Manual Training in Tennessee School Funded
Dear Educs mtion approves $100 for materials for Charles M Shelton's Manual Training School in Tennessee towers. Rev. Sheldon secured a church and scholars for weaving baskets. Executive committee urged to attend Browne meeting and auditing committee to report at Commercial Club by Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educs Mtion
Charles MM. Shelton
Tennesse Towers
Sheldon
Lares A. Thiltert
Kita Amada
Tiny
Bheldon
Noatios
Browne
Delnek
LK Tdson
Balitor W. W. Barry Highlights Patent Cure Claim
Lexington editor touts a tonic called Minnie Cough Cure promising immediate relief and claiming to stop respiratory ailments. The notice targets drug stores and urges readers to purchase the remedy for rapid symptom suppression.
Early Topeka visit marks A. O. U. W founder’s ties
William Smith, one of the original thirteen founders of the A. O. U. W, visited Topeka on Monday. The piece notes Smith’s long involvement with the order, begun after the Civil War, and mentions his enduring activity and the survival of only one other original founder. It references Upchurch, former master mechanic at Atlantic and Great Western, and the order’s charitable origins for families of those killed in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Topeka
Arkansas City
Meadville
Hi Wan
Batte
Ate Upchurch
A. G
A. W
Mr Smith
Muchin
Order
A. O. TW
Roown
Foysiders
Mr. Smith
Omter
Howells Lecture in Topeka on Novels and Novel Writing
Union Lecture Course presents William Dean Howells speaking in Topeka on novels and writing. The lecture titled Novels and Novel Writing is expected to attract full seating and standing room as one of the era’s notable literary events.
Little But Sure and Other City Notices
Fragmented OCR reads like a local issue page listing events and ads. Mentions Little Giants, a Santa Fe Route excursion selling round trip tickets to multiple states on Nov 7 and 8, plus fare details. Nellie Lincoln entertainment at Lincoln Post Hall with 20 cent door charge and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomeseekers
Santa Fa
U1st
Arkansas
Arizona
Loussiana
New Mexico
Texas
Mixa Nellie Lincoln
Lincolm Post Hall
Neverberews
HLS
City Hall Heating Decision Pending Edison Proposal
Edison Company submits a heating proposal for the city hall and auditorium with options for a contracted system or own plant heat. The council plans a special meeting to decide whether to heat by contract or by its own heating plant, weighing annual costs and upfront wiring from Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debtai
Edison Company
R. Maunsell
Fallsin
City Hall
Corstan
Maunsell
Edison
Dead Animal Nuisance Bids Considered at Council
Members debated disposal bids for city dead animals Mr Hapgood offered 50 cents per horse or large animal 20 cents per dog or cat 2 dollars per month for refuse disposal Cheyenne Crematory bid 25 cents per small animal 40 cents per barrel 250 per month officials questioned disposal methods and referred proposals to the Ways and Means Committee, delaying contract approval
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Hapgood
Topeka Crematory Company
Hapgood
Monte Counelian Henson
Counelien
Ways and Means Committee
Topeka Labor Unions Push City Building Wage Standards
The Building Laborers' International Union No 3 in Topeka urges city action to hire home labor at standard wages for the new auditorium project, seeking eight hour day language, union wage scales, and work cards. Other unions objected and the measure was referred to the building committee along with related bills. Public aid for Joseph Hayden at Stormont Hospital sparked debate over who should pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Bundl Os
Eite
Chin City
Mer
Auditorum
Bulldiie Laborers’ International Union No 3
Butiling Laborers’ Union
Carpenters and Jokers
Tinoall Clerks
Journeymen Barbers
Use Steam Ent Tere
Topeks Waiters' Alliance
Building Committee
City Hospital
Stormont Beapital
Joseph Hayden
North Topeka
Tan
Ramsey
Stormont Hospital
Shell
Four Ordiances Passed by County Council Actions
County authorities passed four ordinances including issuing 60000 in bonds to run twenty years dated January 1, 140. Also actions to widen a west side street on Filmore, fund new sidewalks, and a monthly appropriation. Pratt Wise bond approved. Police Judge Macaw bond rejected for lack of revenue statement. AQuincy street dispute over paving costs referred to judiciary committee.
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Enonies
Filmore Street
Pratt I. Wise
American Bonding and Trust Company
Baltimore
Macaw
Noubert Stone
Quinncy Street
S6th
Bignun Avenues
Quincy Street
Te Barber Asphalt Company
Stone
Counell
Barnes
Nees
Jeneth Mir
Faroce
Cook
Tim
Madison
Monroe Street
Fillmore Street
Thirteenth
Douthith Streets
Clay Streets
Topeka Avenue
Fourteenth Street
C.D. Frirdon
Hurd
Carrie L. McCray
Dalton
Morley
BANK COMMISSIONER RULES ON AGENTS FEES IN LOAN SECTOR
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal issues ruling on building and loan agents fees. He says fees must come from interest sources and not from the principal. He cites cases where buyers paid fees after stock purchases and found profits misrepresented. He maintains agent fees are part of principal and cannot be used for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Breidenthal
Braidenthal
Breiderithal
Howell Lectures Series Postponed Ticket Notice
The second lecture in the Howells course will be given by William Dean Howells tomorrow evening Wednesday. A limited number of tickets remain for sale at Howley and Snow's with Benson tickets also available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howell
Wiliam Dean Howells
Benson
Howley & Snow's
Arbitration plan for Samoa settlement proposed in Washington
Assistant Secretary Hui for the United States and representatives from Great Britain and Germany discuss a convention to settle by arbitration the claims of Samoan inhabitants for damages caused by naval and military actions last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaime
Washington
Hui
United Siates
Ma ‘Tower
Great Britain
Muotma von Schieurzenstein
Gerenouny
Oday
Samoa
New Dyspepsia Cure Promises Free Trial
Advertorial claim touts a Hyomet Dyspepsia Cure offering a free test before purchase and a money refund if it fails. It emphasizes rapid relief in one day versus a month of old remedies and appeals to readers to try without risk.
Hyomei Dyspepsia Cure Guarantee Promoted
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for dyspepsia claiming it destroys the germ that causes intestinal indigestion. It promises to treat all phases of the condition with specific remedies and offers free trials or direct orders through Booth Co. Ithaca NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete. Soc Ad RT. Booth CO
Ithuca, N
Miss Blanche McPike Hosts Social Evening At Topeka
Miss Blanche McPike of Atchison chaired a high five party at Misa Maud Bates home on Western avenue Topeka. Guests, floral decor, drawings on score cards, and refreshments marked a bustling afternoon and a second dancing party followed at Hudsons hall with Steinberg's orchestra and numerous out of town attendees.
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Blanche McPike
Atchison
Misa Maud Bates
Western Avenue
Palma
Hull
Louise Kellar
Agnes Gunther
Bessie Bates
Charlotte Parkhurst
Wheeler
Hila Hincksey
Susie Sweet
Amy Overmyer
Lydia Bolmar
Adelaide Bolmar
Mias
Roberta Wasson
Berdena Crandell
Irene Horner
Sarah Horner
H. FH
Hudsons Hall
Steinberg
Aimee Cranfell
Bernice Ort
Fthel Hadley
Winnifred Prescott
Alice Vanderpool
Margaret Perkins
Lawrence
Maud
Daisy Bannister
St. Marys
Misa Myrtle Wellman
Misa
Sarah Schreiter
Ben Heyes
Octavia Greenwood
Erol Buckmaster
Geneva Giles Mine May Irwin
Mabel Tussieman
Fannie Pink
Elle Ramis
Marie Wilson
Mae DeCierea
Nellie Revul
Kinet Jewell
May NapHors
Wiskner Colcord
Aten
Florence VanTassel
Aurel Fidines
Crchard
Topeka News Snapshot Mixed with Court and City Notes
Local items report divorce actions in the district court, court term openings in November, and political chatter. Mentions include Judge Hook, Governor Stanley, and various city officials. notes on sewer work, tax collections, and upcoming meetings. Also describes court appearances, elections, and public notices affecting Topeka and Shawnee County communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Masaey
Horton
Jose Hia
Wael
Liella Watts
Willan Watts
Staty
Comenérciat
TO. C
Fifth
Quincy Streets
Pontlethwaite
New Yorke
Crawford Theater
Eust Seventh Etree
Wo. Dauehy
Chicago
Topels
Ainirige Court Nakine
Stinnie Wood
Johs Chanes
All Ministerial Union
Haw
Pat Buttes
Fierey
FMMST
Vincent
Ransay
Pennie Kane
Valentine
Supreme Court
Fmck Alden
Sina Fsip
Tunties Wright
Pyramids
Joe Oben
Gharis
Shelfale Pew
John Ising
Kansas
Lis
S McClintock
T Collettack
Mise Pearinge Prescott
Godard
Too Yards
Unite States Supreme Court
Twentyth Kansas
Eighth Army Corpe
Runsan
Diri Wo Roby
Frank Parkes
H. Ll. Harris
Ae Winder
Nebraska
Topeka
Ahs Ieee Een
Faneabart Hanes
Bern
Ee Ai Dustan
Topake
Stanley
J. R. Burn
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Continental Fire Insurance Co
New York
Continental
Frank
Thomas
Kansas Avenue
Safety Fund
Gunnae Paines
Gentaud
Storkins
Gress Jones
Sens
Balitor
W. W. Barry
Lexington
Tent
At Agwoneth
Tab Karas
Willam Bean
Topeka Union
Wao. Smith
Kinga
Squires
Council
Social and Personal
van, Eineenecker
Emporia
W. HL. Bastian
Alverger
San Francisco
Will Spen
G. O. Witnareh
Aliss Alice Prescott
James Crumrine
Dorothy
Chleage
Los Angeles
Hachel Baldwin
Ottaire
Mike Margaret Jones
Pibbaey
Whe Bowen
Costa Rica
J. B Foulks
Miss Grace Foulks
Dottte Martin
Sirs
Ersenner
Montana
Iss Grace Haywood
Fredonia
Kansas City
Alice Prescott
May McAdams
Bevery
Kan
A. F. Hanna
Bondi
W. M. Stewart
W. M. Buss
J. AM. Patton
Mondus
St. Louis
Cleveland
Charles McCabe
JL. Vantlouten
St Joe
Tf. Phitley
First Methodist Church
Vito
TB. Sweet
PH. Adams
John Campbell
Fapuka
J. J. Vannouten
Miss Glance Bear
Mes
Ruth ‘Trapp
Mies Me Tinker
Mise “Etta Teck
Satie Shull
Miles Maud van Houten
Enel Muckmanster
Pearl Bardgs
Lizzie Gavitt
Mine Winnifred Prescott
Margaret Gil- Ulan
Wandie Bear
Miss Hilves
Mien Mitel Hayes
Karta Oley
Mre
Henry Booth
Larned
Burton Axtell
Plevna
William Dennett
Mary Cross
Mra
Harry
J. T. Clark
Potche
H. Haden
Summit, al
Gila
Che Halzee
Yoo Keaves
Auerbach & Grettul
Auburn Melton
Federal
Farner
Mike
Ube
Metrieabiton
Peeremente Butris
Miley
Ehrcerient Staan
Yan Rowortel
Ana
San
Ivery
Ieee Tan Register Fur
Permandeen
Clement
Thataetris
Deane
Pune
Dugene
Ae Sea
Peter Ter
Whee Ion Ee Net
Pomc
Pupeaing
Rane Snes
Walter Swarts
Fone Coop
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