Modjeska’s Return Engagement in Jeopardy
Mme Modjeska’s condition worsened with phlebitic thrombosis, cancelling her Chicago engagement. Doctors fear she may not perform for three to four weeks and the possibility of never returning to the stage is discussed amid care and telegrams to theatre managers.
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Croctanati
Mmne
Madjeske
Mme
Modjeska
Chicago
Mies Herren Siek
Nanon L. Herren
Register of Deeds
Booths Stay Plea Sparks New York Meeting
A group of New York women led by Mrs Earlie plan a Carnegie Hall gathering on February 11 to urge General Booth to rescind his recall order. They expect the commander and Mrs Booth to attend and to draft a message requesting the couple's stay.
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New York
Jan
General Booth
Ballingtoo Booth
Eng
Mra. Earlie
Carnegie Ball
Mra. Joth
Booth
Miss Yaw's High Notes At Carnegie Hall Debut
Miss Eten Keech Ya, a California soprano, made a striking debut at Carnegie Hall on January 23. Her performance of Al fam, from Traviata, showcased a wide vocal range with faultless execution and clear enunciation, thrilling a large audience despite imperfect diction in places.
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York
New York
Soprana
California
Carnegie Muaie
Traviata
Reliance Eleven Plans East Tour to Meet Big Four Universities
The Akslty Eleven of San Francisco reports that the Reliance club of Oakland will tour through the east to meet the Big Four university elevans. If no unforeseen delays occur, the squad will test its strength against leading eastern clubs in a bid to prove itself alongside the top teams.
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San Francisco
Reliance Club
Oakland
Han
Reliance
One Day Shutdown Saves Santa Fe Seven Thousand
Santa Fe railroad shops car yards and repair yards across the system suspend operations for a day as new management seeks cost cuts. The move aims to save about seven thousand dollars, offsetting ongoing deficits from January’s low freight traffic.
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Mavses
Santa Fe
Igore
Topuke Fais
Varicaa
Meeber Department
Miscellaneous notes from Balliosts and Santa Fe voyage
Interesting news from Dustat De artists of the Balliosts. William Cust, retired clerk in the passenger department of the Santa Fe, returned from a week in Chicago. Pecos Valley special car Hesperia, with President Dugerman aboard, passed through Topeka en route to the City of Mexican. Santa Fe applies for a one fare round trip for the Kansas Christian Endeavor society convention June 9 to 12 in Kansas City. Oklahoma City Commercial Club, forty strong, will arrive in Topeka Monday afternoon in a special chair car attached to Santa Fe No. 8. General Manager J. J. Frey and Lane of ee ere sank F aser went to Catenga in a Nova3 special car to meet President E P. Ripley and other officials, likely returning to Topeka early week.
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Balliosts
William Cust
Pasenger
Santa Fe
Chicago
Pecos Valley
Hesperia
Dugerman
Pecos Valley Railway
Wopeka
Kansas Christian Eodesvar Society
Kansas City
Commercial Club
Oklahoma City
J. J. Frey
Lane
Faser
Yesterternoon
Catenga
E P. Ripley
D. & Robinson
Paul Morton
Chaimen
Tae
Aldace F. Walker
Topeke
Shange of Crews Affects Santa Fe Engine Runs
Discontinuance by the Santa Fe of trains Nos 5 and 6 between Chicago and Kansas City will alter engine crewing for routes from Topeka to Marceline and Chicago. From Jan 10 1895 crews have run Topeka to Marceline and back. the new plan extends to Martelling 169 miles from Topeka, shifting four Chicago division crews and altering eastern division mileage. Several Santa Fe engineers and firemen are affected by illness, transfers, or layoffs, with a ball planned for February 22 at Hamilton Hall by Topeka conductors and families.
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Seeta Fe
Draphog Pee
Santa Fe
Chicace
Angus City
Topeka
Marcelline
Chicago
Marcel
Kansas City
Tskingr
Argentina
Fair Chicago
Truins
Topeks
Marcelisge
Port Madison
Sinmilton Hall
Washington
Hemilton Hall
McLellan
Topeka O, Ilc
Sv Wee
Georges Speer
G. M. Tiford
D. P. Shafer
Thie City
Fifth Avenues
Weather, politics and town notices mix in Topeka Snap Shots
Fragmented local notes report Tyah weather, rabbit harvest from recent snow, Homer Bourhton as a city contest candidate, Bret examines a bank, a teen spent $5 on a cutter, Thad Hopkins with Dr Kirkpatrick, scarlet fever in Potwin, dull police court, alley paving funds, Governor Morrill renomination rumor, typhoid illness, burlesque arrest, post office second class matter critique, new boiler in First Methodist church, state vouchers checked, bachelor jokes about sleighing, county clerk’s ad mired pen, property rumors in Topeka, a Topeka policeman rejects ownership, divorce petitions filed by Mrs Cora A McMillan and Mrs Mary J Hughes.
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Homer Bourhton
Iatwat
Saressi
Bret
Thad Hopkins
Kirkpatrick
State Board of Health
State Board of Peers Works
Court House
A. Marburg
Greenwood Avenue
Potwin
New Court House
J. L. Bristow
Morrill
McFarland
Br Edward Stephens
George Penfield
West Tenth Street
Topeka
Thore Last
Tlisois
Jack Arnold
First Methodist Church
Challinor
McCabe
Rausus
Cora A. McMillan
Mary J. Flughes
F Lughes
James A. Hughes
Excursion Train Wreck Near Crooked Bus Virginia
A Raymond and Whitcomb special California excursion train wrecked at Crooked Run Virginia on the Norfolk and Western line last night. Five palace cars involved. One sleeping car head pole killed. several passengers injured. Cause cited as loosened siding rock. train on schedule to Mexico and California.
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Jno
Raymond& Whitcomb
California
Crooked Bus
Virginia
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Poich
Raymond & Whitcomb
Mexico
Snd
Elevator Bias at Copeland Hotel Prompted by Col Gordon
A letter to the State Journal recounts a Copeland Hotel elevator incident where a young worker refused service to a Black patron, claiming Col Gordon’s staff would not allow nonwhite riders. The note contrasts with Col Gordon’s charity and references Angelica Kaos, a former Massachusetts abolitionist, who died at 77.
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Copeland Hotel
State Journal
Col Gordon
Evening Journal
Judge McFarland
Col. Gordo
Col. Gordon
Mark
Apostle Paul
County Court House News Items Involving Real Estate Case
The case Joseph Reed versus A B Dewey was heard by Judge Hazen and taken under advisement. Dewey, who met Bartholomew at the Mulvane area real estate office, disputes authorization to sell three blocks. Reed accuses Dewey of failing to honor an agent’s contract after a deed payment dispute.
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Joseph Reed
A. EB. Dewey
Hazen
B Dewey
Chicara Sto
J. Hartholomew
Mulvane
Bartholomew
Dewey
Deway
Reed
Piano Thefts and Jail Riot Echo at Community Jail
In Topeka district court last night a colored inmate Talbert, accused of stealing a piano, was reportedly 'kangarooed' and punished with twenty lashes. A corridor mate recounted the incident amid court notes, while other docket items noted a slow session with a $5,000 Williams v Topeka Paper case advancing and references to Sprout Model store disputes. Helena plans a silver service set for the gunboat City of Helena.
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Talbert
Hla
Mateo Gaya
Russ
Kepley
Fort Vott
Tecumseh
Hazen
H. Williams
Topeka Paper Company
Williamseed
Hasey
W. R Taxon
Mordley
Sproat
NAME DIRECTORS [Continued From First Page
Oklahoma City Commercial club plans an evening tour for Topeka guests visiting the capitol, mills, and factories, with a concert by Marshall's band possibly securing boxes. Topeka aims to extend trade through active local cooperation amid unsettled plans and mixed news from grain markets and shipments across several cities, with volatile wheat prices and strong provisions activity.
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Oklahoma City Commercial Club
Capitol
Marshall
Topeka
Market report shows mixed wheat gains and steady cattle trade
Today’s market report fromCosmico On Jan 25 wheat opened irregular and edged down to 6 3 16 May with large west receipts and weekly exports lifting prices earlier. May soybeans held near 29 4. Oats, corn, and hogs showed gains while cattle remained quiet. Texas steers quoted around 2.40 to 2.59 and stockers near 2.75. Official hog receipts and shipments noted, with overall market activity described as steady to firmer.
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Nurthwest
Ora
Wien
Kansas City
Bassas City
Jam
Texas
Atockers
Clairvoyance Free Test by Prof L M Raymond
An ad style item promotes a free clairvoyance test by Professor L M Raymond promising personal insights. It claims to reveal family hardship, marriages, divorces, finances, and lost loves through a confidential reading with time slots and priced options.
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Prof
L. M. Raymond
Chicago market closes with mixed grain and sugar gains
The report shows wheat and corn activity with strong Chicago wheat and firm outside trade, while sugar and gas listed gains. Prices fluctuate as buyers and sellers test levels, with Armour and other names noted for potential purchases. May wheat and corn futures show varied quotes and a broad closing mix across major stocks.
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Cadaby
Chicago
Lion
Chisago
Ramoni
Wolf
Sd, & Co
Chicaguo
Champlin
Logas
Gir Baldwin
Cate
Bugar
Thig
Atchison
W. O
Arnold's Store Robbed For Cigars
Thieves broke into the drug store of A J Arnold and Son during the night and stole two boxes of fine cigars worth about $10. The front window was broken and marks suggest two robbers fled with the loot. Local efforts search for the culprits continue.
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A.J. Arnold & Son
James Stonefield
Free Silver Support by US Senators Cannon and Brown
United States Senators Cannon and Brown of Utah passed through the city en route to Washington. Cannon expressed strong belief in free and unlimited coinage of gold and silver, tied to high protection as essential for national improvement. A second note promotes patent medicines and mineral water products as local business mentions.
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Dana
United States
Elliot Prusk J. Cannon
Arthur Brown
Uta
Paseed
Crouing
Washington
Cannon
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