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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1901

Page

5

Furniture Sale Discounts on Velour and Leather Couches

An auctionlike listing details numerous couches and desks with reduced prices. Velour No 799 and leather No 904 feature tufts rosettes and oak frames. Other items include Golden Seer drawers, 2-drawer mirrors, and oak writing desks with shelves, all discounted from figures like 25 10 12 to lower values.

Cobler

Reception and social events at Governor Stanley's residence

A brilliant evening in the executive room hosted by Governor and Mrs. W. Stanley featured palomino ferns and flowers, formal gowns, and music by an orchestra. Attendees included legislators and their wives. An elaborate dinner followed at Copeland. Informal card party and dancing events highlighted subsequent gatherings with Topeka society figures, including Mrs. O. S. Indexter and the Bunglers club.

W. Stanley Mra Stanley Stra J. B. Burton J. Riceter A. Clark George E Cow Apt Prank Nelson Wind Merton Albaugh Tom Ketly David Mulvons Tar Seapets Burney bin Shere Bole Wit Jotn Gisisner Abfiene Igh Sirs F Mim WG Garvey Abiene AL A W. W. Conk Mire WE Roby Aire Es Rene Bon Sete Drathiey G. Su. Anderson Wickic Miss Wasson Georgians Wasson West Tenth Avenue Mra ZG Kennedy Clarence Bowman Grace van Houten Mixa Jean Frost Misa Anna Payne Mian Hrewer Roberta Wasson Edith Davis Emma White J. Stout EH Heacock Mr. Eastman Will Progressive Five Artie Tress Philp” Basten Woman's Missionary Society First Congregational Shara D. Worden Orphans’ Home J. F. Daniels Industriad School Mary E. Stewart Crittenden Home W. A. M. Carter Topeka Jetershans W. G. Smyser Pennsylvania H. Good Topeka Avenue Norman Keller H Gulber Misn Bross Eee S Boms Harrison Street Eas Ohn Joerger Leavenworth Prederickates New York Hines Offe Bas Wash Golden Rule W. Moritt Zane Keeler Tenth Avenue EL Stewart C. Baker Dire ‘T. Lewis Ed Carda Anbounell Wilsabeth Eudora Hessett Pinot Weinentay

Covered-a Fine Large Gentleman's Chair

A fragmentary note references a fine large chair described as gentle and well-made. Details are sparse, leaving unclear the origin, maker, or context for the item's presentation or ownership.

Postponed Hearing as Queen's Death Delays Oath

A New York report notes a man who gave the name Henry to court official Hine for citizenship papers. Clerk Jool began to administer the oath to Zimmer but the proceeding was interrupted by the death of a royal figure, delaying the oath process.

Queen New York Henry Nist Zimmer Jool

Forswearing Allegiance to Queen Mentioned in Britain Context

A fragment mentions swearing allegiance to England's queen and notes Jona Charles D. Perce, consul general of the Orange State, as the last British subject to forswear allegiance in a related incident. It references sympathy for the British public and wartime sentiments.

England Jona Charles D. Perce Orange State South Ques Tod

Fires Ravage Barn as Incendiaries Suspected

Four fires damaged a barn and loft as firemen battled heat and smoke. Company 4 climbed inside the blazing loft while others laid hydrants and fought to control the flames, causing heavy loss to furniture and structure before the blaze was contained.

Wilmerth

Fire response on Taylor street with multiple Chemicals involved

A chemical unit relieved No 3 chemical and No 2 unit responded to a fire on Taylor street near a barn. Neighbors spotted the blaze before Brent headway and others contained it without firefighters after the area was secured. Authorities warn owners to keep doors fastened and hay lofts closed.

No. 3 Aos Fre Taylor Street Brent Eghist Wyimartnanata Aros Echoot

Representative Grattan Opposes Hang Vote in Capital Punishment Debate

Fragments of a political address outline opposition to capital punishment. The speaker references legislative tasks, public safety, and moral arguments, urging caution about punitive measures while emphasizing a hopeful future and rejection of harsher penalties.

C. F. Grattan Pate Xone Fe Crattan McPherson

They Want M'Kinley Visit Alaska on Western Trip

Resolutions urging President McKinley to include Alaska in his forthcoming western tour were circulated. Supporters pressed for an official invitation and concerted action to secure a visit amid regional interest and urging public discourse.

Alaska

President vows coast voyage to San Francisco and onward

The president promised a coastal voyage to San Francisco aboard the battle ship Ghio, with plans to extend the voyage to Ainaka.

San Francisco Ghio Ie Ainaka

Princeton Students Decline to Send Delegation to Inaugural Exercises

Princeton University will not send a body to represent the campus at the March 4 inaugural exercises. A committee reports the university’s duties and studies demand attention, with student absence attributed to lack of candor and current obligations.

Princeton N.J Washington Mantenede Stintente Rome Atier Ubon

Faust Premiere at Crawford Theater Sparks Encoded Reform

Ambiguous article notes a Faust performance at Crawford Theater with new motor and cast members including Mr Ducbar in a lead role. Dantes Das and Mugienee provide supporting parts as spectators react to the show.

Faust Zepeks Crawford Theater Mrfo Ducbar Bmeghiate Ebs Mugienee Dantes Das Pany Roetsis

Colorado Flyer Tis soalt Boe leaves Tupeka

A Colorado flyer reports on a local incident involving Boe and Beste leaving a town named Tupeka with unclear details. The fragment mentions a 1h 6' cook and various unreadable notes, offering limited readable context.

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