Ladies Music Club Hosts and Friends Concert Teaser
A Topeka Musi club meeting at Mrs J W Gotts addressed the Evolution of Musical Forms with Prof G Penny from the state university. The talk covered The Musical Sentence and related analysis, drawing engaged listeners and highlighting club members and guests.
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M. G Club
Vera Low
Miiver
Silas Hower Holder
Frank Davin
Murr
Jane Lloyd
Pitburg
J.C Mohler
Allert Patten
Siss Sacha Atchison
Langsnworth
Katherine Clough
Ivah Davis
J. W. Gotts
To- Peka
G . Penny
State University
Penny
A New Religion Promulgated By Dr Harry St Clair
New York reports a Syracuse correspondent says Dr Harry St Clair has published a new Bible named Oahspe and plans to found a new religion. Followers claim the mantle of the founder after dentist J B Newbrough, guided by dreams and a theophany involving light and angels, directing St Clair to spread the gospel worldwide.
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New York
Harry St. Clair
Syracuse
St. Clair
Joseph Smith
J. B. Newbrough
A New Challenger The Dennys Prepare a Fast Yacht
Telegrams from Glasgow report plans by The Dennys of Glasgow to build three yachts of their own design as a possible challenge for the Americas Cup. Lipton and designer Watson deny knowledge of the move. Lipton says Shamrocks can be used as trial boats but a 1902 challenge is deemed unlikely.
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Dennys
Glasgow
London
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas Lipton
George I. Watson
Thomas
Shamrocks
Kansas City and Return $2.00 Santa ta
Thanksgiving day football attractions in Kansas and Missouri with theater promotions. Tickets on sale November 33 though good returning November 29. Six trains daily each way. Fast mail departs Kansas City at 2 20 am for theater attendees.
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Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Chicago
Santa Fe
Topeka
Chicageo
Rock Island
Truce and Threat in Leavenworth Sparks Public Debate
The Leavenworth Chronicle-Tribune urges internal harmony to promote town interests and vows to smother personal feuds if needed. A pauper warns of a fierce fight if Dr. Anthony disrupts coal mines, while Liebty's Celery Nerve Compound is advertised as a remedy for nervousness. Train schedules to Chicago are listed with multiple daily options.
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Leavenworth Chronicle-Tribune
Chronicle-Tribune
Leavenworth
Anthony
Liebty
Geo. Te 'Stanfield
Kansas Ave
Marshall Bros
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cough Cure Ad Case
An old advertisement promotes a cough and cold remedy with a no cure no pay promise. It mentions a Rock Island Flyers football contest return trip from Kansas to Missouri with a $2.00 round trip on Union Pacific and a similar $2.00 Kansas City deal. The wording is garbled but reflects period medical tonics and travel deals. The fragment references Dr Wood's Norway Pine and other elixirs in a sales pitch.
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Kansas
Missouri
Rock Island Flyers
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Ife
Wood
Norway Pi
Lds
Photographs Our Holiday Stock of Mountings and Novelties
The shop announces a holiday stock of photographic mounts in all sizes styles and colors including oval mounts panels and a new white cabinet mount. Carbon portraits claim to be unique in the city. The studio offers Saturday evening sittings by flashlight and seeks two first class retouchers.
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Bristol
Railroad Board Report Not Yet Issued by Governor
Governor Stanley ruled the state board of railroad commissioners need not publish a fall report as the board has not existed long enough to justify the expense. Since July 2 the board has handled minor disputes against railroads. Annual statistics are for legislative use. with no legislature this year, the statistics will be published next year. The report cost would run about $4,000 to $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Board
Stanley
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Kensington election tests mayor Pyle vindication
In Kensington, Smith County, voters will decide next Monday if Mayor Peter Pyle and one councilmember should be re elected amid a dispute over a prior city marshal dismissal. The local paper argues for Pyle’s unanimous reelection as a test of political vindication. A Medical Board of Registry and Examination will meet to consider examining osteopaths under the new law amid long practicing physicians. Union Pacific 21th returns in November.
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Kensington
Uttle
Smith County
McKinley
Aumyor
Peter Pyle
Pyle
State Board of Medienl
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D. H
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Miler
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Goodrich
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W. BR. Marshall
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Chat M. Smyth
C.D. Hudson
Jack Shartit
Arthur Hiwell
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Alice Hartman
Annie Meyers
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Helen Harris
Marie Wen
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Grace
J. D. Johnson
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Mr Johnston
State House
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Harry Miller
Noble
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David Norton
Virginia
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Colorado Springs
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Frank Pescock
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Furman
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Willa Rodgers
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J. B.thompson
Harry Steinberg
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Bert Fesler
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Alliance of Unity Church
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Taylor Street
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Redlands
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Clark
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Ppeka
Princle McArthur
Monroe Street
Will Sells
Maple Hill
Harrison Morgan
Isabel Hudson
Ben. Criswell
A. P. Wilder
Mra Criswell
Nettie Criswell
Normal
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Mra Ben Criswell
Clara Chamberlain
Colville
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