Fruit ruin threatens blossoming orchards across regions
A fragmented European and American society scene follows as reports discuss widespread damage to fruit crops from unsettled weather, with extended notes on notable figures such as Arthur Hugh Grim Barry and Lord Dunraven, and mentions of Derby stakes, theater plans, and social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rates
Tien
Heen
Uwellerinig
Europe
Ube
Arthur Hugh Grin Barry
Meath
Berrymore
Tyrhind
Beith Macey
Barry Siseg
Arthur Hou
Dabatter
Dunra
Sven
Elisabeth Post
New York
Arthur Past
Twaideworth
Ge Renly Sloan
Jamies
Diemali
Russ Blown
Han
Favnette
UFL Dewars Morfarshire
Len Dusy
Hesseclaer J
McTanard
Krying
Farehine
Morgan Tix
Traity Chart
Abrestiia
Vitter
Pitchuel Whitehouse
Neve
Ain
Nile
Grau
Culve
Emin
Biichwas
York
Bite
Karl
Cadogan
Brad- Jer-Martin
Lasky Tauckoh Charetil
Mr. J. Pierpond Morgzun
North Topeka notices and society items from a local paper
Local items from North Topeka report a dentist on Han Avenue, returns from a trip to Tate er Lake, and travel notes on residents like Mr. Mark Pat hom and Mrs. Carrie McMahan. It notes church services, a municipal meeting, a funeral for Pat Cotnehite, musical events, temperance group gathering, and plans for the Barrett block hall occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Hrpan
Han Ave
Coutines
Tateer Lake
Cor ‘van Oredul
Anita
Smith
Kiansas City
Geri
Mire.& Raciitt
Sulun
Eder
Mark Pathom
Union Pacific
Carrie McMahan
Fagoete W. Torrence
Chicago
Costly & Port
Sadie Showmaker
Horton
Buen
Daub
Central Avenuee
Victor Council
Hheirview Wall
Aparett
Jal
Kaw Valley Lodge No 20
Pat Cotnehite
Pecona Rresusyienan
Stella Hiamiiton
James Rasta
Elmer Olinger
Alisa Maskutt
Mterniog Walded
Woman’s Christian
Temperance Anton
Michester
Mikees Lizaly Derwney
Grach Mme Senn
PB. J. Coteblin
Monroe Street
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Sas
Th Chhurch
Edwin Edwards
North Congregational Church
Barrett Block
A. Wallace
Munger
Minn Kimball
M2 Tm Ir VB Kieller
United
Mrs Op
Mra Wles
Omar Watt
Mtr
Welcome Hand of Welcome and Faulkner Address
fragmentary speech shows a conference of charities and corrections in Kansas, praising population growth from 1850 to the present, urging state and local cooperation to prevent hardship. Faulkner urges alignment of churches and schools, family ethics, and preventive charity, with calls for a Kansas conference to study philanthropy and reform.
A Reliable Pile Cure Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts The Pyramid Pile Cure as the safest and silent pile remedy using mineral ophimn for Racine. It claims ease of use with safety and certainty of cure, asserts physicians endorse it for surgical operations, and contrasts its low cost and quickness with other cures, despite poor spelling and questionable claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jax Phinness
Conference opening on care for the insane at state capitol
Morning session of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections convened in the Supreme Court Hall at the state capitol. Rev G S Smith opened with prayer and outlined public policy for insanity care, noting debates on who pays and how to treat patients. Delegates from Mexico and Cuba attended for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chis
Faulkner
Andernanding
Charities and Correctine
School of Charition
Such & Conference Shawla
Wll Re
National Conference of Charities and Correct
State Capitol
5. G. Smith
St. Paul
Dean Sykes
Grace Cathedral
Mexico
Cuba
Oruvias
Orucias
United States
San Antonio
Daxas Buguel
Smith
D. B. Beatraa
Topeka
Frank HB. Sanborn
Concord
Mass
L. C. Starrs
Timothy Nicholson
Zilphia D. Smith
8. G. Smith
Edward T. Dervine
Ernest P. Bicknitt
L. D. Drake
Hollingeworth
Ohio
Virginia
George B. Davie
Massachusetts
JM. Pullman
Kansas
Flw. Blackmar
Michigan
C. D. Randall
West Virginia
Elizabeth Clohan
Rhode Island
George F. Kiene
der. Biddle
Insane Asylum
Hancock
Reform School
North Topeka
Rock Island Railway
Frederick Almy
Buffalo
N. Y
Jeffries
Kitasimmons
Edison
Kansas Avenue
Humphreys London cures travel medical ads and asylum visit notes
An ad lists Humphreys Specifics with prices and ordering details from London to guide travelers. The meeting excerpts describe mental health care, committee appointments, and invitations to Kansas facilities, plus cinema showings and medical cures advertised in a period tone.
Wheat and livestock markets show steady but quiet trading
Chicago May 1 Wheat prices opened steady as dry northwest weather and demand reports influence the market. July futures held near 6 1/2 to 6 3/4 cents. receipts were light. Provisions declined slightly on Bharat tiebacks while meat demand stayed quiet. Cattle and sheep receipts Monday remained modest with mixed grades and steady top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Msc
Minneapolis
Uml
Duluth
Liverpool
England
Mafeking
Ils
Epa
Shorts
Eas
Df Corm
Hee
Bharat
Teade
Ribe
Bose
Eizee
Matekine
Chichee
Howe
Thom Sur
Ei Pak
Momlay
fou-Prazsive Syndicate
Kansas City Market and Wheat Prices Across Regions
Reports from Topeka and Kansas City markets cover dairy meats and livestock receipts, with Wheat and Corn prices and trading activity amid mixed weather. References to futures prospects, stock movements, and the influence of New York and Chicago markets appear alongside notices from merchants and grain traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cith
Kansas City
SC Goths
menTexton Soc
Topeka
B&q
Rock Island
CM & Bue
Ory
Ean
Data Western
Mo. Pacific
Wanted Helpers and Trades Featured in Unsorted Notices
A jumble of classified snippets seeks workers and tradespeople including a barber at 603 Kansas avenue, a energetic man for appearances, a trustworthy man for local work, a plain clothes assistant in Philadelphia, a boy for neutral housework on Wal Yeu Burden street, farm hands, and a machinist at Capital Iron Works. Also listings for a portrait studio, a nursery, and corporate appointment calls appear among fragmented notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal
Philadelphia
Choles Nursery
Mount Lawrence
Kanena
Ils Toth Street
Mas
Rite
Janet
Ar Waten
Comerith
Ven Buren
Onte Potd
Capital Iron Works
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Engond
Reene
Tod Stenn
Oxford
Romscianes
Ermer
Lima
Lae
Benry Tevirur i
Charles
Rim
Awenril Ar Bone
Flors Golne
Roberte
Buller
Natal
Hullee
Haweki
Andrew
Skibo
Richard Cruker
New
Tim
Prees
Croker
Neysheath
Tavid Belneve
Theedi
Berlin
Vienna
New Yorke
Leone
Carter
Thernick
A Y Lmc Grew, Recorder
Wien
Washington
Colorado
Neb
Webster Whiex
Abrahams
Representative Hall
Phat
Ita
Churi
Kutsas
Ths
Kaneas
Waa
State Conference of Charities Act
Vitary Crbod
Charities
London
Charterhouse Square
Humphrey
Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Co
Cor
Williams & John Sis
Etienne- Marcel
Paria
Nym
Parts Medicine Co
St. Landy
Grove
Today's Market Report
Kensas City
Markos
Captam
Tore Seaetear
Cannes
Receina
Tanten Estes
Antes
Yormers
Plea
Mey
Breipere
Hong
J.C. Merchant
New Amsterdam
Consolidated Gar Co
Eivetfic
Bastyot
Manhattan
Borrough |Erebrates
Ite Scope & Ir
Ges Coropantes
Brook- Te
Rochester
N.Y
Mutual Mire
Wavelliag
Lew Haven
Conn
HS Monthly
Enuranteer
Tree
Zanesville
Mulvane
Gordon N. Tupekar
Weven
Tate
Audres C
Dini
Eduthen
Gener Houseork
Hoey van Bites
Wook
Hulliday Hotel
Vormer
Delphia
Capullo
Marine Topeks Deraneh
Mercantiin
Guilent
Ibarnst
Oftershat Shaffer
Pecan
Noirth Street
Grat
Hogstar Manda F
Ste Penned
Wein
Cate Bevy
Norttiwent
Eatake
Btarris
Seiopuics
J.C. Goings
East Fifth Street
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