State Military Board Meets As Supreme Court Terms Open
The January term of the supreme court opens as state officials announce ongoing payrolls at the treasury. Local civic events include minstrel shows at Crawford and a state poultry show, while Topeka hosts lectures and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Military Board
Supreme Met
Souney Tressurer
Hicharda
Lawrence
Hazen Seoee AN
Duke & Divorce
Sawyer Lett
Louis
Crawford
Miute
Fra’ Fensky
Califortie
Cole
Columbus
Adiennande
Supreme Court
Mudes
DE Cain
Paso
Trunalt
G. E McCollinter
Irkinboria City
Tofedta
Pauline
George H. Gl
Free Christian Shareh
Anna Sparks
Nat Will Tonke
Topeka
Guthrie
Rail
Penine Auditurtara
Theer
Ahuw
Mane
Stanicipat
K. Goodrich
Oe Electrict Plant
Windela
Colorado
Banta
Pushic
Colorado Springs
Tamberance Union
Topeka Choral Society
Vloty
Ald Society
the National Church
George C. Bunch
Tyler Street
State House
Oightares
Papa
Crayford
Hughes
Winston Churchill Appointed Captain in Queen's Own Yeomanry
New York January 1 The appointment of Mr Winston Churchill MP to the rank of captain in the Queen's Own Yeomanry is reported as filling the vacancy created by the Duke of Marlborough. The confirmation comes via cables from the London desk of the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yor
Winston Churchil
Queen's Own
Oster
Duke of Mariterwugh
London
Herald
Buffalo Jones Air Motor Demonstration in North
The Buffalo Jones Air Motor, a galvanized wind driven device, is shown to Mr. Rippey of Severance. It delivers water, spins at high velocity, and promises vibration free direct power for saw mills and pianos. Jones touts its speed, lifting power, and potential applications despite quizzical crowd behavior.
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Buffalo Jones Air Motor
Buffalo Jases
Express Purpoae
W. D. Fuppey
Severance
Danipkan County
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Rippey
Jonew
Haffalo” Jones
Jones Air Motor
Arctic
Indgen
Pisa
Buffalo Jones
Resurrection Morn Prediction From Atchison Globe
Dr. Peterson of North Third Street predicts a 1916 return of the dead and a better life for the living with no more pain death or Satan, as the regenerated receive clothing and homes for a more abundant existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Jane
The
Globe
Peterson
Ioan
North Third St
Mr. Peterson
Satan
Woman Health Booster Promises Relief From Pain
Pauline Judgion of the Schermerhorn Golf Club in Brooklyn testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after months of pain and fertility issues. She urges other women to try the remedy and write for Mrs Pinkham's advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paulineudson
Lart
Ema
Pauline Judgon
Schermerhorn Golf Club
Brooklyn
New York
Lydia Ee Pickham
Mann
Pauis Jepsen
Hoyt Street
N. C
E. Pinkham
W ‘Oman
Religious reformer rejects titles and denominational ties
The text portrays Mr. Betterson opposing ordained titles like Reverend and rejecting denominational labels. He advocates a nonsectarian Bible movement of over 25,000 students, following scriptural authority and rejecting church hierarchy, councils, or creeds. The group emphasizes personal study and devotion, citing Acts 17:11 and Luke 10:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betterson
Christ
Peterson
Hibernians Condemn British Coercion Over Hayden Brother
Resolutions passed by the Ancient Order of Hibernians condemn British coercion in Ireland. They praise John P Hayden M P for South Roscommon for inciting to boycott rack rent and praise Rev F M Hayden and Rev B Hayden of Kansas for their Irish patriotism. The group, based in Topeka, extends congratulations to Irish rebels standing against oppressors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Falher Hayden
John P. Hayden
Bay
F. M. Hayden
Order of Hibernians
Michael F.ware
Ireland
Windham
United Irish League
Taq. M. P
South Roscommon
Builenlough
Hayden
Topeka
B. Hayden
Solomon
Kansan
Order of Hibernians of
Tove
Pension cuts off 10 years for railroad workers
Chicago January 7. President issued an order affecting 25,000 Chicago Northwestern railway employees. A circular says the pension plan will be amended so any employee with twenty years of service may retire with a pension, replacing the prior thirty years required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aenga
Chicago Northwestern Reiiroad
Real Estate Transfers of Various Properties and Figures
A series of property transfers list buyers, sellers, and prices across multiple parcels. Transfers include Haywards, Adams, Powell, Bradshaw, Fowler, Wendel, Rowman, and others, with parcels on Quincy Street, Taylor Street, and in subdivisions. Amounts range from $250 to $7,200 and include lots, halves, quarters, and basements under multiple section and addition references.
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P. Hayward
Wm. Hayward
Mattie L. Hayward Lowe
Jenni P. Hayward
M Ot. Adams Et A
M. Howard
Quincy’ Street
National Life Insurance Co
TL. M. Powell
Taylor Street
A. W. Bradshaw
J. M Seid
J. Kevin
H. A. Fowler
Geo. Wendel
Geo. Barnes
Joseph S. Rowman
Sternle
Hors
Euclid Mve
M.C. McMichael
W. Co. Breele
Quincy
J. Hrober
Sie
Pgainey
Crane
Massey
Guardian
Luter Street
Jennie Newbill
Spruce Steel
Martin Place
Marries of a Hawaiian Prince in San Francisco
Prince David Kawanonokon of Hawaii wed Miss Athall Campbell of San Jose at the Occidental hotel in a small ceremony conducted by Archbishop Riordan. Only close relatives attended. The couple, with Col Samadi Parker and his wife, will travel to Washington. Mrs Casciobei Ake, widow of a Hawaiian planter, recently married Colonel Parker and will join the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
David Kawanonokon
Hawaii
Athall Campbell
San Jone
Archbishop Riordan
Occidental Hotel
Col
Samadi Parker
Remier of
Fianail
Will Stewart Tammedow
Washington
D.C
Casciobei, Ake
Parker
Musical evening at Nellis home in Kansas City
Mrs DeWitt Nellis and daughters hosted a music event featuring Celeste and Anna Marie Nellis with guest of honor Mrs Willis Johnson. The program included Mosskowaski pieces dedicated to Miss Nellis, solos by Mr Franklyn Hunt, and encores. A luncheon followed with notable guests from Kansas City and Lawrence. The Epiphany party then continued with royal pageantry at the Meade home, including a queen and king, a formal dinner, and ceremonial crowning with decorative pepper plants and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Nellis
Celeste Nellis
Anna Marie Nellis
West Fifth
Willis ‘Teli Johnson
Kansas City
Miss Nellis
Mosskowaki
Liesl
Franklyn Hunt
Maying
Nevin
Mies Nellis
Paris
Seeboeck
Mike Nellis
Mina Celeste Nellis
Crab -Rogers
Irene Horner
Monzkowski
Misa Celeste Nellis
Sheri
Nellis
William Tell Johnson
Wihelmi
Mia Wilhelm
Erna Barteiden
Lawrence
Mra. Frebschlag
LH. Munn
D. H. Forbes
Frank P. Maclennan
Shellnbarger
J. Mc Meade
Crane and
Pillmore
Youngs
Gresser
Aller
Elizabeth
Virginia Meade
Alice Lakin
Ewing
William Henderson
E. W. Thompson
Dean Raye
Jay
California
Bishop
Mulspaugh
Dean
Kaye
Canon
Muurtee Bywater
G. O. P.club
Amy Kearney
Tide Grilla
Clarence Mathews
Fred Austin
Dwight Elder
Marlon Harris
Heart Trouble Health Warnings in Wealth Driven Society
Fragmented OCR text discusses heart and stomach ailments amid wealth seeking and moral criticism. Mentions exconvict Janine Fine Tolink and various garbled phrases about digestion, nerves, and winter health concerns. The piece references medical ideas and social critique within a period newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excon
Janine Fine
Tolink
Reni
Social Gatherings and Notices From Topeka Page
Local social activity includes a party at 206 Huntoon honoring Master Pearl Snyder of Colorado Springs with games and prizes. Multiple guests attended including Helen Sterne and Bessie Jett, with refreshments served. A surprise party for Otto Kushoe on Topeka Avenue featured cards music and late refreshments. A G P club farewells Tide Grilla after her move to Kansas City. Various notes mention attendees, arrivals from Salt Lake City and Topeka, upcoming meetings of the Kansas Midwinter exposition auxiliary, and club events such as the Tolanthe card club and the Young Women’s Christian Association gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Connor
Huntoon Street
Pearl Snyder
Colorado Springs
George Served
Helen
Sterne
Misa Helen Sterne
Bessie Jett
Misa Lottie Butterly
Bessie “Dalian
Blanche Jenness
Edna Groves
Arline Dietrich
Minute Chamberlain
Lulu Bremmer
Dorothy Marshall
Ruth Hamil
George Veale
Todd Matthews
Eugene Rogers
Charlie Henderson
Willie Kirk
Harry Lewis
Bernie Gunn
Joel French
Glen Bremmermann
Afr
Otto Kushoe
Topeka Avenue
Will Devi
James S. Sproat
Jay Morris
Wiliam Moser
Max Helmstorff
Max Krauss
F. A. Schoelle
Jean Frost
Topeka
Ressey
Fred Preeman
Ina RR
Oriat
A Ee
Cleburne
Texas
Flarriet
R. C. Gemmell
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Ralph ” Schoch
New York City
Mra Joba
Kansas Midwinter Exposition
Young Women's Christian Association
Barry
Wanasa City
Monauy
Wools
McClintock
Robert Leslie
Eugene Hallowell
Leavenworth
F. Savage
Tyler Street
High Five
Miss Wilson
Wie
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Bowman &Sona
Valley Furnace
W. Va
Kodol Ff
RGC DeWitt & Co
DeWitt
Crawford Opera House
Edward A. Kimball, C.S.D
Chicago, Ill
F. Pankey
Tube City
Ity
K Hi Sisds
United Brethren Church
Municipal League
Hmporia Sunde
F. Fr. Millspaugh
Kanes
James Johnton Purcell
W. BH
Albaugh
Kansas
pRuAl Samuel T. Howe
Des- Ais Hope
Chiles’ Hall
Emporia Gazette
Frank Jarrell
Charley Burnes
Aostetter
Winston Churchill
Buffalo
Atchison
Chicago & Northwestern
Speiet
Papint
Jim Irene Horner
Prank
le Cygne
Evening Star
Metcalf - Woodman
Chas. Adams & CO
Union
Coats
Warmen
Maslin
J. W. Farnsworth
Sfra
D. W. Nellis
EW. Thompson
E J. Shakeshaft
WR. Barrett
George R Henderson
George B. Palmer
PD. L. Lakin
Palmer
C. B. Kteed
Ralph
Tolanthe Card Club
Clyde Lawrence
Mire Willism
Albright
Ives
Qernoon
Rome
Octavia
Grewnwood
New Crawford Theater
Arceakys & Peixcie
Georgia Minstrels
Walter
Perkina
Comediana
Nemanntiner
Mexico
Hla
William Collier
Angupine Thomay
Grees
Quiet 5
Haverly
George Wilson
Hal Reid
Wilham & Walker
Onion the New
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