Hypnotic Trilby Fame Attracts Attention In New York
Dr John T Quackenbos reports a young actress rose to fame in one night under hypnotic spell. The scene drew theatergoers as a real life Trilby, sparking interest in a new hypnotism book by the American College of Sciences issued in Philadelphia for public education.
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John T. Quackenbos
Columbia University
New York
Medico-Legal Society
American College of Sciences of Philadelphia
Amucinan College of Befence
Aeipbia
Mall
College Guarantons
Umay
Republican city central committee to hold mass meetings
The extensive committees of the Republican city central committee announce mass meetings. One session will occur in the First Ward to assist candidate Downs as Miller and Mr Wilcott. Meetings are planned for Monday Tuesday and Friday nights at the indicated locations. March dates referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Sbs
Miller
Wilcott
Naomi Rebekah
Jane Gandy
Tme
Aira
Gandy
Kart Sixth Avenue
Ollock
Maude Gandy
Axsiete
Mre Myrtie Harris
Misaie Gandy
Ose Prenent
Mattie Hurria
Statf
Mararet Conwell
Brn
Fila Garter
Elnine Stevens
Flora Kakis
Sirah Penny
Iss Cole
Adelin Roger
Lillie Cronenyre
Berg
Mattia Bair
Elta Bova
Dudi Laura Cart
Jennie Webbe
J. 5. Larigaton
Carrie “Affron
Samuels
Lena Fisher
Weymoth
Chicago
State Journal
Mudge
Mary Summers
Eugene EB. Stotts
Mire C. Ho Baron
W. H. Bradbury
Kansas City
Viots
Felicitty Club
J. F. Alyers
West Sixth Avenue
Laura Weiching
George Harrison
Harret Stanley
Berenice Puller
Moore
Albert Warner
A. J. Atwater
Nell Dodge
Beloit
June
Jennie West
Viola Allen
W. B Sloston
Houston
Tex
Topeka
3. M
West Fifth Street
Tkamas City
Ndt
W. J. Swan
Fjtt
Forrest
Trinidad
Coto
Ivy Stevenson
Frank Roper
Albuquerque
N. M
Stevenson
Roper
Las Vegas
Mra. P. S Diffenderfer
Christ Bospital
Mra. K. BR. Stewart
Frank Strawn
Viole Allen
Stewart
Strawn
Young Women's Christian Association
Jackson Street
Vincent Graham
Church of the Assumption
Liberty Girls’ Brigade
Mina Mattle Addia
Margaret Fulton
West Eighth Avenue
Will Pilton
J. W. Woodward
Brent Woodward
Lawrence
Chester Woodward
Florida
Cuba
Topeka Club Elections And Society Notes
The Topeka area clubs held elections at members homes with officers including Mrs Knowles as president and Mrs Walsh as vice president. Various clubs announced meetings, talks, banquets and social events with members entertaining at homes on North Harrison Street and Taylor Street and at other local addresses. Public notices include local engagements, travels, and upcoming chautauqua programs with multiple community groups referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceramic Art Club
Mra. C. C
Vespycelan Club
Mra. H. Green
North Harrison Street
O Fivere
J. KK. Bukin
BP. Waleh
M. ©. Cunningham
Jennie Wehe
Walsh
Topeka Federation
W. J. Lewis
Mra. G
Vespuccian
Taylor Street
Helianthius Literary Club
Helianthus Literary Club
D. M. Scott
Mattingly Poe
Milas Adaline Scott
H. O. Garvey
C. G. Sherer
Oakland
Paderewski Notion Stirs Davenport Yardmen For Odd Car Turn
Davenport Iowa March 2 Paderewski caused a stir among Rock Island yardmen when arriving from Chicago for a concert. He insisted his private car be turned so he could sleep only with his head toward the engine. Agents explored options including the draw of the government bridge. The large swing draw was employed to pivot his 30 foot Pullman in a half circle for the return journey.
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Davenport
Towa
Paderewski
Rock Island Road
Chicago
Wheanon
Colona
Government Bridge
Mississippi
America
Washburn Quartette Opens Season at Chapel
Before their tour the Washburn college chapel last night housed the Washburn quartette with Frank Carruth violinist. The ensemble, Clyde Allen Harry Shirts Bert Sutton and Carl Johnston, performed a varied program. Carruth’s violin playing was highlighted as a standout feature of the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn College
Washburn
Frank Carruth
Cheruba
Clyde Allen
Harry V. Shirts
Bert Sutton
Carl M. Johnston
Frack Truth
Carruth
Telephone Girl at Craggford Draws Big Crowd
Review of the Craggford production The Telephone Girl notes uneven comedy and weak singing despite strong moments from Hans Nix and Eugene Wiener. Critics praise some chorus members and Anna Conrad while condemning Pearl Hight and several actors for poor presentation and overlong two hours.
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Craggford
Somme
Dave ‘Lewis
Hans Nix
Drotle
Hello
New York
Meenster Broonscron
Nix
Lewin
Bia
Ike
Marie Richmond
Beauty Fairfax
Gustave Keker
Eugene Wiener
Arthur Conrade
Anna Conrad
P van Winkle
Pearl Hight
Mstelle
Mirton Hyde
Clementine
Annie Lingan
Wyoming
Miss Hyde
Sho
Lloyd
Retaliation Plans Hit English Markets In 1900s War
In New York on March 22 Imperial Tobacco of England prepares a large scale counteroffensive against the American Tobacco company. The plan centers on the Universal Tobacco Company and allied firms to divert American focus domestically, while listing Havana and Louisville entities as part of the coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company of
England
Herald
Universal Tobacco Company
Great Britain
Imperial Tobacco Company
Havana Commercial Company
Havana Companies
Hinsted
Henry Clay-Bock Company
Weissinger Company
Louisville
Anderson ‘To- Nace~ Company
Morton Wins at Mud Pies and Grand American Handicap Preview
At the gun club shoot Friday afternoon Charles Morton posted the high score at the mud pies event, breaking 2 out of 35. In the live pigeon shoot L Hagen rode a ten straight, with Hazen 10 and shooters like Lewant, Mor ton, Gorman, Biscoe, and Hungate scoring. The week closes with a prep shoot for the Grand American Handicap in Kansas City April 1, drawing about 500 trap shooters. top prize around 1600 plus other awards. Also included is a weekly bank statement noting loans, deposits, circulation, and reserves, with declines across several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morton
L.hagen
Hazen
Frank Lewant
Chas
Morton
J. J. Gorman
Biscoe
Otis Hungate
Kansas City
Tospeka
Fran Seward
Otte Hungate
Glass works owner weighs move to Kansas gas field
John R. Johnston, manager of the Johnston glass works, has returned from a Kansas gas belt trip and contemplates moving his Indiana plant to Kansas. He employs 550 workers and says gas supply in Indiana may exhaust, preferring Kansas for greater and more valuable gas. He believes development in Kansas has just begun and could offer favorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Johnston
Johnston Glass Works
Kansas
Topeka
Indiana
Ohio
United Mine Workers Convention Deliberates In Executive Session
Shamokin Pa March 22 delegates from UMW districts 1 7 and 9 met for the final day of their convention The session before executive discussion showed a grave tone with a split between conservative and other factions The proposed action mentioned includes sending the final decision to a committee led by President Mitchell with supporters Richotte Fahy and others amid a debated procedure on G a target decision.
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Shamokin
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
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St. Helens
Eng
Canal St
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Germany
Mise Fulcher
The
Vespuccian Club
Commor Club
M. Wood
West Tenth Avenue
Mra
Harry O. Garvey
Ladies’ Music Club
Caddorvans
Want To Know Club
Ninetenth Century Club
Joab Mulvane
Topeka Avenue
West Side
Reading Club
W. W. Cook
Charles
Clyde Lawrence
Charles P. Adams
Fillmore Street
Emma Smith
Lake Atte
Oko Avenue
Minx Ethel Kingsley
Mina Axel Jones
Gertrude Smith
Edna Miller
Jule Wellhorne
Charlotte Butterly
Lillian Purtitt
Edith Morton
Miss Clayton
Beatrice Charkes
Winnifred Hadley
Margaret Going
Ralph Forbes
Willard Breidenthal
Fred Stewart
Stanley Reed
Harry Lewis
Carl ‘Trapp
Willim Hates
Bawinni
Harry Fleishman
Monet Jones
Charles Adame
Tod Matthews
Wise Party
Washburn Eee Quartette
ST. Jacobs Oil
Stansfield’s
Kan. Ave
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Galverston Tribune
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Express
Houston Post
Metropolitan Temple
Adolph Rosenbecker
San Francisco
Galveston
Dallas
British Tobacco Trust
Annie Satchoot
Iicreave Shean
G. Schmidt
Kansas Avent
Glass Works
R. Johnston P
Stinchell
Fahy
Doe
Sargent
St. Louis
Frank P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
T. ¥. Pander
Great Rock
Miners’ Convention
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