Social and Personal Glimpses From Topeka and Vicinity
Topeka society notes recount dances at Harmony Hall with guests like Helen Wilson Crane Lilien Teitt and many others. A surprise party at 1233 Clay hosted by Ansa McArthur featured a merry masque evening with a long guest list.
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Ansa McArthur
Gertrude Ant
Pred
Ifar Goodrich
Clay
Wllen
Qucein
Mrs. Going
Mrs. McArthur
Mra Crawford
Aithen
Navinie Heron
Anna McArthur
Prince Die
Mies Maud Harding
Mise Siktin Evans
Mae Perry
Lease Victim of Mistaken Identity in New Reporter Twists
In Kanna City on January 11 Merrickh and Lease face a string of amusing incidents as reporters’ wit misstates identities. The piece notes Mr Lease suffers from a series of comic errors sparked by confusion and misidentification.
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Kanna City
Merrickh &. Lease
Nes
Lease
One Fare to Topeka for National Creamery Convention
Railroads announce a one fare rate from surrounding states to Topeka for the creamery and butter convention in February. The fare applies from all points in Nebraska west of the Missouri River and along east-of-Missouri routes on Rock Island lines and other roads.
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Topeis
Hanae
Rock Island Road
Nebraska
Missouri River
Swine Breeders adjourn as meetings end session notes
The Swine Breeders association completed its eighth annual meeting in Throop today and the Improved Stock Breeders association opened this afternoon. Large attendance and strong interest marked both sessions, which will close Wednesday with plans aired in the evening. Officers elected include O Updes Toyoka as president, J A Hubbard as executive committee member, Babcock of Nortonville to preside over the Stock Breeders, with papers presented by Chas M Irwin of Wichita on Alfalfa and Sorghum for Swine, HR S Cook on cash basis for public sales, and other talks on breeding, care, and farm finance. Discussions noted the progress and challenges in forming a new national breeders’ association, deemed unlikely at present.
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Swine Breeders’ Association
J. A
Aceca
Topeka
ET. Wyrner
Princetur Fi
Babcock
Nortonville
Stock Breeders’ Association
Chas
M. Irwin
Wichita
HR. S. Cook
Withita
Sawyer
Manhattan
Tebbard
Rome
Hrood Suwa
Allen ‘Thomas
Rice
J.B. Zinn
J.T. Lawton
Hank
W. Council Grove
Magers
Accadia
Ebarae
Hog Show Next Year In Topeka By Kansas Swine Pressers
Kansas swine pressers organize an annual Topeka meeting to exhibit hogs of all ages sizes and breeds in a novel farm show. A committee led by Mt Kirkpatrick Connors Gearse Waters Bereryton J 10 Myers Arcadia C F Hutchinson Bellaire and Silltahs Star guire Haven will arrange the exhibition.
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Kansas
Topeka
Warner to Manage National Creamery Convention Space
Mr Warner moves to control the Hamilton building during the convention week and sublets stock storage. He contracts with Dr Hamilton and Warner for the entire space and plans a tower floor layout. Mr J EB Nisstey of the Karisie Creamery will assign vendor spaces as applicants are processed. The committee has raised most funds, with 10 to be secured this afternoon.
Presidential Appointments Nominated to Senate
Washington Jan 11 The president today sent nominations to the Senate including John H Landis of Pennsylvania for the mint corner at Philadelphia W Maxwell Green of Rhode Island at Bermuda Joshua Wilbur of Rhode Island at Dublin Ireland Henry D B Seyler of Erenia at Manzanras Cuba Tuftus to be reve lver of Sabie money at Fargo N D
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Senate
John H. Landis
Pennsyiennia
Mint
Philadelphia
W. Maxwell Green
Rhode Island
Bermuda
Joshua Wilbur
Dublin
Ireland
Henry DB. Seyler
Erenia
Manzanras
Cuba
C. ‘Tuftus
Revelver
Sabie Moneys
Fargo N. D
Boycott, Licenses, and Town Troubles Highlight City Session
The Kansas State Grain association plans a session at the National Hotel this afternoon to discuss two boycotts against grain and commission firms. City License Collector Batley arrests A B Mullen the butcher for selling without a license, with Mullen claiming a Canton license covers his shop. Polls judge Atchison will hear the case. Charles Heitman, longtime First Street butcher, faces ongoing local troubles and plans to leave for the Alaska gold fields.
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Kansas State Grain Association
National Hotel
Erain
Commission
Kansas City
Kansas
Batley
A. B. Mullen
Mullen
Coe
Atchison
Charles Heitman
Alenka
Hanna Victory Protest in Ohio Senate Speech
Fragmentary report shows Hanna leading in long term Senate tally with support from Republicans. Widespread cheering described as the chamber’s dramatic scene, urging Governor Bushnell to oppose Hanna and defend constitutional government amid a ballot dispute over senator McKisson. A joint conference was slated and resolutions condemned alleged conspiracy against republican principles.
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Swingle
Dae Waddell
Warner
Lentz
Senate
McKisson
Hanna
House
Manna
Hanne
Ohio Senate
McKieson
Hone
Hanna Men’s Appeal in Ohio Republic party clash
A mass Hanna meeting denounces a conspiracy to derail the state’s Republican will after the November vote. It accuses lawmakers and factions of plans to shift power to Democrats lining up against Marcus Hanna and Senate candidate Hanna, urging Republicans to block any act undermining party leadership.
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Columbus
Hanna
Ohio
Assumblz
Senate
House
Democratic Party
Marcus A. Fianna
Republican Party of
United States
General Assembly
Oto
Lexinla Ture
N. Wreach
Republican Party
Ohio Legiislature
Hanns
Oslo
Sen
Whanna Nar
Repub
Essenbi Ti
Disappearance of Luebbert Haunts Court Proceeding
A mystery surrounds why witnesses Luebbert and two confidence men, Ward and Anderson, failed to appear before Justice Guy. Luebbert vanished after a private conference with Chief Steele and prosecuting officials, delaying trial and leaving the precincts puzzled about who spirited him out of town. The case hinges on the conference and the fate of about $100 seized from the defendants.
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Rawards
F.anderson
Guy
E R Luebbert
Luchbert
Nichole
Police Department
Sheriits Omice
Steele
Aoice
Chief Steele
Luerbert
Serreant
Owen
Sketches by M Quad Puxt Bustrees Ont
A fragmented tale shows a cattle yard boss in Abliene angered by a freighter's insult. The feud escalates as the cattleman loads guns and a knife, vowing to confront the freighter. The quiet, humble man sits down to eat, calmly challenging the menace with a blunt retort and unresolved threat.
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Abliene
Ron
Texas
Stranger on the Prairie Spooks a Travel Party
A narrative segment follows a wagon journey where a boss, freighter, and drivers encounter a strange riderless instance. A woman on horseback asks about a passenger named Hopeful Davis and a man with reddish hair and a limp eye. She recalls an engagement rumored a month ago and vows to wait until Saturday for him, or face-life changes.
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Hopeful Davis
Lee Wal
Widder Hardman
Widder
M. Quan
Elopement Rumor Taints Ackley Marriage Clipping Claim
Miss Rena Ackley of Topeka Avenue announced to a known young man that a clipping from a Kansas City paper named Russell Seymour and Miss Della Ackley as married yesterday in Independence Missouri by a justice of the peace. It alleges the couple swore secrecy to obtain a license and fled by electric car to Kansas City.
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Rena Ackley
Topeka Avenue
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Kansas City
Russell Seymour
Della Ackley
Independence
Market Report from Wheat and Livestock Prices
Wheat opened quiet and easy with May at near 61 1 2 cents, firming later as traders and brokers bought. Corn and oats followed corn trends, with receipts heavy but prices steadying, live provisions cautious on weaker stock tones and pork and lard markets showing slight shifts.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Liverpool
Beca
Une Lebur
Advancine
California
Prghe
Mackere
Maylard
Hee
Lax
Hog and cattle market notes from a slow trading day
Estimated hog receipts dominated by a weak to lower tone with limited demand. Cattle and sheep receipts mixed as buyers showed modest demand. cattle steady to firm with some heavy steer activity. Overall, the day closed with uncertain demand and varied prices across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Texas
Tom Steady
Tyes
Elas
Saia
Lumby
Had
Otfaal
Market News Openings Across Hogs Cattle and Grains
Receipts for hogs and cattle show mixed demand with hogs steady to weaker while cattle and calves run steady to strong. Grain markets report slow wheat and steady oats with varied corn activity. sugar and stock quotes reflect a broad agricultural and market overview from Topeka and Chicago exchanges.
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