Poultry Show Awards Attract Wide Interest This Week
The poultry show continued with prize awards announced this morning and last night. Judges, led by H. Rhodes, distributed honors across Wyandottes, Plymouth Rocks, and numerous fancy varieties. Awards list includes many firsts for A Sheets, W A Doolittle, J Dudley, and others with special exhibits and silver teapots as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rhodes
Burtad
Plymouth Rocke
Pillet
E. Hanna
PW. Hrace
William Vesper
Johny Dudley
Wyamutter
J. Whittlesey
Wewt
John Com
Geldeo WyAndottes
W. A. Doolittle
Wrandottes
John Dudley
W. J. Waiters
Comstock
Steand
D. M. May
W. Gause
J. W. Gause
Suporis
Wyandottes
Paviidgy Cockine
James Clark
Plymouth Tineke
John Barmnberger
Ted Mespie
A. Cy
Wits A. C
Williams Seaatt
Don Garrers
Tsaac
Clifford Afoffett
Henry Vesper, Jr
Cork
Wit- Hay
Schutt
Moe
John Harman
Taane Bhestx
William Schutt
Isaac Sheets
W. EbeckGeld
William Seu
Munyon's Kidney Cure Ad Promotes Pain Relief
An old print advertises Munyon's Kidney Cure claiming relief from kidney disease and related symptoms such as dropsy, frequent urination, and dark urine. It lists the product as available at druggists for 35 cents to 1505 Market Street in Philadelphia and promises free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Philadelphia
Denver Unemployed Rush for Public Work in Denver
Denver faces a public works wave as thousands seek immediate jobs on the Fourteenth Street viaduct project. A man secured work after a wife, with a baby and three children, pleaded with City Hall, revealing deep urban distress and urging prompt relief for families facing hunger and poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fourteenth Street
Board of Public Works
Booth
Menthan
Ely Hall
Messeger
New York Cheese Industry Faces Competition and Hope
Washington January 7 The agricultural department issues a bulletin on the history and state of New York cheese. It notes Canadian and Australian competition and the Batnes law limiting free lunches, but finds hopeful signs in improving cheese quality and restoring home trade to aid the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Department
New York State
Sera
Washingtons Wedding in New York DAR Ball
New York on January 7 saw the New York chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution mark the annual Washington wedding celebration. Col Walter Logan spoke on arbitration based on a paper by Senator Smunds of Vermont. Ella Wheeler Wilcox read a poem. Sokichi Kudeouka, a Japanese bari tone, performed in costume with a Japanese artist. Guests included Admiral Breen, Commodore Sicard, Murat Malstead, George Parsons Lathrop, Joseph Jefferson, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon of Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thorgs Washington
Bherryrs
Sternoon
Daughters of the American Revolution
Col. Walter & Logan
Senator S~munds
Vermont
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Ty Sokichi Kudeouka
Admiral Breen
Commodore Sicard
Murat Malstead
George Parsons Lathrop
Joseph Jefferson
Mrs. Vernon
Davis
Actress Kathryn Rider Faints On Chicago Stage
Chicago January 7 actress Kathryn Rider fainted during a scene in Madame Sans Gene at the Columbia theater. She collapsed in mid sentence as actors rushed to assist, curtain fell early, audience told by Augustus Cook the trouble was overwork and not alarming. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve ad appears with Dopey sales pitch and Topeka 1997 date. International Trade Association stockholders meet January 29 1597 at 2 p.m. to discuss by laws at Kansas Ave office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kathryn Rider
Columbia Theater
Emil
Augustus Cook
Napoleon
Geo
W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Ken
International Trade Association
United States
Mexico
The
Accounting Trust Co
Kansas Ave
Kansas
Weleck P
SoDiateces
Epiphany Queen Hosts Topeka Bishop's Party In 1696
In Topeka social news Mrs. F. R Millspaugh the Epiphany Queen hosted the annual party at the bishop's home with Grace cathedral clergy and their wives. Guests arrived to a star favor supper, white and red decorations, and a throne for the king and queen. The event featured a cake cutting, coronation, wassail, and memorial tributes. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon and others from Topeka society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R Millspaugh
Inet
Vesars
Grace Cathedral
BP. G. Neel
Draven
Dean Hodiey
W. Farnsworth
Stri_ C. d. Brown
Dean Radley
Kirut
Millspaugh
William Henderson
Eigth Holphany
Thomas
Thimble Party Teems with Christmas Greens and Guests
Thimble Party hosted by Miss Valentine and Miss Elsie Valentine featured Christmas greens crafts with 2 dozen invited ladies. Assisted by Mrs Herman Lercher and several Misses, the event listed numerous attendees from Lansing and nearby areas, reflecting a festive afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Valentine
Elsie Valentine
Herman Lercher
Marie Brooks
Grave van Houten
Tll
J. Sproat
Mn. W. Rynerson
G. M. Crawford
Freé Freemen
Will Tratp
C. Ht. Merriam
Mate Weighman
Lewis
van Hook
Eilis Twamson
Clarente Bowman
W. Rarrison
Arthur Murphy
Ered Cole
A. W. Dana
Hoby
Taylor
Delanay
Waller Does
Ed Small
H. W. Nelewanges
Lou Constant
Harry Ttrooks
Chas. Sampaon
Daley
Samp#on
Alrua Chine
Mins Marie Norton
Fina Mayo
Mary Lain
Mars
Barkley
Grace Whiting
Mary Thompson
Heasier Gihser
Fleasmond Horton
Olie
Lizsie Taylor
Mise Alenie Church
Aulsses Ide Wich
Stattie Holyoke
Margaret Bear
Ella Bradford
X Dentlne
Marion Garretson
Peart Kirkpatrick
Edna Lee
Matte Bradshaw
Emily Affen
Tent Davis
Mattie Jones
May Langu
Grace Jilton
Olivia van Tassel
Virgie Payne
Levi Bord
Laure Wei
Bobsted Bobsled Party Hosts Oyster Supper
A bobsled party last evening included Sr. and Mrs George Stansfield and numerous other couples. The group enjoyed an oyster supper after the ride, with attendees listed as Mr and Mrs George M. Heele, Mr and Mrs Charlie S Fagie, Mr and Mrs Court Flower, Mr and Mrs Will Hord, Mr and Mrs TS Woolverton, Mr and Mrs W W Webb, Mr and Mrs Crock et, Mrs D J Harding, Miss Laura Lusky Ar, Willefitte, and Mr George Eden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stansfield
George M. Heele
Charlie S Fagie
Court Flower
Will Hord
TS. Woolverton
W. W. Webb
Crocket
D. J. Harding
Laura Lusky Ar
Willefitte
George Eden
Gentlemen and ladies attend a flower parade ride
A social event followed a four in hand parade led by Mr Bre Curay with young ladies guiding the team. Mr McCardy escorted them for a late evening ride and a supper at eight o clock before the gentlemen withdrew to private company. Notable guests included Miss Mai Mulvane Bes Aviewort Miss Giles O'Brien and Miss Franc Littlefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre- Curay
McCardy
Misa Mai Mulvane
Bes Aviewort
Giles O'Brien
Franc Littlefield
Birthday Party Tops Social Notes In Kansas City
Miss Allie Puller celebrated her fifteenth birthday Tuesday evening with friends. Guests included Misses Kittie Flynn Lilie Hanson Marcia Williams Deisy Wellman Belle Tice Mabel Cafferty Frances Coffin Irene McNeil Bessie Davidson Jennie Carnahan and Messrs Arthur Hudson Thomas Hagland Chas Moon Don Mulvain Willie Moore Frank Hamilton Ralph McNeil George La Mountane Nate Cafferty Fred Polter. Personal and Social items mention residents returning to Chicago and a Lotus club event at Hudson's hall along with sleigh ride at Washburn College and engagements involving J T Lewis and Miss Anna Campbell and Mr Harry B Tasker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Puller
Kittie Flynn
Lilie Hanson
Marcia Wiliams
Deisy Wellman
Belle Tice
Mabel Cafferty
Frances Coffin
Irene McNeil
Bessie Davidson
Jennie Carnahan
Arthur Hudson
Thomas Hagland
Chas. Moon
Don Mulvain
Willie Moore
Frank Hamilton
Ralph McNeil
George la Mountane
Nate Cafferty
Fred Polter
William M. Towne
Chicago
A. A. Hurd
Bishop Millspaugh
Atchison
John Molineux
Ada Patterson
Elsie Valentine
Clay Center
Hattie Doolittle
Cottonwood Falls
Danny Hrockett
Lotus Club
Hudson's Hall
RJ. Parker
Kansas City
Washburn College
J. T. Lewis
Kate Thacher
Lawrence
Margaret Dutley
Merie Hambleton
Sadie Hambleton
Omaha
Neilié Sanders
Daisy Brockett
Anna Campbell
Lape Street
Harry B. Tasker
Auditing Department of
The
Santa Fe
Beehive Found In Missouri River Quarry Trail
A prehistoric beehive discovery near Atchison Missouri River quarry shows a large cavity in native rock with hexagonal cell structure. Workmen report palatable honey dust on the floor and compare the cave to a natural old beehive formed long ago, though no bees remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Jen
Missouri River Company
Missouri River
Canton shops fail to open amid McKinley funding ties
Canton Ohio January 7 shops at the Duher Water Works failed to open with about 1500 idle workers outside. Officials offered no definite reopening date. Report notes the workers helped McKinley parades last fall and prosperity was promised after the election. In Burlington Idaho January 7 Western Baseball Association meeting admits G Palnen owner St Joseph franchise to the association with a $500 forfeit deposit due February 1 for season play, salary cap $900, and prohibitions on farms or loaning players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Biz Dueher Watcr Works
McKinley
St. Jon
Western Association
Burligton
Western Base Ball Association
G. Palnen
St. Joseph
Aberdeen man walks 5200 miles to Boston on wager
Frazer of Aberdeen Washington begins a lone 5200 mile trek to Boston on a $1000 wager. He started July 14 and aims to reach Boston by January 2, proposing to walk twenty miles daily. He is currently several days ahead of schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles
San
David
Frazer
Aberdeen
Wash
Boston
Borton
Hia
Grant W Harrington Appointed Clerk of Railroads Committee
Grant W Harrington of Hiawatha editor of the Hiawatha Democrat, a leading progressive weekly in Kansas, was appointed clerk of the railroads committee by Chairman W A Haring. He arrived today to serve until the session ends, accompanied by his brother who will cover reporting for the Topeka Advocate during the legislative run. Meanwhile bridge worker Joseph Lane suffered a heart attack on the new bridge scene yesterday near 10 AM and was taken home on West Tenth Street. he soon recovers and plans to return to work this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant W. Harrington
Hiawatha
The
Hiawath
Kansas
W. A. Haring
Harrington
Topeka Advocate
Joseph Lane
West Tenth Street
Swedish Social Society Officers Established at Meeting
At the Swedish Social society meeting last night officers for the ensuing year were elected. President Gustave Lagerstrom, vice president Arthur Watts, secretary Hulda Li, financial secretary Axel Li, treasurer Edward Johnsors. The group meets weekly on Wednesdays. The rest of the text contains stray remarks and garbled dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Social Society
Gustave Lagerstrom
Arthur Watts
Hulda
Axel Li
Edward Johnsors
Jlety
War de Witt
E. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Tigers Home Again After Mexico Tour
Missouri University football team returns to Columbia after a Texas tour with Teading teams, going on to games in the City of Mexico and Monterey. The squad, not allowing a single score during the Texas leg, played exhibition matches in Mexico City patronized by President Diaz and totaled over a hundred points in their wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Mexico
Columbia
Missouri University
Texas
Brexican Uar
Wam
Texia
Teading
University of Texas
Monterey
Republic
Diaz
Chicago Market Report Links Wheat Cattle and Hogs Amid Decline
Chicago January 7 market report shows wheat weak after Liverpool firmness but local grains rise. corn and oats mixed with thin demand. Hog receipts below estimates, cash hog prices down. cattle mostly weaker after yesterday’s decline. sheep light demand. Estimated tomorrow hogs 27,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Atmontic
Enzlien
Northwest
Minneapolis
Déluth
Dot
Ohio
Gay
May
Isc
Reeves
Kansas City Produce Mark Listing Shown With Varied Weights
The market column displays a Kansas City produce mark with mixed weights and several items labeled by grade. Entries include corn and dairy terms, with references to creamery numbers and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Creamery
Dutry
Fenk
Market Gossip and Wheat Market Notes From Topeka
Market gossip notes a mixed outlook with currency and grain movement, amid hints of dividend changes and railroad tension. Wheat futures show supply concerns, with foreign buying steady and local shorts covering. price ranges and receipts outlook are updated as traders await next signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Crain
New York
Washington
Gunéral
Miock
Mliverpool
Winetty
Sete Parker
Liverpool
Chicago
United States
Australia
South Africa
Tadia
Lou Close
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D. W. Nelli
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van Ler
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Mise Apple J. Hooley
Mr. Bodiey
R. Millepaugh
Frank Holliday
Wayne
Canon
Guy Bliner
Sam Davison
McClintock
Hikhup
Mults Paugh
Giles Wens
Bobsted
Alenna Cross
Hen Akers
Ed McBride
Hr. S. Morgan
5. Stoddard
Charles Barnes
Atest
Tigers
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
Stats Journal
Moody
Topeka Grain & Stock
N.Y
J. K. Jones
Manuas
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Tal
Wm. H. Righter
Ofice
Kansas Area
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Hansas Ave
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