Under the Red Rove ends in Wichita misadventure
Rickelieu was killed in a costume made of a turkey red tablecloth during the Wichita showing of Under the Red Rove. The company faced a bothersome mishap when baggage was mischecked, leaving trunks behind at Leavenworth except for a few items carried by performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Leavenworth
Pany
Wichitae
Mand
Wiliam Morris
Louie XII
France
George Washim
Richelieu
Wes
Mr. Morris
McGlynn
Nervous dyspepsia and a cure claim in ads
The piece discusses nervous dyspepsia as a broad organ problem, not just stomach pain, citing heart, kidneys, and bowels effects. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for various symptoms and urges readers to request a health book from F. A. Stuart Co, Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Becker
A. M. Joss
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
St. Louis
Mission Board
The
German Methodist Church
Harter Rt Commission
Ibilc
Bt. Louis
District Conference of Stewards
ME. Church
Epworth League
Redef
My Brother Heart
Vitary Fo
Bicycles Wanted In China Market for American Machines
Washington reports Consul Wildman from Hong Kong saying China offers a strong market for low grade, low priced bicycles. He notes Chinese buyers prefer affordable bikes with basic fittings, and freight costs from New York could still yield profit. The market has grown since the Mantia occupation boosted bicycle trade, with high grade machines currently selling at 185 Mexican Money in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington
Wildman
Hong Kong
America
New York
Good & Ma
Mantia
Ee Ee Ee al Beer
Elkhorn Railroad Seeks Wyoming Route Extension
General Manager Bidwell and Elkhorn officers traveled across central Wyoming along a surveyed line beyond the current terminus. The trip, in January, sparked rumors of an extension next season as the line seeks new central Wyoming traffic and profitability despite limited freight and no pleasure trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidwell
Wyoming
Casper
Wio
Elkhorn
Wyoring
Dreyfus Case Draws German and French Officials
Paris reports Count Von Munster German ambassador summoned to Berlin to confer with Baron Von Bulow over the Dreyfus affair. Gen Mercier says in 1898 he knew nothing of Esterhazy or his links to Col Sandherr and asserts Dreyfus lied about supplying documents to a foreign power. He claims the dossier contained items compromising France Germany and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The
Solr
Count von Munster
Berlin
Baron von Bulow
Germany
Dreyfus
Gen. Mercier
Sair
Comte Ferdinand Esterhagy
Col Sandherr
Droyfus
Re Furs
Gulu
France
Italy
Rich in gold from Los Pintos mines sparks Pasadena sensation
Pasadena residents and investors in New York Chicago and Philadelphia own Los Pintos mines in Sonora Mexico. A fresh bullion shipment arrived as J D Thomson headed back with more crews and gear. The mines lie ten miles from the Gulf of Mexico and a two day desert trek from Glia Bend. A mule railroad plan to access water transport was proposed and Mexican permission granted for a twenty stamp mill across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Pintos
Pasadena
Cal
Sonora
Mexico
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
J. D. Thomson
Gulf of Mexico
Glia Bend
Gulf
Brooke's Bad Move In Cuba Scares Santiago Commerce
A Jan dispatch from Santiago de Cuba recalls the transfer order for weekly customs receipts to Havana. The move sparked a storm as merchants paused consignments and papers issued extras while locals feared a return to old Spanish conditions. A later Havana cable reversed the policy, saying funds stay local but disbursements require warrants from the division commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Associated Press
Santiago de Cuba
Havana
Chamber of Commerce
Santiago
War Department
Matansas
Matanzas
Cardenas
Manzanillo
Guattanamo
Puerto Principe
Neuvitan
Santa Cruz del Sur
Santa Clara
Cientueges
Batabana
Pinar del Fifo
Castile
Bacart
Washington
Gen. Wood
Marina Street
Oater
Ines
Quarterly Meeting of Missionary Union in City Churches
The quarterly meeting of the Missionary Union of six Presbyterian societies will be held at First Presbyterian Church on Friday January 20 at 10 a.m. The program includes devotions, minutes, praise meeting discussion, church membership obligations to missions, missionary letters, officers’ election, greetings to auxiliaries, notes on Jews and Homeward See Oakland and Bethel, reminiscences of early Christine work in Topeka, and women’s clubs and missionary society reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Union
Presbyterian Societies
First Presbyterian Church
Flintham
J. F. Senour
Westminster Church
A. m
J. HO Worthington
Mra
Eyden
Mra. Sliver
Presb
Yyterial
Oakland
Bethel
A. Anderson
Christine
Topeke
Quick time to Havana cut by three hours on new service
A noon start from Jersey City on the Pennsylvania railroad and Plant system will trim Havana travel time by three hours. The New York and Florida special begins today and will still connect ships at Tampa, though departing three hours later. The Olivette, rebuilt after wartime service and sunk at Bermuda, will resume Tarpa-Hayooa service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Havana
Tampa
Olivette
Wer
Bermuda
Philadelphia
Mor moniem sermon stirs crowd in Arkansas City meeting
At the First Baptist church in Arkansas City a large audience gathered for a sermon by the local pastor. A closing resolution, introduced by Congressman Hideels, pledged to oppose the seating of Roberts as Utah's new member, leveraging all influence against him. The item closes with an advertisement for Quick good work from American Steam Laundry, 112 West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Arkansas City
First Baptist Church
Tita
Hideels
Roberts
American Steam Laundry
West Seventh Street
Real estate transfers filed for record in city listing multiple lot deals
The notice lists transfers with names such as DeGragt DeGraff Hoor Payton Thomas council and Connolly Dawson Hunt Cran Holliday Morris Hand Motter and others. It specifies parcels including Oakland Avenue 223 427 433 street Lincoln Street Monroe Street and 33-10-16 and mentions monetary amounts from 1 to 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. DeGragt
Frances DeGraff
W. Hoor
AL Payton
Ayenus
Metsker
Thomas
Council
Oakland Avenue
J. W. Morris
RL Connelly
A. Dawson
J. H. Hunt
Wits
A.v.ene Ryan
Holliday
Henry Eshe
H. C. Cran
Morris
BH. Hunt
Albert Wallin
Quincy Street
Mort
Moore
John Hand
Snd Coat
Monroe Street
FN. Whitaker
St al
Cook
Lewis M. Motter
Lincoln Street
Throup
A Good Night's Work By Saturday Night Raids
Police raids on a gambling joint by Lon Townsend on Kansas Avenue yielded cash profits. W M Miller, bartender, was arrested with beer, whisky and glasses. Pleas from proprietors and patrons led to fines and forfeitures totaling cash for the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan, Pavey
Carlines for Sale as Spain Seeks Islands
Madrid authorities plan to sell the Marianne Ludrones Caroline and Pelew islands after advice from General Rios that a sizable force and naval units are needed. The government will ask La Reforma authority to authorize the sale to defend the weak defense posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Cortes
la Reforma
Marianne
Ludrones
Caroline
Pelew Islands
Spain
Thort
Rios
Emperor William Opens Prussian Diet in Speech
Berlin January reports the Prussian diet opened with a throne speech by Emperor William stating a favorable financial situation and stable foundations for political and national life. He expressed confidence about the future and announced measures to extend state railroads and the Dortmund Ems canal to the Elbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Berlin
Dortmund-Ems
Elbe
Snake Indians identity claimed by Sapulpa visitor
J L Andrews of Sapulpa says a new African race found by Englishman Albert Lloyd matches the Snake Indians in the Creek nation. He notes about 100 Snake Indians live in caves and claims this proves their pure-blood status. In Waco Texas the Arlington hotel and sanitarium burned, about $60,000 loss, $29,000 insured. occupants escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
J. L. Andrews
Sapulpa
Africa
Albert Lloyd
Waco
Tex
Arlington
Marlin
Falls County
Grimes Bond Approved After Lengthy Canvassing
The executive council finished canvassing Treasurer Grimes's bond, voting unanimously to approve it after a long Saturday session. The bond specifies a low amount of 10 and a higher amount of 334.00, with BOP. Atchison official signed the bond for the higher sum. Heavy Gold Strike northern Colorado Springs Isabella Gold Mining Co. recently uncovered ore worth 1,000 per ton in a 97 ton shipment, triggering a market surge as Isabella stock leapt from .37 to .34 and over 300,000 shares traded amid secrecy and speculation. Your linen left spotless, American Steam Laundry, 12 West Seventh Telephone 241.
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Grimes
Executive Council
Wa Ee
Atchison
Counel
Tity
Colorado Springs
Isabella Gold Mining Company
Isabella
American Steam Laundry
West Seventh
Cured by Cuticura for three eczema afflicted children
Annie Ring reports her three children suffered eczema for twenty months, with faces raw and painful. After trying doctors, the ChocH a remedy gave relief in each case. Following fourteen days of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment treatment, the worst case was cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Annie Ring
Sesr
Ana
Seaton
Twenty third annual Kansas Historical Society meeting opens
The twenty third annual Kansas State Historical Society meeting opens tomorrow with an afternoon session in Library hall and an evening session in Representative hall, both open to the public. The program includes reports, papers on vital statistics, local histories, and a reading of papers by various speakers, followed by adjournment and election of officers for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Historical Society
Library
Representative Hall
Acentor Txows
Gaunt Rogard Ouner
John Gsipraes
States Society
Browers
Donnefsey
Wyandotte
A ‘Williston
State Univers
Battle Over Interstate Agreement Looms For Miners And Operators
Itteburg January 16 The week features a clash between oval operators and United Mine Workers over the Interstate agreement. Operators from Louis and Blinds are present and representatives from interested states arrive. The joint convention may be postponed if miners delay. Operators oppose mining price increases and resist wage hikes, while miners demand higher wages and an eight hour day. Some districts report mine capacity near limit and labor shortages. Michigan iron ore operators recruit cost diggers to work Illinois coal mines. A potential large scale strike is hinted if demands are unmet. Religious note and a humorous exchange appear in the Cincinnati Enquirer. Laundry services advertise kept colors for washed shirts and waists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itteburg
United Mine Workers
Louis
Blinds
Michigan Iron Ort
Ltinois
Wallace
Deacon Goodwin
Cincinnati Enquirer
Rumor on Receivership Of M, K, T Road Questions Fray
General Manager J J Fray of the Santa Fe was noncommittal about a rumor that the Missouri Kansas & Texas line would appoint a receiver. He said he would not discuss resigning or confirming such reports and declined further comment after returning from a 15 day inspection trip.
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J. J. Fray
Fanta Fr
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Road
Pres
Brey
T. Pond
Prey
The
Santa Fe
Ohio River Booming From Heavy Rainfall
Rain and thunderstorms swamp the Ohio River watershed with rapid rises in most tributaries. Observations from Cincinnati to Marietta indicate high water levels, with the Wabash and several tributaries near or at bank full. The greatest surge may occur below the Wabash mouth as flood risk intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jan. Mi
Chloe River
OL City
Tee Bessee
Ohio
Marietta
Parkersburg
Gallipelin
Scioto
Obin
Corn Kernel Fatality Sparks Chilliothe Tragic Death
Jan 16 near Chilli cothe Peoria Illinois a nine year old boy John Horn choked on a corn kernel while playing at a grain crib his death occurred before aid could help. Also reported Boutelle’s father Louis Henry Benteller died in Illinois from heart trouble after a ten day illness. Funeral services arranged in Neild city with interment in Evanston tomorrow.
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Chillinothe Peoria
John Horn
Chilli~cothe
Boutelle
Washington
Jan. M
Louis Henry Benteller
Tilinois
Punervl
Evanston
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Tos Kangas
Renee
Tae She Bowen
State Historical Society
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A. E. Taylor
Orit
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Kanaue City
Frank Weintman
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Fees Steam Laundry
West
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Ohio River
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