Still Hard Up New York Relief Temporary and Limited
New York's relief measures proved temporary as money market stringency persisted amid disturbances in foreign stock markets. War fears in South Africa dampened London trading, with discount rates rising and gold shipments slowing. Some gold arrived from Cuba and mint drafts eased liquidity late in the week, but declines remained widespread and markets stayed under pressure.
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York
Stock Market
South Africa
London
Thet
Guba
San Francisco
Central Pacific Deposits $47 Million in Government Bonds
Washington reports the Central Pacific Railroad company has deposited $47,100,000 in 4 per cent gold bonds with the United States treasury to secure notes due the government on the January purchase. This action follows the contract made at that time. The note security aligns with the government’s purchase agreement and the winter period referenced.
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Washington
Central Pacific Railroad Company
United States Treasury
Tickets On Sale October For Wichita Return
Incomplete notice lists travel options with prices 462 Vis Ganta and dates October 2 to 14. Text contains garbled phrases and partial names linked to a transport offer and medical warnings, though readable elements indicate a round trip package and reimbursement notes.
Chaldean and other clubs hold social and literary events
Notable society notices describe Chaldean club and Ninde Chautauqua gatherings at Mrs. Allis's home with Larimer address, plus Woman's Club, Atlantean, and D A R meetings. Reports cover lectures, music, and upcoming programs, with venue details in Topeka and surrounding towns.
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Occidental
W. W. Allis
H. G. Larimer
Chaldean Cid
Sim
Ninde Chautauqua
Ninde Chautau- Qub
Fred Slater
Missy Eleanor Work
Reception at Mrs Shellabarger's home in Topeka
Mrs J L Shellabarger and daughter hosted a Friday afternoon reception on Harrison street with guest of honor Mrs Joseph Shellabarger of New York City. The halls and rooms featured Oriental colors, ferns, begonias, ice centerpiece, and red and green decor. Assisted by a list of ladies including Mrs George M Noble and Mrs Jonathan Themes, the event drew a stylish crowd with music from a mandolin club.
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Pike
Kunsie
Weet
Topeka
Hudson
D. AR
Weltwaning
Usaistiug
Dagaudt
Atete TL A. R
Afount
Mernon
Stars and Stripes
Neas
T. W. Harrison
J. L. Shellabarger
Mise Josephine Shellabarger
Harrison Street
Joseph Shellabarger
New York City
Ada
Eva Bailey
Gertrude Hanklath
George M. Noble
Jonathan Themes
Thompson
T. Bo Sweet
We. A. McCarter
Rachel Weaver
H. P. Hillyer
A. H. Thom
Charles Thomas Sen Walter
Art Afternoon and Viennese Club News in Topeka
Mrs F M Prescott hosted an art afternoon at her West Tenth Street home with displaying Mich Eckters works and stories. The Viennese Club elected officers Roger Van Hook president Paul Roche vice president George Barry secretary and announced a Harmony ball party for Friday. A Pleasant Party featured Miss Alice Mead’s drawing contest prize and invited guests on Tenth Avenue.
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F. M. Prescott
West Tenth Street
Micheck Ters
L. H. Crandell
Michael Angelo
Wagner
Mise Pearade Prescott
Chopin
Raphael
Roger van Hook
Paul Roche
McRetary
George Barry
Harmony Ball
Lst
Everett Akers
Pred Gehagan
Harry Bowen
Herbert Hobinson
Will Tikker
Barry Guavitt
Mind Whith Russon
Tenth Avenue
Ming Alice Meato
Erie
Edith Atwood
Virgina
Alice Meadé
Little Rupple
Rose Dalley
Mamie Knox
Florence Compton
Mabel Guth- Pert
Mary Christian
Sfisaj Pansy Truman
Mra
J. D. McFarland
Harrison Shest
Adams Bros
Ti Kan Ave
Julian E. Thompson
Wills Norton
Harold T. Chase
Here
Topeka Avenue
Mise Frances’ Brooks Chase
H. Lininger
Potwin
Wennesday
Roothatee
FH. Bowlby
Othe Hatlanthas Club
J. F. Wright
Brigham Avenue
Seventh Streets
BR McCurdy
City of
Mexico
EW. Poindexter
Kansas City
Felicity Club
Dan Small
W. T. Crosby
W. H. Eastman
Crosby
Eastman
Sire Tl. Klene
Toledo
Lulu Thompson
Aira
Knight
Toraday
Syracuse
Neltia
Lawrence
Misa Emma Barber
Gomer Thomas
Edwin Peiday
T. J. Husikin
Kimba
D. C. Burson
Topeka
Viola White
P. M. Andersoon
Wichita
Beulah
O. S
Lena Pitts
Overbrook
Carl Kiemp
Chicago
Helen Butterly
Nellie Neville
Pleasant Hour Club
Scott
Degree of Honor
Immmole
Madison Street
John Rain
Arkansas
J. Ampleby
Jefferson Street
Wichita and Raturo $46 Via Sante eo
Tickets on sale October 3 for a Wichita event featuring Raturo with Via Sante, priced at 46 dollars. Return trip dates set for October 1, with details limited in readable fragments.
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Wichita
Raturo
Santeeo
Cane Rush at Washburn College Captivates Campus
The annual cane rush outside the Washburn college chapel erupts in a half hour of furious chaos as Freshmen and Sophomores clash for canes. Flashing lights and frenzied charges yield a chaotic but lively campus spectacle with students in football attire joining the melee.
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Washburn College
College Chapel
Efsah
Arepa
Thos
Opinion Against Mediation in Transvaal Affair
A Washington dispatch to the Herald reports strong opposition among leading men to the United States offering mediation between Great Britain and the South African republics. Even Boer sympathizers doubt U.S. mediation is justified unless asked, with few arguing for unrequested involvement.
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New York
Oct. T
Herald
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Dewey Promised to Visit Atlanta by November First
A delegation from Atlanta met Admiral Dewey in Washington on October 7 and invited him to visit. Dewey pledged to come to Atlanta at some time not later than November 1, with the exact date to be arranged by Representative Livingstone of Georgia. The meeting also involved a protest against reorganizing departmental headquarters in Atlanta.
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William G. Lowe
Atlanta
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Paris
Ter
Regan
William Tod Helmuth
Ireland
Thorvardeen Society
Pioneer Club of London
Ita
Sarah Grand
W. T. K. Club
Denver
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Livingstone
Georgia
Meiklejohn
Department of the Gulf
Department of the East
McKinley
Toot
Export rates raised by Transcontinental lines
Chicago October 7 Representatives of the Transcontinental lines set export rates from Chicago to the Atlantic seaboard at 14 to 20 cents per 100 pounds and 1% to 22 cents on domestic corn with all other export grains at 2 cents. The advance begins November 1 amid eastbound car famine and movement difficulties.
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Chicago
Transcontinental Lines
Atlantic Seaboard
Robbed the Grave Incident Narrated by Julia Pilbridge
A damaged narrative recalls severe illness and skin and eye decay. The account credits Burdock Blood Bitters with a dramatic recovery, describing a terrible breakout cured as a miracle. The piece frames the remedy as life changing for Pilbridge in Philadelphia.
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Julia Pilbridge
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Arkansas City
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Junction City
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