North Topeka Trade and Social Roundup
North Topeka notices highlight local trades and social events. O M Brill advertises holiday stove sales while Mr Brill plans a Sunday at home with his family. Mrs Kane and family welcome guests from Albury as Rev Mason visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Trill
O. M. Brit's
M. Brill
Sonttay
Wamago
L. Kidler
J. E Dolman
Conkle
Pule High Hye
Mise Kitthe Dolman
Quincy Street
Crittendenie
Colvanbis
Goodman Bros
Baltimore
Gooden Ros
Anpes Avenue
A. J. Arngid & Son
Bacava
Glendeoning
Atrivid
A. J. Kane
Ia Hilly
Albury
Wien
New Mexico
Sante Fe
Abe Wee
Brit
Ao Evouim
August Dareuk
Mie Belgin Semy
Alphonse van Laeys
Ouis
Chkiuboan
Rurnas Avenue
Osage City
Inoculation Fight Against Hog Cholera Opens
Reports from Watbury and Dilingis describe hog cholera devastating pork herds around Purbury. Farmers pivot to inoculation as a last resort, hoping to halt spread and salvage market-ready hogs. Local merchants push baking powder as a productivity aid and coal firms advertise domestic fuel solutions amid broader notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthels Farwers
St. Louis
Republic
Watbury
Puirbury
Porkura
Ft Wingate
Spaich
Wilson
Crabs at Crisfield show crabbing industry growth
Special Correspondence from Crisfield Ad reports crab farming along the Chesapeake and surrounding waters has grown into a major business with over a million dollars spent annually. The piece describes crab life cycles, farming methods, floats, paddlers, packing practices, and the roles of “shedders” “busters” and “backrams” in supplying market crabs to thousands of workers and fishermen in Maryland and Virginia communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield, Ad
Indian River
Sax Eex County
Delaware
I. Agate
Mersh Farm
Ehedder
Cristell
Agymun
Ap Emaller
Cann
Aed
Varvaxoian
Police Chief Seeks Measure to Divorce Police from Politics
Chief Sexton of Mock Island says police should be separated from politics and plans to discuss the issue with Superintendent Brennan at a November meeting. Both leaders agree on exploring feasible regulations despite potentialSpring Meld challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureane
Sexton
Mock Island
Brennan
Polemian
Brenan
New York Anti Pass Law debated by Chauncey Depew
Chauncey Depew, president of the New York Central, cautions that under a proposed anti pass law only railroad employees would be eligible for free or reduced transportation benefits as a contract term, with discussions noting passes for legislators and potential abuses across vendors and political circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheancey Depow
Seventh York Central
Chauncey A. Depow
New York Central
Hoe
Ne Depew
Grantic
Propen
Price
Rosebery Retracts Censuring Newspapers Over New Zealand Note
Lord Rosebery withdraws remarks criticizing the press over coverage of New Zealand and the Samoa government issue. He regrets using words implying wishes to arm Samoa and denies any intent to administer Santos, noting it would contravene imperial treaty obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
Lord Rosebery
New Zealand
Samoa
Santos
Starvation Threat for 215 Families and 400 Unmarried Men
A report finds 215 American Railway Union families near starvation and 400 unmarried men destitute due to a blacklist severing jobs after last summer's strike. Implementing measures are to aid affected workers as foreseen by a careful committee. Prescott & Co relocate to 118 West Highth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Maeckilating
Desvex
Col
American Railway Union
Prescott & Co
West Highth Street
Col Coit Indignant Over Coroner Verdict In Fayette County
Col Coit protests a coroner's verdict in Fayette County alleging wrongful prosecution for performing military duties. He defends his actions at Washington Court House during a riot and expresses surprise at officials labeling him culpable. He vows to meet any legal outcome despite public backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Waetington CH
Conersee
Coit
Washington . Fi
Third
Gay Streets
Payene
Wualington Court House
Payette County
Fayette County
Trilby Controversy Echoes In New Jersey Letter
Fred McQually of Paterson writes a letter to the novelist G. de Maupassant denying any romantic or mesmeric influence with Trilby as his daughter. Maupassant replies from New York October 31, affirming the absence of improper relation and defending his portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Dean San
Women hiss Cleveland at Anti-Tammany Jubilee in New York
At the Anti-Tammany jubilee in York on November 26 Miss Helen Boswell presided and read resolutions to form a committee to reform women officials and employees in state and local departments while a recitation invoked President Cleveland. The crowd hissed when Cleveland’s name was mentioned and a heated exchange followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Helen Varick Boawel
J. Desilé Guesin
Cleveland
Bits
Kelly
Puis
Mra Iurculow
Dr. Price
Cos
The Secret Was Worth Mare in Court Suit
An elderly maiden sues a cruel man for £100 damages after he allegedly exposed her. In court she resists recounting the humiliation, asking if she must answer, and ultimately declines the money with anger, calling him hateful and mean as she leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Fragmented Clipping Shows Quirky 19th Century Dialogues
A mash of overheard snippets and playful banter from a bygone era. Vivid impressions of social missteps, fashion concerns, and street life intermingle with odd exchanges. The piece hints at humorous misreadings and everyday vanity amid a clutter of garbled text and partial captions.
Market Report from Nov 17 showing grain and livestock prices
Wheat futures rose in New York with mixed gains across markets while corn and oats fluctuated on North Western receipts. Pork and lard futures advanced to higher levels. cattle, hogs, and dairy items traded steady to firm as buyers and packers maintained active demand amid variable supply. Receipts and shipments data were reported, including western and Mississippi river markets, with various price levels cited for futures and cash contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stace Dourns J. Currence
New York
Laverpool
Bige
Bhay
Hige
Olio Coux
Olige
dJunaury
Friax
Shipaente
Kett
Sulsgiah
Rouen
Manens
Guy Marke
Hulb Bf Gales
Havin
Uchurs
Filts
Sasveelad
Piren
SLSR
Hugpdte
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Dickens
Riley
Water Talnety
Kanes City
Nayton Jubilee Singers
Oine
Dhan, Heaton
Johin R. Clarke
Reneers
A. Oflen College
Robert An
Otter Citi
Washburn College Glee Club
Vrof
Palmer
Reader
North Topeka
Reiter
North Topeke
Custer
Goonmas Brosin
Beceaser
Begauce
FO. Serre
I Company
Weir
Sovre Wiosgens Free Company
Kansas
Zopoxs Coal Company
Honyea
Crisfield
Shedders
Preiwm
Busters
Duckrams
Tis Proulles
Welland County
Fae
West Co Sor City
Ibro
Romarkanic
Great Torre
Boruches
Uusinesy
Philasthripe Enterprines
Police
Rosebery
Col. Coit
Maurler
Trilgy
France
Paris
Frontenac
Hyegg
Southwestern Fuel Company
Topeks Coal
Hlonnes
Ludy
Tostiny
Derrien
Soya
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King
Glasgow
James
Beadie
Toremy
Isa
Wonsker If
Phperhemsteck
Today's Market Report
St Louis
Sedalis
Sudiilin
Warsaw
Northwestern
Stockhalder Greeley
Louis
Sliespurt Pacific
San Francieco
M. B. King
Geological and Topographical Survey
Tine
Topesa Coat Company
Henxn
Kaoeus Avenue
Topeka Steam Lawndry
Jackson Street
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