Their Golden Jubilee in 50th Anniversary of an Organization
Lew Furl observes the golden jubilee marking fifty years of the organization. Grand officers from Philadelphia and Chicago attend in a ceremony with public exercises at Temple Beth El. The report notes long-term support to widows and beneficiaries and a reserve fund balance.
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Lew Furl
Cid
Israel
Bela Folden
Executive Composites
United States
Julius Harberest
Lot Hoftheimer
Meyertud
Philadephia
Adush Pike
Kirako
Deperty Eran Reeeter
H Gollamith
Reed Errs
Dee Php Stele
Chicago
Juluis Harberger
Addreem
Sears
Temple Beth-El
Jullus Harberger
William A Gane
Philip Smith
Under the Red Robe theater review mishmash
A fragmented critique of a stage production titled Under the Red Robe filled with garbled names and scattered impressions. The text mentions Cary and theatergoers in various cities and hints at performances, characters, and dramatic elements with uncertain details.
Unclear Bicycle Service Fees Discussed by Western Lines
Chicago January 16 reporting on a pending agreement among western passenger lines to set a new bicycle baggage charge. An executive committee has unanimously approved the old rule as a basis for the compact, with expected adoption by the lines after some votes.
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Chicago
Baggage Charge Rules for Bicycles and Carriages to 35 Cents
A transport regulation sets a separate excess baggage rate for bicycles, tricycles, and baby carriages, charging 50 pounds indemnity per item with a minimum of 25 cents. The extra fee is added apart from regular baggage, and items are checked only for accompanying passengers. Rail lines collect this charge at selling points, applying 1% of the lowest regular fare but never below 35 cents per wheel.
Topeka and Kansas City Whist Match Presents Close Play
A Saturday night whist game occurred in the Glralter building rooms between Topeka and Kansas City. The match featured players Corr Burpee Wana Fase Mesch and Treiman, with Meredit Eaieciok and others contributing in a tense finish as both sides eye the next meeting in Topeka about six weeks hence.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Itier
Glralter
Kanes City
Pam Isle
Stone
Kansasity
Corr
Edil
Ty * Penn Aad the 5 Score — Ae Topek
Burpee
Wana
Treiman
Manne Tears
Echowing
Few Are Chosen In State Council Appointments
The executive council held its first session Saturday from seven in the morning until after six at night. It approved state house employees and various positions including pie engineer A. H. Noaney and other posts such as night watch W. P. Wilcox and messengers The list includes several named recipients from Topeka Emporia Abilene and Wichita.
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State House
Grimes Bent
Secretary of State
A. H. Noaney
T. J. Stanley
Junction City
W. P. Wilcox
Emporia
N. D. Fisher
Abilene
Thos Dillon
William Share
Toneke
Touls Lovelady
Winfield
Andrew Taster
Pie
TS Norden
We City
Nashington
Dans
Win
Holland
Port Scott
J. W. Chandler
Clearwater
Willian Johnson
Wichita
Archie Rigby
Carbondale
Rufus Knott
Topeka
Jota Smith
Pittsburg
A. T Allen
H. Etherley
Talliver Sint
Topska
Better at Iloilo natives ready for American protectorate
Official dispatches from Holla and Panay report natives inclined to friendliness but strongly oppose landing US forces without Malolos authorization. Some revolutionary officials show dissent yet favor American protection as a temporary measure. US transports Newport Arizona and Pennsylvania with the Eighteenth infantry and other units approach Guimaras Island for water and supplies.
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Iloilo
Manila
Holla
Panay
United States
Ma~loios
Newport
Atzona
Peninsylvania
Eighteenth Infantry
Iowa
Sixth Artillery
Guimeris Island
Pasayan Necrus
Quits the World by Pistol Shot in the Head
Reinhart Kuehne, cousin of Otto Kuehne, committed suicide at 6:30 Saturday afternoon near the Kansas river by shooting himself in the head. Found on the river bank partially in water, a revolver lay nearby. He had practiced for days to master the weapon and recently bought the revolver. The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of suicide. Otto Kuehne, in Colorado, arrived to attend the funeral. He was a German immigrant who struggled with English and found factory life difficult.
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Reinhart Kuehne
Otto Kuehne
Kansas River
Dreyer
Mmm
Bember
Kuehne Guise
Kuehne
Hisself
Sulette
Colorado
Gerreny
Reirhart
Bien
Germany
Lower Prices Amid Linseed Trust Formation
Cleveland, Jan. 12 Mr BF Miles asserts the linseed trust consolidates major producers and aims to steady markets, reduce speculation, and spread trade to England, Honolulu, and the West. He states output will stay about the same, with capital stock planned at 22,000,003 dollars.
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Cleveland
BF. Miles
Honolulu
West
Miles
Dreyfus Case Delays Hinder Public Hearing Now Expected
Paris January 1 M Loew head of the criminal chamber of the court of cassation says in a Journal interview that about three weeks may pass before a public hearing in the Dreyfus case, and that the court does not possess documents from Count Ferdinand Esterhazy.
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Paris
M. Loew
Criminal Chamber
Court of Ecassation
Dresfus
MM. Loew
Ferdinand Extarhazy
Report on Christopher Columbus's Interred Relics Robbery Claim
Madrid reports Havana excitement over a Madrid dispatch claiming the Columbus tomb in Santo Domingo contained gold coins a gold cross and other relics supposedly buried with his remains The report notes the long time since interment makes blame difficult and voices doubt about the theft.
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Washington
San
Havana
Madrid
Christopher Colamb
Smallpox outbreak hits Kickapoo Indians in Oklahoma
Jan 18 Wichita report: smallpox spreads among Kickapoo Indians in Oklahoma with hundreds ill and several dead. McLoud health officers issue a quarantine as residents fearfully cut their bodies in attempts to ward off the disease.
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Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma
McLoud
Pete
Bop
The Duplicity of Colonel Daintree and Miss Gale
Colonel Daintree and Miss Gale debate cycling for women as a sign of temper and virtue. The old gentleman plots a match to tame the spirited young woman while observing social maneuvering near the terrace and a pair walking toward the park.
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Daintree
Miss Gale
Colonel Daintree
van Oppent
Molland
South Kensington
Franke Daintree
Mies Gale
Ditcher
Missule
Frank Damntren
Salemity
Burleigh Terrace
Richmond
Grove
Boltons
Elia Gale
Conmany
TasTonr Bears the The Ed Yoo in An Bog wt
The fragmentary item mentions TasTonr and Ed Yoo in a bog context with unclear action. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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TasTonr
Ed Yoo
Why Smith Left Home at Crawford Theater Tonight
Geo H Breatharet presents Why Smith Left Home a ambitious farce at Crawford theater Thursday evening. Two elaborate scenes by Henry Hoyt of Daly's New York promise visual impact and lively staging with a capable cast led by Mactyn Arbuckle Fred Peters and Annie Yeamans. Sydney Grands drama Sowing the Wind returns Friday while Always on Time melodrama plays tonight by Metropolitan Comedy company with ladies free with paid admission. Sofia Scalchi opera company visits Crawford next Saturday.
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Geo. H. Breatharet
Smith
Crawford Theater
Jones
Henry Hoyt
Daly's Theater
New York
Broadhurst
Topeka
Mactyn Arbuckle
Fred Peters
Harry Webster
H. B. Snyder C
Jay Willams
Ross Stuart
Annie Yeaman
Sydney Grands
Metropolitan Comedy Company
Reindeer Herd Passes Into Yukon After Trail Toll
The government reindeer herd, missing in Alaska, has reached the Yukon en route to Belle Isle or Circle City. Only 150 of the original 700 remain, many dying from starvation. two Lapland babies were born but all newborns died. Affected bearers and the mail contractor wait as rivers freeze and work remains unlikely this winter.
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Klondike
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Yukon
Belle Isle
Circle City
Sheldon Jackson
United States
Richardson
Censorship Order Reported By Telegraph Firms
The Commercial Cable company issued a notice citing the Eastern Telegraph company. Manila advices state the American government notifies that censorship applies to outward and inward telegrams carrying political news.
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New York
San
Commercial Cable Company Today
Eastern Telegraph Company
Maniila
Emperor’s order spurs Turkish gun purchases
Constantinople report notes a 1¢ ipperiat imide issued for 162 Krupp field guns and 30 400 shrapnel shells. The move follows Emperor Weamon’s return from the Orient and his gift to the Sultan of Turkey, signaling Germany’s modern Krupp field guns. German newspapers praise the emperor’s shrewdness, predicting Turkey will place large future orders.
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Constantinopis
Nan
Emperor Weamon
Orient
Turkey
Germany
Snapshots at Home News From Topeka District
Topeka gossip notes list Mrs S C Cook sick with pneumonia at 819 Quincy. Ned Henderson now employed at Bank of Commerce in Kansas City. Many legislators stayed out of Topeka over the weekend. Governor Stanley spoke at First Methodist church Sunday. Local health talk urges sidewalk etiquette during grip season. Reese Smith’s Topeka farm residence burned Saturday night with total loss and no insurance. An Atchison Globe item mocks Modoc club’s stage entrance and misprints. Local services advertise sewing and button work at Peerless Laundry. Silver Leaf Mince Meat promotion from Otto E Hermann Co.
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Mra
S.C. Cook
Quincy
Parumonia
Ned Henderson
Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Legistree
Topeka
Sun
H. J. Allen
Eee
Hig Houme
Ottawa
C. OQ
Nelson
Swedesburg
Iowa
Stanley
Gounly
J. Fred Scott
Santa Fe
Treasury Department
Reese Smith
Séur Grantville
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Modoc Club
Toseka
Dissatisfaction in Ca G Twenty third Kansas Arouses Moves
Governor Stanley receives Nathaniel Singletary letter reporting Captain W H Ingraham will resign his commission. Lieut Singletary seeks captaincy. privates petition to remove from service and advance Singletary. Officers request reappointment of Dr C S Sunday as assistant surgeon after resignation.
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Stanley
Nathaniel Singletary
Kansas
W. H. Ingraham
Kan
Mecous
Fe Tury
Ingra
C_S_ Sunday
Siven
For Sale Miscellaneour RoH Sale Goxa Wagey and Saddie Mare
Classified ad list of multiple sale items including a horse mare, an equatorial telescope, an organ, sewing machine, guitars, and two watches from various sellers. Also includes second hand store for sale or exchange and several rental notices for rooms and farms plus a city property listing.
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Goxa Wagey
Saddie Mare
F. H
Care Journal
Men Fox
Onaga
Kan
Gultar
MH Campbell
Inquire
Kansas
Lucas
East Sixth
John L. Howard
Old Court House
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Myers
Independent Order of Freasons of Israel
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Lunden
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Tedward
Wwevsnats
Edrairiy
Suemiere
Melia Marve
Mdie Wenesault
Erines Guunes
Rene
de Cochetoret
Curt
Renteali
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Wiarton
Ieee
Mary Finn
Meredit Eaieciok
Leitchant “Diteahes Boric
Gilmore Cher
Ici
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Eerie
Ree Mason
Executive Council
Dreyfus
Columbus
Ime
Sofia Scalchi
Crawfons Theater
Jto
Manilla
Kaiser
Peerless Steam Laundry
West Eighth Street
St. Otto Euehne & Co
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N.S
Care Journ
Omic
Kansas Ave
West Sixth St
Tatneretts
Adams
Steen
Euaught Warners
Enterprise Manufacturing Io
Cincinnati
Jointon
River House
4Th and
Quiscy Sts
WB Goakin Pelans
J. Spenner
Idaho
Morgscen TE Bowman & CO
Topeka Ave
Io Socia
V. Jieasant Eeeteee
Akeneush
A. Petre - Itistie
Weetern Ave
Vase *S
Plomas Lumber CO
Ns 64
Venu Buren
Lincoin St
Forbes, U5
W. Éth Ave
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Beene
Tyler
Abele
Ap West Ke Hasen
Nea Ee Ee
Kucsas Ave
Kanes Medical College
Aed Teter
M. L Brockett
Ryder
Cormes Go
Central Ave
North
IDA
Barnes
Kansas Pre
J. Springhorn
FOR Sale Real Estate
Pavaren
IQWA
Leen Suntan
SE Creek
Seared Mantis
Greenwood Ave
Potwim
Rod Trigh Rytter
de Taylor St
Russia
Central Bank
Ae Topeka Cycle Co
James BL Hayden
Scott
Omi
Investors Iete Be 'Alee Investors Directory
N. I
L. Hiscoe
Giar- Sptech
Uncle Sam
Bt Kanave
Topeka Steena Rarenoche Co
Fopekes, Beargee Co
Kas
Hana Hold
Rer Tgs
Cease
D. Skinner
Topeka Transfer CO
Eames FE
P. Bacor
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