Topeka Society Notes Of Visitors And Recitals
Recent social items from Topeka describe residents moving to Ward Place, a Junition City visit, and a large Hudson's ballroom club dance. The Bach club hosted a recital with von Cullen and Mrs Gertrude Tracy, featuring pieces by Rubinstein and Beethoven, with Mr W v Dahien and Miss Gertrude Fraca performing. crowds enjoyed the program.
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J. ¥. Dentvia
Mise Qlaude Slitler
Ward Place
Fillmore Street
Mise Talla Montgomery
Junition City
Topeka
Bachelor Club
Hudson's Bell
Fetanan
Mure
Darkler
Minn Kittie San
Minn Kittie San Isi Rare Py.aise Hella Henge, Sas Nell Hutteris
Mins Bana
Freesat
Siar
Sitimer
Silas Tse Chesney
Stine Sarin Kem
Nie Svein Smith
Jase Bleele
Mine Smythe
Mira Wetherhelt
Mike Minnie Aranre
Paulise En Boulut Payers
Mesers
van Shnarich
Wit
Fee
Tali Athing Hudson
Bert Swan
Tom Whit Murchngers Schiegel
Ed Arnold
Cliwes Smilin
Paul Roche
Clare Claudy
Chee Schilling
Ferd Driestach
de, Furker
von Cullen
Gertrude Tracy
Valkiyer
Wagner
Dahlen
von Dahien
Enre Wu
Madson
Tomsorrow
Cornel
Alma
Mra
Nelso
Ida Creigidle
Lawrence
Ity
Ros
Weaver
Mira Fred
Foie
Sepbell Peck
Frances Moon
Alice Prescott
Lon Brongan
Ed Metieide
Goeb Oreeh Clarence Skinner
California
George Crawford
Port Arthur
Wden Eden Mill
Tan MacLaren a Heretic The Scotch Novel to Be Tried
London March 2 A charge of heresy will be brought against Tan MacLaren for writings. The Rev Dr Ian Maclaren was the principal speaker at Mansion House in aid of the salace bouwem. The Duchess of Albany and Lord Kinnaird attended. Maclaren said he ignored the charge and would defend himself to the end if referred to the Presbytery. He asked friends in America to assure they need not be elated about his orthodoxy.
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London
Jatin | Watton
Ian Maclaren
Mansion House
Sallace Bouwen
Duchess of Albany
Lord Kinnaird
de Waters
Dave
America
Theosophical meeting draws crowd in Hall
In Cincinn s March 24 a Theosophical gathering drew a large audience despite a cramped hall. Mrs Tingley and Mr Hargrove led a program on universal brotherhood, discussing the society’s aims and the spread of new branches and divisions. They planned to move on to Columbus today.
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Cincinss
College
Wat
T. Hargrove
Theosophical Society of
Europe
America
Australia
Universal
Mer
Hargrove
Columbus
Burlington withdraws from freight and passenger associations
Burlington announces formal withdrawal from the Western Freight Association and the Western Passenger Association as a result of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Transmissouri case. Notices on withdrawal were sent to all subordinate bureaus of both associations.
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Chiesro
United States Supreme Court
Transmissouri Preteht Association
Burlington
Eggshell Flower Vase for Easter Morning Gifts
Ornamental eggshell vase design for Easter gifts features a broken eggshell top with three white beans as feet, gilt paint, and a tiny oil landscape. The piece evokes Easter symbolism and offers a decorative option for readers seeking a delicate craft despite its fragility.
Easter Basket And Vase Delicate Gilded Shell Gift
Mary J. Safford in Chicago Record notes a decorative Easter basket and vase painted with gold highlights on a broken shell. A gift idea features a small bouquet or riders, turning the shell into a dainty Easter morning present.
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Mary J. Safford
Chicago
Care of Footwear Footwear Care Tips From The Boot and Shoe Recorder
Proper care for shoes includes wearing two pairs on rotation to extend life and health. Avoid acids and liquids on leather, dry slowly away from heat, soften with rubbed oil, keep heels straight, avoid worn soles, and store uppers with cotton while avoiding rubber contact. Button shoes to preserve shape and handle buttons gently to avoid damage.
Where to Keep the Flour in Small Kitchens
The article advises proper flour storage to keep bread light. It warns against damp corner barrels behind doors and suggests filling the pantry. It recommends elevating the flour barrel on small wooden feet to allow air circulation and reduce odor absorption.
Gold Standard Bill Passes Japanese House of Peers
March 24 Frankfort Ky reports the gold standard bill has passed the Japanese house of peers awaiting the emperor’s signature to become law. In U S news Senator race, Dr Hunter, the Republican nominee, was within two votes of election on today’s joint ballot.
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House of Peers
House of Peers of
Japan
Banter
Frankfort
United States
Dr. Hunter
Too Much Johnson Plays At Atchison As Topeka Sees Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Atchison hosts the famous farce Too Much Johnson next Saturday while Topeka lags with Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Journal notes booking delays by Brigham at Grant Opera House. calls for Topeka to secure top acts, with plans for a strong season and an expanded venue.
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Johnson
Atchison
Topeka
Uncle Tom
Kansas City
Crawford
Grant Opera House
Brigham
St. Joe
Colonel Seaton
Charce
Suchens
Topek
Warts
Bouke
Journal
Fanny Davenport
John Drew
Richard Mansfield
Hoyt
Francia Wilson
Henrivase
Frohman
Hostantans
May Irwin
Hoyt'sh Sulla Marrowe
Too Much Johnson
Dilan Russell
Netix Bmchenr
Carine
Lety Fuller
Atchison Globe
William Gillette
Charles Frokian
Bir
Augustus Billings
Hox
President sends a big batch of nominations to Senate
Washington March 24 The president today sent to the senate the following nominations Justice Alex J Cook of Mississippi to be marshal of the United States northern district of Mississippi George IL Hummel of Nebraska marshal of the United States department of Nebraska Postmasters L C C Dana Colorado Springs Cole Ruel Rounds Idaho Falls Ida John J Underwood Montpelier Utah Aturusius H Helple Washington TK John Zimmerman Canneton Ind Frederick J Hermans Tell City Ind James Flanvon Spencer Ind James Warner Princeton bd Evan Gibbons Dyersville Ia Joseph Hi Watson Bronson Mich George W Smith Sweet Springs Mo Albert Jurden Marshall Mo Leopard Hahn b Wm W Hopkins Oaklas Benoi Howell Rock Springs C Treasury Harry K Chenoweth of Arizona to be collector of customs for the district of Arizona War Firet Lieut J C F Tillson Fifth Infantry to be captain Navy Past Assistant Surgeon H B Fiz to be surged
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Washington
Senate
Alex J. Cook
Mississippi
United States
Northern District
George IL. Hummel
Nebraska
Department of Nebraska
L. C. C. Dana
Colorado Springs
Cole
Ruel
C. Treasury
Harry K. Chenoweth
Arizona
District of Arizona
War
J. C. F. Tillson
Fifth Infantry
Navy
H. B. Fiz
Appointment of nephew to bond clerk post
State Superintendent Stryker trots out Adelbert Stryker of Great Head as bond clerk successor to Mrs Stryker at $1,000 yearly. She leaves for New York City for treatment, Abe departed yesterday and plans several months away, with Braith giving agencies to be counted as most important.
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Stryker Touuy
Adelbert Stryker
Great Head
Stryker
York City
Abe
Pan the Sea Rentes
Governor weighs McKeever for state school fund post
Rumor says Governor is likely to appoint Representative Ed McKeever of this city to the state school fund commission, replacing John McDonald. McKeever reportedly has a strong chance for the position.
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ED. McKeever
Énmuilasion
John McDonald
Bestir
Mckeever
Mainley Signs His Name to Commissions
Washington March 24 The president signed house resolution No 4 for session employees and a related measure on milage and stationery. He also signed the commissions of General Horace Porter ambassador to France and Colonel John Hay ambassador to Great Britain, with Henry White as secretary of the embassy at London.
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Washington
Horace Porter
Francs
John Hay
Great Britain
Henry White
Londiats
The Train Race at King's Cross to Aberdeen
On a platform at King's Cross a guard recounts a famed night race to Aberdeen. A rival bet of 2500 to 1500 was placed to beat the London and Northwestern by keeping the train running without a stop until Newcastle then proceeding to Aberdeen. A single-line section and tampered signals led to a four-minute loss by the rival, with letters from New York later confirming the plot and warning against sharing information.
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King's Cross
Aberdeen
London
Northwestern
Toomid
King's Cros
Newcastle
Erin
York
Berwick
Edinburgh
Dundee
North- Weaters
Smlingly
Jarmee
Rome
Hit
Darlington
Arbroath
Monntrose
King’s Cross
Durham
Edin Hk
Forth Bridge
Tay Bridge
Dundes
Cours
New York
Jasis
James
Ming
Leedy unconvinced by Chicago conference outcome
Gov Leedy dismissed the Chicago railroad conference breakup as inconsequential and said the state’s political scene remains unchanged. He defended comments on Supreme Court railroad rulings and discussed future coal rates, school book commission plans, and potential personnel decisions as he rested from recent activity.
Schooner Ashore At Doves Inlet With Lifesaving Efforts Underway
A three masted schooner is ashore at Doves Inlet on the Fire Island bar. Lifesaving crews from Point Lookout Short Beach and Zach’s Inlet have gone to the scene but high seas hinder aid. The schooner’s name is not known. A separate report notes the Clyde Liner Sasinaw ashore eight miles south of Barnegat Inlet with cargo of coffee, porkwood, and cotton, crew of five, under Captain Johnson.
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New York
Marine Observer
Fire Island
Doves' Inlet
Pire Island
Point Lookout
Short Beach
Zachs Inlet
Haytien Ports
Johnso
Market Report From Chicago and Kansas City Livestock
Daily market notes from Chicago and Kansas City show subdued trading across grains and livestock. Wheat fell from peak earlier, corn and oats traded dull, and hogs steady with firm yard prices amid light demand. cattle and sheep receipts small with mixed shows in prices.
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Kansas City
Texas
Strona
Merker
Kansas City Produce Market Report Summary
Kansas City produce market notes steady activity for corn and mixed lots. The fragment references No 2 and No 2 mixed grain terms with probable prices, but lacks complete details or context.
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Kansas City
City
Geth
Nose Test for Lovers Sparks Curious Social Trend
An old voice narrates a humorous social fad where young men ask girls to blindfold themselves and identify noses through a canvas wall. The scheme tests sincerity by rating the noses, with the man choosing the one that best fits his sweetheart and insisting it proves his honesty.
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Flore
Ness
Beyran
Chicago Livestock Market Report with Grain and Trade
Chicago market notes show hogs and cattle firming, with receipts and bids described. Grain futures and cash trades in wheat corn and oats mixed, with commentary from brokers and market observers on demand, shares, and overseas activity. shipments and stocks cited for Duluth Minneapolis and St Louis regions.
Grain Letter Notes Wheat Market Movements in Liverpool and New York
F G Logan reports wheat prices in Liverpool firm with upward tendency while New York shows some selling pressure for continental houses. Weather in France improves and demand appears modest with about 51,08 bushels moved to various winter wheat buyers. Southwestern market firm on outside buying amid concerns Missouri and southern Ohio damage may be larger than Chicago believed. Immediate cash demand and light stocks suggest tighter supply as winter moves.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Liverpool
Eveat Tully
Yeatenlay
Pitt
Minneapolis
Duluth
Mas
May
Goodwin & Chambertin
Topeka
Kan
Tiverpool
London
Logan
Innespolis
Farnum
Cowen
New York
Sommerhof
W. W. Cowen
Burtlett
St.Louis
St. Louis
Baltimore
United Kingdom
Beth
Ike
Cabie
Sonmu Sellite
Canh
Mineouri
Southern
Olmot
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School Book Commission
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Today's Market Report
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Lake Shore
Manhattan Weater
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Chamberlin Brokers
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Topeka Grain & Stock Exchange
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