Social Club Meetings And Local Appearances At Mrs Frack Wear Home
A Ledger of community events notes a tea and meeting held at the home of Mrs Frack Wear on Potwin, with future gatherings at Mrs Frock Thomas and several local residents attending. Mrs Gavin hosted friends at East Fire street, sharing social notes and a list of party attendees, including Ms Paxton, Ms Ewart, and Ms Bilpin. The week also covers a Shakespeare and Art club gathering, a wedding at the home of the bride’s parents on Fillmore Street, and travels to Detroit for a couple planning trip, with details of attendees and hosts across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluak Club
Frack Wear
Thomas
Foster
Nhans & Bach
Harry Gavit
East Fire Street
Gavin
Liforssal Assee
Mink Watherine Paxton
Mike Lulu Ewart
Mies Grace Bilpin
Manche Hear
Ceorie ‘Kiser
Herbert Robinson
Wer
Roberta
Guimlo
Puller
Richard Gundry
Charles Thomas
Jeu
Feud
Ire
F. &. McKervher
Feahady
Ely
Mre. Lewis
Mand Ranney
Women Must Sleep and seek physician advice
A distressed patient questions her physician about severe illness and sleep deprivation. The doctor’s pitying tones describe insomnia and nervous agony, blaming exhaustion and indirect health issues. The text promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Compound as a cure, reflecting era remedies.
Topeka Visitation Notes and Local Social Roundup
East visitors drop in for brief calls and family news from Topeka including Miss Alice Healy and Mrs. Hamilton en route to Chicago, Mr Pollard and Miss Duncan's arrival, and Mary Weightman’s eighth birthday party on Taylor street. Local residents plan holidays and host guests from Denver, Wichita, Lawrence, and Colorado Springs with future travels to Chicago and Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Birs
Herrisam Morgan
Alice Healy
Darente
W. J. Healy
Garber
Gkla
C B Hamilton
City of
Mexico
Topexa
Chicago
Humilas Senee
Miken C. Pollard
Hattie Duncan
Wakerum
Kaw
S19
Harri~ Som Street
Hev
J. D
Clara Burgess
Stacey
Aires
J. F. McMaina
Pratt
Kan
Fay
Bethany
Perenta
Ted
W. H. Son
Kansas City
Sara M. Stickney
Sons of the King
Tenth Avenue
Miss Stickney
Mabel Moss
Ruth Ethel Stickney
Charlies Grovener
Colorado Springs
Mr. Grovener
Starr
Quincy Street
Charles Lewis
Baby
Whiting, Kun
Toeka
W. Flower
Emma Berorize
St. Jorer
al Mire
HH. Ward
Alliance Ohig
D. W. Millard
Albuquerque
N. BM
Oxage City
el Darade
FL. Raymond
Maple Hill
Lawrence Lamontw
Lackey
Basten
Weute
Jopeland Hotel
Paris press inflames distrust over US gun secret revelations
Paris headlines inflamed by Republican and nationalist papers claim a US war department leak exposed the French field gun secret. Officials deny access was granted for detailed inspection, while critics demand accountability amid the Boulevards scandal and sparring over espionage lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribune
Paris
Kruger
Ernest Judet
Petit Journal
Lucien Millevere
la Patrie
Boulevard
Ministry of War
Minstry of Foreign Affairs
United Blates Ordnance
Mott
United States Artillery Service
Horace Porter
United States
Chartrys
Litut. Mott
War Department
Kortp
Germany
Luis
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
De _Gauiiet
Gen Amiri
Secret Service
General Staff
Second Bureau
M. Millevore
To Patrie
Peiret
Missing schooner Henry Lippitt after hurricane voyage
Reports say the schooner Henry Lippitt is missing with no tidings since November 15. Whiten, driven by the South Shoal lightship in a dismasted condition during the Prix hurricane, left Baltimore October 31 with 1,059 tons of cargo under R. Norton. Detained in Hampton Roads, she did not reach her year there until November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lippit
Banton
Henry Lippitt
Whiten
South Eho
Baltimore
R. Norton
Thleetty
Hampton Roads
Pullman Shops at Denver to reopen next month
Denver November 15 The old unions have been restored and the plant plans to reopen December 1 with limited shops and employees. The move aims to resume work on limited orders and bring back some of the displaced workers as operations restart in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Denver
Col
Local Snapshots Add Busyness To Topeka Week
A Topeka city column notes civil cases next week in district court and a Topeka lecture series. Talks cover union lecture course and state poultry show starting January 8. The Rock Island North Topeka depot extension proceeds, streetcar rails updated, and Bank Commissioner Breidenthal exits office after year’s end. Local social events include euchre at Lincoln post hall and concerts by Sadie McCauley in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Ackley
Concerna Lawyer
Union
C. L. Billings
Guy Sackett
Marion
Topeka
Washburn
State Normal
Rock Island
North Topeka
Lincoln Post
Sonra
Santa Fe
Burlington
Gene
H. A. Munge
Denver
Frank Watson
Crawford's Opera House
Sadie McCauley
Ottawa
Orchestral Union of
West Eighth Avenue
W. V Church
Churen
Topeka High School
Shawners
Ouk Bank
Breidenthal
Tea c
Charlie WV. Johnson
Oskaloosa
Johnson
Court of
Prolonged Winter Campaigns Possible in China War
Military observers warn renewed operations may extend into cold weather with winter gear and fuel shortages. Allies, led by Count Ven Wallers, consider moving winter HQ to Shanghai, while Pekin demands and rail failures hinder supply lines. Americans push water trains and wagons to Pekin as troops brace for a severe season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieng Tsin
China
Ven Wallers
Shanghai
Pekin
Stanghal
Aleo
Regationa
Petho
Auesa
Reseire
Precy Lages
Ger
Unbleached Cotton Prices Mixed Across Week
The market for sec grade unbleached cotton fen nel shows varied strength with prices balancing through the week. Reports indicate sales at 820 or 890 per unit, reflecting modest demand and steady bidding across yards.
Dressers from Chiffoniers Ride Boards Bedroom Suits
A short item notes bedroom furniture pieces such as dressers and chifferoniers with ride boards and matching bedroom suits referenced in a catalogish description. The listing highlights storage and surface features across the collection.
Suppression of Vice to Raid New York Pool Rooms
Anthony Comstock led drive to raid pool rooms and gambling dens in New York. Evidence gathered by anti vice advocates sent to District Attorney Gardiner as warrants were expected to be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Suppression of Vice
New York
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Anthony Comstock
Comsack Audiety
Anti-Vlue Society of
Gardiner
Comstock
Smuggling Passengers: Ship Captain Charged in Barred Immigration
New Bedford Nov 15 Captain Henry W Morse of the bark Swallow held on 2000 bond by U S Commissioner Clifford charged with smuggling forty three passengers from the western islands. Passengers allegedly landed surreptitiously before port of call. No defense entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Henry W. Morse
Swallow
United States
Clifford
Itin
Cass
Food medicine cod liver oil claim in early ad copy
An early advertisement describes Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil as both food and medicine. It claims the emulsion “sets the stomach at work” by making and turning the oil into strength and life, effectively transforming it into nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Suspect Arrested In Potter Assault And Linked Robbery
Chicago police say a man arrested near Diversey and Lincoln matches the Potter assailant and may be connected to a high profile Lake Shore Drive robbery. Officers found two revolvers a billy and a carrier’s uniform in his possession as they investigated a string of break ins with valuable property stolen from a large Sheffield Avenue district house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeld Avenue
Barber Barriolo Faces Hanging for Wife Murder in Pennsylvania
Ianac Barriolo, a Blomsboro barber, is to be hanged in Weilaboro rail yard for burning his wife to death in July 1899. Reprieves by the governor total three. the supreme court denied a new trial and a rebearing request was refused last week. Moody aid: Rev G Campbell Morena to take charge of Moody School. Fitt says Moody’s daughter married him and Moody work extends across lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himira
Ianac Barriolo
Blomsboro
Weilaboro
Supreme Court
Jent
Moody
East Northfield
Mass
G. Campbell Morena
London
Dwight J. Moody
P. Fitt
Detroit Pastor Named North Presbyterian Leader
Rev. Wilson D. Sexton of Detroit has been chosen as the new pastor of the North Presbyterian Church at a salary of 3,500 dollars. He will succeed Rev. Steudiey F. L. Rossiter, who resigned nearly a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gotham
Wilson D. Sexton
Chodeesi
North Presbyterian Dharch
Steudiey FL Rossiter
Peace With China Talks Drag On For Months
New York. Nov 4. Peace aims with China appear to require months more as negotiators debate a partial settlement. The plan allows China to negotiate on interior trade while granting most favored nation terms to all powers, with revisions to tariffs and commerce left for later discussion in Pekin and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paitin
China
Angie Sabre
Pekin
Jana Sete
Washington
Hard Worker Mrs L. 8. King Endorses Grape-Nuts Food
Mrs L. B. King of Concordia California state organizer and feature for the Woman's Auxiliary of California credits Grape-Nuts with restoring her health and memory. She claims before using the cereal she suffered indigestion and mental fatigue while managing heavy duties. She reports weight gain and improved nerve function after two months of use and notes lasting energy during a 22 day county work period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 8. King
Concnra
Cal
W. A
California
Concession pressures seen to push for Chinese reforms
A fragment notes that further concessions may be demanded, while hope remains that pressure on the Lucas government will secure improvements. The text hints at state department involvement and a hoped outcome in Chinese governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukas
State Department
Russian Campaign Progress in North China
Correspondent dispatch reports Russian forces advancing in North China under Chinese theater conditions. Information from Gvtai and Frurun sources is incomplete. Rumors say several large commands and garrisons have fallen back toward Yenan and along the Amar river with limited corroboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Associated Press
Tien Tein
Unclear OCR Report Tells of Gas Incident Death
Fragmentary text from a New York report describes a gas incident with a person named Christopher T. Ahistrom and references a woman found dead. The garbled lines reference suffocation, a hotel, and a probable accident or property issue, with uncertain dates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christopher T. Ahistrom
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Lydia E Pinkham
Eee
McCall’s
Sixth and
Quincy
Kemper & Paxtons
Sime
Beda
McCall
Agg Pelee
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