Quiet Village Socials and Chautauqua Notes
Local notes recount a High Five Party hosted by Stella Amith with guests including Cora Bheliatareer and Miss Elizabeth, with prizes won by Mrs. McLachnar and others. The Winds Chautauqua program lists Lowel quotations, chapters, and a musical note. Social rounds include visits from Mrs. Joky Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew, and Miss Marion Kenderdine. Numerous locals plan gatherings at whist, dinners, and neighborhood meetups through March and April.
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Siteaheth
Cora Bheliatareer
Sia Hurbers
Bae Nett Chambers
al Wick
de Lawrence
Dell Parker
Babiliiat
Dum Beiner
Ae Ae
Hartey
Mothers Meeting Discusses Kindergarten Methods
An interesting mothers meeting convened in the Central Congregational kindergarten room Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Davleen Worden spoke on the Retor Ping Book, tracing its origins before the kindergarten movement and noting Froebel’s home visits, in which he studied peasant children, then adapted plays and tones for early education. The discussion touched on the mother’s role in guiding a child’s physical and mental development and the aims of play in early learning.
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Central Congregational
Rooma
Davleen Worden
Te Warden
Ran
Hoidina
Bie
Matto
Iether
Mothers of Kindergartens Meet in two city districts
In one district a monthly mothers meeting is held at the Sarat Congregational Church with other workers invited. Seventeen young ladies attend a daily training class each afternoon except Wednesdays, while senior ladies conduct lectures and special sessions on art, literature, and physical culture. The next general meeting is set for the last Wednesday.
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Inne
Innergerten
Aira
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Mtra
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Teal Weturs
Grace Simpeon
Beane
Dr Thorpe Arrives Topeka First Methodist Pastor
Dr KL Thorpe from Bridgeport Connecticut arrives in Topeka and checks into the National hotel as the newly called pastor of the First Methodist Church He will preach Sunday morning with Miss Mabel Day singing a sacred solo and again in the evening The church board plans a reception Friday night to welcome him and his wife and daughter who are expected to join soon
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Topeka
National Hotel
First Methodist Church
Mabel Day
Thorpe
Dr. Thorpe
Daugree
Conn
Cdurch
Kansas
State Journal
J M Sheafor Vanishes From Topeka Office
Veteran attorney J M Sheafer disappeared after leaving his 52% Kansas avenue office Thursday night headed likely for Colorado. He had recent debts and a McKiernen judgment against him, with E Biscoe noting Sheafer spoke of leaving and impending bond requirements. He had lived in Topeka for 35 years and left no children, with rumors of owed debts and a pending arrest.
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Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Colorado
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Halls
Bheator
St Lane Street
Veel
Deen
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Torek
Bowman
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Burne demands separation in Bold press case
Mes Burne author of Little Lord Fauntleroy seeks separation from her husband Dr Swan Burnett as court papers remain sealed. Weather notes report rainfall and temperatures with recent showers and cooler air predicted. A Potwin Place caucus to nominate a city ticket is set for March 22 at 6 pm. Eugene More of Topeka lists a coupling for a significant electrical project in Newark. Miss Mabel Wh sings at First Methodist on Sunday morning.
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Little Lord Fauntleroy
Washington
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Swan M. Burnett
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At & 6
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Eugene More
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Mae
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Cuba insists on full independence amid indemnity debate
According to T Estrada Palma officials, Cuba would not pay more than 100 million in any peace deal and could refuse entirely if the wet season begins. He argued the island’s destruction reduces its productive capacity, while rumors in Washington suggested Spain might withdraw troops. Palma declared Cuba Libre and rejected partial independence.
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Washington
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United States
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Palma
War in 15 minutes if Spain blamed for Maine blast
Secretary of the Treasury Gage said in Pittsburg that if it proved Spain responsible for the Maine explosion the United States would declare war within fifteen minutes. He noted that about 90 percent of people believe the blast was an accident and expected the inquiry report by Monday.
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The Oregon Is Coming Starts on Her Trip Around the Storm
The United States battleship Oregon steamed from the Golden Gate today bound for Callie to receive orders directing it to join the Atlantic squadron. The ship’s white paint gleamed in the morning sun and drew attention from the waterfront as it passed the Sherbor.
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Austria to keep out of Spain and America entanglements
Trieste dispatch says Austria will not send warships to Spain or the United States. The highest naval authority asserts Austria needs all ships and will not deploy them abroad. Two private ships are being built and will be ready in two months, with another in a government yard at Pola. The court sympathizes with the Queen Regent of Spain, but Austria states it will stay neutral.
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Campos Testimony On Cuba Defenses And Ships
New York report quotes Mar Martinez Campos who recalls examining Havana defenses while Cuba’s captain general. He notes little interior defense and no mines, calling enemy claims about mine defenses in the port infamous. mentions a rumored Spanish decision and details on the Garalda ship’s size and protection.
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Dynamite Cruiser Viauvilla Arrives for Repair at Port Yard
The dynamite cruiser Viauvilla, ordered here for repairs, reached the port yard this morning after lingering in the Indien area. It is expected that the vessel’s overhaul will be completed within seven days under Lieutenant orders as work continues through the day.
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Viauvilla
Pery Yard
Stiwendeve
Remarkable Progress Toward Topeka Auditorium Site
A Topeka committee reports rising subscriptions for building an auditorium, with total pledges around 9500 including a coal fund and site, while most backers favor the City park site over others. Proponents echo strong public support, urging momentum as final details and a full publication of subscriptions proceed next week.
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City Park
Topeka
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Promander Pillsbury Denies Vectarius Report From Washington
Promander John F Pillsbury sent to command discusses rumors that Vecarius had staved pave rise and the naval board inquiry to Washington. He anchors off government proving grounds near Indian Head and meets with Telion who returns to the Yard by p m. It is denied that Trion brought riyers from Veeuvius to Washington.
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Naval Board’ of Inquiry
Washington
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Flag lowered to Spain in naval salute dispute
New York dispatch reports Captain Converse of the Montgomery faces inquiry after the ship allegedly dipped its ensign to the Vizcaya and Oquendo in a salute during the visit to Cadiz. American officers doubt the action, noting naval regulations forbid lowering colors except in surrender or authorized protocol. Spaniards appeared pleased while questions about intent and awareness circulated.
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Gage Seeks Public Calm as Spain Crisis Looms
Secretary Gage tells Americans to keep composure amid tensions with Spain, arguing public sentiment may drive or resist war decisions. He insists the nation’s government and credit can endure whether war comes or not, urging unity and readiness for any appropriation.
Army seeks 3000 horses in Black Hills area
Fort Mead S D March 18 United States agents scour Black Hill ranges for horses suitable for cavalry. A contract with a large horse company near the post to furnish 2000 horses as soon as possible. Government agents are arranging for several hundred more head from other ranches. Army officers expect these horses to be shipped south.
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Black Hill Ranges
United States
Cincinnati Starts Rail Move Of Supplies For Cuba
Cincinnati Ohio March 193 twelve tons of food clothing and medicine are being sent by rail to support reconcentration efforts in Cuba as a voluntary city contribution. The shipment represents the community's aid and traveled from Cincinnati to the destination.
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Cuba
Blanco to Strike Hard in Cuba War Effort
Madrid reports General Blanco plans extensive operations in eastern Cuba with 80 battalions and large volunteer forces. He aims to destroy the insurgent power and dismantle the “embryonic organization” that lets rebels maintain a government-like appearance.
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Dauntless Crew Enlists for Naval Service in New Orleans
March 18 76 the Milbuster Dauntless crew of 17 find their occupation ended by seizure of the boat and join the United States Navy in New Orleans surfacing a stiff endurance resolve amid wartime mobilization.
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Milbuster Dauntless
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Cuban Arms Seized En Route to Cuban Insurgents
In New York a ship named the Wm. T. Parker was seized by Marshal C. J. Haubert under Washington orders. It carried guns and ammunition believed bound for Cuban insurgents. An official denial said the armored cruiser Varez has not been sold. Commander W. H. Brownson of the United States visited the Elswick works after a talk at the U.S. embassy in London.
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Goose killings spark police talk and rural disturbance
Thousands read of a disturbance over geese blamed as nuisances near a town. George B. Dudley fired at birds near Content Congregational church, killing several after ten shots yielded nothing at first. The scene ended with a cloudless dawn and a punishment for the shooter amid property claims.
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Geese Over Leavenworth In Warm Spring Weather
Wild geese, said to be the largest flock, moved northward over Leavenworth aided by warm weather and electric lights at Firth and Delaware. Local hunters seized the pleasant day for duck shooting across river sloughs as jack snipes arrived with the warm rain.
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Interesting experiences were the Same at Topeka
Wellington March 19 Hundreds of wild geese circled over the city all night in dense fog and glow from lights. The birds arrived around 2 oclock and departed at daylight. Residents reported geese roosting on houses while sportsmen faced a trying ordeal. Also an ad notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with a refund guarantee.
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Excellent Work Prompt Service Al Topeka Steam Laundry
Topeka Steam Laundry earns praise for prompt service and excellent workmanship in a brief local acknowledgment. The notice highlights customer satisfaction and reliable quality in a compact business commendation.
Western Union telegraph property report to state auditor
The Western Union Telegraph Company filed a property statement under a recent tax law. It lists 3 253 miles of poles and 24 218 miles of wire in Kansas, with a total property value of 450 259 60. Details break down poles dirt insulators battens instruments office furniture. Remarks on various items appear amid unrelated notices and ads.
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Market Begins Mixed as Wheat, Corn Sway With Demand Shifts
Daily market report shows wheat opening weak then steady with fluctuating futures as bearish sentiment mixed with shorts demand for May and July. Corn and oats slower but steady, provisions dull with some liquidation. hogs and cattle receipts noted in Kansas City market, cotton and sugar futures summarized for New York trading.
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Market News Reflects Bearish Tone and Wheat Activity
The Chicago Record reports mixed wheat activity with contracts around 4,08008 bushels and signs of weakness amid traders awaiting further moves. The New York and Liverpool markets show bear pressure, while rail traffic receipts temper bullish hopes. Grain shipments to Chicago and coast orders hint at steady but cautious demand as sessions close.
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