City Council Adopts Commercial Club Debt Rule
The Commercial club has paid about 1900 toward a 2000 debt for auditorium seating. Council votes unanimously to have the city assume the remaining 2088.44 and cover the seating costs, citing public benefit and urging fulfillment of the agreement. The measure follows earlier licensing and public works actions and a request for electric lights.
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John
Frost
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Anderson
MC Holman
Edward Wilder
Commercial Club
Alty Council
Tre Cits
Hola
Mir
Use Commercial
Wilder
Nawkse
Alen
Manly
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansaits City
Ie Wolken
St. Paul
Wich- TA
Topeks
Munte League
Sixth Ward
Sixth Avenue
Willow Mreet
Jelinwood Avende
Cothin
Elm Street sidewalk and street works projects approved
City council considers sidewalks on Elm Street east and west sides between Seward and State. Approval of widening and paving bids, electric lights in Fourth Ward, and a small annexation west of Western Avenue. Report references water works agreement and funds for paving, with bids invited for a bell tower project and platform construction near the Rock Island.
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Saa
Walnut
Euclid Avenue
Wits
Water Works Company
Silnorss
Elm Street
Seward
State
Holchanan
Brehanan
Betond and
Piltmore
Saconis and
Taylor
Jackson and Crans
Rock Island
Grant and
Tyler
Trier Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenue
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Quiscy
Monroe
Western Avenue
Second Street
Hasen
Washington in the Dark
A Washington report discusses possible Venezuelan tensions affecting U S navy movements. It notes lieutenant commander Sargent may coal at Curacao or Port Cabello while Scorpion sails, with options to reach coal without direct government denial and mentions Loomis dispatches and potential diplomatic strain. Also reports a fatal duel in Apache county, Arizona, between Beeler and Slaughter, plus a warning about imitations of a drug product.
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Springerville
Apache
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Peary
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Relief From Grip and Nerve Pills Promised by Dr Miles
Testimonials from users across cities claim relief from grip, nervous tension, and heart unrest after taking Dr Miles Nervine Pills Heart Cure and Pain Pills. Owners report rapid improvement, with mentions of Chest ache, head pain, and full recovery after short illness periods. User names and towns appear alongside quotes in fragmented form.
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Guat
Egan
Jackson
Mich
Miles Nervine
Harry Abbott
Clacionati Obie
Miles
Nervine
Clarinda Butler
EC. Bowlby
Waterloo
Ind
Topeka Social Notes Bring Many Visitors and Plans
In Topeka a flood of visits and upcoming events fill the social calendar. Miss Mary Morris of Hiawatha arrived Monday for a visit with Mrs John R Mulvyane, and Mr and Mrs W W Manspeaker hosted Johnston visiting from Kansas City. Mary and Esther Chambverints plan a trip to St Joseph, while Mrs Gore and daughter Jessie Newton prepare for a visit with Mrs George on West Sixth Ave. Mrs W H Bannister will visit Macy’s in St Louis on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Thomas plan to sail from New York January 3 for a Northern European tour, likely to visit principal cities before returning in fall. The Ladies Music Club meeting shifts to Charles G Leude Tracy’s studio with Mrs John Gudlsner as guest host at Eighth Street home.
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City
W. W. Manspeaker
Adrian Sherman
New York
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Hiawatha
Topeka
John R Mulvyane
Epee Oy
Inka
Kansas City
Mary
Esther Chambverints
St. Joe
Gore
Jessie d Newton
Wis
George
West
Mevill Irvin Hee
Lawrence
Lingsay Pegues
Junction City
A. A. Godard
Taylor Street
A. Hammatt
Occidental Club
Jonathan Themes
Thomas
Sallron
Reypt
Esigen Yehlch
Europe
Oneida
Seneca
Raby Wilson
Thomoe
Betolt
Mex
Harmon Wilson
Atchison Tany
Ladies Music Club
Charles Gleude Tracy
John Gudlsner
Abilene
E. W._Poindexter
West Eighth
Anderson
Jasper
Emporia
Rm & We
Poindexter
Billboards To Be Torn Down In Chicago
In Chicago a city council ordinance declares all billboards and signs over three feet square within 200 feet of parks, park board properties, or driveways a public nuisance to be removed and prohibited in the future. Offenders face a $400 fine for the first offense.
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Chicago
Hicateo
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Unity Council
New and discounted gilt finery and hosiery sale
A paging advertisement touts gilt belts buttons braids and trims with 50 ribbon pieces and dozens of hosiery items priced well below former supplies include ladies and misses hose men’s cashmere and wool options in bold discounts plus a window display and lingering notes on embroideries and laces as part of a clearance push by a local retailer.
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Ieee
Boya
Shaw Knit
Brown
Eny
Pathe Tors
Rockford
Seo Aatie
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