with family on Crane Street. Numerous locals, including the Stewarts and Foxes, gather for New Year’s Eve supper and year’s end reflections.
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Iret Crandelt
F. H. Stokes
Lange
Tyler Street
Archdeacon Crawford
Topeke
SF. Davison
Topeka Avenue
Carl Kiene
Baye Beer
Baye
Mena
Ark
Hubert Stewart
Helr
Crane Strest
Bend- Honey Prandon
Mra Brandes
Mra. Edwards
Carl Pox
Mark Fox
Ded
Matthew Stewart
Robert Lee
Charles Wallace
James Smith
Otto Lowe
John Lee
John McCiellan
Mr Cullough
Allan Jennie DicMellen
Gertrude Zinterman
Mite ViolerieCulloaigh
Mian
Agnes Stewart
Sis
Enna Stewart
William Streuss
Emnent Wilcox
John Hartman
Governor outlines tax and bond plan to ease state credit
Governor Thomas tells the legislature the state's credit is exhausted and urges drastic steps. He proposes corportate reorganization under a state board of equalization, franchise taxation, and bond issuance to fund outstanding warrants totaling 2,073,077. He warns of bankruptcy unless revenue laws and valuations are tightened.
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Denver
Thomas
State Board of
Ionne
Oath Taken as Boston Lays Inaugural Events
In Boston on January 3 the legislature witnessed the swearing in of supreme court justices and state officers. Governor Crane delivered his Inaugural address focusing on state affairs as the reading of the paper proceeded. executive council members were sworn in with Deford Booming and others noted in attendance.
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Boston
Supreme
Towaid
Crane
No Railway Combine Opposed by President Says Public Benefit Stressed
President Jeffery argues that a railway combine would threaten commerce and insists rail managers must respect the interstate commerce law. He notes New York has no such end and that changes require public notice and law adherence. If law obeyed, certain rail lines could cease to exist, which would ultimately benefit the public and other business interests.
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Eee
New York
New ‘York
Sailway
Weather Strains Cheyenne Miners Face Mounting Hardships
Cheyenne endures worsening conditions as predicated weather limits disrupt mining operations. The lack of capital and equipment delays hinder orders and delays increase exploration. Snipers fear and labor unsettled, with northern Colorado coal supplies strained. The year could see new mines opening as the situation worsens.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Colorado
Littlefield Leaves Topeka Rail Work March Two
Walter Littlefield assistant attorney in the Susie Pelew department Topeka will sever ties with the railroad on March 2. He came to Topeka July 3 189% from Ottawa where he served as local attorney for Adler. After retirement he plans to practice law elsewhere likely in Kansas City Mo. The Littlefields will make a pleasure trip to the West Coast and then probably settle in Kansas City.
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Walter Littlefield
Susie Pelew
To- Pek
Littlefield
Kansas City
Me. Littlefield
Topeka
Ottawa
Hee Ten Jocal
Adler
Bire
Rumor Sparks Trade Woes Over Canned Salmon
The Journal notes a rumor that salmon was being canned in Louisiana and branded as salmon tuna, causing concern among coastal fish traders. The report prompted scrutiny by the United States fish commission and drew reactions from local groups, including the breach in trust among communities and a possible loss of trade for canned fish dealers.
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Newae
Eee
Journal A Catameros
Deon
United States
Throat Troubles and a Missed Pectoral Purchase
A former lapse in buying Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for a cold is recalled as a mistake, but the remedy is still described as reliable and effective even now.
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Ayer
Prehistoric Race Discovery Along Michigan Wall
A buried stone wall extending about twenty-five miles from near Sebewaing to Paris in Michigan has been found buried in turndish relics. The structure, several feet high and wider at the base, spans three regions and dates back to a prehistoric era.
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Saginaw
Mieh
Genow
Sebewaing
Paris
Looting Parties Reported in Pekin Dispatch
A Herald dispatch from Pekin claims punitive expeditions by powers were looting. It cites German forces at Tang-Him taxing villagers 4000 taels and 190 pounds of furs as punishment for alleged murder of imaginary Christians. General Chaffee reportedly ordered cooperation before withdrawing. Unclear motive tied to weakening Chinese authority in the province. Separately, robbers attacked Kuimahuk station, stealing goods valued at 35,000.
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New York
Pekin Seys
Wint
Civ
Tang-Him
Chaffee
Desert
Chinewe
Ie Kang
Ovetoma
Kuimahuk
West River
Widh
Inaugural Ceremonies Seen As Simple Statewide
State officers favor a plain inauguration style with minimal ceremonies in Topeka. Officials plan a quiet event with informal receptions and little pomp to avoid disrupting official duties. Citizens are urged to expect a straightforward observance with no elaborate pageantry.
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Topeka
Ecimns
Eve Loet
New City Workers Club Calls Annual Meeting
The New City Workers Club has called its annual meeting. The agenda includes reporting on legislative considerations and plans to elect officers for the next year by the new board of directors.
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Pew Board of Directors
Railroads Seek Control of Minneapolis and St Louis Line
New York June 4 The Tribune says leaders with good authority that the Central and the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul are both trying to secure control of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad and the Central railway. Titlets Central is understood to have been buying common stock in the open market through a stock exchange house and negotiating for holdings but has not yet secured control.
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Bock Island
Ilincia Cestral
New York
Trijune
Elemid
Centrel
Chicago, Ravisland & Pacific
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Central Railway
Titnets Central
UC Ia
Centra
Stork Eatchange
Fire destroys row of houses on Funkwitk street Jersey City
Twelve families driven from bed into bitter cold after a fire that destroyed a row of houses on Funkwitk street. Fire damage listed at 50000 with partial insurance. Two other items note a wrecked Minneapolis train near Bargeant and the death of Jack Sterling in Wichita whose death is attributed to heart failure.
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Ian
Mery Ovvire
Minnie ‘Arnickle
Funkwitk Street
Jersey
Carlé
Insurante
Wichita
Jack Sterling
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Railway
Ead
Manhattan Hotel
Sub Treasury Shipments Reported for December
A New York report shows sub treasury currency shipments totaling 35,100,000 for December. Of this, 00 went to New Orleans and 400,000 to Chicago. Interior movement through the sub treasury ends the year with Kansas City 206,0R, Minneapolis rent 2,405,000, and other amounts in the South and Northeast. A fog collision near morning in January involved the French gunboat Rest and a torpedo boat.
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Bub
Nineteenth Annual Report of the American Board of Foreign Missions
The nineteenth annual report shows donations totaling 317015 dollars. It notes expansion in Japan under new treaties allowing residence for missionaries, mentions Japan as increasingly dominated by Buddhist rule, and references Deshaide school as a high faith institution. It laments attacks on Protestant chapels in Granada and Cadia and condemns such moves by the Liberal party.
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American Board of Foreign Missions
Boston
American Board of Forsign Missions
Empire of
Japan
Deshiahe
Oes
Granada
Casuit
Cadia
Iparog Jong
Thesa
Wreck on Niles and Lisbon Road Kills Man and Injures Firemen
A post train on the Niles and Lisbon road wrecked last night near Niles. Charles Frack was killed while Fireman Win Klein and Brakeman Garfield Powers were seriously injured. The engine Strunk 1 and its crew plunged down an embankment after a farmer crossing with a wagon loaded with logs caused the derailment. the farmer escaped injury.
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Niles & Lisbon Road
Charles Frack
Klein Dse
Garfield Powers
Oleo Bill Scene in Congress Sparks Charges and Bribery Claims
The session centered on the oleomargarine bill with National Love Biogk association spokesman Springer presenting a memorial. He noted stock values and expressed concern that promoters aim to quiet opposition, while Judge Springer and Governor Hoard disputed reports as misrepresented and alleged bribery attempts by oleomargarine manufacturers. Knight rebutted, claiming Wadsworth’s majority fell about 2,000 votes amid disputed letters from dairy union officials.
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Knights Main
Hoard
Wisconsin
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Knight
Nelsons Dairy Union
Chicago
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Wadeworth
Kansas at Buffalo Designs For State Building
J M Junkin of Sterling files report for the Pan American commission. A called meeting is set in the state House to review preliminary plans and designs for a state building at Buffalo contingent on adequate legislative funding for the commission to proceed. The session is scheduled for Monday at 2 o clock.
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Sterling
Pan-American Commetusion
Ha5
Commission
Tor Mondey
Tn Perenne Co- Dura
State House
Buffalo
Ats O'Clotie
Actress Mrs. Fiske Heads Topeka For Kecky Sharp
Popular actress Mrs Fiske will draw a large Topeka audience for the Piaine production Kecky Sharp at the Crawford tomorrow. Tickets on the lower floor priced at 140 and 3 dollars have sold rapidly, with remaining slips still available at box office.
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Sean
Romantic Estate Mystery Looms Over Lincoln Harness Maker
Edvedst H. Moller, a Dublin born harness maker in Lincoln Illinois, claims a portion of his father’s estate after decades of searching records in New Orleans and Sydney. An elder brother’s discovery and later correspondence tied the lineage to the late Baltimore family, prompting a probate battle and notices of a public auditorium event while Port Royal Station debates continue in Washington.
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Til
Barnessmaker
Edvedst
H. Moller
Dublin
New Orleans
New South Wales
Mund Moller
Moller
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