Bryan Visit Highlights Century Club Banquet in Columbia
The Silver Crater era feature includes Mr Bryan receiving enthusiastic reception in Columbia at the Century Club event. Alumni and Missouri campus figures attended a public address, athletic demonstrations, and a postgame kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian
Shalurids
William J. Been
Columbia Yysterfur
Oleh
Wea
Cetver
Mint
Commie
Bryan
Grommt
Missouri
Kanedts
Wevan
Glute Universita
Ryan
E. W. Stephern
Pratt
Uest
Brykn
Hykraskan
Missouri University
Sponta
Alpowe
Mryan
Mimvourt
Dryan
Young
Netrankan
Bern
Local Notices and Social Scribbles in Topeka Page
Rochester topeka column lists errands deliveries and social notes. Mentions Mrs Samuel Dolman and daughter Katherine leaving for Albuquerque, various travelers, a concert pianist planning a recital, and a stalled hand stand demolition at a park. Also notes Thanksgiving services, funerals, and sales events including an administrator sale of art knickknacks.
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka�s Social Scene
Topeka society items recount dinners a seven course event hosted by Mrs Hoss Burns with guests including Mr and Mrs J W Farneworth and Dr E Martin. A new club named Timi Zio Wee Has formed of fourteen young ladies planning social evenings and a family party hosted by Miss Jean Foust peat Friday. Numerous visits, travels and gatherings are noted, with confirmations of return trips to New Mexico and Indianapolis among others. The column lists many personal invitations, arrivals, and upcoming plans across Topeka and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May’ Lay
Misa Perks Luthar
Emma Dennis
Lida Bergen
Mise Emily Elliott
Grace van Houten
Ailes Gleurwina Wesbunstil Miay
Jess ‘Ro
Card of Thanks to Friends and Purman’s Stove House
Card of Thanks. We express gratitude to those who helped us in distress and attended our father’s passing. A note to Sir M Barrett and Barrett: a remedy suggested is warm lined shoes or Juliet slippers from Purman’s Stove House, 628 Kansas Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
M. Barrett
A Barrett
Juliet
Purman
Kansas Avenue
White Heather melodrama opens at Academy of Music New York
The New York Academy of Music staged Chas Frohman’s annual melodrama The White Heather written by the same author as The Sporting Duchess. The production features sixty three cast, opulent Scottish and London settings, and sea panorama scenes including a deep sea incident. Notable cast include Miss Hose Coghlan Olive May Amelia Bingham and Francis Carkyte with Henry Ashwood and others in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chas
Frohman
Academy of Music
White Heather
London
Froitman
Hose Coghlan
Olive May
Amelia Bingham Francis Carkyte
Henry Ashweed
Formirerly
John Drews Company
KR. PF. Ton
Miler Kent
Beardon Process Butter Production Reported by USDA
Washington Nav 21 Dr P D E Salman notes a potential method for making butter involving churning a defined quantity of cream, with lab tests on specific sample codes. The report covers hardware, energy, and purity concerns, comparing the product to standard butter and discussing regulatory questions on labeling and sale in states enforcing pure dairy standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DP. E. Salman
Agricultural Department
Secretary of Agriculture
York
Unis
Howe
Romenty
Ellen
Chile
Tates
Deaths and Funerals In Local Area Amid Losses
The The lineral of Ed Luehhner will be jae Thursday afternoon at a welnck with services by the Arion snidely Twe Turners and the Fraternal Aid society. Mrs. Clark mother of Mrs Judge Adams and Mrs. F A Root of Topeka. Funeral of Marc Willen at her home on Weel Twenty-third Street. Funeral of Mies Thora Vila Win- Lande at 2:00 from First Presby terian church with interment at Topol cemetery. Ad. Wintrode brother arrived from Wichita to attend. Funerals of Mrs. Mary and Miss Ethel Trine burned to death Sunday morning held at 100 from Ladies Library hall. Laxative Bromo Quinine ad appears. G W Stans field promotes Cure for throat troubles. Yurman’s Shoe House advertises winter wear shoes at 8 Kansan avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Peston
Ferry Eris
The
Rovers
Dan Frasier
Bir
Dibble
Ed Duechner
Tohayna
Coushiin
Monroe Street
Asmed Coughlin
Perry
Gueki
Nettie Bollam
Wakaruss
Snd
Afr
Pollum
Indias Creek
Bertha Paddock
Kate Paddock
Manhattan
S. A. Hayes
In Wert Gordon Street
Met Ewing
Edward Buechner
West Gordon Stret
Arions, Turners
Topeka
Purmen
Annie
Harvick Jones
Newtossair
Walsh
Asnes
Fmpees
California
Exsie
Mary Chacbertai
Spedd
Kuehanibt
Ferry
TG. Wear
Frank Edsim
AB. Lingareit
Larence Bowimaurn
Reosaserid Horton
Stiss Office O'Bren
Mabel Gaker
Fred Freeman
Frank F. Farnaworth
New Mexico
J. G. Waters
Irene Horner
Price
Atchison Yeate
Charles Me
Notte
Spen
Horn
Winfield
Dire
Ford
Horton
Dauchter
Mra W
Nevilla
Ay Fr. Bellows
Dodge
Cit
Louie Bavith
Bockford
I. Mro
Mira
J. G. Baver
Mize Hesamond Horton
Row Bures
Miz
Gaorse Kellum
Richiend
Str
Mattie Murnes
Emsabeth Holliday
Esther Heder
Jennie Sharp
Liesie Wiser
Hezel Danley
Mabel Gardner
Mary Cunningham
Ray Guilin
Claude Aldridge
Robert Hall
Charlie Setter
Jeste Lair
Frank de “Armor
Sven Campbell
Wwnter Hopkins
Adelaide
Charly Motziker
Clorence
Frankfort
Tha
S. Hradford
Arémigre
Indian Territory
Ardem
Puerim Congressional Church
Elmer
Drake
Susie Erwin
Lawrence
Reg Hal McDowell
Ciaple Tett
Toprka
Ethand
Gera
Kings
Topaz Palace
Rae
Ave
Ed Luehhner
A. O. UW
Lodzé
Arion
Twe Turners
Fraternal Aid Society
Rueckier
John H. Clark
Fancy Creek
Kandiel
Paeumonia
Clark
Judge Adams
F. A. Root
Marc Willen
Weel Twenty-third Street
Mies Thora Vila Win- Lande
J.P. Wintrode
Topol
Ad. Wintrode
Wichita
Mary
Ethel Trine
Ladies’ Library Hall
Creeks Fear Abolition of Tribal Governments
Muskogee dispatch reports Creek tribal leaders convening at Okmulgee to consider consolidating the civilized tribes in Indian Territory as a step toward statehood. The council weighs whether Congress will reject efforts to abolish tribal governments, while efforts to reinstate ex-Treasurer Elh. Childers amid an alleged $319,000 shortage are deemed unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Muskogee
T. Sys
Okmulgee
Congress
Chick Isparhecher
Elh. Childers
Ann
Yellow Fever Figures From the South Epidemic
The surgeon general reports 4289 yellow fever cases up to the 19th with 440 deaths. Louisiana led with 145 from Mississippi 749 from Alabama 62 from Tennessee 16 from Texas 4 from Uklwolk 3 from Georgia and one each from Florida and Kentucky. New Orleans accounted for 1413 percent of deaths while Mobile saw under 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
The
Marine Hospital Service
South
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alshamna
Tennessee
Texas
Uilwolk
Georgia
Florida
Ker Wwcky
Louisiate
New Orleans
Mobile
Turkey shipments surge from three counties this season
In Winchester Ohio on November 22 a local dispatch reports turkey shipments exceeding all prior years as about 7,000 birds have been handled with expectations to double. Most turkeys go to distant markets where they are dressed and processed for sale, with an estimated 25 thousand out from the three counties before season end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Winchester
Lotus
Iti Shory
Ees
Miners refuse to ride rail line after wreck
Firaxll Indiana November 23 400 miners who travel to the mines on a spiel train refuse to travel over the road unless the train is pulled by a specific engine following a wreck the previous evening. The stand marks a shift from the road’s usual practice. Wells Fargo expresses gratitude to its employees with Thanksgiving gifts including a ture key and oysters from the Kas division. A death in North Tos prka is noted with a description of the deceased’s fraternal and insurance ties. Funeral services set for the 24reliek residence at 98 West Gotten Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firaxll
Ind
C2 BL
Beime
Wells Fargo
Welle-Fargo Express Company
de Wer
Alwave
DT. Mervin
Kasa8
Wells, Fargo &c
Valen Ling
North
West Gotten Street
Swedish Lutheran Festival Opens With Community Vision
Swedish Lutheran church hosts a multi day festival starting tomorrow night with a grand opening on Wednesday featuring readings and prayer, orchestra, and a keynote address. Thursday includes a Thanksgiving sermon and a community supper with later events continuing into Friday with a closing service and conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedisc Lutheran Church
Prtierer Rie
So Loek
Baxwe
Tazar
Buckners At It Again In North Topeka Assault
Sergeant Owen heard screams as he walked from North Topeka toward the police station. He forced entry into a Kansas avenue house where George Buckner and his wife Eta had just attended a dance. Buckner, intoxicated and prone to violence, carried a knife found in his pocket and was arrested for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Topeka
George Buckner
Owen
Western Union Case Verdict Favors Telegraph Company
The chief justice of the Supreme Court of claims today approved the report of Judge Heath and entered judgment in favor of the Western Union Telegraph Company against the United States. The decision, dated November 2, endorses the reserve report and grants the company relief in the dispute over gas and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Washington
Ehiet
Sottrt of
Dows Ain Optlog Cumfirmitus
Peres S. Heath, Reserve
Weert Cain Teletraph Company
United States
Ensered Gas
Hitchcock Silk Assignment Reveals Insolvent Bank Ties
New York November report details the assignment of J. G. Hitchcock & Co., listing assets at 1,300 dollars in cash and extensive chemical holdings. In Kansas City on November 2, George A Tay, former cashier at the defunct Argentine bank, was sentenced to four years in the state penitentiary for receiving deposits while knowingly insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
New York
J. G. Hitchcock & Co
Silor Chemical
Hasek
Saylor Sentertea
Kanes City
George A Tay Jorcashier
Defumct
Mart Mizht
Kansas State
Bryan's Mexico Trip With Ex Consul General Crittenden
Ex Governor Crittenden of Missouri announces that William Jennings Bryan and Mrs Bryan will travel from Kansas City to San Antonio for a four week Brexico tour. They will study Mexico's financial system with Crittenden arranging introductions to government departments in Mexico City for Bryan research and policy insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mexico
Crittenden
Kansas City
Missouri
Cleveland
San Antonio
Tex
W.J. Bryan
Ex-Consur
Air
Bix
Big Baltimore Fire Destroys Hadley Street Furniture Store
A five story building at 217 and 419 North Howard Street housing Wm. H. Scott furniture store burned yesterday. One victim, Dr. Susan Maxon, died. Loss estimated at $135,000 as fire started in the basement and spread through the elevator shaft, causing a frantic escape by 45 employees and 20 to 25 customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
North Howard Street
HH. Scott
Great Scott
Susan Jr. Maxon
Fatal Indiana Railway Crash Claims Three In Warsaw
Mr and Mrs Joan Borseman and a child were struck by a Nickel Plate train as they crossed near Borkett Indiana daytime yesterday. Mrs Horseman and the child died instantly while Mr Borseman suffered total injuries. Local authorities probed the accident location and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Joan Borseman
Borkett
Horseman
Borseman
Kansas City Produce Market Report Snapshot
Fragmented OCR text references Kansas City produce market items and traders. Mentions No 2 mixed and No 2 white goods, with scattered identifiers like 38030 and Pete EA. Context unclear, likely a brief market listing or inventory snippet with unrelated garbled terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gholen Timothy
Pete EA
Fragmented OCR behind a local notice item
Fragmented readable text shows references to a storey and bulls and an event around steps and fees. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving only partial phrases. The excerpt resembles an OCR corruption of a historic newspaper snippet with no coherent narrative.
Cotton Market Sags on Mixed Cash and Futures Signals
Galveston November 21 reports a quiet cotton market with mixed notes on sugars and coffee futures. Grain brokers in Topeka note steady or firmer wheat and mixed domestic receipts, while Chicago and Minneapolis export activity and futures shifts reflect cautious bullish sentiment amid uncertain supply conditions.
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B.A. Nay Hall
Butler
I. Hiood
Snypder's New Photo Gallery
Lo &B. Q
G. W. Stansfeld
Batisas Avenue
Kimban Ptz, Co
Gem Bakery
Cromwell & Jeera
Samuel Dolman
Katherine
Albuemerque
Union Pacific Park
Dave Miller
Shorey
W. W. Crittenden
Mary Walkity
Wilma Bills
Librasy
Loudele McMasters
Jackson Strest
Lst
Embers
Maime Baird
Mattie French
Mabel Kine
Bertha Rinwisy
Grace
Laura Houshtetin
Lowhtelie McMasters
Grace Gaylord
Beloit
Mexsix
Isat
John Sheets
Paul Roher
Malcolm
G. W. Stansheld
Kansas
Robert Stone
Trumbull
Adeministraters
Chas. McClintock
China
Social and Personal
Beardon
G. W. Stansfield
Yurman
Bradfield
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Turkeys
Ics
Ed Buechner
BIG Baltimore Fire
Goss
Nev
Fitterson
Calcutta
Shire Department
Save It 5
India
Snyder's
New Pit Gallery
Todays Market Report
Associated Press
State Journal
Lreorpont
Slit Ac
Swi
Busine
Far
Liverpool
Russia
Faris
North Western
CIA Norehwesters
Unteago
Dov
Revelpte
Tert Ower
SiMe Tower
Stensdiye
Reeves Sliogd
Texas Steers
Shipmanta
Tote
Ranene City
Muse
Osage City Shaft
Southwestern Fuel Co
Kansas Ave
Rtas
Galveston
H—Ruw
Bramunited, Se
Copfee—Quiet
Novi
Pac
WW. A. Michael Commignan
West
Rome
Kannan
Northwestern
Min- Rekpalli Heures
Duluth
Minneapolis
Eugi
Arootine
Anne
Cannes
Etl
Catte Jancary
W. Haet
Keane Kan
Alwies Ce
Titec
Sie Am
eNei
Espn Ap
Westra
W. A. Michael Commission
Arcane
Kaness
Katey
Lux Commission Co
Bansas Ave
Topeh &, Mas
Beuteal Mutenal Bam
Topesa
Seca Bank Oe
Ramsac
al Coun
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