Orphans Home Proposed by Rebekahs Amid Estate Dispute
The Rebekahs plan to establish an orphans home funded by a home property, while the Ticilassere estate dispute delays progress. Britton of the Grand Lodge signals district conventions and a January anniversary celebration for Modern Woodmen, with local lodges preparing fund drives and social events as membership grows.
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Ticilassere
Frantlin County
Fe Chim
Odd Fellows
Am oFpins’ Home
Rebekuhe Hive
Bolt
Haseen
Tetekahs
OGM
Wen Han
Eotar
Order of Ampiers Weulmen of
Arasrice
United States
Topeka
Trade dull and railways prosper in October gains
Dun & Company notes unseasonably mild weather delaying some trade while others, including iron and steel, show mixed results. Building permits fall, lumber stays firm, railroads report higher October earnings, exports debated, and faults in industry point to cautious improvement ahead.
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New York
R G Dun & Co
Pittsburg
Gray Forge
Southern Foundry
Halle
Railreada
Rce
New England
United States
Canada
South
Asia
No Use to Whine Says Medical Tall Quote
The passage argues against whining as a bad habit and promotes hard work. It contrasts two women, one productive and cheerful, the other idle and self pitying. It urges quitting whining, engaging in useful labor, and striving for self improvement to grow body and mind.
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Fife
Union Perific Ticket Sale for Topeka to Laverenee
On Saturday November 24 ticket sale for round one from Topeka to Laverenee Kansas. Transport details show departure in the morning and return by evening. Full information available from depot agent or FA Lewis at 333 Kansas Avenue.
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Union
Perific
Topeka
Lavyrenee
Nebrask
Anatont
FA Lewis
Kansas Yrecee
Kansas City
Union Pacific
J. Fulton
A. Lewis
Kansas Avenue
Tornado tolls and global shocks flare in brief
News of the Week telegraphic summary reports a deadly Oklahoma tornado killing two and injuring nine, a string of tragedies including Armenian feud deaths in London, a Berlin historian’s death, and violent incidents from rail wrecks in Indiana and Colorado to explosions at a New York depot. Also noted: varied political shifts, fires, strikes, and public notices across multiple locales.
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Oklahoma
Dowie
Zion City
London
Vatican
Theodore Mommeen
Berlin
St. Louis
Chicago
Ayer
Apishapa Creek
Colorado
Hayat
Tora Island
N.Y
Bilbao
Adelina Pattl
Carnégie Hall
New York
Coney Jaland Bowery
Damaraland
Asies
Garrson
Hay
Enecning
Hussia
Manchuria
Radsmill
Dure
Joseph Berlain
Thieutenant
Albert M. ‘Reher
Nance
Maine
Panama
Jacob Kreger
Louisville
Thomas
Kiley
William Stevens
Ttepublican Iu
Fairview
Cretiline
Iowa
Kansa
George B. McClellan
Ohio
Maryland
Wyoming
S Posse
Tndians
First National Bank of
Victor
Colo
Larear
Pucbio Trust
Cripple Creek
Church Notes Center Spreads Across Town Services
First Church of Christ Scientist at Huntoon Poll streets hosts 11 a.m. service "Mortals and Imm mortals" with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Other churches listed include First Christian at Topeka Avenue, Walnut Grove M E on Huntington Harrison, First Lutheran at Firth Harrison, First Presbyterian on Harrison, Third Presbyterian at Fourth Brainer, First Cumberland on West Fifth West streets, Second Church of Christ on West Ninth, and more. Various ministers and service times noted.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Huntoon
Poll Streets
Stelock
West Lighth Street
First Christian Church
Topeka Avenue
Charles E. Pinch
Ibit
Bible School of Tomorrow
Walnut Grove M. E
Huntington Avenue
Harrison Streets
Homer E. Wark
J. He Martin
Baker University
Epworth
First Lutheran Church
Corner Firth
H. A Ott
First Presbyterian Church
Harrison Street
Capitol
J.D. Countermine
D. D
Quartette
Redden
East First
C. H
C. E
David
Third Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Brainer
W. J. Hatfield
D. DB
PSCE
Eee Presbyterian Church
Bal
de Iveranc
Mra
F. D. Gratt
C. Boat
R. EB. Jarvie
Clay Center
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
West Fifth and West Streets
Kelso
the Times
Wertminster
College
Avenue
Huntoon Street
A. Beran
Sannath ‘School
Bijan Teacise Bratten
Verda
Phinoey
Iy Christ
Ninth Street
Fromortais
Orelowk
First Congregational
Seventh
Francia L. Hayes
Stew Ship
Washburn Football Satan on Manhattan Cartoon Sketch
A Sunday cartoon from the State Journal highlights Washburn football with a surreal scene involving a satirical figure on Manhattan. The drawing comments on the team's fortunes and public reaction in a stylized, period newspaper tone.
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Washburn
Satan
Manhattan
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Lodge News
Orphins
Rebekahs
de Boissiere
K. P
Britton
Shanesiter
Raade
Biene Iairien
Ares
Capital Jodge
Trattitarie
Iy Joerbers
Mathbone Sisters
Ant Khnlehts
Eythlag
He Dell
Quincy Abeut
Eee
Weil
Bs Kuts
Sbrinber
School of One
Fiat
Clave Cpanel
Ichff Pythian
Harry Wright
Cupital Lodge
Cyrus
Whey
Peirecs
J. W. F. Hughes
L. M. Penwell
Amon
Fort Riley
Bonors
Topelon Comnetes
Gimbolle
Topeka Temrite No
Sixth End
Quincy Streets
Shawnee Lodge No. 14
Owlet of Red Men
Cantrol
Toweka
Nowa
Ieee
Huw
Shawnes
St. Louie
Vinte Sassen
Ua Uy
Bradstreet
Francisco
Cincinnati
Kansas
Eman Minnepolis
Baltimore
NEW Crawford Theater
Wes
Isidore Whitmark
Frederick Ranken
Geo. W. Lederer
W. Te
George Klimt
Scate
Lincoln J. Cartess
THE
NEW Fast Mail
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Daniel V. Arthur
Sir A. Conan Doyle
William Gillette
Sherlock
Holmes
London Lyceum Theatre
Hills
California
Lesnery
Ada Reban
Otis Skinner
Robert Edeson
News OF the
Tapeka
Coleman
Wyandotte County
George D. Hale
Otis W. Dalton
Alterante
Baker Shop
Council Grove
Hazen Dgeldes
del Valentina
Supreme Court
Hagris Bogue
Boomer Ika
Walter Smith
Ayne Jones
Balle Wageener
National Committee
J. M. Knight
Church Notes
W. A. McCarter
Emma
Grice
Taylor Streets
J.P. Dem
Reformed Presbyterian
Corner Clay and Tenth
A. McLean Coleman
Lincoln Streets
Lake
Robt. Scott
Third
Lake Streets
Bible School
Tuntur
First Baptist Church
Corner Tenth and
Wendell Cran
First Unitarian Church
State Journal
Toprla
Maces
Burton
Ari
Council
Rarnaworth
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