Chicago bicycle show to open with grand plans
Chicago January 2 The second annual exhibition of bicycles and accessories under the National Cycle Board opens at the Coliseum Saturday night. More than 60 gift exhibit brands are promised with a claim of the greatest industry show yet. The arena will glow with 35,000 lights and a 1000 dollar signaling sign.
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Chicago
National Cycle Board At Trade
Coliewum
Gitferecht
Itte
Martini Square Garden
New York
Coliseum
Holbach
Wien
Famine in Rhodesia Natives Exhume Cattle for Food
A Cape Town dispatch reports famine in Rhodesia with emaciated natives at Bulawayo clamoring for food. People dig up carcasses of cattle buried six months ago after rinderpest and consume them, causing high mortality. Also reports 25,000 railroad ties cut from the South Platte forest reserve and charges against a tramway official for illicit timber sales.
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Tandon
Jan. S
Cape Town
Daily Mail
Baluawayo
Buluawayo
Hatlroad Tes
Denver
J. Ai. Brockenborough
Oficy
Colorado
South Platte Forest
FE. A. Keeler
Hroeken- Horopsh
Keeler de Biles
Society Highlights In Topeka And Vicinity Tonight
Topeka society notes report Judge and Mrs. Allen hosting a reception at Greenwood avenue Potwin with decorative florals. A third of Waldemar van Dahlen’s recital at Copeland hotel drew an enthusiastic audience featuring Miss Guthrie Tracy and Miss Collins among others.
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H. Alien
Greenwood Avenue
Potwin
Judee
Allen
C.J. Brown
Geures Cask
Wbreidenthal
Waldemar van Dahlen
Copeland Hotel
Guthrvie Tracy
Ru Collins
True Eye
Chopin Miss Tracy
Herbert
Schuberts
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de Bennot
Aliss Goling
Hiei ME
Jason
Nevin
Miss Tracy
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Monce
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Jude
Mea
Lottie Steinberg
Anna Johnson
Bressrs Berteet Frank Sheep
Roy Achen- Nach
George W. Crane
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A. F. Quinton
Fi ‘T. Lewry
John Werk
Robert McCauntless
Dweneyee
Arthur Capper
BE. J. Dalles
Murat Halstead
Topeka
Leeds
Py Baker
J.J. Caldwell
Dutchinvon
Henry Hull
Galle Crosby
Stelly
TB. Mayo
Miss Crosby
Grand Old Temple
Arlie Ewart
Innee
Lou Neely
Leavenworth
Bainus
Sabetha
Emily Tewksbury
Paris
Chairies Trowbridge
Arkansas City
Trowbridge
Daisy Levi
Laura Levi
Osage City
Nellie Clouch
Leuven
Waren
Torry
Tory Clements
Chi-Caro
C. C. Allen
Tamvenworth
Sire
Umavethun
Jessica, Lowelling
Wichita
Lee Forbes
Chicago
Sheewond
Trene Beldery
Kansas City
Will Whitton
Gussie Fuller
Vieit
Millard
Quincy Street
Marjory Wheeler
Rebecoa Walker
Beanston
W. A. Coates
Mexico
W. T. Hills
Delawan
EH. Newman
Oes
J. F. Daniels
Mabel Wilson
Chicaso
The German Lady Snubs Socialites at Flat Party
A comic social clash plays out in a New York building as Mrs Bottin hosts a high society gathering purposely excluding a German tenant in the basement. A stench and chaos derail the soirée, while guests flee and a contractor succumbs to the fumes, sparking ridicule of Bottin’s pretensions. Separate vignette from Atlanta and light verse items follow in the same column.
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Mia Bottin
Tut
Rofin
Mistry Flats
Tady
Boffin
New York Journal
Hutchinson Salt Company at the Pure Food Show
News reports on the Kansas Salt company RS V P. table salt brand sold nationwide with emphasis on Rock Salt Very Pure. Valley Riverside plant tour reveals clean, orderly packing by workers, and a focus on comfort for employees. Hutchinson Packing Co displays Perfection and Sunflower salts with large samples and a six foot high box exhibit.
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Hutchinson
W. I. Moore
Kansas Salt Company
Tan Wak Bt
RS. V. P. Ie
Kanga Sale Company
H. S VP
Tinton
E. S
Kaowas Salt Company
Hutchinson Packing Co
Kansas
W. H. Underwood
Cama
Hutchingon Packing Co
Detroit
Mississippi River
Underwood
Maine
Hutchinson Salt Firm Delivers Uniform Butter Salt for Packers
The Hutchinson Packing Co. converts salt for meat curing, forming cubs shaped grains that cling less to others, saving labor in salting. They supply major packers nationwide, including Charles Wolff Packing Co. of Topeka and Omaha packers. A 15,000 package giveaway at the Pure Food Show shows salt preserving quality and uniform grain size.
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Hutchinson
Etna
Flutchinsom
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Topeka
Omaha
Hutchinson Packing Co
Breakfast Plakes Exhibit At Pure Food Show
At the Pure Food Show the Eli Pettijohn Cereal Company of Minnespols showcases breakfast cereals and serves free samples. Booth staff cook with cream and sugar, offering rolled wheat flakes corn flour pancake flour buckwheat flour and pearled barley. Company explains hull removal and vacuum cooking to preserve nutrients and ease digestion.
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Eli Pettijohn Cereal Company
Minnespols
el Pettijohn Cereal Co
Topeka
ISU Pettijohn
Petti- John Company
Murdock Manufacturing Co Endorsed by Government at Exposition
OC Murdock Manufacturing Co of Kansas City showcases its long standing reputation in pure products. They grind their own foods, import vanilla beans worth 16 per pound, and promote Opt flavoring extracts and Manhattan Baking Powder. The U S government has endorsed them with a contract to supply the army. W F Kirchmaier, secretary, explains booth setup near the cooking school. he departs for Kansas City tonight.
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Kansas
Kansas Salt Company
Hutchinson
Olympus
Paria
Fumaun
OC. A. ‘Murdock Manufacturing Company
C. A Murdoce Manufacturing Co
Kansas City
Murdock
Murdock Company
Manhattan
Hewson
Munlock
Belhe
United States
CA. Murdock Mfg. Co
W. F. Kirchmaier
Mokaska Coffee Display at Pure Food Show
The Mokaska mills department of Nave & McCord Co of St. Joseph Mo will exhibit on the Pure Food Show second floor near the band stand. They promote Mokaska coffee and Smith's Genuine Java Blend, offer embossed picture cards, and advertise 900 dollars worth of giveaway advertising materials.
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Mokaska Mills
Nave & McCord Mercantile Company
St. Joseph
Topeka
Smith
Nave & McCond Mer. Co
Promis
Mindy
St Louls
Aunt Jemima Appears in Town at Food Show
A visitor calling herself Aunt Jemima arrived from Chicago this morning and was met at the depot. She toured the city in McCurdy's carriage drawn by four horses and will serve pancakes daily at the Food Show. She will also take orders and demonstrate the merits of her pancake mix.
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Jemima
Davis Mil Cannes
Chicago
McCurdy
Louisiana
Colored Women Arrested For Violating Separate Coach Law
Houston January 2 colored travelers faced opposition to the TexasSeparate coach law when three women rode a white car on a Southern Pacific train near White. After they refused to move, the conductor had them arrested for violating the law, punishable by a fine of ten to one hundred dollars. This marks the first test case of the statute.
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Houston
Texas
Southern Pacific
Snowing Again in Dakota Paralyzes Rail Lines
Snow bursts across the Dakotas as heavy snowfalls foul up east and west railroad routes. The Milwaukee and Great Northern lines from Breckenridge remain snowbound since January 3, with disruptions spreading. North and South Dakota railways operate partially while many lines are blocked and trains halted. Temperature plummets to 25 degrees below zero in Cass County, with ongoing blizzard conditions.
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Allan
Dakotas
Aberdeen
Milwouker
Great Northern
Breckinridge
Casserton
N.D
Killed on Texas Santa Fe Three Men Killed by Engine
In Sealy near Houston last evening a collision between a hand car and the engine on the Santa Fe railroad left three men injured and dead. Mike Konstantin, James Barry, and Win. Handley suffered severe injuries as the car was struck at speed. two died soon after and Barry died two hours later. The incident occurred near Sealy and the dead man was buried there. Handley was taken to the Santa Fe hospital at Temple. physicians fear for his recovery.
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Tex
San
Santa Fe
Seaty
Here
Telie
Mike Ponstant
Twain
James Barry
Dina
Win
Handley
Temple
Sealy
Nine Suspects Tied to Walter Noble Burglary Case
Chief Gardiner and Seepeant Hillwon led arrests from Kansas City of J. D. Hartington and E. Abbott along with eight others for burglarizing Walter Noble's residence at 1163 Fillmory Street. Nearly all stolen items were found in their possession after a Thursday night arrest in Kansas City.
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Walter Noble
Gardiner
Kansas City
J. D. Hartington
Abbott
Walter Nobles
Fillmory Street
Karsans City
Topeka
A Meeting to Boom the Treaty in Washington
A public meeting will be held next Tuesday afternoon in Washington to advocate the arbitration treaty awaiting senate action. Speakers include Secretary of State Jo n W Foster Chief Justice Fuller Gardiner Hubbard John Hay and Mishope Hurst and Satterlee. Pulmonary tuberculosis infectious declared by Health Commissioner Starklot at Missouri board meeting following New York Herald report. Notes on a medical claim for One Minute Cough Cure by Richard Wensel and endorsement by G W Stansfield from Great Kan. Ave.
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Senate
Joan W. Foster
Fuller
Gardiner G. Hubbard
John Hay
Mishope Hurst
Satterlee
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Board of Health
New York
Chicorn
Herald
Richard Wensel
Wetsel
G. W. Stansfield
Gt Kan
Market Summary From AP News for State Journal
The report covers futures actions with price shifts across corn oats and hogs. Corn opened higher and traded up then down, oats showed limited movement, and hogs rose modestly amid lighter supply and firmer demand. Local receipts noted. trends pointed to steadier markets despite some volatility.
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Yeniwraiay
Liverpool
Wilyanoe
Steadtners
Paes Soar
FG Ie Wie
Ree
Sie
Wea
Mane
Chicago stock market report and cattle receipts summary
Market notes show cattle receipts at 2608 with strong demand and steady prices. Heavy receipts and muted shipments appear, with overall activity indicating continued strength in livestock trading and related freight movements.
Market Report From Kansas City Livestock Market
Market notes show steady activity with receipts around 7.1 thousand. Trade mixed as cattle and hogs move to SHLP yards. lambs and other livestock list varied prices, with total tonnage and values in the hundreds. Shipping and shipments details appear, though some lines are garbled.
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Kansas City
Lavestock
Kansas
Saner
Bbchangey
Yorkee
Markets and Commodities Scribbled in a Fragmented Dispatch
A garbled market summary from Chicago and New York notes grain prices, hogs, sugar, and wheat futures with references to Chicago and Antwerp exchanges. Reports mention shipping, freight, and ocean rates, plus fluctuating commodity estimates and buying interest.
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Droker
Topol
Tagan
New York
Chicago
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York
ALEC
Antwerp
Jeare OleBen Ting
Prise
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Lowe
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Terie
Beubek
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Cary Teuter
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