North Topeka News Bullets Highlight Local Happenings
North Topeka items note births and visits with J C Medou Tot a daughter Rev W B Hutchinson visiting Emporia. Powler returns to Ottawa. Frank Dobbin injury may require amputation. Police eyes trouble, patrolman on duty shifts. Imperial club hosts two members at 997 Jackson. First Ward Auxiliary Kindergarten holds monthly meeting at 1126 Bloc, 5 PM. Local grocers promote bargains at Good Treat groceries and Maroot Restaurant. Graves & Sons advertise bogey tops and wagon cushions. Maple syrup and buckwheat flour sold locally. Quarterly conference at Rausss Avenue M B Church adopts resolutions praising Rev J K Madison with thanks to Mrs Madison.
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Mra
J.C. Medou- Tot
Rev
Mea
W. B. Hutchinson
Emporia
C. B. Powler
HM. Powler
Ottawa
Frank Dobbin
Amputmion
John Ewing
North Side
Imperial Club
Ray Parmeter
Jackson Street
First Ward
Kindergarter Association
H. F. Morris
Bloc
Kansas Avenue
Maroot
A. J. Proudfi
Kansas
Geo. J. Graves & Sons
West Laurent Street
North Topeka
Helfers
Rausss Avenue
M. B Church
Afudson
Brother Madison
Topsta
Occident Club Hosts Visitors In Friendly Society Affair
In a bright spring afternoon session the Occidental club entertained the Atlantic and Western Saresis clubs at Mrs. Hemmatt’s home. Mr John A MacDonald spoke on Carlyle, his life, works, and influence, noting family, scripture, and literary humor. Other notes cover club Prize nights, member arrivals, Society meetings, and local social updates from Topeka to Des Moines.
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Occidental Club
Mes. BM
Hemmatt
Carlyle
John A MacDonald
MacDonald
Carcestry
MacDouall
Sartor Resort
Thier
Daniel Webster
Dickens
Southey
Teneyson
Edward Irving
Sophie Dorothee
John Lyndall
Sevarai
Frederick
Ereged
Sartor Hesartus
Great Britain
Air MacDonald
MacDonaldays
Ain
James Dougherty
Emporia
William Taylor
Dougherty
Philhermonic Society
Jm. W. Swift
Panay Club
Will GC Smith
Lauraates
W. B. Swift
Olfie O'Brien
Minnie Peck
Chicago
Ned Oaborn
California
Laura Benson
West Fourth Street
SB. Barritz
Des Moines
Iowa
A. E. Wagner
Huglish Lutheran Church
Hal Niles
Cripple Crees
Julia Whitmer
Fannie Hemus Beard
Spanish attitude toward Cuba praised by Lisbon paper
Lisbon correspondent quotes the Comercio saying United States actions are unique and will disturb international rights as Europe unites with Spain. The Times notes Spain gains unanimous approval from Spanish government regarding the Cuban situation.
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Spa Lonpor
Mareh
Lisbon
Times
Mortage
SULTANS HARD HEART STOPS Barton relief mission in Armenia
A Turkish official blocked Clara Barton and her Red Cross team from distributing relief in Armenia. The incident followed a pledge by the Turkish foreign minister and later the U S minister Terrill, amid famine and cold as thousands suffer.
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Miss Barton
Rush for Gold Fields Leaves Roadreds for Alaska
March 6 Topeka departure with 50 passengers 110 dogs and full cargo of freight. Passengers paid fares, many headed to Yukon country without funds. Willapa left yesterday for Alaska with dogs and freight, similar to Topeka. Alki arrives from San Francisco with 420 passenger capacity ready to depart for Alaska. Prices for dogs to haul sledges reach five dollars each after landing at Juneau.
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Alaska
Pan Towssext
Topeka
Yukon
Willupa
Alki
San Francisco
Sahora
Junean
Haggin in New York Face Serious Illness
J B Haggin, wealthy owner with wide interests in Auscouda wine Alaska Commercial and large land holdings in California Arizona New Mexico and Mexico, is seriously ill in New York with appendicitis and may not recover. The report notes his vast wealth and extensive holdings. Also reported is a March 6 fire in Garvin building New York causing heavy losses to Garvin Machine Co and embroidery maker Berora Ultiman, with insured property.
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B. Haggin
Anmacona, Mine
New York
San Francisco
J. B. Hagin
Alaska Commercial Company
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Mexico
Alevelos
Garvin
Laight Street
York Street
St. Johos Place
Garvin Machine Company
Beroar Ultiman
Horner-Barney case opens as district court jury trial ends
District Judge Hazen schedules rest of month court work with the Novels murder trial set for 8 o clock next week. The docket will focus on motions the following week as the court aims to finish backlogged cases. Reported civil suits include Edgar F. Horner versus James A. Barney and related Strickler Dudess Pounds matters. Also listed are real estate transfers and a Morris Lesinsky suit against F DeObert for 1600, plus council proceedings from Topeka dated March 5 1896.
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Diserter
Hazen
Tria
Motien
Wm. Thompson
Osage County
Judy Thompson
Horner-Barney
Strickler, Daniels & Pounds
District Court
Edgar F. Horner
James A. Barney
Horner
Investment Banking
Strickler, Dudess & Pounds
Thomas G. Howell
Topeka
Howell
DeObert
Morris Lesinsky
F. DeObert
Lesinsky
Lincoln Strees
Sally M. Hodgeson
Compressed air considered for Pullman car shops visit
An official report after inspections at Chicago and Omaha prompts Pullman officials to favor adopting compressed air power across car plants. The system promises labor savings, longer reach, safety, and convenience, with initial demonstrations in Palimony Palace Car works and other Pullman shops.
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Patiman
Cmicaco
Palimay Palace Car Company
Pollmso
Pullman Company
Omaha
Topska
Union Pacific
Santa Feronds
Pullmas
The Star Grocery Offers Deep Discounts on Staples
The Star Grocery claims market leading prices with broad stock. It advertises Colorado ore at 40 cents per bushel and highlights canned goods, coffee, sugar, lard, beef, dried fruits, and baking staples. The ad emphasizes low prices, satisfaction guarantee, and huge patronage.
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Colorado
Grocery Items and Prices in 10 Ibe Newy Beans List
A catalog-style list shows various food items with weights in pounds and approximate prices. Items include beans, peas, oats, hominy, rice, figs, macaroni, evaporated peaches, evaporated blackberries, dried grapes, breakfast cereals, California hams, cleaned currants, and maple syrup. The text reflects a period grocery price sheet with many abbreviations and OCR errors.
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Java
Kaw Valley
Cees Warren
California
New York
Kansas
Walter Baker
Bor
M. Reist
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