Reception at the Thompson home in Harrison Street
Mrs. W. At. Thompson and daughter Miss Helen Thompson hosted an afternoon reception at their Harrison Street residence. The house was thronged with callers as rooms glowed with chrysanthemum displays and pink and green decorations. Governor and Mrs. Stanley hosted a public reception at the Governor’s Mansion with a large but less than expected crowd, while several social gatherings continued around town with notable guests and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra W. At. Thompson
Mins
Helen Thompson
Harrison Street
Mra J. OB. Thintpron
Dennis
E McClintock
Kellary Mire A
HL Thompson
HF Ilion
Derr Norton
Fiorence Hroasington
Bary Thompson
Supie Gay
Governor's House
Stanley
Fermi
Pile
W. Hallett
Kansans City
Godard
Apt
Frank Grimea
Amd
George A. Clark
George E Cole
Wadars i. I Richter
Luther Burns
Biri
A. H. Thompson
Charten I. Short
Mire
Card Club
James B. Doneyson
Woesavenue
Es Momentary
FT. Coles
Ts Coles
Bessade Puckmaster
Pe Fisbert Senith
George Butter
A. L. Johnson
New Lexington, Ohio
George M. Grose
Ain
Rian
Chicago
Georgia
Silver Lake
John G. Weet
Rawports
Jeexie Payne
Topeka Avenue
Kaneas City
Alston
N. A Ey Coe Club
Tnt Ren
David Norton
Roatan Mtr
Marry Seery
Lake View
Rtlohard Winkler
Era
Toprks
Mra
Bert Sella
Winfeld
Mira Hdna Crane
P. Walsh
Chen Eee
Anne Mari
Agnes
Kansas City
Louise Kellam
D. A. Blood
Tenth Avenue
W. A. Powers
California
Frances Chambers
New Mexico
CH. Hallett
Topika
Everni
J. McNoun
Rochester Road
Quincy Street
Klaus
Mise Lottie Scott
Pleasent Hill
Joseph Hanlon
Zinghelm Crematory
Tommorrow
John Combs
Rochester
North Topela
Evelyn Street
Holman
Ekel
Colorado Springs
Wil Ekel
John Johnson
Holman Street
Johnson
Mary Petro
Costley & Post
Ethel Shank
Red Oak
Jaws
J. K. Withers
Kansas Avenue
Kate Windress
Clara
Butler, Mo
Endress
Kate Buechner
West Gordon Street
Your Footsteps and Weight Fairytales Ad
An advertorial urging readers to measure weight by the depth of footfalls and promoting Scott's Emulsion as a nutrient supplement for those who are underweight. It frames the product as a time-tested food rather than medicine and lists Scott & Bowne as the company in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
May Control Both Houses of Maryland Legislature
Baltimore November 7 returns from Ce il county indicate Democrats gain two delegates and a further Republican hold remains. Republicans dispute the official count and Lillie Dem's election in the First district is challenged. If validated Democrats would control both legislature chambers and boost their Senate majority to nine, with a three seat gain in the Lower House. Ohio creditors note in Columbus that Referee Morrissey rules on Equitable Debenture receivership, limiting bond participation to certain creditors and excluding others from the state’s recovered property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ceil County
Repubiican
Lillie Dem
Senate
Ohio
Columbus
Equitable Debenture Company
Morrissey
Ark Zar Gismone
Biquitable Company
Police Jottings John McCrow Guilty Again At Court
Police court hears John McCrow admit guilt amid a long record of arrests. He explains his actions as a state of lifeful ignorance and faces a proposed fine reduction. Involved are William Gay Dave Lewis Johan Walker and others charged with shouting craps. parents seek reform for Kimluski and Ingalls after police locate their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCrow
John
Jobs
Betais
William Gay
Holtoré
Johan Walker
Dave Lewis
Bollerski
Peter Kimluski
Pavey
Kimluski
Jimmy Ingalls
Imeriine
Paves
Reform School
Family seeks law aid after strange disappearance tale
Local parents discuss possible improvements to offerings while a ten year old Kimluski boy avoids court scrutiny. A man named Sam Wil Jenkins pays a small fine for concealed weapon and disorderly conduct. A girl named Hannah Smith travels from Herington to Chicago via pass and reduced fare. Mrs Linzie Woodring, blind with her young son, reports being robbed in St Louis before heading to Fort Wayne and Los Angeles, with funds depleted and charity aiding onward to Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malalna
Pavey
Kimluski
Looge
Womss
Linzie Woodring
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Los Angeles
Cal
St. Louia
Kansas City
Thorpe
Emporia
Fort Scott High Heads North for Five Day Football Tour
Fort Scott Kansas high school football team embarks on a five day Northeast Missouri tour known as the land of the big red apple. They open against Drury College and return Friday. Next stop Fayettville Arkansas to face the University of Arkansas. The third game is at Pierce City Missouri against the Baptist College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Say
Jast
Missouri
Drury College
Fayertville
Arkansas
University of That
Atate
Pea Ridge
Wilson Creek
Fayettville
Pierce City
Nichols May Retaliate Over County Suit Costs
County line of potential legal actions noted as Auditor Weick blocks a 32 dollar claim from the county attorney’s office. County Attorney Nichol may move cases to city court to avoid mileage and cost of processing in average county courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threstens
Weick
Councitormey
Omlee
Nice
Agareat
Nichole
North Topeka social notes and loom end sale
In North Topeka many residents are noted shopping and visiting from Silver Lake to Meriden while Loom End Sale promotions loom. Dawn to dusk activity includes moves, visits, and new hires at Coutley & Post's, along with several town residents traveling to Kansas City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball & Son
Kansas Avenue
W. Beck
New Era
Maud Raine
Silver Lake
Courtney
S. Wiliam Gwen
Cleveland
Herbert Green
Monroe Street
Alness
Richard Spear
Jackson Street
J. HR. Milligass
Mind Miler
Coutley & Post
T. Rett
Parkstreet
Kanne City
E. Buncodt
Logan Atront
North Topeka
East Gordon
Samuel Denote
Quinton Heights
Harricon Street
Costley & Post
J. Guild
J. Moats
John Bielle
Meriden
Katy
Ira Ot Holman
Presidential party with rebuses and national colors
Mrs Lilian Bryan hosted a formal gathering at 1167 Quincy street titled a presidential party. Guests included Col. and Mrs Norton and many relatives. entertainment featured a Withers orchestra, ice cream and cake, and rebus score cards by C. M. Morrow. Prizes honored President McKinley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Bpear
Withers
Wilcox
Mr. Berry
Mr. Wilcox
President McKinley
Canton
Bryan
C. M. Morrow
W.M. Costley
And
Myre
C. C. Berry
Oscar Jacobs
Mra
Samuel Wilcox
Geo. Miller
J. McNoun
Jane Woodman
May McNoun
Myrtle Palmer
Ollie McNowin
Jessie Kearns
Nettle Reamy
Ona Miller
June
Toby Gage
Messia Knote Withers
Will Cowdrey
Football injury leads to leg amputation prospects
Leavenworth reports Winchester severely injured in Sunday game at the Post. An artery ruptured, the leg bled profusely and surgeons planned amputation above the knee. Blood loss was halted but immediate operation anticipated as of yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Winchester
Sinor
Orient Car Shops Planned in Wichita at Oak Street
Orient shops to be built on 40 acres east of Stites Bros property at Oak street headland. Tracks will enter from south, join Midland line, and run to shop site then north toward city lite. Burton tar works purchase abandoned after citizen opposition. Lady From Texas star improving in Edinburgh. Des Moines reports tracey rama! fire and peritonitis updates. Fort Dodge jury returns verdict of acquittal in Oliver Guild case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Eas
Orient
Oak Street
Hydraulic Avenue
Stites Bros
The
Midland
City Lite
Burton Tar Works
Fort Dodge
Oliver Guild
Joker
Clarence
FURNACES BANKED Owing to Lack of Cars to Supply Coke
Cleveland November 7 Iron and Steel Trading Review reports fifty central western blast furnaces banked due to coke supply shortages. Car famine delays production, with limited movement of grain and ore through month end. German steel shipments and price controls feature in the steel market disruption. A new Preserve Trust forms in Pittsburgh with American Manufacturers and Distributors of Food Products aiming to regulate prices and secure compliance with food laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Siecken
Ar — Seearten
Germany
Ds Dellvuee
Oman
Aoe
Pittsburg
Jaraer Preserve
Thin City
American Association of Manufacturers and Distributors of
Football Notes on Seasen-K Haskell Indians Schedule
Fragmentary item reports football interests with mentions of the Haskell Indians from Lawrence and Topeka travel plans. It references reduced rates and a Saturday timetable returning at 6:40 pm, tied to Santa Fe travel context. Additional text appears garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Uve
Haskell Indians
Lawrence
Return
Topeka
The
Santa Fe
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Kepley
HR. B. Kepley
Blower Home
Co. B. Reed
Kapley
W.H. Righter
George S. Bhuritt
George W. Buinter
H. Shirer
E. A. Austin
John Cleveland
Wilburn
Chaney
Buchanan Street
Ee Mitchell
Mineavelle
Minn
Mim Mitchell
Mary Hambleton
StreCharles Thoma
Parl Case
Lida Tergen
Mia Santa Waters
Aliss Pearl McPar
Ra Smyth
Aliwe Lamy
Wiliam Emma
L. Chamberlain
Henry Miller
William Ream
James Gilchrist
William Gilchrist
Charlee Peck
Frank Blanch
George M. Stone
Emmett Ricby
Ray Bailey
SA Hazen
HE Good
H. Wentworth
Georgy
Se Aiias
Soma Stevens
Viola Watkins
Scott & Bowns
Paul Sive
New York
Maryland
Mnest
Kimluskt Hag
Constantine Sternberg and
the Simplex
Constantin Sternberg
Sternberg School OF Music
Sth Street
Fuller
Theodore P. Brown
Philadelphia
Yours
W. F. Roehr Music CO
Wm. Lawless
Pala
Sam
Wil Jenkins
W. L Jamixoo
Nichols
Beagles
National Heagie Club of America
Whitney
Wheatley Hills
Rockridge
Lucy L. William G. Rockefeller
Drawinde
Prise
Blanche
George B. Post, Jr
Flossie
John Chiawells
Roma
Whikita
Great Bend
London
Sisson
William B. Apear
Boston Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Roehr’s Music Store
Daniel Braneman
Norton
Jameson
Jenny May Reeder
A. C. Richardson
Bite
Orient Car Shops
Texas
Des Moines
Tracey Rama
Etta Lacey
East Sixth
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