Opening Sale of Easter Kid Gloves at Topeka Store
Interesting store news notes an opening sale of Easter kid gloves featuring Perrin and Sovereign lines, with Topeka pricing from $1.00 to $2.00 and a display in the north window. The piece highlights tailor made spring suits, new dresses, waists, petticoats, raglans, and three lace and insertion counters with prices from 7 to 15 cents per yard, presenting a lace opportunity for shoppers.
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Mills
Topeka
Perrin
Europe
Pertin
The New Millinery Opens Display of Trimmed Hats
The New Millinery by Mrs Bell and Miss Warren invites friends to view trimmed hats and tailored hat styles. The display emphasizes stylish options with the millinery department on the second floor.
Eastman Chosen for Christ Hospital chief in charge
Dr Eastman was named temporary superintendent of Christ Hospital to succeed Mrs McKibben whose resignation was accepted by the board. Miss Smith and other staff friction prompted a fresh start with a new management team. Dr J C McClintock denied any plan to resign and affirmed long service to the hospital. A committee was formed to secure a permanent superintendent as the hospital opens for patients Saturday afternoon.
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B.D. Rasmman
Christ Dewpital
Maury
McKibben
Fastoien
Patenan
Peemanentis
Atrainger
Eastman
Sion
Mary Smith
Uures
Mire Mokitiven
Attal
Superin
Alanon Diliingpacet
Miss Sroith
Sire
I Ap
Miss Sraith
J.C. McClintock
DY. McClintock
Lr. McClintock
Christ Hospital
Mitock
McClintock Haw Alwaye
Prem. Ube
Cheist Hospital
Mre. McKibben
Weain
B.D. Ema
Sass Smith
Eee
Chrouat Nish
Aitispaugh
Tosone Bais Tate Ber
Oaliaina
Tie Instituthin
Dean Kaye
North Topeka Hot Sale At Lapps Saturday
North Topeka items list a printing company on North Kansas Avenue and a sale at Lapp’s Saturday with pictures framed, while Frank Taylor left for California and other local names were noted in brief society items.
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Kimball Printing Co
Kansas Ave
James
Lapp
Frank Taylor
Califor
Ty En
Wes Pate
Sgatarion Ayers
Fourth Espanita dance at Stelnoures hall last night
The Espanita dancing club held its fourth dance at Steln oure's hall with many attendees listed including Mr and Mrs Hanlon, Miss Con, Miss Strickrott, Miss Schmidt, Mr Kraus, and others. Friends also hosted a fiftieth birthday surprise for Mrs EO Saner land with around fifteen guests bringing gifts.
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Espanita Dancing Club
Stelnoure’s Hall
Hanlon
Harry Steinburg
Rlla Con
Ma Strickrott
Maryton
Katharine Hoehrig
Marine
Millie Seybold
Hill of
Horton
Jennie Wahi
Ovser
Celia Murphyne Connell
Minnie
Liszie Schmidt
Miss Guskens
Lillie Holtwick
Kimmeran
Daisy Whitt
Joséphine Picken
Grace Koontz
Brice Hess
Leopold Kraus
L. B. Strickrott
Philip Hester
Orville Retz
Id Schmidt
Harry Barnes
Theo Schrieber
Leo Holtwick
D. C. Pratt
J.C. Lutach
Fred Roehrig
George Moeser
George Krauss
Charles Myers
Newton Alden
R. C. Roediger
Walter Holtwick
J. Him
An Eventful Day When Coffee Left the Household
A former teacher describes insomnia and nervous unrest from coffee use, then credits Postum as a cure. The narrator notes dramatic improvement after quitting coffee, praising Postum’s color and flavor and claiming it restored well being. A doctor who tasted Postum deemed it pure and superior to coffee.
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Cuffes
Postum
Beatleeke
Local social notes from Topeka column volley
A Topeka society roundup lists residents moving homeward and traveling guests. Veb occupying the Holman residence will move to Sixth and Lane streets. Mr and Mrs C W Snyder will leave Lye Week for Washington. Dr H I Hibbard visits from Kansas City to see Mr and Mrs T G Kennedy. Mr Ha O Neill heads home for a brief stay. Mr and Mrs T S Mason host a choir dinner. Mrs David Norton returns from Chanute with Charles Short. Mrs W Dramwell entertains nine boys for her son. Mrs C Peters returns to Kansas City after a ninth birthday celebration. Invitations issued for marriage of Mrs Ja Lauren Smith and Charles Howard Matthews on March 26 at 620 Harrison. Dr G W Hogeboom visits Fort Madison IA. Mrs John A Moss of St Marys shops in the city. Miss Lydian Webe hosts a formal evening for Mistie. Maude Gidlett visits Kansas City. Hyperion club closes with a Steinberg hall party. Unity Society hosts social and supper at Trinity church. H C Horner announces Edna Pearl engagement to Guy W Collins of Crichton Ky. marriage set. Mrs Emma White and son Irving sail Thursday for California. Mrs Francis P Rusmeill of St Louis arrives Saturday for two weeks with sister Mrs A Weiskirch. Mrs Welsnveh hosts informal afternoons for her stay, then trips to Boston and New York. Miss Kita Hunter returns to San jan Cit after brief Topeka visit with Miss Franc Ryan.
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H. I. Hibbard
Kansas City
T. G. Kennedy
Ha O'Neill
T. S. Mason
Congregational Choir
Mason
David Norton
Lenna Marie
Chanute
Charles L. Short
W. Dramwall
C. Peters
W. F. Roehr
Ja Lauren Smith
Charles Howard Matthews
Harrison Street
G. W. Hogeboom
Fort Madison
Iowa
Werk
Mes
W. H. Newton
John A. Moss
Bt. Marys
Lydian Webe
Mistie
Maude Gidlett
Hyperion Club
Steinberg’s Hall
Unity Society
Tinity Church
H.C. Horner
Edna Pearl
Guy W. Collins
Crittenden
Emma White
Irving
Jett Thuraday
California
Francis P. Rusmeil
St. Louis
Mra A. Weiskirch
Welsnveh
Geveral
Topeka
Boston
New York
Kita Hunter
Jansan Cit
Franc Ryan
Our Citizens Abroad Court Ruling Hits Citizenship Rule
Judge Coxe of the U S circuit court overruled a treasury decision on when an American can live abroad without losing citizenship. Plaintiffs sought duties paid on paintings by a Philadelphia artist living in Paisy France. The consul general in Paris had cleared them as American works but the treasury rule said five years abroad means non temporary residence. Judge Coxe held treasury had no authority for such a ruling and favored the importers.
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New York
Coxe
United States Circust Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
Poissy
France
Paris
Coxe Belis
Atlantic Union treble membership reported in 1901 meeting
London dispatch to Tribune notes that the Atlantic Union, formed to unite English speaking peoples, held its annual meeting at the House of Lords. Lord Aberdare announced membership had trebled in the last year and Lord Monkswell was elected president following Aberdare. In Parkersburg West Virginia on March 11 an intruder attacked a woman.
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Atlantic Union
New York
House of Lords
London
Tribune
Lord Aberdare
Lord Monkswell
Celebrated Egyptian palmist Madam Wenger advertised
A faded ad proclaims Madam Wenger the leading attraction at the Egyptian Village World's Fair. It promises love, marriage, wealth, and health insights, claiming vast European renown and warning against impostors. The notice invites readers to view at 905 Kansas Ave.
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Ah SO Atgna
Guropey Asteatin
Ander
Amelia
Dinaus
Batiste
London
Parks
Bere
Indy
Kansas Ave
Suspected insanity arrest leads to brutal force at Tennesseetown
Sheriff deputies Carl Lawson and Lee Woodall pursued Albert Craig under an insanity warrant. They alerted Dr Judd and rushed to his office, where Craig was allegedly beaten after being found in a doctor’s care. The report notes a separate incident with Henry Butler, who caused trouble near a farm and was jailed after farmers restrained him.
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Carl Lawson
Lee Woodall
Albert Craig
Tennesseetown
Henry Butler
Avey
Jallor Lawson
Denial by J. P. ora Co on Chilean debt talks
New York March 11 Morgan reports the denial by J P ora Co that they are negotiating four for 712,000 for Chilean government or any other amount. The statement clarifies no active talks or commitments have been made regarding that sum or terms.
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Morgan
New York
J. P. ora = Co
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Point de Paris
Mills Dry Goods Store
Miss Smith
Kansas Avenue
Charles
John Keller
Grantville
Ina Wilson
Omaha
Frank Mils
Sir Jackson Street
Fittard and Sons
George Groshong
Goughter
Mins
Fay Groshong
Blimer
Polis
Lou Huckstond
Theodore Saxton
Run.ave
Greenwood Avenue
Kingel's
Kanes Avenue
Sale
Costley & Post
Raymond
Pades
Harvivon Street
Charles Small
Central Avenue
Fred Martin
Menoken
Calico
Oostley & Post
Dally
Ucketa
Inc
Montane
Utah
Oregon
T. DM. James
North
Kaness Avenue
Charles Alexander
Chanuts
Inn
W. C
Jackson Surest
Holton
William Pennycamp
Temptin
Kan
Martin Penny
Pye
Marshell County
Ed Goodhull
Calvin Hol- Than
Red Sinesthe
M. C. Holman
Ail al
Gia Anil
Tee Sonra
North Topeka
W. A. Johnston
State Federation of Clubs
Los Angeles
General Federation
Kansas
C. C. Goddard
Leavenworth
Kansan
Kansas Club
Bellevue ‘Terrace
Cali
Conjon Hall
EO. Sanerland
P. Heck
J. Sieben
Frank and
Charley
M. Carlton
J. Derby
Mon Rey
B.G. Walker
J. Hollum
Man Jett
Tampa
Flocita
Charles Wood
Thomas Grey Kennedy
West Tenth Avenue
Eel. Hubbard
Orville Bodwan
W. A. Potter
St. Paul
Minn
Uel
Asc
East Sixth Street
Veb
Holman
Sixth
Lane Streets
C. W. Snyder
Lye
Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lare Terky
Flint
Doddreuce
Madam Wenger
Passos
American Woolen Company
Graniteville
Rhodes
The
Pall Matt Gazette
Asya
Cecil Rhodes
Shane Bollings
Mr. Rives
Sallman
Tabor
College Flow
Wen
Meew Haven
Conn
Rev
Sullman
Bridgeport
Colin Him
Cota bin Duthet
Chicago
Deere, Clataring Tei Athanesate Deire
Leonard
Leonard Case
Case School of Applied Aci
Dent
N. H. Wolff
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