Big Russian Army to Occupy Chinese Territory in Spring
A New York World dispatch reports speculative plans of major Russian troop movements into China in the coming spring. The piece discusses potential gains, a terminal transcontinental route, and possible port openings at some Chinese locations amid heightened military maneuvers and international tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiness
New York
London
China
West Marine
Odenes
Park Arthur
Tranie
Pechill
Ing Bas
Rusa
Alt Orine
Transbertan Alway
Tallen Wan
Barrark
Ula
Munchurty
Port Rael
Russ
Mere
Cita
Btveris
Weak intellects prank ends with missing man
An apparent practical joke led a young stranger to hold a bag during a Monday event on the Ditties Giour bank outer de Lown. He was locked for three hours and vanished, feared to have strayed or fallen into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gant
Blore Citr
Jokgyra
de Lown
United States Battleships Oregon Arrive at Montevideo Harbor
A special to the Herald reports that the U S battleships Oregon and the collier Cel have reached Montevideo Uruguay to coal and take on provisions. The arrival highlights U S naval activity and logistics in South America during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
New York
Herald
Uruguay
United States
Oregon
Town
Celfe
Dead Man Recovers After Apparent Morphine Overdose
In Decatur Alabama on November 36 Reverend J He St Clair was reported dead by the coroner after taking 15 grains of morphine and slumping into unconsciousness. Today St Clair revived and is said to have recovered from the effects of the morphine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ala
Revu. J
St. Clair
Very Pretty Wedding at Tyler Street Home
A graceful social wedding took place Wednesday evening for Miss Louise Shumate and Mr. David M. Hoover of St. Baron. The ceremony occurred at eight oclock in the Shumate parlor with Dr. Embree officiating, guests announced, and a bower of palms and chrysanthemums. The bride wore a white silk gown with demi train. brides roses adorned her gown. After the service, refreshments and social greetings followed for about fifty guests. The Hoover couple will reside at 1306 Tyler street for the winter after December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Louise Shumate
David M. Hoover
St. Baron
F Shumate
Tyler Street
J. W. Going
New
Mrs. Hoover
Merchoniet Poeeer
Miss Harriet Paylor Cited For Reception In Leavenworth
Aliss Louise Hopper travels from Leavenworth to Tilfois to visit her grandmother. The W. C. A. will host a reception at Mrs. T. B. Sweet's home in Bareniey on November 26 in honor of Miss Harriet Paylor International Secretary of the W. A. S. A. from Topeka Avenue 231.
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Fred Bonebrake
Osage City
T. FB. Sweet
Topelos Avenue
Bhelx
W. CA
Sweet
Hichelor
Helen Thompson
Misa Touby Nickerson
Chicago
Joss Tett
Mike
Denver
Hic Hess
Harry Sharp
Ena Scovill
Seneca
Lillian Whitelock
Mira Libbie Hanrett
J. M. Miner
Claude Re
Mra Chitcoth
Ramona
Wamego
Richard Thomas
Kansas City
Ida Stookey
Commercial College
Thomas Edgar
Robert Osborne
Frankfort
Kansas
Epster Ave
Stureday
Frank Thompson
Highland Park
Aronte
Maude Stitt
Aimee Avery
Nena Helme
Aoe Helmiz
Thompson Mary
Thompson
Clarence Ritchie
Fred Hitchie
Prs Ail
Ar. W. Beads
Reese
Suise Anne Bt
Parry Bundy
Leavenworth
Aliss Louise Hopper
Tilfois
Harriet ‘Paylor
Eexy
T. B. Sweet
Walter Noble
Atehiaon
Harriet. Tay
Iee W. A
Topeka
General Wood Prohibits Gambling in Bandago Colonies
New York dispatch reports General Wood issues an order banning gambling in Bandago with a $1000 penalty for violations. Baccarat roulette and card games were openly played in clubs saloons and camps noting Cubans and Americans at the San Carlos club. Cubans and American officers observed betting as the play drew scrutiny from Spanish era practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Bantago
Wood
San Carlos
Winder
Gen. Wood
Cutans
Plastic surgery planned to rebuild Brookyln man’s face
Surgeons at St Catherine's hospital in Brooklyn announce a forthcoming plastic surgery effort for John Wagenbunst who lost much of his face in a shotgun accident. Dr J C Kennedy and Dr James Slavin describe nose and cheek replacements with rubber, celluloid, and silver or platinum plates, followed by skin grafts from Wagenbunst's own body to reconstruct the mouth and eye over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Catherine's Hospital
John Wagenbunst
Godora
Ebarse
J. C. Kennedy
Jase
Real Philanthropy by J E Ninsley A Thanksgiving Gift
Mr J E Ninsley of Kansas City funds a Chanukah style Thanksgiving dinner for 50 newsboys at the creamery office 525 Jackson Street. Each boy received a suit of clothes and a cap with Ninsley’s Newsboys in mold letters. Donations included Primrose Butter and toys for entertainment, with a second gift day planned and clothing to be delivered during the event.
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J. E Ninsley
Nins
Kansas Cress
At & O'Etrey
Jackson
Nissiey
J. Niusley
Jackson Street
Mine & Boys
Thanksgiving Shoot Fifth Annual Event at West Side Grounds
The Ashennant Thanksgiving shoot of the Topeka Sportsmen's Association was held on the West Side grounds. Scores were modest but featured several shoot offs. Prizes included meal tickets, purses, towels, and various hunting accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Grounds
Topeka Sportsmen's Association
Ane
Atontgomery
Biscoe
Sea
Morton
Montgomery
Crane i Eure
Mortrton
Knox
Prof Johnstone claims unique catarrh cure method
Prof Paul Alexander Johnstone touts a novel nose and throat treatment, claiming immediate relief and permanent cure using ingredients no other specialists use. He asserts safe, non burning, hand‑held administration at 619 Harrison Street, priced at $1.00 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Alexander Johnstone
Johnstone
Harrison Street
Bargain selection of coats gloves and accessories
A holiday sale advertises remaining stock of menswear and accessories at deep discounts. Coats, vests, suits, and beaver overcoats from Topeka Woolen Mills, with prices cut to about half. Gloves, mitts, handkerchiefs, neckwear, and mufflers are offered at reduced rates, urging quick purchase before stock runs out.
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el Aleo
Topeka Woolen Mills
Adler
Hall
Kate
Son
le Wed Peseene Havn
One Breath of Freedom and Then Cuba Annexation
Cuban leader Domingo Mendes Capote says Cuba will likely join the United States after a period of independence. The provisional government is dissolving as the army assembly governs, with commissions issued for officers and talks of using proceeds to pay troops and coordinate with the United States.
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Cuba
New York
Herald
Havana
Domingo Mendes Capote
Executive Commission
United States
General Assembly
Ieaders
Republic of Cuba
Cuban revolutionary advocate cites independence stance amid annexation rumor
In remarks described as a response to rumors, Dr Capote reiterates his support for complete independence for Cuba. He denies opposing annexation and says any such claim insults his career with the Cuban revolution, asserting the American people favor leaving the matter to a just course guided by honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mzit
Otenfuésee
Brown political moves and clerk prospects debated
A fragmentary report discusses Frank L. Broven and others pushing for Frank Brown to hold insurance commissioner clerical roles and potential positions as clerk of federal or state courts. The piece notes election timing and shifting plans amid party maneuvering.
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Amd
Alreidy
F. Fane
Cottonwood Falls
Tienwn
Te Wau
Congress
Brown
Nak Roar
Invasion of Uruguay Yet Begun Says Mepatch Report
A Montevideo dispatch to the New York Herald notes evolutionary bands from Brazil erasing the frontier and threatening to unite and march on the capital. Fellons are said to pursue these bands, believed to be a vanguard of a larger force gathering in Brazil for weeks, awaiting a favorable moment to move. The government received warning of the impending invasion.
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Hevela
Brazil
New York
Herald
Montevideo
Uruguay
Hraxilba
Cap- Henk
Bracit
Reredy
Eaeter
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Bishop
Millspauch
W. W. Sykes
Anna J. Hooley
Walter H. Vesper
Louis
Vesper
Mica Flora Veeper
Mixx Edna Guy
Myrtle Wellman
Ada Pulley
Hisle Graves
Ethel Mr.Laughtin
Anna Pulley
Katherine Graves
Carrie Vesper
Carol Forbes
Wil Herron
Bille Pulley
Frank Forbes
Santiago de Cuba
Real Philanthropy
Otto Muchas &Ie
West
Eighth Street
Sherman
Bleeoe
Payne
Abbott
Abott
Riscve
Sherman McGinnis
Scott
Abtt
Botkin
Burgess
Bott
Montgomery II
Eliott
Whitcomb & Biscoe
Boudn
C.F. Payne
Gen. W. Stansfield
L. S Woolverton
J. B. Bits & Co
HOOT
Pett
Merri Ae Santee Tar Geo
Burghart
Culver & Bailey
W.H. Wileun
the Hub Clothing Co
Frank Hobart
Milly, Adams Co
A. CO
Klingsman
A. T. Waggoner
H. Vv
Nour
Fpitesernid & Lannen
Finnie & Marsble
W. S. Furman
Swift & Holliday
Bashanan Husk
Gibralter Drug Co
Zoel
Rockford Sox
Ward
Jon
Regilariy
Cassimere
Flannsi
Sweet, Orr d& Co
Coeck
E. Harms
Kansas Avenue
The
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Cerry
Themen
Frank Brown
J. Reeves
Thormown
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