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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1898

Page

9

Valuable Book Free for Topeka Daily Journal Readers

Free 2 page booklet on art and fancy work offered by Wella Cert and Richsriteen & Co to Topeka Daily Journal readers. Coupon No 504, request instructions for home dyeing and various decorative items. Includes ads for home crafts and Christmas gift ideas with dyeing tips and needlework guidance.

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Gayest Manhattan Review Prompts Mixed Reactions

A lively yet disjointed concert scene recalls refined audiences and the famed performers. The event featured strong stage presence by Miss Alix and Countess Ge Sine, with notable mannered crowd responses and an emphasis on entertaining spectacle despite uneven execution.

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The Doll Show Opens in Curry Building Next Week

The Ladies of the Kindergarten arrange a unique doll show to benefit the association. It opens Thursday in the Curry Building on Kan Sax agenus, with Mrs J R Horton of Boston lending an oil exhibit and dolls for sale. A chrysanthemum show and a voting contest for a Carnival Queen will accompany the exhibit, aiming for a large financial success.

Kan- Sax Agenus J. R. Horton Boston United States Bevern Munis Ormbha Topelke Hmber Wentleman

Topeka Girl Jenny Lind Lewis Becomes Prima Donna Performer

The Topeka native Jenny Lind Lewis rises to stardom in the Gr and Opera House production of Gayest Manhattan. Her family aided her start, with early roles in Queen Esther and Robins on’s Fatted Calf, followed by Ada Rebun and now stage romance with a fellow actor. Her sister Meath and brother remain part of the company as she navigates fame and personal affections on tour.

Maritsa Lewis Papa Lewis Jenny Lind Meath Jenny Lind Lewis Crawfor Theater Manhattan Topeka Lewis Lowell Sass Grand Opera Homor Ae Unterstudy Ito Sphine Opers Robinson Ada Rebun Guyest Lewis Akes Huttere Lawle AK Sonighty Kivman Atarat Tim Mika Jorule Dall Lewin Ax 4

Karotval Kalebts Ballet Benefit in Topeka

The K. K. Ball holds a Thanksgiving Eve ballet on Wednesday November 23 at Monet Hall. Tickets limited to 200 to avoid crowding. Invitations go out tomorrow with details in a few days. President C. K. Holl raises hopes to clear debts. Proceeds expected to meet the goal and fund a notable event in Topeka.

Monet Hall 2Itth C. K. Holll

Morphy Endorsed for Secretary of the Senate

A number of the serna eee have endorsed J W candidacy for secretary pot a the Senate Mitts the coming session of the segnis ture. Morphys friends claim that he entitled to the price by reason of his continued service to the party. He has gone through three state campaiens aoc us yet has never received any political repart During the canpalen June closed he is given the credit of being the hardest working man around the headquarters of the Populist party, and the appreciation of this work his friends are pushing his claims to the secretary ship of the senate, which is about the only office that is left for the Populists to ANthie Witter.

Serna Eee J. W Senate Morphys Anthie Witter

Social events at the Lininger home and local dances

Mrs W H Lininger and Mrs Dc T McCillian hosted a Thursday reception at 406 Greenwood Ave drawing nearly two hundred guests. Attendants and guests wore elaborate attire amid decorated parlors, with music by the Apolis Mandolin club and refreshments upstairs. A birthday party celebrated Philip Sproat’s eleventh birthday with a long guest list and a decorated cake. The Santa Fe Club held a dance at Fitzdon’s hall with a large roster of attendees. Personal notes mention Felicity Card club gathering, a Topeka wedding on Lincoln Street, and local arrests and court pleas.

W. H. Lininger Dc. T. McCillian Thureiny #fierpoon Mra. Lininger Greenwood Avenue Annebelle Troutman Leila MacCrelnan Apolis Mandolin Club EL Hl. McClellan St. Marys C. T. McClellan Mra Lininger HB. McClellan Valenciennes C. Boimar N. H. Loomis Airs A. Marburg Allie H. A. Mudge A. Zaliner Dr. Burdge Herbert Lininger Elizabeth McClellan Adelaide Bolmur Sarah McClellan Agnes Burdge James Sproat Philip Margaret Garvey Ely Davis Florence Hassey Irene Hassey Charica Walp Marion Wat Lawrence Emily Seery Esther Hord George Coe Sarah Alice Noble Ray Lord Florence Davis Frank Miller Mildred Bird Myra Philiey Charica Hobart John Kepley Gladys Scott Dorothy Scott Mary’ Helen Shirer Adrian Parralph Parr Ralph Thrapp Hargid VatHouten Edward ‘Tyler Florence Shaw Valentine Godard Franke Mitter Philip Rumson May Fidldart Felicity Card Club Tockney Mik Geo W. Veale A. W. Lacey B Reed Mr. Morris Austin Prescott C.G. Fues Thesday Calvin Hood Emporia Topeka Altra Theodore Hammatt Lona Hoeland Holand Fred A. Gauman Lincoln Rect Waener Baushman Tyler Street Hud Petty Wilty Mazen Oral ‘Thom North Ty Peka

President weighs race troubles and consular shifts

Washington reports on cabinet session lasting over two hours focused on race troubles in Circlinas. The president voiced concern but no federal action yet. close surveillance planned with action if needed. Appointments announced include Frank Mason to Berlin consulate and Richard Guenther to succeed Mason as consul general at Frankfort. Cyrus Golard funeral held at his father's home on Grand Avenue with high school pupils sending flowers.

Washington Maeching Kent Winder Frank Mason Ghin Prankfort Germany Tlurrison Berlin Julius Goldschmidt Richard Guenther Wisconsin Mason & Frankfort Guenther Congress Harrison Mexico Cyrus Golard Las Vegas Godard Grand Avenus Grose

Market Report Shows Wheat and Corn Slipping Amid Light Volume

Daily market notes indicate wheat weakened by light trading and strong London and Paris signals, with 1300 carloads received in Minneapolis and Duluth. Corn fell on low volume as government talk spurred cautious buying, while provisions fluctuated, and spot cash demand remained steady despite quiet export markets.

Northwest Shorts Liverpool Paris Minneapolis Duluth Chicago Seaboard Asc Ryinvalky Sania

Chicago Livestock Market Report headline

HOGS receipts fairly active and lower price trend noted as market remains steady on cattle and sheep. Cows and heifers, steers and lambs show varied demand with totals around 2, or near 2, and shipments listed for sheep and hogs in a mixed market report.

Kansas City Steoras A. T LOWE Winkie Benny

New York Money Market and Bond Market Overview

Nov 1 report summarizes money on call at four and a half percent with mixed treasury and corporate bonds. It cites fluctuating yields, strong bond buying, and broad market activity including wheat receipts, market gossip, and weather forecasts impacting futures. Also notes classified ads and notices appearing in the issue.

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