Grocers of Kansas Hopeful At Pure Food Exposition
Kansas grocers plan to attend the Pure Food show opening January 23. President T. M. Hanley notes strong interest as space applications pour in. The program includes sessions in Topeka with addresses by officials and industry leaders, plus discussions on licensing, organization and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Hanley
Biate Retail Grocere’ Association
Grocers of
Kansas
Moeringm
Pure Pood
Worker One
Jett Actin
Pury Four Associant
WF. Weber
Topeka Rytail Grocers’ Association
Charles A. Fellows
Topeka
Charles F. Huaffer
Atchi- 200
J. W. Leedy
Hanley
Lee Edward Wilder
Tom McNeal
Wmn. Green
Geneme Morgan
Miltonvais
Kan
BaDag
Géngistaveting
Hankey Presilime
Mintsie
Apollo Mandolin Club
Eeds
Salita
Frank M. Newland
Kansas State Association
Pean
Franklin County
Grocers’ Association
Ottaws
J. J. Lanvan
Frank 0. Downey
George A. Sherer
Retail Grocers’ Association
Peoria
HL PD
Leu
Salina
K.W
Hugh Lawler
Wattural Organization
Sere Seherer
Marshall
Millars
Ya. m
Herbert Hackney
J. E. Moore
Wholesale Grocers’ Salesmen's Association
Svening
Adams
The
Pure Food Aseneration
Kant
In Pertioha & Co
Cereal Manufacturers
Minneapolis
Phil
Hicks
Clearfield Gavin
Glenlock
Pure Food Company
St Louis Vue
Colored Missions and Missionary Schools Support
The American Missionary Association reports a daily spend of 1000 to sustain schools for colored pupils. New England receipts total 1,254,862, New York 34,602.66, New Jersey 5,521.29, with all sources at 240,788.65. The Daniel Hand fund generated 205,028 for missionary work among colored youths. The association operates about fifty normal schools in the South to train colored teachers, with five chartered institutions. It expends roughly 1,100,000 annually to maintain colored schools in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Missionary Association
New York
American Missionary Resectation
Nedinnwal Tseneral
New England
Daniel Hand
Annus
Association
York
Light for the Waldorf Electric Plant to Power Hotel
John Jacob Astor has arranged with the Walker company for a new electrical plant at the Waldorf on Pith avenue. The system will be the largest isolated plant in the world, capable of developing 50,000 heat units, with elaborate engine and generator machinery. Marble floors and onyx walls will decorate the upper hall, and a balcony will overlook the machinery in the oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeapete Noa
Jan
John Jacob Astor
Walker Company
Wrest
Waldorf Hovel
Pith Avenue
Mer
Astor
Waldorf
Tengen san 2-indy Scunn Scott and trials in central court
Hart Russell's son in law was sentenced to eight months imprisonment without hard labor after aiding John Cockerton engineer and William Aytott valet in a criminal case. Cockerton and Aytott received similar sentences yesterday. Lady Scott and Countess Hussell attended, dressed in black, as the court session opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tengen
San
Indy Scunn Scott
Hart Russell
Ullugh
Eulity
Central Criminal
John Cockerton
William Aytott
Gockerton
Aytott
Lady Scott
Countess Hussell
Yvette Guilbert barred at Monument National in Montreal
Yvette Guilbert is barred from appearing at the Monument National on January 28 as local officials fear Catholic bishops’ displeasure. The Jean Baptiste society owns the venue and supposedly received a prohibition from church authorities. Also noted is T. M. Potter visiting for state agriculture events and news of a new Chinese minister due in early March.
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Montreal
Monument National
Yvette
Sinc
Rave
The
Jean Baptiste Society
T. M. Potter
State
Ra of Agriculture
Anual Tnentimae
Boaea
Coburn
Caming
San Francisco
Jan
United States
Washington
Murphy Crusade Opens in Berkeley Temple Pledge Signings Begin
Boston January 5 Francis Murphy led a temperance revival in Berkeley Temple with about 60 pledge signings. Barn Jones aided as speakers urged the audience to abstain, declare liquor a danger, and commit to a sober life through faith and public pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liece Francis Murphy
Berkeley Temple
Barn Jones
Murphy
Sam” Jones
Mec. Murphy
Mayor Hoopers Reforms Shake Baltimore School Board
Baltimore mayor Hooper dismissed almost the entire public school commissioners slate and pivotal business and educational leaders, lining up with Johns Hopkins President Gilman to introduce reforms. Lilie Weisk, a reformer from Philadelphia, joins the board. John T. Morris is reappointed as board president, signaling a politics-free shift in teacher appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jans
Hyober
Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Lilie Weisk
Céliere
Legislator Walks 140 Miles to Jefferson City
Captain W. T. Snidow of Hickory County completes a long foot journey to the Missouri capital, walking from Veasubleau to Jefferson City. He arrives in the state house after a 140 mile trek, carrying a pledging unum and wearing dusty clothes and worn shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislator
Missouri
Jefferson City
W. T. Shidow
Hickory
Snidow
Veaubleau
Hickory County
Herbert Spencer Portrait Fund Planned by Nobility
A letter signed by over eighty noblemen and scholars prompts opening a fund to paint a national portrait of Herbert Spencer with artist Hubert Herkemer, J. &. It notes Spencer has consented to participate. Clergymen head for the Holy Land on the Columba, with Fathers Donnelly Kennedy Ludden McDonnell of Syracuse among the travelers. Reports deny piracy charges against the Three Friends and its crew. The Times of India cites a plague exodus halving Bombay’s population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer
Tondon
Jan
Inchotine
Glavietone
Hertbert Spencer
Hubert Herkemer
Holy Land
New York
Columba
Alexanfria
James Donnelly
J. J. Kennedy
P. A. Ludden
J. J. McDonnell
Syracuse
J. J. Mctonald
Tingharspion
Bombay
Times of India
Cubans Send 103000 as Sympathy Draft in France
Nicholas du Cardenas, Cuban delegate extraordinary to France, delivered a draft for 14000 on Paris to Gen Palma in Madrid, representing Cuban sympathizers abroad. He arrived aboard La Normandie and said French sympathy rivals American support, though French capitalists hold railways and other assets limiting French government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ian
Nicholas du Cardenas
France
Gen. Palma
Paris
City
la Normandie
de Cardenas
Lkely
Calve to Sing at University Music Festival
Ann Arbor announces arrangements for the University School of Music festival. Mme Calve will headline with the Seston Festival Orchestra, promising a strong lineup of last year’s stars, though some contracts remain pending. Weather notes called for fair nights and colder conditions into Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calve
Ann Arbor
Mich
University School of Music
Mme
Seston Festival
Mrs Astor Hosts Grand New York Ball At Fifth Avenue
Mrs Astor the matron of New York society welcomed five hundred guests at 542 Fifth Avenue. The event featured lavish gowns and diamonds, extensive supper and a cotillon led by Elisha Dyer Jr and Richard Peters, with gifts ranging from silver items to bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Elisha Dyer, Jr
Richard Peters
Times on Walker death and Wolcott envoy visit
The Times editorial on General Francis A. Walker notes his death will be regretted in Britain and America and credits him as a fair and able bimetallism advocate. It argues public opinion in England grows hostile to bimetallism and says McKinney cannot salvage the envoy mission.
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London
Bimetable League
Forbes
Boston
Francis A. Walker
the Times
Walker
Great Britain
America
Senator Wolcott
Denver prisoner claims killed Arbuckle in New York
Frederick Bauman alias Wilson, a jail inmate, links to the November New York murder of Franke P. Arbuckle. He accuses his partner Dave Edmunds, an actor, of striking Arbuckle with a gun butt on Eighth Avenue after meeting in Harlem. Arbuckle’s money, a ring and a gold watch were taken. Bauman alleges lineage to J Edward Haumen of Chicago.
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Denver
Cal
Louisville
Frederick Bauman
Wilson
Franke P. Arbuckle
New York
Enum
Arbuckle
Dave Edmunds
Branston
North Chicaeo
Harlem
Eighth Avenue
Edmunds
Smith & Wesson
Alamond
Om Park Row
Pulitzer
Bauman
J. Edward Haumen
Dearborn
Monroe Streets
Chicago
Suspended on a Picket in Central Park
New York Jan Jo an Cavanaugh coachman for Oliver H Belmont rode a valuable Belmont horse in Central Park when frightened near East Drive at Fifth Street. The animal reared plunged and fell on a fence picket piercing its hind quarter. A park policeman cut the picket with a jackknife to free the animal which was moved to the park stables for treatment.
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New York
Joan Cavanaugh
Oliver H. P Belmont
Belmont
Central Park
Elgcty-fifth Street
Cavanaugh
Fraud at Sing Sing Clerk Reports $3.2 Shortage
Warren Sage, warden at Sing Sing, says clerk E P Corwin’s accounts show a shortage of 3.48 dollars in the maintenance fund after two weeks of expert review. Corwin, ill at home in Newbury, faces the irregular borrowing and repayment pattern uncovered in the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.p.corwin
Sage
New York
Warren Sage
Sing Sing
Esys
E .P. Corwin
Corwin
Newbure
Bissell May Go Next in Frisco Rail Shift
Indications of moves ripple through Kansas rail circles as George T. Nicholson is named general passenger agent of the St. Louis and San Francisco railway. Talk revived of W. A. Bissell possibly leaving the Santa Fe amid a Frisco reorganization aimed at refreshing leadership and efficiency across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Nicholson
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
W. A. Bissell
Santa Fe
Frisco
Robinson
Nicholson
Western Railroad
Bissell
Smith and Hancock Linked to Santa Fe Promotion Talk
If Mr George A Hancock declines the role of assistant superintendent of machinery at Santa Fe, George W Smith master mechanic of the eastern division appears set to be promoted. Should Smith advance, rivals James Collinson master mechanic of the Chicago division or Thomas Paxton master mechanic of the middle vision would take his place here. no appointment will be made within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hancock
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Santa Fe
George W. Smith
Smith
Thomas Paxton
Have You Got Your Pass for Santa Fe This Year
An added pass clerk in the Santa Fe general manager’s office helps issue annual passes for 189%. Harold Cartlidge, son of the Tax Commissioner, supplies extra help this year. Passes differ in color from last year, blue instead of yellow. Edward Wilder, Santa Fe treasurer, left for Chicago to testify in the trial of ex-Trade Manager Hanley, saying he did not know the reason for his testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theeneral
Santa ‘2
Harold Cartlidge, & Son
Cartridge
Edward Wilder
The
Santa Fe
Chicago
Tradhc
Hanley
Sante Fe
Wilder
Have Cubans Asked Peace
Washington dispatches claim Gomez the Cuban commander in chief proposed peace to Senor Sagasta in Madrid with recall of Capt Gen Vetec as a precondition. Insurgents may reject any talks short of independence, though Cuban officials deny Gomez communicated with the junta or legation. A magazine review praises The Key Note and notes price and availability.
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Chicago
Jan. S
Fribane
Washington
Gomez
Senor Sagasta
Madrid
Vetec
Tribune
Queseda
Legation
Junta
Weiner
Martine
Campos Callein
Gen
Pando
A Cure for Lame Back in Sardis Woman Finds Relief
Louden Grover of Sardis Kentucky reports his daughter suffered severe back and hip pain after fever. After trying many remedies with no relief she used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and experienced complete relief. The product is advertised as a remedy for rheumatism and sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louden Grover
Sardis
Chamberlain
Champberlain
The Star Grocery Ur 36 Its Brown Sugar
Brown sugar stock at The Star Grocery is noted with a 36 count U R unit. Local shoppers report availability and pricing details for this staple item in the former city market chapter.
Mr Money Back From Cuba Accord Courtesies
Mississippi Senator Money arrived from Guba and met General Wertes at the palace in Havana, denying talks on Cuban war issues. He claimed courtesy received, then toured southwest Havera, faced police, and said he was not sent by the president or any junta. Also notes school fund bond purchases and Minneapolis Bank Resumes. Steerage passengers landed at Ellis Island in 1896 totaled 252,350 with 22, a cabin passengers.
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Weyler
Tampa
Fila
Stec Money
Mississippi
Guba
Washington
Wertes
Mallee
Havera
Money
Cuba
Leaguer
Junta
New York
Jon
Ellis Island
Port
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