Standard Shoe Machinery Trust Aims to Unite Makers
New York Ort 10 The Standard Shoes Machinery company formed to consolidate major shoe manufacturing machinery firms and allied interests into a world spanning trust. Backed by leaders from Woodworm Bay State and other prominent makers the plan envisions royalties and a combined capital structure of 8 000 000 7 percent preferred and 92 000 000 common stock with a large treasury reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leather Trust
New York
Bhos Machinery Company
Beihg
American Hide and Leather Company
Upper Leather Trust
Thomas
Ryan
New Enrians
Ehor Machinery
Musi Eturers
Therselves
Standard Shot Machinery Company
Woodworm Manufacturing Company
Ite
Bay State Shoe Machinery Company
Ita
Bursell
Siating
England
Motorweis
EB Brecher
Diamond Statch Company
Westville
Conn
B. FL Spinney
Doctors In Topeka Offer Free Three Months Care
Eminent physicians from the Hrilaisa Medical Institute establish a free three month branch at 412 Topeka Avenue in Topeka. They provide consultation, examination, and minor operations at no charge, aiming to become personally acquainted with patients. Treatments cover many diseases and deformities, with a promise of cure where possible, under Dr S Edward McCully in charge. Office hours 9 am to 3 pm, no Sunday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrilisa Medical Insttute
Topeka
Topeka Avenue
Miso
S. Edward McCully
Wurgéen
Institute
Pee Gestion Wink Foe
Ncs
Performance of 777 at Crawford Theatre Divides Opinion
Review of the Monday night showing of 777 notes variance from melodrama norms with a faded villa bed and scrubby beard replacing the hero’s regal look. The hero dominates the show but the villain earns little pay, and while some stumbles occur the production mostly satisfies melodrama fans. Audience size was small but appreciative of the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Theater
Ted Hero
Prince Albert
Laller
Villian
Jean
Deaven
Ines
Iflain
A. W. Fremont
Oloner
Kate
Mtr Freunt
Resurrectiontet
Iving
Company
Fremont
Iesl Capalie
Water main extension amendment notes cost share by residents
Kansas City ordinance draft allows water to be supplied to residents on any street with no mains, upon deposits covering estimated total costs. Depositors provide written agreement to buy water at set rates, and deposits fund winter bills until consumed. after which mains become city property. Also an 1839 effective date clause. Also an unrelated ad for Winslow's Syrup for mothers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Board of Public Works
Ae Water
Tommy
Maree
Umtine
Topeka Society Bride among Independence guests
At noon today Miss Edna Carpenter married Rufus Ragland of Independence Missouri at the bride’s mother Mrs T M Carpenter’s Madison street home. Watson’s orchestra played Mendelssohn as the ceremony proceeded with ornate decor and a four course breakfast served to guests including many out of town visitors. The couple will reside at 02 West Maple Independence after November 1. Ragland is a Kaneis City businessman and the Topeka society circle toasts the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Carpenter
Rufus Hudspeth Ragland
Independence
T. M. Carpenter
Madison Street
Watson
Mendelssohn
Mims Carpenter
Mr. Ragland
Countermine
J. M. Ragland
Kansas City
Edwards
Ornam
Cox
CE. Waerdin
Lean Vinten
Teen Johnser
Ragtadla
Kaneis City
Kansas
Topeka
D. J. Greenwala
Jack
Mm RE Taylor
Topekavenue
Western Avenue
Walterust
Chanute
J. J. Way
Joe Pay
Pearl Sample
Denver
Colorado Springs
Wo HH Heed
Joe
Grace Weétss
Atchison
Austin Joy
C. D. Wentworth
Jay Martin
Sen
Newton
Mabel Foucht
Concordia
C. A. McGuire
Spring Harbor
Mich
Chicago
T. G. Wear
Pittsburg
Local society notes and visits in Topeka area
Mrs Lermore hosts a birthday gathering for Hazel Criowell with guests including Helen Woodard and Marie Leger. Claudia Kent born to Mr. and Mrs. Percy A. Cappa. Jayse DeWitte Hagar and others noted. Mrs Annie Roger plans extended east trip. Vespuccian club to meet at Mrs J B Calvert. Mrs D W Millard returns from Kansas City visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Curtis Witwer
Mra. Grant Thompson
Wamego
Topeka
Purcelle
Vespuccian Club
J. B. Calvert
van Buren Street
Mra
D. W. Millard
Kansas City
Resigning Episcopal Clergyman Sees End of Ministry
New York interview with Rev. Dr. F. De Costa after resigning over Dr. Charles A. Briggs admission discusses dismay at diocesan actions. He charges the church with aging ideologies, laments moral drift, and notes personal hardship and financial pressures while rejecting the modernist trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. de Costa
Charles A. Briggs
de Cost
Cleer
Pelf
Root goes to work on military and Philippines plans
New York reports Secretary Root returns from the West with the president and will begin work on the annual report for ports, discussing government in the Philippines and Cuba. He will likely refrain from army reorganization recommendations, leaving the issue until after the Philippines joins war, and may draft a bill for permanent army reorganization. War is underway and actions extend into fall.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Lew Milhetary
Cuba
Burto
Mithdenwal
Toe Woldes
Philppine
Hell
Tn Hu
Brerent
North Side Merchants Oppose Kaw Bridge Funding
North Topeka residents led by J. H. Foucht oppose the $2,000 county appropriation for a new Kaw River bridge east of Topeka. He claims grantville road is well maintained and condemns the county commissioners for diverting public funds to Shawnee County, urging readers to inspect roads themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
J. H. Foucht
North Topeka
Kaw
State Journal
Topeka
Grantville
Grantville State Road
Toperks
Jefferson County
Wntrie
Kansas Avenue
Shawnee County
Public outcry over county bridge project dubbed a theft
A Shawnee county letter decries a grantville Jefferson county bridge plan as a blatant public steal. It accuses two Shawnee officials of draining 304 thousand to 12 thousand dollars from the county treasury to favor Jefferson county landholders. The writer calls for a taxpayers backed investigation and pledges to cover the bill if proof of theft cannot be shown. Willamas is praised for voting against it.
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Old Bridge
Jefferson County
Grantville
Tecumseh
Board of Trade
Shawnee County
Shawnes County
Willamas
Shawnee
Ely
Honeaty
Dark for Filipinos News Flash From Washington Aims at Manila
A Washington dispatch says Acting Secretary Allen sails aboard the cruiser Newark bound for the Philippines to coordinate operations and replace commanders. Repairs on the artillery cruiser Basiger will take fifteen days. the ship New Orleans is en route to New York for repairs as the Brooklyn waits for Manila. The report notes Admiral Capocin Recah at Guantarame commands a fleet awaiting further orders.
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New York
Washington
Allen
Newark
Philippines
Rillegent
Mareteland
Capocin Recah
Guantarame
Arcliilary Cruber Basiger
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Manila
Census Director to appoint special agents in major cities
Washington Oct 10 Director Merriam of the census plans to appoint thirty to forty special agents in the largest cities for a limited period. The work aims to gather information on mechanics and manufacturing industries and to classify industries into groups such as food and kin dred products textile iron and steel and leather. The effort precedes the main survey and will proceed once core topics are completed.
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Washington
Merriam
Spevial
Ts Gasherine
Mera Te
Pate Ge
Tudor
Io Ae
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry Plan New York Tour
Sir Henry Irving and Ellen Terry announce a London troupe to perform in New York on a schedule starting at the Knickerbocker Theater. The itinerary lists venues in October and several U.S. cities including Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Indianapolis, and New York, with dates staggered through winter.
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Sir Henry Irving
Miss Ellen Terry
New York
Sir Henry Trying
Ellen Terry
Veil
London
Knickerbocker Theater
Fittehure
Alvin Theater
Jacor Cleveland
Grand Opera Nosise
Indianapolis
Wenmay Loge
Vine
Chester
Chinamen Deportations From San Francisco Border Case
In St Paul Minnesota October 1 United States district court official Tudge Lochren ordered the deportation of Lee Seng and Ah Wah Lem Seng. They were sent to Denver and San Jose respectively after failing to obtain the required reentry certificate from the port collector of San Francisco. They had tried to return to the United States via Canada four months later but were refused admission and directed back across the border.
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Lee Seng
Ah Wah
St. Paul
Minn
Tudge Lochren
United States District Court
Tool Fant
Lee Cit
AN Wah Lem Seng
Denver
San Jose
Ban Fraciado
United States
Coffee Planters Exit Oaxaca For Mining Boom
In Oaxaca on October 10 the flood of coffee planters abandoning plantations for mining continues as coffee prospects stay weak. Some properties have been bought by new capitalists betting on a future recovery in the coffee trade amid rising mining interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaxaca
Mexico
Banquet for Churchmen at St Paul Reception
Oct 10 in St Paul Minnesota a Protestant Episcopal church congress opened with a reception and banquet at the Ryac hotel hosted by the churchmen. Prominent divines from across the country attended while Justice Brewer visited the U S embassy and met Lord Paunceforth. Carterville miners posted bond for appearance in a separate matter.
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St Paul St. Paul
Minn
Protestant Episcopal Church Congress
Ryac
Chubr
Twin Cities
Carterville
Springfield
Mls
George Walker
Jack McCutcheon
James Thompson
Dave Watson
Martin Shadowens
John Shadowens
Jack Beltz
James Warren
Abe SY
Receiver Appointment In Des Moines Delays
The attorney general heads a move to appoint a receiver for Equitable Mutual Life. Washington and Des Moines officials report the action tied to a pending annual meeting and a proposed restructuring. Major Brainerd, formerly chief commissioner at Manta, travels home ill from Tokyo, per a cable dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Moines
Laws
Gi Wateriou Foc
Equitable Mutual Life Sehemary
Brainerd
Washington
Weaton
Diramera
Manta
Nawasaki
Great Ore Road Rally Promises High Drama
Ambitious road race spectacle shuts in on Oct as local rally scene showcases a claiming event. Contenders from multiple clubs race through treacherous terrain aiming for top honors and citywide recognition. Officials flag safety measures while sponsors pledge strong community support and prize incentives.
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Uneeda
Jinjer Waufer
Norway
Maine
Lynn
Mass
National Security Markef
J. N. Smith
WB Hosmer
Weston
H. Tt. Rechfield
Wooedwart Manufacturing Company
Boston
RF. Spencer
Hamilton Brown Shoe Company
St. Louis
Riley Thomson
General Electricompany
Swampscort
Mast
F. W. Curtiss
Curtiss, Tones & Co
Reading
EB. B. Reed
Rochester
F.C. Pingree
Pingree & Smith
Detroit
Sich
Pras
Mes Winslow
Topeka Society
Rufus H. Ragland
Groom
Independence, Mo
Arthur Murphy
Stirten Murphy
Polk Street
First Presbyterian Church
du BF de Costa
Root
Imperial
Union
THE
Uncle Sam
Special Agents
Mer. Co
East Sixth
Bargain Department Store
Justice Brewer
Filter Drate Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Lord Paunceforth
Erica
Whittelsey Mer
Curmerw Bank
Brook In
Geurauld
Crain
Druggins
Vancy
Cabedan
Great Jones
B. T
Epeer
Fire Willis
Amar Ees
Ee Warvun
Sexna
Mayer Me
Cine
Bronenitis
Bruce Neue
AOS
A AG
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