Topeka Socialites Host Pink and White Luncheon
Miss Margaret Mulvar is feted at a one o'clock luncheon with pink and white decor and unique favors. A High Five Party hosted by Bennett Rigby features a Christmas greens and roses setting, with numerous attendees and prizes including a silver stump box and a ladies cup saucer. A pleasant dance at Hudson's hall draws the combined Assembly and Bungier elite, with plans for another event in two weeks.
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Bias Franc Littlefeld
Margaret Mul- Var
Lucie Mulvane
Mabel Wilson
Furry
David Balmer
Bi Nie C'erien
Artie Ewart
Mies Myrtie Fetmore
Miss Cross
Mint Mulvane
Bmnett Rigby
ToorEs
Svea Wire
Stine Olle Markley
Miss Hord
Silas Pauline Maier
Riles Cork Bhoinbarger
Helen Butter
Pearl Sample
Lena Shelia
Alma Menard
Emily Gee
Mabel Metuffin
Ein Rinythe
Elia Prescott
Thermernich
Maud Chesney
Tow Whesney
Laurie Senka
WI Kerr
Burkett
Will Gunther
Dell Parker
Jorm Whitmer
Fred Hale
H. B. Byarbuem
Wil Martin
Harry Hodrich
Ralph Cramer
Charle McMichael
James Clark
Charles Hood
Percy Cai Mins
Pearl Rample
Wilerr
Herr
Louie Beth
Mom Helen Buttery
Alicie Butterly
Emath Kiumdiky Dell
Hog Boom
Will Marin
Hudson's Hall
Aa Anes
Shove
C AL Palwot
Jemnes Sproat
W. F. Rocke
B. Ziey
A. Prencott
Herbert Hackney
Frank Hobart
and Bates
Heton Kamenen
Pinrence Worn
Grace Foulks
George Hackney
J.T. Mil
Notes and Personal Mention in Local Society
Mine Gertrude Boughton travels from Lawrence to attend the Lotus party and be guest of Miss Margaret Bear. Mrs. T. Trapp hosts a Stedman club annual section. officers include Cramier president Viet vice president and Mrs. Hardy treasurer. Kansas City visitors plan to attend Lotus party. several locals and guests are noted with various visits and movements. The Neighborhood high five club holds a meeting on Van Buren Street. prizes awarded include a cut vase and a pin tray.
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Gertrude Boughton
Lawrence
Lotus
Margaret Bear
Blineht Joerger
Leavenworth
T. Trapp
Stedman Club
Te i. Cramier
Maryie . Viet
Josephine Agit
Charles
Hardy
Bias Bernie
McDonald
Kansas City
Mana
Exina McClintock
West Side
Titedey
Umphreys
Harrison
W. T. Beerholm
Chicago
Colorado
Topeka
Juhi Nickwimn
John Clisee
Edward Wider
Mr. Lewis
Athan
Rider
Feneer
Enat Babel Revocies
Beneee
Tri Mra
Parmelee
Leila
Chirag
Ropeirs
Passon
Martha Pasne
Teg Monte
Nate
van Buren Street
Jenae
Simmons
Ae Dee Ah
Hare McDanicia
Kittle
Ager
Givens
Florida
OD. Wethered
George Styne
Emily Gee
Wretern Avenue
Tyler Street
Br. A. I. Johnson
Camby
Newark
Pullmans in California Visit Arrives With Local Guests
Mrs George Mo Putlmes widow of the late president of the Pullman Car company arrives in California accompanied by Mrs Jobn Widow of the late General. The social visit highlights these prominent figures and their connection to the Pullman legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullmans
California
Sen
George Mo Putlmes
Pullman Car Company
Jobn
Lnte
STOCKYARDS MOVE STOCK TO MISSOURI RAISING UPROAR
The Kansas City Stockyards Company transferred all business to Missouri for a new system of stock assignment. Dealers protested, meeting a committee with General Manager Child, who cited company policy as the reason, saying it was for the good of the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanaas City Company
Itu Husineas
Missouri
Kansas City Stockyards Company
Muncert
United States Supreme Court
Child
Child Wild
Gilck Calls for Democrats to Back Current Populist Ticket
Former Governor Geo W. Glick, a Democrat, voices support for accepting the current arrangement and endorsing the Populist state ticket. He argues opposition could create complications and that Democrats should unite with the present administration rather than seek to upend the existing balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo W. Gilcx
Kannan
Glick
Potter Palmer to occupy Pratt cottage at Seaton Newport
Mrs Potter Palmer reportedly plans to take the Pratt cottage Arleigh for the summer. After years of attempts to buy estates for summer residence no sales were offered. A limestone wall and iron fence along the Breaker property were built last fall, with similar work begun on the north and south sides.
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Potter Palmer
Pratt
Seaton
Newport
R.T
Pratt Cottage
Arleigh
Corellia Vanderbilt
Stock Breeders Appoint Committee for State Fair
The Improved Stock Breeders Association adopted a resolution demanding single rates for stock billing, abolition of the $10 hog valuation, and express shipping at owner risk with cheapest routes. favor freight when practical. Officers elected include M. S. Babcock, H. A. Heath re-elected, and Gen. W. Berry. Committees formed for legislation, revival of the state fair, and investigations with members from Peabody, Emporia, Wichita, Belleville, and Topeka.
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Stock Breeders ® Association
Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
Express
Otlicara
Bereton
J. W. Robinson
el Trad Hobb
Whiting
E. W Meliville
Une Ra
Charles S. Cross
First National Bank
Emporia
Omaha Bevorutian
W. Berry
Leibtried
Empe Newman
FE 1, Inc
Burlington
Westbrook
Peabody
J. W. Thobinson
el Dorado
T W. Harrison
Toeprlu
TA. Hubbard
Remo
Tein
Wichita
Geo
Witok Ateh- Jeon
Sawyer
Manhattan
Keatadromena
Belleville
Pupeka
E. W. Meliville
Radorai
King
J. i Jayless
Noreatur
Potter, Peabody
Allen
Meriden
National Sound Money League Sets February 2 Meeting
National Sound Money League announces executive committee meeting in Washington on Wednesday to act on monthly commission report and discuss overall gold standard interests. Kansas forecast shows fair weather with nw winds. Haterhazy acquitted after trial. card of thanks from Poste family for Laverna loss.
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National Sound Money League
Chicago
Smalley
Eneral
Washington
Monthary Commission
New York
Laverna
J. B Poste
Law's Majesty Centered on Supposed Railroad Plot
The article reports that most believe the story is a fabrication created by a La boran railroad agent. United States Marshal Bennett arrived and planned to depart for Barleboro that afternoon. At Igatisbors and Mekwakh, calm prevailed amid claims of an alleged insurrection centered there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftom
la~ Bom
United States
Bennett
Northern District
Barleboro
Igatisbors
Mekwakh
Troops to be sent over Seminole trouble in Indian Territory
Secretary Bliss discussed the reported Seminole outbreak in the Indian Territory with Acting Secretary Meikeljohn and received Agent Wisdom’s dispatch on the burning and outrages. The War Department awaitsGen. Brooks in Chicago for fuller reports before sending troops from Port Reno or Fort Sill.
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Washington
Bliss
War Department
Meikeljahn
Indian Territory
Steretary Bliss
Wisdom
Brooks
Chicago
Department of the
Deasouri
Sorne
Port Renn
Fort Sill
Seminole uprising rumors unsettle Kansas City crowd
Supposed reports from the Indian Territory claim 150 Seminole reds on the warpath toward Kurisborn, killing whites as they go, while whites arm and evacuate families. Confidence rests on unconfirmed tales of Seminole vengeance for two earlier burnings, with officials awaiting substantiated details amid widespread fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kurisborn
Fairlax
Unrest in Seminole Nation Reported in Indian Territory
A letter from Tecumseh notes armed Indians near 38 miles away threatening towns and property. Oklahoma City confirms uprising with two citizens killed in Pottawatomie County amid anger over recent Seminole killings linked to Lincoln McGewey and Palmer Simpson. Citizens mobilize toward Barksboro near Maude to respond to the flashpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Jah
Tetumech
Seyl
Noliss
Tecumseh
Oklahoma City
Pottawatomie
Lincoln McGewey
Palmer Simpson
Fusion Endorsed by Minnesota Democratic State Committee
Minnesota fusion of all silver elements is officially endorsed by the state committee. Chairman Hosing announced the plan at Jackman tean ger. W. J Bryan spoke late, linking fusion to Nebraska results and urging town support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Minneapolis
Minnvsota
Star Central Committee
Hosing
W. J Bryan
Nebraska
Rattlesnake Attacks Driver in Creek County
January rattlesnake incident near Guthrie Oklahoma injures William Dan Run as he drives a cart east of the Sac and Fox reserve. The serpent wrapped around the wheel, struck him in the face twice, and he cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie, Or
William Dan- Run
Sac and Fox
Dungan
Local notices and incidents from city and region
Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Bair a daughter addresses at 1820 West street Rev W B Sadler of Chicago and Rev A F Ballinger of New York will speak Thursday noon at the coach stop. A hotel kitchen worker crushed fingers in an ice cream freezer at the Throop hotel. amputation likely. Mrs Conrad Mayer starts divorce proceedings. Botefuhr, Scrivener’s Sons agent, in Port Smith. parents missing after storm. Dr Ruby patents a cyclostat bicycle device for sudden stop while seated. Two snow rods operated by small handles support wires. Contempt proceedings against Theo panelon receiver of Peaxenppantin have been withdrawn. supreme court decision pending.
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Harry 4. Bair
West Street
W. B Sadler
Chitcago
A. F. Ballinger
New York
Santa Fe
Ebay Theakson
Throop
Conrad Mayer
Mayer
Botefuhr
Charles Scribner's Sons
Telh Topeka
Port Smith
Recited Street
Ruby
Teo Panelon
Peaxenppantin
Stefan
Corte
Supreme Court
Oklahoma landlord defends wind lore with tall tales
In a New York Sunday Journal piece, a Oklahoma landlord recounts wild wind feats to mock a boastful stranger. The tale includes a calf blown against a barn, a man thrown by gales, and a zephyr turning a man’s attire inside out, framed as humorous regional lore.
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Riess
Thors
Lance
Despeir
Srent
Tha Landlont
Eanses
New York Sunday Journal
Man Wheelchairs Down Street as Bicycle Cop Delays
A comic scene from Detroit Free Press reports a middle aged cyclist on a tricky paved sidewalk ignored by a bicycle policeman who speeds ahead then offers to take her to the justice's office. The woman replies she has waited over 80 years for the moment and continues on.
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Jnsties
Ibi
Detroit Free Press
Wobbling markets and mixed signals sweep Chicago papers
A roundup of stock prices from Wheat and Corn trading opens, with wheat steady at 64 to 65 cents May, Paris French duty rumors stirring cables. Chicago livestock shows receipts and prices. hogs, cattle, and sheep shift slightly with buyers active. Kansas City reports higher hogs and mixed cattle demand.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
WMC
Liverpool T
Loken
Athurs
New York
St Louis
Allen and Grint
Wike
Sic
Inter Te Ma
Liverpool
Northwestern Récelpta
Corn—Com
Profemonaix Country Commission
Hevelore
May
Grain Men's Boycott Targets Kansas Commission Men
The Kansas Grain Dealers Association meets at the National Hotel in Topeka where members push to list commission men not to trade with. Governor Leedy urges recovery for grain dealers and plans for resolutions to bar unfair buyers and seek railroad action similar to a Chicago route order. Adrian Sherman elected attorney and officers named for the year, including President N. B. Hieatt Willis and secretary J. W. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Grain Dealers
Ational
Grain Commission Men
Kansas City
Leedy
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
Kansas Roads
Adrian Sherman
N. B. Hieatt
Willis
Kan
J. W. Thomas
Home
A.J. Smiley
Concordia
M. H. Roller
Ca Cleville
Tather Corte
Lyon
Muscotah
Frank Thomen
Summerfield
H. Work
Eliaworth
Market Gossip by W A Michael Commission Co
Market gossip column from Topeka Kansas broker notes bid prices in grain provisions and stocks with mentions of hogs, wheat and Chicago prices. Cited figures include 1,500 and general receipts data for traders and shipments amid midwestern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Michael Commision Co
Hrekers
West Sixth Ave
Topeka
Lux Commission Co
Kansan Ave
Topeka, Han
Cattle Receipts and Grain Movements Across Markets
Grain and cattle receipts across Chicago Kansas City and Omaha show mixed totals with Chicago wheat and corn activity. Northwestern ports Minneapolis and Duluth report car counts, while last year’s totals are noted for comparison amid unclear garbled text.
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Barnes City
Lecord
Liverpool
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wheil
Teasurer and Seely Telephone 152.
Fragmentary notice references a telephones contact and a numeric identifier 152, with unclear context. No clear names, dates, or events are evident beyond the garbled phrases.
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