Midwinter exposition opens at auditorium in Topeka
Kansas news notes a midwinter exposition opening at 1 o clock in the auditorium and reports a flood of local items. The Ohio club will hear David Jer. Reuben Thomas of Newman helps with a copper. Snow disrupts wheat growers and city streetcar service while railway tracks are sprinkled. Local civic, theater and sporting events unfold with mixed fortunes and community remarks.
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Huebner Theater Company
John PF. Kaster
Banta Fe Hospital
W. HL Kimper
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Attes Tg &N
O Reelin
Si Carrier
Talon Pacific
Topeka
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My Kan
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Postum Food Coffee Aids Headache Free Use
A state officer of the W C T U writes about headaches caused by coffee and how switching to Postum Food Coffee relieved sleepless nights and lasting headaches. She recalls learning from a physician and wife who served Postum, noting long boiling improves flavor and that the drink supports a caffeine-free routine.
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Ana
Bilicus
Royal mourning ends soon as court readies brighter tones
New York reports the year of royal mourning will soon end and the court will adopt neutral attire with more fashionable society returning to lively appearances. The Victoria memorial fund remains a priority amid shifting social expectations and public interest.
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Victoria Memorial Fund
Wall collapses in Belfast. ten bodies recovered
A partial report from Belfast describes a wall collapse at the Smith site causing casualties. Ten bodies have been recovered, with rescue teams continuing efforts amid dangerous conditions and unclear cause.
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Smithoe
Basketee
Topeka Plant Plans for Corn Cutter Factory
New project by Warner Potter Gries and Wolff firms aims to build a two story factory for sled corn cutters in Topeka. Start unemployment 40 to 50 men, storage needs and traveling salesmen planned. plus a weighing machine factory for flouring mills to be located in Topeka with at least 50 initial workers and growing demand.
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P. W. Gries & Co
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Apah
Page Mills
Sickles Kin Dead at 87 in Brooklyn Home
New York Jan 20 Daniel Sickles cousin of General Daniel E Sickles died at his Brooklyn home after reportedly foreseeing his death for days A post supper remark to his sister said he thought he would die before morning.
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Daniel Sickles
Daniel E. Sickles
Brooklyn
Death of Mr. Sickles Ends Older Man’s Exertions
Mrs Sickles believed no anxiety loomed over her. Mr. Sickles died after resting on a lounge. The death, attributed to extreme old age, notes his 1815 birth and long Masonic career from grand master of the state 1853 to 1860, then grand secretary general and dean of the supreme council, with writings on Masonic topics.
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Editors Will Talk at Stanbatsan Meeting in February
A Wichita panel including Victor Murdock and Will White attends a Kansas editors gathering in Manhattan on February 3 and 4. The program covers committees, credentials, memorials, and a Keynote by William Allen White. Afternoon sessions feature discussions on agricultural policy and county printing contracts, with multiple city and county publications represented.
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Chilean protest over Lautaro seizure and naval movements
New York January report notes the steamship Lautaro, seized by Chilean officials, was to depart with Gen. Alban aboard. Guns from the Colombian warship General Pinzon are on Lautaro for use against insurgent vessels. The Libertador remains at Barranquilla with engines being worked on. the General Pinson is to return to Colon after a prisoner exchange completed yesterday. The St Laurent has arrived at Colon reporting calm on the coast.
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Mexican veteran Col De Lancey Floyd-Jones dead in New York
New York veteran Col De Lancey Floyd-Jones who served in the Mexican and Civil Wars has died of pneumonia at the Park Avenue hotel. Born in Queens in January 182g he attended West Point and graduated in 14%. He married Laura Jane Whitney in 1853 and served from 1853 through the Civil War, later fighting plains Indians. He retired in 1878 at age 53 and turned to literature, publishing Letters From the Far East in 1887.
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Helen Watts (de Lancey) Floyd-Jones
United States Military Academy
Weat Point
Laura Jane Whitney
Rochester
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California
We”warle
Plains
Third Infantry
Far East
Reeder Fight Draws Little Interest In Phillips County
County attorney Guy Bissell of Phillips County travels to Topeka to oppose Governor Yates. Bissell, youngest Kansas county attorney, represents local opposition tied to Reeder and the Sixth district congressional race amid limited public interest.
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Man Reeder
Reeder Faces Split in Phillips County Delegation
Mr. Bissell notes low interest in the fight with only a few postmasters backing Reeder while W. H. Pratt and other old-time politicians oppose him. Whether Reeder loses his home county hinges on this weak engagement but he is likely to retain his home delegation despite doubts.
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Coal Theft Spree Rosy in Fort Scott Court
In Fort Scott police court Bill Barnes paid a five dollar fine for stealing lumber used as fuel from the Frisco road. A Tucker and his son faced charges for coal theft. Tucker fined and the boy given a lecture. City managers report daily losses of about 100 bushels, with police believing repeat offenders steal small quantities to uphaul.
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Missionary Bishop Brent Goes to Philippines
Unarles H. Brent, newly consecrated bishop to the Philippine mission, addressed St. Bartholomew's congregation. He said he accepted the posting without pledges on finances, relying on church generosity for equipment and promising to face unknowns with the authority of the Christian church to aid Roman Catholics and locals.
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Still Keeps It Up Despite Poor Health Claim
Justice of the Peace Adam Shook of New Lisbon Indiana reports a DewWitt's Little Risers remedy helped with long period of poor health. The ad notes the product stimulates the liver and bowels and lists F Menninger MD with contact details.
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Duke and Duchess of Marlborough to attend Petersburg ball
New York dispatch reports the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough plan a trip to St Petersburg for a major reception on January 2 hosted by Prince Obiort. The duchess will join from London and more young nobles, including the Duchess of Sutherland and the Duchess of Portland, are mentioned. Also noted is a portrait in progress by Mr Sargent, expected to be completed in time for this year's academy.
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Famous Swede Explorer Plans Return to Stockholm Next Summer
A New York report dated January 31 describes the famed Swedish explorer Svensfedin who has long provided reliable cartographic data from Central Asia's sterile regions. The Journal and American note his intention to travel to Rome and then home to Stock Wotin, aiming to be back by mid-summer.
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Huebner Theater Company Opens Week at Craw Ladies
The Huebner Theater company begins a week long engagement at Craw Ladies. Tickets are 90 cents with child admission free. The troupe plans a dramatic program and invites local patrons to attend. The article notes the company will feature Ing as a guest performer.
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