North Tupera society notes and errands in Topeka
North Tupera social column lists residents visiting, millinery openings, and local events. Mentions Mrs Charles E Jordan, Dr B Leon, Miss Yara Egereston, Miss Nita Binchett hostesses, funeral of Aunt Gorm, Rev Calvin Holman conference in Hiawatha, house raising at St Van Buren, and a Kansas Avenue grand millinery opening with bidders from Chicago and Kansas City. Also notes Stanley the gypsy leaving, soldier Dan Hewitt wounded at Maniin, and Brave Boys club meeting with temperance pledge readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulestereeninuar
Harrison Strent
Charles E. Jordan
Morse
van Buren Street
Myre Perkins
Gulidine
West Gordon Street
Mere Coucines
Abe
Evenue
CT Ion
DDS
Omics
Kansas
Yara Egereston
Per Sandusky
Kansas City
Sirs K
FL King
Missis Nita
Dore Binchett
Theif Hore
Leon
Giiin
Tle
Dre Dtarrlet Gorm
el Derato
Calvin Holman
Hiawatha
Episcopal Church
Kansas Avent Church
Don Morrow
St. van Buren Street
Mra P. Baker
Jackson Street
Marry Guthrie
Mme Fulton
Grewer
Dulcie Curtis
Marthe Strauss
George W. Andersen
Harry Palmer
Tipekoa
Bex Carine
Fumaar
Kansas Avenue
Childres
Chicago
Stanley
Topeka Avenue
Garden Street
Grantville
Abercope
D.C. Hewitt
Dan
Maniin
Beagle
Taillan
Repentinic
Ming Frances Fo Willard
Forest
Janesville
Wis
GF. Kimball
HO W. Chrney
Faure Ple
W. Tok
Great Fire Sale Draws Ladies to Kansas Avenue Offer
The ad promotes cheap linen goods and garments at 7th Street area Kansas Avenue. Highlights include a 1 cent linen collar or cuffs, 24 cent knee pants, 6S cent boys suit, and 37 cent untaundried white skirt. Sale runs between 5th and 6th Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Avenue
Sth
6Th Streets
Law and Riot Strain Havana Police as Army Controls Streets
From Havana dispatches the Tribune reports that recent lawlessness tested Havana police and the new force. Seven officers were wounded, one killed, and several civilians hurt in street clashes around San Jose. Armored youths and defectors from Cuba’s army fuel ongoing unrest as troops shift to new posts and restore order.
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New York
The
Tribune
Havana
Cigs
Puble Pion Schneely
Menocul
Tiascos
Tiwax
Linecomts
San Jose
Eiream
Starcom
Leutenant
Ugpet Prada
Tenth Infantry
Havaga
Matansas
Leedy opens ore leases near Galena with tests positive
Galena March 21 During a recent visit ex Governor John W Leedy of Kansas leased three 10 acre tracts totaling thirty acres of mining land near Cart Junction These leases are from Win Cooley HC Jamison and EA Jamison The tracts have been drilled for two years showing fine ore deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
John W. Leedy
Kansas
Cart Junction
Tes Peres
Win Cooley
HC. Jamnson
Mes
EA Jamison
Impending Calamity Fears In California Politics
California Republicans fear a Democrat win may force an extraordinary session as Gov Gage weighs a call while lawmakers debate the Senate race to succeed Stephen McWhite. Some legislators hope for a session. the governor has not yet stated a position. Also notes Shawnee Encampment meeting and a funeral obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Praseiees
United States
Stephen McWhite
Govenor Gage
Alarr
Bence Ward
Supramento
Capitol
Gage
Congress
Funeral Service at Westminster Abbey for Baron Herschel
London on March 21 reports the funeral of Baron Herschel, who died in Washington. A procession from Grosvenor Gardens preceded the service at Westminster Abbey with pallbearers led by United States Ambassador Joseph H Choate and notable officials from Britain and Canada. The Queen sent a testimonial, and mourners included Lord Churchill and other dignitaries. The coffin lay in a glass hearse, the service featured the burial office, psalm 19, and Beethoven. After the Abbey the remains went to Waterloo station for transport to Cliffe, Dorsetshire for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herechell
Washington
Marth L
Westminster Abbey
Grosvenor Bardent
Portsmouth
Uhr
United States
Joseph H. Choate
House of Commons
Halfour
William Court Gully
Canada
Strathcona
Mount Royal
House of Herds
Earl of Kimberley
Universlty of London
Henry Enfield Roscue
Earl of Ealsbury
Duchy of Lancaster
Baron James of Hereford
Churchill
Prince of Wales
Duke of Terk
Richard Parrhk Herschel
Lord Churchil
Victoria
Richard Webster
Q. C
RB. Finlax
Mandell Cretchton
Duke of Westminster
Duke of Abercorn
Fort
Morley
Baron Loch of Drylaw
Earl of Carrington
Haron Ashbourne
Earl of Cranbrook
Tweedmouth
Marquis of
Ripon
Aberdeen
Herbert Gladstone
Colonies
Joseph Chamberlain
Henry Camp—bell-Banneriin
Anlo- American Commission
Marc Ob Herschril
Beethoven
Frederick Bridges
Saul
Waterloo
Cliffe
Dorsetshire
Peace Meet Urges Labor Refusal to Make War Vessels
Boston March 21 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor led a Tremont Temple peace meeting urging organized labor to refuse production of arms and warships if peace cannot be secured. He warned against expanding conflict and favored a workers treaty Britain and America seek to make peace without government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Tremont Temple
God Cravens Peace Society
Gompers
China
Iabor
Ime
Great Britain
America
Eleven Populist senators arrive for Stuart Falloon contest
Eleven Populist senators reached Topeka by noon to start the Stuart Falloon contest hearing at 4 pm. Names include King Pritchard Armstrong Shaffer Titus Ryan Forney Lewelling Stone Shelton Werrelly. Several expected on afternoon trains as quorum questions and expense debates loom amid political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Stuart-Falloon
King
Pritchard
Armstrong
Shaffer
Titus
Ryan
Forney
Lewelling
Stone
Shelton
Werrelly
Zimmer
St. Joe
Jin. Falloon
Mr. Stuart
Cooke
Campbell
Heim
Reser
Polop Pacific
Braddock
Caldwell
Crosain
Frid
Foart
Helmick
Heuscholder
Jumper
Lupternd Young
Senate
Stanley
Senator Stone
Clark
Senate Chamber
Afr
Wages Rise Averted Strike Settled In Topeka
A carpenters and joiners union dispute with master builders in Topeka ended last night with a new pay agreement. Workers formerly earning 32.25 and 2.50 per day received a uniform raise to 27 percent and cents per hour. Both sides avoided further conflict with the compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Master Juilders’ Association
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
Belmont Responds To Bryan Letter On Democratic Principles
Perry Belmont replies to Col. Bryan’s letter criticizing Democrats who warned that the Chicago platform could endanger the nation. Belmont defends his party, notes his own lack of Republican voting, and condemns Bryan’s statements as defaming Democratic principles while defending the New York Democratic Club and Jefferson birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Perry Belmont
Willon J. Bryan
Chicago
Democratic Club
Jefferson
Democratic Club of
Spain
Brent
Dr Thorpe Return Appointment Shakeup in Methodist Churches
Published list shows Northeast Kansas conference ministers assigned to pul pits at Hiawatha Topeka Parkdale Walnut Grove and Oakland with Joseph E Coe as presiding elder for the Topeka District. Community debates whether Dr Thorpe will be renewed at First Church drawing protest and talk of potential secession or change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Kansas
Methodist Chapel
Hiawatha
First
Bevin Te Thorpe
Dickinson H. Moore
Iantas
Banbrea
Swansun Fhapel
Joven A. Swaney
Oakland
A. J. Oe
Iits
Thorpe
Whuin
Back
Weill Torre
Aeuepe Dy
Belmont Responds To Dinner Invitation And Chicago Platform
In a formal reply, Belmont argues that attending a proposed dinner would not honor the world’s greatest Democrat. He recalls explaining his stance after the Chicago convention, defending his protest of platform policies and the 16 to 1 gold ratio, warning of monometallism and contract impairments. He notes the letter is sent as an individual, not on behalf of the Democratic club, and offers a volume detailing his published positions for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konor
Chicago
Justi
United States
Europe
Democratic Club
Belmont
Godard to Tackle School Fund After Assessment
Attorney General Godard will pursue settlement of the tangled permanent school fund, currently 700000 in default including interest and principal. He aims to secure complete documents in disputed cases and work with the state school fund commission, noting years of lax administration. The administration welcomes the shift as the police commissioner system is abolished and political risk recedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godard
State School Fund Commission
House
Senate
Stanley
Cannot Spare Volunteers From Washington Dispatch
The war department reports delays in necessary repairs and personnel shortages as the army scrambles for volunteers. Adjutant General Wert reports Arab spies and security concerns delaying conscription while Sherman is expected to arrive tonight to begin recruitment efforts and form local teams.
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Washington
Sar
Ataniia
Maret Sr
Adjutant Genere
Arabspionia
Special Sale Tomorrow in Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Readable fragments show a one day sale in the job department with deeply cut prices on damaged and assorted dry goods including prints towels silks ribbons and bedding pieces. Store promises giveaways to visitors and lists many household items and fabrics across multiple departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Caln Dry Goods Co
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Topeka Cash Dey Goods Co
List of casualties from Manila to March 19 with names
Washington report lists casualties and wounds through March 19 near Blows house Taewlg Pasig and Taguig. Includes multiple named soldiers from Tenth Pennsylvania Second Oregon First Washington Company K and others with severities such as severe thigh arm lung hip and toe. Also notes a Private James Page killed and officer losses along with units and places. Rock Island Route ad for Miss Keeners millicers opening Friday and Saturday at 72 Kancis avenue.
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Washington
Otis
Manila
Blowshouse
Tenth Pennsylvania
John G. Thompson
John A. McVey
Moderat Company
Alexander MacCaneh
Taewlg
Twenty-second Infantry
John Schmidt
Fredericks
Johnston
Frank B. Jones
Robert Rice
Charigs
EB. Pormer
Burk
Raleigh T. White
Wm. Bilis
Leander Minigo
Carl Crumpholz
Merritt Porter
Berry H Young
Charles E. Haley
Frank Raefer
Burl Edwants
Janes Cuminford
Edward V. Wilson
Singer
Grorke Schneider
Angust Schmidt
Sient
Pasig
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Miss Keeners Millicers
Kancis Avenue
Chicago Markets Report March 21 Wheat Corn and Cattle
Chicago market report outlines firmer wheat on foreign demand and late-February crop concerns in Europe, with May futures opened higher. Corn shows firm undertone from light receipts with modest buying by commissions and improved shipments. Provisions strengthen as packers push May pork and ribs. cattle and hog receipts noted with price ranges and variable demand across segments.
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Chicago
Europe
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Nitinese
Gyuley
Myisise
May Pork
Ieee
Aoay
Fragmented Market Notes and Prices Across Regions
A scrambled reader text reports on commodities and markets from New York to Minneapolis. It mentions money market activity, hogs and beef, sugar, wheat and corn prices, and shipping notes, with references to firms in New York and Chicago and to market expectations for railroad stocks and dividends.
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Chiey Veuest
USA
Liverpool
Iusas Vonage
Duluth
P. Husets Seni
New York
Porelaners
Prin Fle
Allen
Enra
Gifford
Inoks Zoo
Minneapolis
Labtke
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Baron Herschell
Choate
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DR. Thorpe
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