Thames Opposition to Lipton in Royal Squadron Row
London reports that Lord Dunraven and Sir Thomas Lipton remain at odds over inclusion in the royal yacht squadron. Despite royal efforts, Lipton’s election seems remote, with potential withdrawals by members if forced to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
Thames
Royal Squadron
London
Prince of Wales
Lord Dunraven
Thomas Lipton
Foye Yacht Squadron
Otter
Royal Yacht Squadron
Mog
Ora Andon Stom
Royal Baker and P Best Things Offer Free Recipes
A local bakery advertises free recipes to every patron with a royal tone. The notice lists a full address for readers seeking these complimentary culinary tips and showcases its generous value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baker and
Sead
Croker's Agent Nagle Resigns Due to Ill Health
New York reports Davies Nagle forced to resign turf agent post for Richard Croker because of ill health. He bought a 30 acre stud near San Diego and plans to retire in California, spending time in Wiesbaden with Parson Davis before returning to New York. Nagle paid 80000 dollars for the property and intends to quit racing in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dayvid Nagle
Richard Croker
Cables
London
San Diego
Cal
Nanna
San Prancisco
Nagle Swat
Wiesbaden
Parson Dajis
Buchanan seeks 37500 from Webb City foot racers
Port Scott Kansas reports Robert Buchanan a wealthy stockman from near Kearney Nebraska arrived with his attorney to pursue 37500 in federal court against the Webb City foot racers indicted by the recent grand jury. He alleges involvement by local figures and met with Representative J A Davis to back the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Scott
Kan
Robert Buchanan
Kearney
Neb
Clair
Webb City
Federal
Br. Buchanan
Buchanan
J. A. Davis
Scott's Emulsion Aims to Restore Flesh and Appetite
A vintage advertorial extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for weak stomachs and thin constitutions. It promises to improve taste and flesh with regular dosing, urging readers to begin if they are thin and able to eat, and credits Brutt & Bowne of New York with the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Rowne
Pearl Street
New York
Cution now pending in the federal courts
A brief court note indicates that action is pending in federal courts. The fragment mentions ongoing judicial proceedings and does not provide names, dates, or specific case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cution
Des Moines Franchise Withdrawn From Western League
Des Moines owners Frank P. Flynn Harry Elliott and W. P. C. Chase announce they will abandon the Des Moines franchise next year as Minneapolis Kansas City Omaha and St Paul withdraw to the new Western association leaving Des Moines without a team. Des Moines and St Joseph opt out since a berth in the proposed minor six club league is not desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frank P. Flynn
Harry Elliott
W. P. C. Chase
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Western Associaion
St Joseph
Anthrax Outbreak Reported Near Fairmount
Leavenworth reports anthrax in cattle near Fairmount with three head owned by Mrs. H Hemley dead and others stricken. Dr D Waldron, attending veterinarian, says no great alarm is needed as spread can be checked using the standard blackleg vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Fairmount
Hotfoot Story and Topeka Social Club Mystery
A Topeka young man George Wilcox, nicknamed Chief Exscationer of The Hotfoots, travels to Mexico to seek a position at the Mexican Central and is shadowed by secret service for months. Authorities learn The Hotfoots is a social club, not a political threat. Local notes mention OsKaloosa visitors, Thanksgiving visits, and a Thanksgiving musical at the opera house. Weather records list major cities with temperatures and a cough remedy ad closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilcox
Topeka
Mexico
Mexiqucan Central
the Hotfoots
Wilcox
Hotfoots
Nike
Gore
Secret Service
Oakaloosa
Opeka
Oskaloosa
Wm Morse
Kusixax City
Macnee Cather
P Jolinvon
Oskaloon
Marlon
Convent of the Sacred Heart
St. Lewis
Irene Patterson
Eleanor Morse
Mound City
Kansas University
Channing Folsom
Daily Item
New’ Orleans
Welch
Dennis
Poster
Topeke
Opera House
Topeka Daily Snaps at Local Club News and Public Notices
The December 11 commercial club meeting is announced. Alumnus kindergarten group meets with Miss Maude Kimball at 1016 Polk. Judge Garver lectures on common law and equity. Ottawa players Evans and Neisell return home. Evans captains the team. Elka memorial services set for Sunday at Masonic lodge. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Alumnus
Maude Kimball
Polk Street
T. F. Garver
M. CA. Lanw
Jack Evans
A. E. Neisell
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Evans
Elka
Locge
Masonic
William Thomson
Burlingame
RC. Helzer
Mayor Morse
Eorporia
Topeke
Eva Morse
Stormont Hospital
West Eighth streetcar extension eyed to Buchanan
Residents along West Eighth from Clay to Buchanan push for a council petition to grant a right of way for street car tracks. Governor Stanley is said to back the plan and influence local support while paving costs are debated as the main obstacle and potential burden on property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warner
Ethel Rcostird
Hix Springs
Kan
Coblentz Me Butler & Cochran
Cottonwood Falls
Way ‘Townsend
Lon Townsend
Topeka
Stanley
McKinley Monument Fund
Karl Groeshner
Tedde Conservatory of Music
Mendelasohn
Church of the Good Shepherd
M. Connell
van Buren Street
Clalin
Wolf Bros. & Cole
TL. Vanderpool
Vanderpool
Hust Highth Street
West Eighth
Clay Street
Buchanan Street
Yemsel
Sense About Food Foods That Help Digestion
A reader promotes Grape-Nuts as safe anytime meals for indigestion. Mrs Nation of Terre Haute testifies it ended her four year stomach misery and lists improved appetite and calmer digestion. A second account claims Grape-Nuts aided a weak family member, with children praising its nourishing elements and fewer illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elim Nation
Grand Ave
Terre Haute
Ulen
Kimball Pipe Organ Completes At Church of the Assumption
The new Kimball Pipe Organ, finished after four months of work, is praised for its modern design and acoustical balance. It features advanced voicing, delicate solo stops, tubular pneumatic action, and a light touch. Purchased through W F Roehr Music Co. for 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball
Church of the Assumption
W. F. Roehr Music Co
Ed rs access at governor’s mansion noted in report
A report highlights easier access for visitors to the governor’s mansion grounds via enhanced e drs to the gates. The improvement would aid attendees at receptions and other events held at the mansion.
Topeka and Missouri Governors Complete Portrait Collections
Governor Dockery of Missouri and Mayor Hughes of Topeka completed their portrait collections on Thanksgiving Day. Dockery hung oil paintings of former Missouri governors in the executive mansion, while Hughes framed photographs of past Topeka mayors for the mayor's office. The two added the final picture, Orrin T. Welch of New York City, which has remained elusive. The mayor’s collection includes 25 photographs. The State Journal prints images from Hughes’s Topeka mayoral collection.
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Governor Dockery
Missouri
Mayor Hughes
Topeka
Hughes
Dockery Eich
Orrin T. Welch
New York City
The
State Journal Today
Murphy in A Capitol Comedy Draws Small Topeka Crowd
Tim Murphy, poorly advertised in Topeka, drew a small audience at the Crawford for A Capitol Comedy. The critic notes the play’s realism and political wit, predicting Murphy’s rising status and praising Wilstach as a strong contributor to the touring production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Murphy
Topeka
Iawford
Sounet
Murple
Tie Das
Rebron
Sol Smith Russel
Crane
Washington
Tan
Congress
Warrington
Mr. Sturphy
Trun
Capitol
Mr. Westach
Agelaide Thurston
Thurston
Classic Playwright’s Work Celebrated For Humor And Harmony
The reviewer lauds the play for its good clean humor natural courtships and novelty. Four acts are praised for ease and euphony marking the work as a classic in the critic’s view.
Real estate transfers and notices from local deeds
Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances with buyers and sellers, lot numbers and street names including Locust, Bellview, Transas are, Lincoln, Norris, Polk, Garfield, Taylor, and Fourth streets. Also an old bank notice and rheumatism ad appear amid property items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Harris
Estella EB. Euler
Locust St
A. Bradley
Geo. W. Bowlus
Bellview
Dudley
G. Dudley
G. L. Baughman
Baughman
Lincoln Street
Throop
H. Checksfield
Jao
Lene Ae
Norris
D. Nash
A. A Mecham
Polke St
Jan Mecham
Garfeld
Avior At
Polk Street
Leer’ Sub
Augustus W. Sampson
Chas B._ Gibson
Dillon St
Thurston Place
W. Kitehill
Inverted nail injury to a young girl's foot
A report describes a dangerous incident where a child received nail punctures from ten Penny Nails and four others, with subsequent care claims. The account names Mr M Powell, a merchant, and mentions a remedy called Dr Wood's Norway Oil and a cough syrup, as well as antiseptic treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Powell
Chamberlain's Pass
Chia
Aiscomfort i Powellie
Klusmire Broke By Verdict Wife Murder Trial Ends
In Oskaloosa William H Klusmire awaiting sentence breaks down in jail after a second degree murder verdict. His eight children fare homeward in grief with May and the younger daughter Carrie showing mixed reactions as the family faces potential orphanhood. The scene captures a man once calm, now shattered, amid a sorrowful courtroom exit.
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Bolton
Oskaloosa
William H. Klusmire
Sii
Fali
Lerner
Holan
May
Carrie
Legal note on Holton attorneys in Oskaloosa trial
Attorneys Sidney Hayden and A E Crane of Holton will attend the trial in Oskaloosa as active lawyers for the defendant. The text indicates ongoing proceedings and the formal involvement of local legal counsel in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To & Man
Sidney Hayden
A. E. Crane
Holton
Oskaloosa
Thin Corning
Pope
Salvation Army Topeka Prepares Christmas Dinner for 1000
The Salvation Army in Topeka plans to feed 1000 poor men women and children on Christmas Day. Captain Waters and Brn Waters oversee the effort and request donations of food or money at 31 Kansas Avenue Army hall. Dinner is set for eleven o clock with hampers for those unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Topeia
Brn
Waters
Army Hall
Kansas Avenue
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William BT
Croker
Nebraskan
Ealy
Brutt & Bowne
Peart Stress
Leavenworth County
Loviety
Chitaso
Boston
Adelphia
Simmenpolla
Cincinnati
le Louis
Seh
Gov. Dockery
Dr. Wood
California
Efpast Trains
E. W. Thompson
T. A
Kans
Klusmire
Kinsmire
Shriatmas
Fostetters
Bitte
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