Topeka Socials Highlight Sevenths Birthday Party
Mrs Willis Gleed hosted a large Attic group for Dorothy Gleed’s seventh birthday with Florence Greer and Mildred Wells assisting. Guests included Eleanor Retzef, Josephine Retzef, Ralph Roy and Mildred Smith, and many others from Lawrence and Topeka. An evening card party followed with Mrs Greed and Mrs Thacher entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Roy
Mildred T Smith
Dil Be Ware
Caroriin Glred
Wen
Lott Lindsey
Katherine Kellam
Mary Gleed
Margaret Thacher
Lawrence
And
Stes
Wwitts
Mes
Henry
Thacher
Charles Scott
Ola
Aline Lena McCray
Mings Tenis Short
Miles Kathien Morand
Mier
Ethel Shanklin
Mise Ma Shankiln
Tote Tett
Hayden
Ailes Diaemine Dietrich
Council Brurts
Miss da Bagdorson
Alaude Kimball
Amy Overmayer
Elzabeth Kenderdine
Roberta Waki
Mise Nellie Kirk
Mims Stirrell Bolt
Miles Julia Kenderdine
Grace Foulks
Mies Louise Sanger
Louisé Smith
Clara Grund
Athol Made Miler
Edna Carpenter
Mike Margaret Campbell
Rules Ricketwar
Grace Wilson
Lacritia Grovenor
Mise Eleanor McCaskey
Ludell McMaster
Amelia Seyfold
Misesina Hohnbaum
Anna Duran
Emme Birkkfort
Theresa, Kraus
Laura Joe Tit
Emil Eoin
Sarah Schreiber
Lottie Steinburg
Minnie Schuule
Antonio Kraus
Mesers Charles Hoolind Solon McGew
Huy Penny
Harry States
Oster Hayes
Harry Steinbure
Henry Behreiber
Wille Seybold
James 4M
Dee Gecar Landers
Hubert Joe
North Topeka notices and local greetings in Beav er, Kansas
A jumble of local society notes from North Topeka includes J H Fourkt’s return from Cilenep and Pater Smith’s visit to Port Arthur. Mrs Shorey sick at Holman’s addition. Miss Lizzie Conkling leaves for Lyons to visit grandma. Church events at Good Shepherd and Kansas Avenue ME. Jackson’s Hand concert at Lukens Opera House. Local clerks, bakers, teachers, and families listed with travel plans and mutual calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Avenue
J. H Fourkt
Cilenep
Pater Smith
Port Arthur
M. Priddy
Menchen
W. T. Kemper
Kansas City
Kemper & Paxton
Lizzie Conkling
Lyons
Kan
Prisbie
Manhattan
L. B. Cease
Coal Deater
North Side
Lukens’ Opera Mouse
J. John
A.M
Churen
George Mayer
Kansas Avenue ME
Quayle
T. Bandier
Epworth Lengeu
Gall
W. Currier
George
Donna
Elizabeth Burnish
Beaver
Col
Norch
Topeka
Iecles
Sir Carrict
Church of the Good Shepher
A Cure for Lame Back in Sardis Kentucky
Louden Grover of Sardis Kentucky reports his daughter suffered back and lip pain after fever. After trying many remedies she found complete relief with one bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm. The ad adds that it also cures rheumatism and notes the Peerless Steam Laundry offers free mending and button sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louden Grover
Sardis
Chamberlain's
St Louis Richest Woman Anna Allen dies at 83
Mrs Anna Allen of St Louis reputed wealthiest woman in the city died in Pittsfield Mass. Her estate valued around 10.8 million with a possible will made recently. If no will, twenty nine heirs including three sons three daughters and twenty three grandchildren share the estate. Her husband Thomas Allen founded the Missouri Taeltic road owned the St Louis Iron Mountain Southern and the Southern hotel and served in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Anna Allen
Pittsfield
Mass
Pittelleta
Dre. Allen
St Louis
George W. Alien
William Fussell Alfen
Elizabeth W. Donaldson
Ann L. Chsuvenet
Pittfield
Thomas Alien, Jr
Maude Atwater
Alien
Anna Russell
Thomas Allen
Allen
Misacur Taeltic Road
International Conference Bill Passes Senate in Bimetallism Debate
Washington Jan 32 by a decisive vote of 4404 the senate approved the bill for appointing commissioners to an international monetary conference. The closing debate featured speeches by Hoar Vilas Jones Gorman Alien and Carter amid opposition over pursuing bimetallism through international agreement. Hoar recalled European talks with Paris and London on metallic standards and stressed four nations moving toward bimetallism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Senate
Hoar
Massachusetts
Vilas
Jones
Arkanksas
Gorman
Alien
Me. Carter
Mantens
Bimetallica Through the Medium of International Agreement. Mr. Hoar
Europe
Marti
Stons
Melite
Boursereau
Paris
Afr Balfour
London
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Widening Their Field National Business League forms in Chicago
The National Business League, a nonpartisan business group, adopts a constitution in Chicago with officers Ferdinand W Peck as president Erskine M Phelps as treasurer G Keith as secretary and John W Hill as attorney. It aims to advance good legislation and defeat bad in Congress and state legislatures. State chapters are planned in New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin Iowa Indiana and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Business League
Ferdinand W._ Peck
Erskine M. Phelps
G. Keith
E. Gilbert
John W. Hill
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Iown
Indiana
Asio
Michigan
New Street Attire Guides Sensible Walking Suits
In New York on December 25 a fashion trend favors practical street dress with shorter skirts and boots, featuring walking suits in dark blue or gray cheviot, reefer coats, and multiple pockets. Gowns grow more sumptuous as evening wear evolves, with bold fabrics, velvet trims, and large ostrich plumes. Gloves showcase embroidery and jeweled accents, while the season sees oversized ostrich plumes on canes and elaborate accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of Sheba
Gesiga
Mousquetaire Strie
Orws Basra
France urged to raise birthrate with government incentives
London reports the National Alliance for France’s population campaign considers M Metine’s plan to grant scholarships and government posts only to families with at least three children. Dr Bertillon tabs census trends, noting Germany’s population advantage and lagging French birthrates, urging action to avert decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agilan
London
National Alliance For
France
Bertillon
Paris
M. Metine
Germany
Frater
Wires Underground Plan Approved in Kansas City
Kansas City January 30 plans for a conduit system by the Missouri Kansas telephone company have been approved by the board of public works. Manager Burt says work will begin within ten days with 200 to 390 laborers employed. The project aims to speed conduit laying, relieve labor market strain, and cost upward of 250000 dollars with completion by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Miaspurd & Kansas ‘Telephone Company
Board of Public Works
Burt
Ste Aye
Melton to Go Free From Spanish Prison
Washington reports the Competitor prisoners will be released unconditionally by order of the Spanish government. Gwen Belton from Kansas is among the captives. After a drumhead court martial sentenced them to death, Secretary Olney pressed for civil trials and the government now plans release within ten days. Card of Thanks notes are included from Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omer
Kansas
Gwen Belton
Sunflower
Drumbeld
Olney
Taylor
State Department
54 Hours to California on Santa Fe Route Limited
The Santa Fe Route California Limited departs Chicago 6 30 p m on Wednesdays and Saturdays via Kansas City Topeka Denver reaching Los Angeles and San Diego in 68 hours from Topeka with through sleeping car reservations to San Francisco via Monave. Returns leave California Mondays and Thursdays routing through Topeka in the afternoon. Equipment includes Pullman palace sleepers, buffet smoking car and dining car. Contact Jon at foot of Fifth Street or Cromwell & Jefferson North Topeka for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chicago
Kansas City
Topeka
Denver
Los Angeles
Houte
San Diego
Truth
San Francisco
Motave
Passenie Par
Firth Street
Cromwell & Jeffers
North Topeka
W. C. Garvey
W. J. Black
AG. P. A
Wheat Market Surges in Opening NY Futures
Chicago market report shows a sharp advance in wheat prices with futures up from 25? to 45? cents as traders realize gains after a recent decline. Argentine shipments strong, Northwest receipts up, and foreign demand cited. May and other contracts opened higher, then eased as trading progressed into the first hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tilda
York Tm
Fareicn
Jaawar Tehr
Cvhia
Tradt
Mie
Goodwin & Chemberlin
Topeka Grain
Kansas City Livestock Market Report and Market Gossip
Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts light, hogs strong with high bid activity. Sheep and lambs mixed. corn and oats futures volatile. market gossip notes bullish sentiment on southern railways and grain demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Yorknes
Pes
Mutar
Wheat and grain markets slide across worlds trade data
Calcutta trade returns show wheat virtually cromed with low tonnage for November while Burracher exports rise to 200s, compared with 30 000 tons in late 85. Chicago Bradstreet exports fall to 2 515 000 bushels with weak bank liquidity and cautious speculation across futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Burracher
Chicago
Bradstreet
Raymond
Gamage
Wert
Ben
Owen
CTS
Liverpool
Wigan
New York
Cowen
Galveston
Minneapolis
Rock Bolton
Omaha
Jodle
Kansas City
Chicaro
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Charles Hiogh Smith
D. B. Hobingon
David Mulvane
F. P. Dillon
Grace Colwell
Margaret Erar
Charles Hudson
New Orleans
Wlorida
Isabel Park
Chicaza
Charles Brood Smith
J. 3
Frey
N. M
John Prey
Walter Morgess
Willard Scott
T. O'Donnell
Don— Am Ral
Sprinetiol
A. H. Thompson
Ayend
Chicago Dental Association
Myerett Levit
Arkansa
City
J. J. Poucht
Nd. Adams
Charles Titus
Ha Chambers
Cal
YP. Walsh
Chambers
Secneral Entaf
Carrit Goddard
Portia Woodruff
Mmporia
Mabel Wilsin
Lena Oer
J. G. Buford
el Dorado Springs
Lee Maxey
Monroe Street
Spain
ST. Loules
Mate No
Municipal Leagues
G. W. Stansfield
Kan. Ave
Riverside Coal
Riverside, Riverside
Topeka Coal Company
Hall
York
Helot Hettel Woindi
Yonkers Statesman
John HR. Murgane
Melton
Marie Moore
Ernest Moore
Croup
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
Stats Journal
Aiton How
Alice
Riks
Chicago Livestock Market
Ica
Speisk AG
Pirin Fair Domain
Toa Creamery
Imay
Stork
Han
Epeniis
Morgan
bullag G._F
Promisen
Holt
Southern Railway
Thth
Bertin
Danate
Stalin Jetvars
Alant
Papa Grali
Ion Hilteh
Beira Union Pacificre
Ann Erlins
Goodwin & Chamberlin Brokers
Ftrain, Provisions & Stocks
Topeka Grain & Stock Exchange
Chica
St Lotia
Bank OF Topeka
F. G. Logan
W. A. Michael Commission Co
MoMiconaus
Lopeka
A.W. Wickham
Kall
Priscival Cachauires
Codiaity Trex
Iinet
Weasoumbie Iargin
Uy Wits
Central National Bank
Topeda
Kas
Union National Bank
Tapeae
Gir Mo
Kunaax
Ico
Franckh
E. Fougera & Co
New Yorks
Col. Topeka Ave
Dudley & Price
Fuenre
Mauess Avenue
Fiour
W. BR. Cannon, Mae
Ofice
Wn. A. Righter
Harvard
Cambridge
Wesatly
Opty
Finch
College Weld Randin Tt
Bull
Houilinter
J. M. Kinsejia
Union Pacific
Patrelman Lucas
Sas
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