Wireless station across the Atlantic readied in months
A wireless station is expected to be ready for operation in about three months with a latest and most powerful type. Norton finally out as commander in chief approves charges be dropped after council action and need for approval. Irish celebration noted in New York on St Patrick’s Day with veterans group involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Norton
Martin Norton
Kansas
Council of
Ad Nindatration
Vormmander-In-Chief
Lindins
Coffee Slave to Postum Healing Tale
A letter from a woman describes decades of coffee dependence causing daily headaches and health decline. She switched to Postum about half a year ago and reports complete relief from headaches, weight gain, and improved vitality, praising the product's effect. The account frames coffee as a harmful habit and Postum as a restorative choice.
Social whirl fills Topeka with Mrs Penny visit and parties
Mrs Sedgwick Scott hosted a Thursday afternoon with about fifteen guests honoring Mrs Geoy B Penny of Lawrence. A musicale featured Mrs Le HL Strickler and others. Another gathering at Miss Henrice Healy’s home had twenty or so guests with games, music, and gifts. The A L F F club at 524 Fillmore held a late evening with progressive high five and supper. Mrs Clyne Lawrence hosted two successful thimble and card parties for Miss Bertha Lawrence and Miss Dora Lawrence, with prize winners named. Additional notes mention various Topeka social visits, dances, and musical outings, including Nordica's concert attendance and neighbors visiting from Lane University.
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Sedgwick Scott
Geoy B. Penny
Lawrence
le HL. Strickler
J.pahie
Penny
Scott
Afra
XO. Wellman
Henrice Healy
Grace Gaines
Mary MacLennan
Henrietta der
Mary Alexander
Jane Alexander
Edna, O'Connor
Hazel’ Howe
May Reed
Hattie Baurles
Helen Stevenson
Margaret Brown
Josephine McKee
Clyde Boverbrake
Mildred Louis
Laura Bmclaugh- UN
Alberta Latham
Bure Hyatt
Clara Sanders
Florence Spencer
Mundred Spencer
Rollin J. Smith
Frank Blanch
Mra
O. H
Kitty
Clyne Lawrence
Bertha
Garden, City
Dora Lawrence
Pierceton
Indiana
Wil Chaser
Jon Ot Mire
Will Glanser
Charkes
Mixa i He
Ana Millice
Mish Lydia Wels
Miet Eiisabern Let
Mies Stella Sesith
Sian Ford
Tatu Forlyce
J. Krauthoff
Fort Sheridan
Norman Wear
Potwin
Rita Lacey
Chicago
IC. McCintock
Ed Slocum
Lakin
Clyde Lawrence
Milton Cere
Holicroft
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Kansas City
J. P. Fritts
C. A. Wolf
Oscar Wolf
Karolyn B. Whittysey
Grace Bainbridge
WF. Rochr
Louis Heek
L. L. Ktene
Al's. Kane
W M Dignon Dead From Gunshot Wounds At Hospital
W M Dignon died Thursday at 11 am from blood poisoning due to four gunshot wounds in the left hip received in the Civil War. Born in Newark New Jersey, he was twice married. his first wife Emme Reed died in 1889 at Topeka leaving four children. Survived by second wife May James of Topeka and a son. Funeral at Grace Cathedral Sunday at 2:33 pm.
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W. M. Dignon
Whrist Hospitta
Mr. Dignon
Newark
N.rs
Emme Reed
Tor Peka
Bir. Digner
May James
Topeka
Marrage
Grace Cathedral
Low Rate For Paderewski Excursion From Topeka and Lawrence
An excursion from Topeka and Lawrence to Kansas City offers a round trip fare of $1 for recital ticket holders. Tickets valid March 4 and 18 to Arkansas, Arizona, New Mexico, California, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Texas and beyond, with a rate of one fare plus 2.00 for the return. Tickets valid 21 days from sale date with liberal stopover privileges. agent at depot for details.
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Paderewski
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
New Mex
California
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Sue
Local North Topeka Amid Shop News And Notices
In North Topeka many shoppers visit Mary Coughlin of Ellver Lake and Miss Edith Porter moving to East Fairchild street as local merchants advertise shoes at closeout prices. A series of brief notes cover church baptisms, millinery jobs, and travel plans as residents and visitors are listed with short updates on health, housing, and work. Additional items note railroad ticket deals, a Topeka pastor’s trip, and a bean bag party hosted by Mrs. Shivonds.
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Kim
Kansas Ave
Mary Coughlin
Ellver Lake
P. B. Reynolds
Post
Garrett
Hartson
Coste & Post
George Albee
Silver Lake
James Bonham
Manhattan
Topeka
Friends
Masgie Carson
Storcia
Dora Mea
Fairchild Street
Okhoma
Oldham
Warren Mooney
Hillsboro
Cal
Mooney
Santa Fe
California
Montana
Utah
Oregon
T. M. James
Regent
North
Kansas Avenue
Sherman Willard
Wamego
North Pide Friends
Willard
North Side
The
Capital
T.M. James
St. Louis
Margaret Collist
Driggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition Co. Plant Closure
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the Driggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition Company plant was closed by authorities. The brief text mentions the sheriff and a March date in Derby Cons, with references to New York manufacturers and a distraint action, but many lines are garbled and details remain unclear.
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Derby
Cons
Driggs Seabury Guz and Ammunition Company
Sime Mare Tattan & Hand
New York
Autos Sold at City Exhibition Worth Five Million
A four day autos show in the city drew crowds and highlighted the sale of a large volume of automobiles. Dealers reported strong prices and steady buyer interest across multiple brands, with total value estimated near five million dollars.
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Mount le
Soenelnein
Mrs Daly's Denial Amid Bank Negotiations
An unclear notice references Mrs Daly denying a claim related to a bank dispute. The fragment mentions ongoing talks about the bank's wreck and a pending decision, with no clear detailing of dates, names, or outcomes.
Prince Henry Seeks Fleet Pact for Caribbean
Berlin reports Prince Henry’s Washington visit aims to secure Germany a defensive fleet in Caribbean waters to protect German settlers and property amid South American revolutions. The Laayura fleet, now five ships under Captain Stiege, seeks a repair dock and coaling station, with aims to expand to guard emigrants moving to German colonies or South American settlements.
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Caribbean
New York
Berlin
The
Herald
Prince Henry
Washington
Germany
Lasuayra
Stiege
Vineta
Venemuela
West Indies
South America
Hanseatic League
Colonial Societies
Home Office
Count Buelow
Poisoned by Mail Strychnine Headache Powder Death
Sheriff reports Mrs. William Klump died twelve hours after using a mailed maple headache powder containing strychnine. Autopsy confirms poison. envelope postmarked Lowell. Neighbor Mrs. William Miller also received powder in Savannah wrapper but did not ingest it.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Chapman
Lowell
William Klump
William Miller
William Miller, A Neighbor of Mrs. Klump
Mall
Stanley in St Louis to pick Kansas building site
Governor Stanley travels to St Louis with Senators Morrow Carpenter and Simons and officials Waggener, Luling to inspect possible sites for the Kansas exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. They will review ground and aim to maximize Kansas' presentation. The last legislature appropriated 75000 dollars for the Kansas exhibit, with the commission planning for more. The exposition commission will host Kansas officials at luncheon tomorrow.
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Stanley Ter
St. Louis
Kansas
Kansas City
Morrow
Washington County
Carpenter
Chanute
W. P. Waggenerot Atchson
C. H Luling
Wichita
Simona
Caldwell
Exposition Commission
Idea Spreading Kansas Reciprocity Movement Goes National
A Kansas reciprocity effort led by Governor Stanley appears to expand nationwide. A B Hulst of the Western Reciprocity League tours Chicago and St. Louis, securing backing from manufacturers to fund a national expansion. The league, though Western in name, already includes members from far regions, with an executive meeting in Topeka to discuss nationalizing the organization and broad business support.
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Kansas
Stanley
A.B. Hulst
Western Reciprocity League
Branley
Chiesso
St. Louis
Manufacturing Industria
Connecticut
League
Topeka
Organization
Nationsa
General Grants Granddaughter Serves Chocolate at Luncheon
Los Angeles and San Diego society circles buzz over Miss Nellis Grant, granddaughter of General Grant, at a San Diego luncheon honoring Miss Mabel Gassan. Chocolate cannons bore engagement news for Mixa Gassan and Captain Adrian Fileman of Fort Rosentrau’s 115th Company amid toasts and champagne.
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General Grant
Los Angeles
San Diego
Nellis Grant
Har
Mabel Gassan
Mixa Gassan
Adrian S.filemanning
Coast Artery
Fort Rosentrau
Laurel Street
Fleaming
Mire Grant
Jeane W.grant
Threw Child From Train In Escape Bid
Desperate scene on Monon railroad near Limekiln where Jolouy Reynolds hurled a child from a moving train during a failed attempt to escape custody. Reynolds, facing kidnapping charges in Kentucky, was recaptured hours later after the fall left him and the child scratched. he is the child’s father and had been separated from the mother years before.
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Greencastle
Ind
Juouly Reynolds
Limedale
Reynolds
Valparaine
Green County
Kentucky
Perzhtbint
Piarn
Milter
Oun
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