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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
5
An old newspaper snippet promotes Castile Soap by Andree Sergeny and Co and a fashion item labeled Lonsdale Muslinsatin with Whit Biesehed Lonsdele Stualy Hope branding. The ad lists various fabrics and brass items with an hourly sale at seven dollars.
Mrs C H Gut bor and her daughters Miet Broke and Miss Edith Gutbor hosted the week’s largest reception, about 400 invited guests. Rooms were heavily decorated with pink and green flowers, and guests wore formal attire as dining and parlor areas showcased chrysanthemums, roses, and red carnations.
Thoresay ple at 230. All women interested a the enforcement of the law are the present ee Ee Stover left thin afternoon er eee Patt attend the funeral Miss Bernice Ott and Miss Jean Park herst will entertain the Ah BOG A and their young men. friends this ever ne Mise Ott on Polk ite and Mrs Ralph Clauser enter turned their card club very pleasantly Tuesday evening at their home on Quincy ir Stevenson substituted for Mr. Kelly. The prizes were won by Ais. Lawrence and Mr. Charles Smyth. The next meeting f the home of Bo and Mrs. Lawrence. Mra M. Hoover will leave Sunday for a trip to oeac e. Brixes of Pratt spent Turs day with Topeka Mom. Charen King has returned from a short visit in Leavenworth with Mra Emily Byington. walt Neuse of Centerville Iowa, to visiting friends in Topeka. Mra Frank Jarrell and sons are in AMebison visiting Mrs Annie Jarreil. The Rev K W Alien of Solomon City son of Rev Mr Alien of the Walnet Grove ME church is visiting In the ay and wil preach at that church this eventus.
Tucron Arin Jan 30 reports Green Consolidated Mining camp at La Cananes Sonora held for three days by Yaqui Indians. Camp workers drank, alcohol ran wild, Mexican police driven out, guns seized, interference punished. Indians held carnival, several cutting affrays occurred, Americans and Mexican cavalry sought to restore order.
New York January meeting eyed for advisory committee of western road presidents to settle trouble over Epworth League tickets. Transcontinental Association barred free transportation for Genesee and allied services at San Francisco event next July. Prominent railroad leaders Burt Mellen Jeffries to seek compromise.
New entries for the Wentastiumter Kennel Club show include multiple silver prizes. William Whitney to crown the winner with the Yao Rey cup as a living memorial, open to male or female dogs of any breed owned by Kennel Association members. The cup remains property of the association. Also noted: The Henschels, famed vocalists, touring Chicago and slated for a Grand Thursday appearance. Captain Charles West, wholesale grocer pioneer, dies in Missouri Valley home at age 63.
A Marseilles Illinois reader, W D Quixx, Aug 25 1899, recalls severe illness causing hair loss. He credits Ayer's Hair Vigor with restoring hair and color, noting it feeds the hair and stops shedding.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice involving charges and aid, mentioning names like Rene C5 and references to statuses or locations. Details are unclear, but the item seems to describe a request for assistance or a procedure connected to a public matter.
Local brief recounts visits by D A Williams of Silver Lake and J M Smith with Imball Printing, plus Otto Kuehne & Co expanding offices. Mentions Miss May Murphy’s upcoming trip to Abilene, shop events, shoe bargains at COSTLEY & PORT, and a church Epworth league meeting with officer elections. Also notes Caspar Goertiz’s marriage plans and a Glaston-style social at the Sheets home with a long guest list.
San Juan dispatch reports a Venezuelan consular announcement of a near filibustering expedition leaving Santiago for Venezuela. Led by former president Teodoro Andrade, the force, about 29 ships, is to sail aboard the German steamer Hess toward the Orinoco Delta where rebels gather.
A fragmentary item denounces the Condemn HEs Nation and the Kansas union leaders for tactics used to suppress temperance work. It claims Carole Nation and others diverged from the movement’s founding principles, accusing them of deceit and violence in their methods while asserting allegiance to ethical reform and Christian values.
An old newspaper blurb extols Palne's Celery compound as a universal cure praised by Senator Edward M. Dwyer for health improvements. It highlights his prior roles in city and state government and notes his acclaim of the remedy amid vague references to medical claims and endorsements.
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