At the Capital Curtis Thanks President for Appointing Seckler
Washington reports Mr Curtis thanked the president for a Meutenancy in the regular army for H M Seckler of Leavenworth a former member of the Twentieth Kansas in the Philippines Seckler’s past includes military instruction in Ohio and Missouri The president observed he would encourage men of his stamp and ordered Seckler to examination at Leavenworth on January 6 The piece also notes Lieut Palmer’s advancement requests and Reeder’s influence in obtaining posts and promotions for Kansas veterans and residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Curtis
Kansas
H. H. Seckler
Leavenworth
Philippines
Seckier
Ohio
Missouri
Bia
Unmon
Little
Metcalf
Bercon
Seckier le
Roussvelt
Reeder
Palmer
Oklahoma
Jewell County
Rough Riders
San Jun
Lieut Palmer
Kansas Agricultural College
Reader
At Barre
Hanover
Western Union Menaenser
Local political and crime notes mix in year end dispatch
A sweeping Topeka summary reports a Populist party convention, liquor enforcement clashes, topeka court actions, a New Orleans circus, anti imperial sentiments, and a 50 year penitentiary sentence. Other items cover Hoosier political battles, a state board meeting, and regional arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popuitet Pa Party
Cailé
Selly & Gray Circus
New Orleans
Agiand
Aeseewensee
Aoenen Hoton
John P. Brown
International Society of Arboriculture
National Hotel
Christian Endeavor Societies
Stahl
Judge Ber
United States
Topeka
Olive Jones
Buffalo” Jones
Chas. Curtis
Frank S.thomas
Santa Fe
Hes
Montgomery
Arthur Capper
State Board of Agriculture
Antiquities Seized in Boston Port for Undervaluation
Collector Lyman plans seizure of about 16000 worth of antiquities from Boston importations. Items include dirty old church vestments hangings embroideries tapestries collected globally. undervaluation cited as unintentional error in invoice. evidence before U S apprraisers in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lyman
Custom House
New York
Board of United States Apprainers
Four Women Poisoned In Altoona Candy Incident
In Altoona Pennsylvania on January 4 1900s a spill of embalming fluid at a grave site sink contaminated candy given to Viola Ickes Rose Ickes and Mrs George J Noffaker. The three women became violently ill and were feared not to recover fully while Mrs Allison also tasted the candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Wiliam
Frank Allison
John Allison
Rome
Priciny
Mrs. Allison
Topeka Society Details a Week of Social Events
A Topeka society column recaps a week of social gatherings and parties. Luncheons, card clubs, dancing parties, and family celebrations are listed with host names and venues across Topeka, Harrison street, Steinberg's hall, Hudson's ball, and the executive mansion guarded by Governor Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Thomas
Harrison Street
Evening Club
Fred Cole
Topeka Avenue
Buchsler
Hudson's Ball
Stanley
Executive Mansion
Pearade Prescott
Frank Foster
Frank
Manola Club
W. H. Rossington
Florence Rossington
Steinberg’s Hall
Ella O'Connor
San Francisco
Gertrude Reed
Jackson Street
Helen Sterne
Bessie Dallas
Kansas City
Gertrude Hankln
Frank Srimes
Loughs and Colds in Children
A dated testimonial touts a non narcotic universal remedy for children of all ages. It claims safety for laypersons and professionals, urging druggists to stock the product as relief from colds coughs and bronchial ailments. Signed by Mrs Mary St Melends M A Chicago TD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miraost
Paris
Mary St. Melends
M. A
Chicago
Smith's Green Mountain Renovator advertised for blood and rheumatism
A Vermont remedy claims to cure bad blood rheumatism and nervousness with a tonic effect. The promotion asserts the Renovator benefits virtually all cases and sustains overworked parts of the body, urging readers to buy or contact an agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountains
Topeka
Smith
Green Mountain Renovator
Green Mountain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Curtis
H. M. Seckler
Mr. Reeder
Washington
Jusice
District of Columbia
Brent
Mamaritan
Beneft
Peo
Chariy Organization
Reese
Eaten S
Seaceen
Dallas Wik
Miee Tae
Slim
Rompely
sPromnene
Thas
Sonsyh
Powter
Kansne
Wheatlo & Texas
Aechisem Aire Spenioe
Mateel
Tas
Vernon A
News OF the
Krkige
Harveyville
Hanna
Foraker
Ohio Legislative
Lancaster
London Times
Nebraska
Bartley
Des Moines
Turners Falls
Maas
University of Chicago
Frankly Rogers
Evanston
Malta
Burlington
White House
Roosevelt
Odell
Greater
Tomas Estrada Palma
Cubs
Frank H. Peavey
Walla Walla
Puget Sound
Collector of Customs of
Eagle Health
Ralston Yeast CO
Topeka, Kansas
Topeka Society
Byron Hoberts
Fort Scott
Four Fours Card Club
Edward Wuerth
Tyler Street
Steinberg's Hall
Frank Scott Davis
Albert Patten
Frederick Fryer
Harry Brent
Mrs. R. Horton
West Tenth
James R. Wick
J. ©. McClintock
Waterman Stone
Rockwell
Junction City
Ethel Morton
Edna Herbst
Hyperion Club
A. W. Dana
Whiting
Henry Stevenson
Jennie Price
Hambleton
Bethany Gymnasium
Josephine Shellabarger
P. C. Chamberlain
John Hodson
Mina Grace Frost
Misa Bertha Beal
Louise McClellan
Nellie Millspaugh
Ia~sell Frost
Montie Kistler
23, Gossett
Dick Stanton
Safford Chamberlain
Eva
Alias Reset Malverne
Helen Ts le Millapaugh
Mary Alice Merriit
Mies Peat Lord
Mins m Batilcon
Pearl Herrberg
Margaret Ste Musa
Edith Morton
Dorothy Rae
Alice Alston
Bertha Lux
Laura Lux
Norman Holman
Adele Small
George M. Stone
Highland Park
J. &. Manley
Roscoe Mantey
Horace Potter
C. Hall
R. Manning
Maxwell City
Portia Club
J. 5. Sprout
Will Davison
Mame Davison
Davison
Grace Welch
Dora Tuckerman
Denver
Philip John Hodson
Helianthus Club
J. K. Jones
Ladies’ Music Club
Celeste
Nellie Ee Ride
Muitary Seo
Ross
A. C. Sherman
Anna Quigsey
Btorttens
Topeke
Perry
Vie
W. J. Lewis
Monroe Street
Capital Society
Longs
Secretary of Navy
Washington Society
Mrs. Long
Davey
A.C. Klingaman
East Sixth Street
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