Topeka Social Season Delights Amid Evening Parties
In Topeka society notes, Miss Lilies Tofft hosted a card and dance gathering with Flo de Siecle High Five members. Guests included Miss Sante Waters, Mr. Meers Latham, and many others. prizes were awarded for high scores as orchestras entertained.
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Sturt
Lilies Tofft
Sante Waters
Mias Libble Haxvitt
Mr Meers Latham
Mies Vern
Lillian Whitelock
T. B. Mayo
Harry Wilton
Chicago
Dr. Conner
al Frost
Daniela
Testas
Mee Har
Wilkos
Thie Ochwe Guesie
Mechames Linus Blakesley
HE. J
Edwin Knowles
T. Bo
DL. Lakin
G. C. Pos
G. Pot Wilmarti Mies
Frances Moon
Lawrence
Niie
Sadie Atchicon
Lou Nesly
Tomibtrow
Wid. Spauldiog
M. E
Spauldiere McKibbun
Nevebo Faille
Mra Pettigrew
Mejvoro
EK L Copstand
Arthur Murphy
Topeka
Mabel Wilson
Ganhering
Chicago University
Second United Presbyterian Church
Polk and
Muntons Street
The
Missionary Society
Cenbers
Philharmonic Eiies
Russian Americans Endorse Council Candidates in City Wards
The Russian American group held a meeting endorsing Councilman Bree of the Second Ward, Councilman Pattison of the First Ward, and James Worser of the Fifth Ward for city council. The group notes 309 Russian Americans reside in the Second Ward, signaling potential influence.
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m-Armeticang Permensnot League
Breee
Pattison
James Worser
Ir Action
Will Not Pay It The Executive Council Refuses Reimbursement
Members of the state board of health protested at the state house over Auditor Cole and Attorney General Dawes denial to pay a $50 expense bill by Dr A Gifford of Lawrence. Gifford attended the Denver meeting of the International Health Association last October as board representative. several officials accompanied him. No action was taken on the bill and the state will not pay.
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Couneil
Gifford
State Board of Health
Executive Council
State House
Cole
Gonaral Dawes
A. Gifford
Lawrence
Danver
International Health Association
C. F. Manninger
Topeka
Lewronce
Lancing
Kingmen
T. E. Raines
Coocordia
E. Hoover
Halstead
Outbreak at Kills Triggers Army Ring Around Town
The outbreak at Kills grows more serious, with troops surrounding the town and restrictions on leaving or entering. Bitlis officials prevent aid distribution by American missionaries. British ambassador Sir Philip Currie discusses with Tewfit Pasha, foreign minister, on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kills
Bitlis
Philip Currie
Tewfit Pasha
Hippolyte Death Confirmed by Telegraph Report
Wassincrox March 26. The state department received a cablegram from United States Minister Smyrna at Port au Prince Haiti confirming the Paris report of President Hippolyte's death. The cablegram simply read President dead.
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State Department
United Sates
Smyrna
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Paris
Hippolyte
Haiti
Britain Secures Funds for Sudan War Efforts
Camp March 26. The completion of the Egyptian debt agreement was announced today and Britain agreed to advance 500000 pounds to cover expenses of the expedition. Of the amount, 200000 pounds are available immediately to support the campaign against Mahom. Further details note financial steps to sustain military operations in Egypt and Sudan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgolm
Amocnt
Daly seeks injunction over Lottery of Love at Grand Opera
In U S circuit court August Daly seeks to halt production of the Lottery of Love alleging copyright ownership worth 810,000 and $2,000 in damages. Co defendants Dixey and Greenwall named as parties. a show cause order issued for tomorrow morning. potential equity suit hinted over related Night Of claims. Fire damp blast in Bremerton kills five and entombs sixty. Elks rehearse The Country Circus for two Grand Theatre performances in April. Mortgage renewal ad notes Barings use. Mary E Lease speaks at Hamilton Hall tomorrow. admission 25 cents.
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Aug Daly
New Caneans
United States Circuit Cours
Augustio Daly
Henry & Disey and Company
Daly
Greenwall
Dizey
Parlange
Dixey
Equity
The Vassar Family and Mrs Kendrick at Dawn of Campus Life
Mrs J Ryland Kendrick the lady principal at Vassar college guides over 600 young women since 1891. She quietly governs conduct in and out of classrooms, upholding manners and virtue while shaping intellectual growth and social grace. Athletics and campus life foster strength, discipline, and refined living.
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J. Ryland Kendrick
Vassar College
Indy
Vasneria
Kendrick
Ward McAllister
Educa Gouss
John Stuart Blackie
Thas Mae
Vassar
Poughkeepsie
Ealler
Vascar
Asnetie Cuayrrono
Fashions of the Season Artfully Outline New Spring Garb
Narrow Bette necklines and elaborate belts lead spring dress trends with saffeta and chiffon gowns featuring large back bows. Embroidered parasols pair with bodices and gowns, while black ostrich feather boas remain popular. Lace, plaids, and Persian printed linens appear in delicate palettes, and a Belga wool gown with orange velvet plastron showcases the season's silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jevre Cioller
Spring Fashion Trends Highlight Silk and Velvet Varieties
A New York era fashion note previews spring and summer styles with silk and wool fabrics, lace stripes, and bold velour gowns. Descriptions include Louis Quinze and Louis Seize influences, plate ball gowns, refined skirts, and elaborate trims, signaling a shift toward coordinated costumes and harmonious toilet ensembles.
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Louis Seize
Handy Old Feuds They Always Seem to Have Em
A Macon area feud flare up near Louisville in the March 26 report. George Maynard App Maynard and Blatt join Wallace Jackson and Tom Haynden in a church grounds confrontation during revival services. The fifteen minute clash left all wounded with App Maynard and Jackson expected to die.
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Anybony
Louisville
Macon
Gulaya
Maynard Brothers
George
App
Blatt
Wallace Jackson
Tom Haynden
Coney Creak
Maynard
Jackson
Harrodsburg Professor Produces Rare Heat Radiation Xrays
In Harrodsburg Kentucky Professor H. Greene and photographer Spillman report producing X rays from ordinary heat radiation without induction coils or Crookes tubes. They claim to view excellent ekto graphs of various objects and observe rays penetrating thick opaque substances. Burglar attack mars Goodfriend Brothers store. one killed, two captured. Governor Morrill commutes Frank Thomas sentence to three years. Western Pipe Manufacturing forms in Ottawa with $10,000 capital. Lieutenant Harry Smith reports to Governor Morrill. Hutchinson appoints G. O. Kirkpatrick as justice of the peace.
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Lowrevince
Harrodsbure
H. & Greene
Harrodsburg
Spillman
Thomas
Morrill
Frank Thomas
Lyon County
Bury
Board of Pardons
Yukon Mine Problem Faces British Columbia Legislature
Captain John Irving, representing Cassiar in the northern BC legislature, plans a Monday move to push a resolution affecting miners heading to the Yukon. The proposal aims to annex the district to British Columbia, subjecting it to BC mining laws and licensing, and to promote a road through Canadian territory to exploit the Yukon trade, boosting BC cities.
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Victoria
B. C
John Irving
Cassalr
British Columbia
Mondameva
Yukon
Capt. Irving
Sur gival History Resolution for Medical and Surgical Works
Mr. Broderick of Kansas introduced in the house a resolution directing the superintendent of documents to receive subscriptions for the medical and surgical history of the late war and for the index catalogue of the surgeon general's office. Reproduction costs cover printing from stereotyped plates. If subscriptions reach four hundred, the public printer will reprint and deliver copies to the superintendent for sale to subscribers.
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Broderick
Kansas
Surgeon General's Office
Hanovel's Industries Boosts Hanovel Economy Through Waterworks and Rail
March 26 Hanovel Nebraska reports waterworks built last fall improve town and fuel many taps. The creamery pays farmers about 89 000 dollars yearly for cream, aiding farmers during crop failures. Merchants paid farmers about 1 ji in 1890. Gypsum mill sought. gypsum beds nearby. Two railroads B M and St Joseph Grand Island under UP system provide rail access. Grand Island road division here with roundhouse and repairs. payroll about 95 000 to 40 000 dollars monthly.
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Haxovan
Hanov
St Josep & Grand Island
Grand Island Road
Local Notices and Personal News Items
An update on Mrs Wilotson of Oakland shows slow but steady improvement after four months confined to bed. A Rock Island resident celebrated a whist win with his scorecard framed for display. Mrs Mulheney relocates to Hepler Kansas to live with her brother, Santa Fe agent. L L Higgins recovers from a typhoid relapse. Mrs Fred Gardiner undergoes throat tumor surgery at Christ Hospital and is improving. Major Edward Leslie, noted inventor, died by suicide. wife and family are in Canada. An issue of Everybody’s Journal.
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Jilits
Gothere
Letts Quints
Louis
H. Wilotson
Poplar Street
Oakland
Denver
Hepler
Kao
Santa Fe
L. L Higgins
Fred Gardiner
Scots Fe
Dodge City
Christ Hospital
Edward Leslie
Canada
Ans
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Peeris
W. Eighth
Killiz
Britain
Wenxeron
New Zealand
Bremerton
Lake Street
Mit
William Woods
Elks
Elke
Rooma
Will Jaskell
Atchison
Sixth and
Kansas Avenue
Mary E. Lease
Hamilton Hall
Cornfort
York
Edison
Shos
Minpiesnono
Goodfriend Brothers
David Goodfriend
James Stewart
John Heiskell
Knoxville
Ottawa
Western Pipe Manufacturing Company of
J. F. Boxton
Jobo Barrickiman
J. Jeffries
R. W L. Buxton
Fred Barrickman
Harry Smith
California
J.P. Clark
G. O. Kirkpatrick
Hutchingen
J. P. Clark
Salisbury
France
Loxvox
Marquis of Salibury
Beaulieu
G. W. Stansfield
Savings and Loan Association
Christ
Caesar
Tayman, Oberley Hdw. Co
Ken, Avents
Hanovel’s Industries
Rome
Amus
Grand Opera House
Canary & Lederer'y
Merry World
Clair M. Paton
Ements
Grane Opera House
America
Thomas Keene
Stimkerspeare
Celeste Nellis
Philharmonic Society
WM. H. Sherwood
Vincent Graham
Lotus
Joe
Tse
Sun= drug store
Wednesany
Everett
E. B. Guild
Mayberry Ti'y Co
Gata Mayberry
Harrison
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