Star Grocery catalog entry offers wide selection and low prices
A fragmented store listing from Star Grocery advertises wholesale and retail goods including pancake items, hams, beans, cereals, dried fruits, fruits, nuts, tea, sugar, syrups, flour, and baking powder. It touts low prices, assorted brands, and a push to stock up with the lowest cost options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle
Livaring
Jemima
California
Ike Wright
Wisconsin
Frank Lewis
Japan
Topeka temperance union to host nonpartisan convention
The state temperance union in Topeka plans a convention with broad attendance from diverse factions. Leaders insist on nonpartisan conduct, rejecting partisan speeches and harmonizing aims while addressing prohibitionist and Democratic alignment rumors. Frank S. Thomas, C. K. Holliday Jr., and Eugene Wolfe of Topeka will oversee banquet arrangements at the Hotel Tarnop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ists
Frank 5. Thomas
C. K. Holliday, Jr
Eugene Wolfe
Topeka
Hotel
Tarnop
Banquet date changed for Kansas Democrats meeting
Chairman T Mack Love of the Democratic State central committee in the city is arranging the annual banquet and meeting of Kansas Democrats. The event moved from Washington's Birthday February 23 to February 4 to fit railroad reduced rates, with speakers including David Over John Martis John Atwood Geo ude A M Jackson Ed Murphy and others. discusses fusion and party strategy amid Populist considerations and wet or dry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Mack Love
Democratic State Central
Democrats of
Kansas
Mquet
Washington
Cheme
Mantren
le Creamery
Ck Force
Democrats
David Over
John Martis
John Atwood
Geo
Ude
A. M. Jarckson
Haw
Charles
Ed. Murphy
Leavenworth
Love
Kahnas
Fe Nethiis
General Gordon Reunites with Pension Clerk Bell at Leedy Office
General John Gordon, ex United States senator from Georgia, met pension clerk Robert Bell in the Kansas City governor’s office. Bell, moved by memories, clasped Gordon’s hand amid tears as Governor Leedy hosted a reception for the ex Confederate officer. Gordon marveled at meeting in the governor’s office and reflected on past difficulties involving both men, calling it a humorous turn of fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Robert 5. Bell
John Gordon
United States
Georgia
Lyedy
Mr. Brill
Gordon
White
General Gordon
State House
Leedy
Léedy
Parmer Burns Loses in Catch-as-Catch-Can Wrestling
Tom Jenkins of Cleveland defeats Farmer Martin Byrne of Iowa in a best three of five set for 50 dollars at Hist ovening wrestling event. Jenkins wins first fall in 27 minutes, claims later falls as the match progresses. Jenkins then challenges anyone in the world for £00, aiming at Evan Lewis and Dan McLend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
Tom Nkins
Farmer Martin Byrne
Iowa
Teceipta Jenkins
Josking
Evan Lewis
Dan McLend
United States Pie Iron Production Rises in 1996
Production data from the American Iron and Steel Association shows U S pie iron output at 1 029 663 tons for 1996 the total steel production at 4 089 003 tons up from the previous year Philadelphia January figures accompany the release detailing gains across the industry despite unclear remaining text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
Amelean Iron Mand Steel Association
Moving Klondike Views at Crawford Opera House
Prof W E Nankeville presents illustrated lecture Klondike with entertainers Chas Diamond and Whit & Wakefield at Crawford Opera House Saturday and Sunday. Edwent Milter tenor and others provide acts. Klondike visuals shown via Edison elementograph. Admission 10 2 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Nankeclise
Londike
Crawford Opera House
Chas. Diamond
Harp Sotolat
America
Nankeville
Wreth & Wakefield
Conlinns
Hopking
Trans-Oceanic Company
Rede~ Tidedly Clever
Edwant Milter
Klondike
Naukeville Himech
Thomas Edixon
SINGERLYS AFFAIRS CONSIDER LIQUIDATION OF BANKS
Philadelphia January 26 Earle and Cook managers of the plan proposed for voluntary liquidation of the suspended Chestnut Street National Bank and Chestnut Street Trust and Savings Company issued a statement announcing that unless the circular issued by the comptroller of the currency shall be modified they will abandon and proceed with liquidation under the act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jas
Meusrs
Earle and
Cook
Chestnut Street National Bank
Chestnut Street Trust and Savings Company
Bank to liquidate after New Bedford meeting
In New Bedford Massachusetts on January 26 the Mockholders of the National Bank of Commerce heard a committee report on the bank affairs and pledged to call a special meeting to likely enact measures to liquidate and go out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
National Bank of Commerce
Stewart files for divorce amid local notices and odd notes
Local report details Sarah EK Stewart filing divorce from Charles Stewart. J D Phishman misplaced and later recovered a coat in a pawnbroker hand shop. Topeka Elks lodge plans a Pittsburg Kansas march for a new lodge, second in Kansas. L A Crandall sues Constable F M Stonestreet for 1000 damages over goods taken on execution. Lith anniversary address by Police Judge Atchison praises democracy. Brigham seeks 1600 from W W Bradstreet tied to Oakland Park foreclosure under the double mobility law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah EK. Stewart
Charles Stewart
J.D. Phishman
Topeka
Court House
E. P.O. Biks No
Pittsburg
Kan
Lodge of Elks
Kansas
Kkansis
L. A. Crandal
F. M. Stonestreet
Justice Guy's Court
Stonestreet
Crandall
van Buren Street
William E Atchison
Kansas Democrate Lambeau
Steinhere
Aueste
F A Brigham
W. W. Bradstreet
Oakland Park
Bradstreet
Biigham
Commontealth Lear and Trust Company
Bradwirent
Oakland
North Topeka notes and local society updates
In North Topeka a mix of local notices details a store inventory sale at Cromwell & Jefers and a Union Pacific official visiting town. The Community welfare column notes a whist club gathering, Bibles and books sale, a Harmony Rebukah lodge installation, and a obit for Uncle Hilly Meade of Menoken with funeral in Prairie Home. Community events include a WTK club meeting and a French music paper reading session at Mrs John Payne’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Pie Co
Gem
Kate Watkins
Kansas City
Actus
Cromwelt & Jefers
Cromwell & Jetter
A. T. Palmer
Union Pacific
4. D. Small
Ora Huff
Leavenworth
Geo. Risen
West Gordon Street
Frank Goodman
Bir
Charles Kistler
Dora Mt Watt
Gda
Winer
Sue Wiser
B.S V. G
Aggie Bickell
Bertha Wiser
Ruth B. Steele
Hilly Meade
Menoken Township
Menoken
Meade
Shawore County
Washington
Ind
Prairie Home Church
Mallory
Prairie Home
W. T. K. Club
A. Parics
M. M. Fiale
Mire. Cheney
H. F. Morrin
Mies Farle Cole
W.H. Davis
John Payne
Morris Avenue
Lowman Hill
Criticise Ralph Ingalls Faces Black Opposition in Kansas City
In Kansas City on January 26 Ralph Ingalls, seeking the Republican nomination for city attorney, faced a Negro-led backlash after allegedly drafting a Missouri Republican club clause barring Black members. The Rising Sun notes the protest as a fight for equal citizenship, with Nelson Crews supporting action against disfranchisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ralph Ingalls
Ingalls
Missouri Republican Club
Mtr
Nelson Crews
Miss Daisy Leiter Engaged to William Wetmore
New York January 3 The engagement of Miss Daisy Leiter and William Wetmore is acknowledged by friends though not formally announced. Leiter, Chicago socialite, is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Leiter. Wetmore, elder son of Senator and Mrs George Wetmore of Rhode Island, is a popular Knickerbocker and fashion figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Senator Wetmore
Rhode Island
New York
Rhode Teland
Knickerbocker
Scene Shifter Breaks Leg in Emporia Opera House Accident
Emporia on January 26 reports Frank Chamberlain a scene shifter at the Whitlis Opera House fell ten feet from a ladder while shifting scenery for Alden Benedicts Fatdo Romani company. He broke his right leg above the knee and may have a dislocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Opera House
Emporia
Frank Chamberlain
Whitlis Opera House
Alden Benedict
Lex
Chamberlain
Miusiaz
Ketcham Widow Sued Over Legal Fees
Chicago January: Minnie Wal lace Walkup Ketcham widow of John B. Ketcham is sued by former attorney D. C. Hansen for twenty thousand dollars. Hansen alleges he handled all legal matters after Mr. Ketcham’s death, drafted the disputed will, and prepared for hearings on Mrs. Ketcham’s behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan
Minnie Wallace Walkup Ketcham
Walnut Club
John B. Ketcham
D. C. Hansen
Hansen
Ketcham
Election of McComas Dominates Baltimore Bolters
In Annapolis Maryland the Baltimore bolters largely shifted to Judge McComas for United States senator, succeeding Arthur P. Gorman. The ballot showed McComas with 52 votes to 2 for Alexander Shaw, while Gorman held 47 votes. a 53 member caucus nearly unanimously backed McComas.
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Baltimore
Annappli
Lewis EB
McComasds
United States
Arthur P. Gorman
Hife
Alexande Shaw
Caer
Gorman
McComas
Judge McComas
Union Labor Ordinance Challenged in Kansas City
Lawton & Burnap files suit for 3100 damages against Kansas City challenging a city ordinance requiring union labor for printing and binding of stationery supplies. The action alleges the ordinance violates the U S Constitution and appears to be part of a broader independent printers’ push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Printers of
Kansas City
Lawton & Burnap
Renee
Elty
United States
Italy Moves to Cut Tariffs on Cereal to Ease Riots
Jan 26 in the chamber of deputies Signor Brianca the treasury minister introduced a decree lowering duties on cereal. Famine conditions and budget concerns prompted the measure with committee review pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Brianca
Cleveland's Photograph Sends Photo to Emporia College
Grover Cleveland sent his photograph with a letter to the College of Emporia in Emporia Kansas dated January 26. He notes he is a "heretic" on Kansas politics but complies with the request. Benjamin Harrison also sent a signed photograph to the college.
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College of Emporia
Emporia
Kan
Grover Cleveland
Ellege
Cleveland
Kansas
Kansas Iene
Benjamin Harrison
Cartooned the Kaiser editor jailed for two months
Bartin January 26 Herr Trojan editor of the Kindderadatz has been sentenced to two months imprisonment for lese-majeste in cartooning Emperor William. The case highlights censorship tensions in a wartime press environment.
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the Kaiser
Herr Trojan
Bartin
The
Kindderadatz
Emperor William
Canal Feasibility Sparks Nicaragua Ditch Debate
New York January report from the Nicaragua canal commission outlines a practicable canal at 75 percent of original cost, with construction to take four and a half to six and a half years and a labor force of about four thousand men. An Ohio and New York company is organized to recruit workers from Puerto Burris Jamaica and Nicaragua, while engineers and contractors debate feasibility and price among several commissions and proposals.
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Nicaragua Ditch
New York
the Herald
Otvie
Chicago
Eriginéars
Washington
Herald
Maritime Canal Company
Walker Commeign
Nicarusuys
Civil Tongineer Monoes
Tyln
Ludlow Commission
Walker Commission
Menocels
Ludtow Commission
Walker Commiss
Lurliow Boant
Presidential Jaunt to New York Banquet Schedule
President McKinley will leave Washington with Mrs McKinley and others for a New York banquet of the Savion Revelation of Manufacturers at the Waldorf Astoria. The party includes Porter Williams, A R Smith, and Charles Moore. Reserved boxes at the Waldorf promise a view of the gathering with Governor Griggs and John Kean among attendees. The president’s address is expected to cover the annual allocation. no exact plan released. Also advertised: a tonic claim for Herbing misattributed to cure various ailments with local pharmacies listed.
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McKinley
New York
Washington
Wa. m
President McKinley
Sterchary Porter
Capiitn
Lafayette Williams
Ciiefin
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
RA. CL Smith
Charis Moore
Brooklyn
Wildsor Hotel
Angupt
Waldorf
Mre McKinney
Ranger Hall
Grigzx
John Kean
New Jersey
Mtre Woodrart
New Yath
Tenn Us
Frank Cain Promoted to Chief Clerk in Ottawa
Frank Cain, longtime Superintendent of Machinery, is promoted to chief clerk at Ottawa and will assume duties immediately. Flo succeeds him in the Machinery office, moving to San Bernardino, California. J B H Gregs of Dundee Kansas notes a child’s croup relief with Roses Cherry Cough Syrup, praising it as best on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cain
Ottawa
Flo
Hubert Cuningham
San Bernardino
Cal
J. BH. Gregs
Dundee
Kan
Cured by Prof Samuels Quartet of Eye Treatments Enliven Local Claims
A sanitized report lists numerous locals including H J Beverle and Pigg’s daughter as cured by Prof Samuels. It recounts dramatic eye care claims and general improvements after his methods, with names and places across Topeka and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuela
Ube
Isati
Ramuei
Samuels
S. Hales
Chinaco Lumber Company
Third
Jackson Stream
Fred Freeman
New York
Prof. Samuels
A. Troup
Troup
Hoek
Lake Street
Casptrain
Donohue
St. Mary’s School
Leavenworth
Mr. Deltz
the Ledger
Prof
Apo
Wm. Foster
Pauline, Kan
Cure claims and remedies from old advertisements
A collection of cured conditions and medical claims from period ads note absorption techniques and eye treatments. Mentions patients in Brooklyn and Kam, with references to Prof. Rane and home remedies. Describes Bellasma and Cream Balm products, price details, and One Minute Cough Cure as a relief for croup and coughs.
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St. Mary
Kam
Rane
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Masyn
J. S&s. Sprooat
Sjoan
the Star Grocer
Rastr
Telechone
State Temperance Union
Topekin
Catherine Sites Rhial
Amion Teint
Prohibition Party
Fulcrum
Duplin
Auton
Futcrum
State Temperance Une
Parti Sanus
Kanens- AU
State Temperanee Union
T. EB. Stephens
Pele
Prohibitiontate
Parmer” Burns
Piutron Production
Crawford Opera Houge
Singerly
North Topeka
Miss Daisy Leiter
M'Comas
Tate As
W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Sixth End
Comcura Scar
Toiiet
Bath
Uticura
A. Cainy
Boston
U.S
S.rsc
J. M. Knight
Citine Undertaker
Kansas Ave
Boyd
Hearmns
Pala Foaghos
Arivers Iy
Andine Andrew Reve
Ae Dulnnes
Ivan Finns
Lehman
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Huana
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kans
R. T. Kreipe
Crawford
Mondey
R. E. Peary
Ui & NM
Greenland
Lantern
Wily
They & Bnow
Ely
Hart St
Elly Brook
Warren St. M
G. W. Stansfield
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