Cuba Policy Sparks Insurgent Pressure and US Signals
Washington dispatch reports Cuban insurgents planting torpedoes and arming harbors while Spain faces financial collapse and possible suspension of specie payments. United States may recognize insurgents as belligerents if Spain fails by March. Debates swirl in Senate over expanded Monroe Doctrine as tension Mounts between Cuba, Venezuela, and foreign powers.
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Gibar
Washington
Wasntxotox
Haven
Re Biage Guos
Plec
Parison
Cobsu Junta
Senor
Robert Night
United States
Cleveland
Nime
Cabas
Spain
Cuba
Great Britain
Saliabury
Coloss Colony
United ‘States
Winston
Social happenings in Topeka and vicinity noted
In Topeka society column, Mrs. Histed hosts a whist party with 10 boards and guests from nearby neighborhoods. Various social notes follow including theater sketches, visits, and upcoming events such as a Mikado rehearsal, a Topeka travelers gathering, and lectures on social culture.
Masons Consider Foreclosure On Topeka Lots
The Masons of Topeka face foreclosure on four lots at Eighth and Quincy after partial payments. A mass meeting at the Masonic temple decided to raise funds by organizing a stock company and selling stock to members. The temple project was put on hold while they retain the property.
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Masons of
Topeka
Eighth and
Quincy Streets
S Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple
Jackson
Wu Masone
Dave di
Speer Returns to Topeka as City Head of Security Firm
H C Speer ex state superintendent of public instruction and head of Commercial Security Co returns to Topeka to make it his home and principal office. He fills the vacancy left by E R Gare as Topeka's representative for the company and will move his family to the city in a few weeks.
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A . B. Havens
Shelby
Bio
Daniel Atwood
Port Worth
New Orleans
Walter Noble
Kensas City
W. D. Gilbert and Son
J. M. Wallace
East Tanth Street
Aliss Cora Haley
Chickasha I
Alles
Gertrude Wyatt
Chicago
M. Gige
H.C. Speer
Mr. Speer
ER. M. Gare
Wessurer
City Railway Company
Topeka
Commercial Security Company
Gulf Road
Colorado
Heceiver Trumbull
Gulf
Traffe
Hughes
Denver & Hill Grande
Hipley
Tanta Fe
Vicnia
Bac
Hand Medicine Co
Linke
Dr. Hand
Charles Locke
Ror
Hillsdale
Douglas Ares
Hwestern Fuel Company
Rhode Island Population Density Leads Nation
A historical outline notes Rhode Island as the most densely populated state since the first federal census. It cites rapid industrial growth, a 1,300 square mile area, and populations rising from 375,000 in the early era to over 250,000 in the present, driven by city and factory expansion in Pawtucket, Woonsocket, and Providence.
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Rhode Island
Union
Delaware
Loanec
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Belgium
England
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Providence
Bristol County
Rhoda Island
Provillence
Masasachusetts
New York
Westchester
Covers For Cushions and Sailor Gift Designs
The piece highlights decorative cushion covers in canvas and denim with nautical motifs like anchors, birds, and waves. It suggests elegant options in silk or wool, and shows how to trace designs on fabric and braid rope details. Also offers care tips for house plants and dinner-table linens.
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Kensington
S. E. Times
Prof Samuels Help Sparks Hope for a Child’s Recovery
A Topeka family credits Prof Samuels with saving their twelve year old daughter from a life of disability after a brain surgery avoided for two years. The girl, once paralyzed and nervous, showed rapid improvement under eye based treatment and is now reading, with balanced movement and steady hands. The grateful parents and neighbors affirm the dramatic turn in Shawnee county.
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Prof Samuels
Wamas
Alwaya
E. M. Cockerell
Elers
District Court
This County
W. E. Abies
Mission Township
Topeka
State Institution For the Blind
Kansas City
Prof
Samuels
Shawnee County
Greene arraigned for peace disturbance in McCune
A man from McCune named Greene, after a drunken uproar in Fittaburg, sobered up and swore out a warrant for disturbing the peace. He appeared before the county attorney, pleaded guilty, and was sued. (Daily Stare Jocasan)
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Birnest
McCest
Greene
McCune
Fittaburg
Topeka Council Proceedings 1895 1896 Street and Lights Deals
Topeka city council meets January 18 1895 with nine present. Proposals include leasing fourteen acres of timber land for twenty one years at 250 dollars yearly and a park purchase for 6500 dollars. Edison lighting proposal of 230 lights rejected. Street drainage and lighting station bids ordered readvertised. Salary for deputy elections clerk proposed cut to 200 dollars. Meeting adjourned to January 20 1896.
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Cramman
Torna
Kas
Bradford
Burgess
Drew
Elliott
Pattison
Houndtree
Stevens
Stephenson
Skinner
Fulton
J. Quvorem
C. A. Fellows
TM. James
Kansas Avenue
Central Avenue
Roundtree
A. KS. Fulford
New County Court House
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Mn Drow
G R. Maunsell
Committees of Ways and Means
City of
Topeka
Tenth Strset
Lincoln
Lane Streets
Ooe
Board of Supervisors
Commissioner of Elections
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Nebraska
Aly
Dr. Miles
Miles
P. O. Box
David City
Sebrasicn
BAY State
Mieserd
Clifford Histed
Histed
J. K. Hudson
Prairies
Sydney Carringden
Topelady
Ollie O'Brien
W. E. Swift
F. C
Clay Street
Satint Noten
W. H. Highter
Jessie Grifith
Mra E
Mabel Jenness Venter
Ramilios Wall
Topeka School of Pbveteel
Camera Club
FL H. Lea
Bessie
Lucy
Beby
Lewcy
Indiana
Lovcy
Banese Day Club
Amus
Atchison
Bilm
Atchison Globe
Emporia
Frank Alliier
Cy Sprague
Empedla Gazette
H. C
Speer
Rhody
Voragers
Yachtamen
Sita
Asta
Dafa
Prof. Samuels
Stare
Piret
Tora
Eocison
Council Proceedings
W. J. Stage
Draw
MoPavumy
Cy Chirk
Morrison
The
Chicago Opthaimle College
Paio
Jewelry Store
Unexas
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