Social and Personal Notes From Mire Maine
Mire Van Valkenburg entertained a small group at thimbles on Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs. L. H. Waugh of Cleume Texas. The ON. C. Club met at Wetherell's hall, reorganized for the season with W. H. Davis elected president. Numerous social visits and hosting at homes across the community followed, with many names and events listed in this lively social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Valkenburg
H. Waugh
Cleume
Texan
Dun Small
Mra
Porter Smith
CG. Foss
Hare
LE Waush
Fred Freem
ON. C
Wetherell’s Hall
W. H. Davis
Ldl Reed
W. F. Schochtreme
W. H. Darts
W. E. Sthoch
J. Bhubert
3. Totre
Ric H Woetherel
J. Télion
Pation
Burlington
Fred Tuckerman
J. la Mane
Visiting locals and upcoming dinner service note
Mrs Jobo G West and Miss Bessie Weat Bir and Mrs Sam Thompson with daughter Jessie of Ft Madison Ta visit the city. J A Davis has gone to Dodge City on business. Epicurean announces a new departure for next Sunday with dinner served from to 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo G. West
Bessie Weat Bir
Sam Thompson
Jessie
Ft Madieun
J. A. Davis
Dodge City
Epicurean
Beef and dairy breding urged by Wa tonal leader at Omaha meet
Thompson of the Wa tonal Live Stock Exchange notes at South Omaha a large attendance for the National Live Stock Exchange session. Peters stresses breeding and feeding to produce supreme cattle, sheep, and dairy stock, urging noninbred, early marketed animals and a focus on best bloodlines to strengthen state economies and home markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Watonal Live Stock Exchange
Omaha
National Live Stock Exchange
South Omiaha
Es Rrennpeters
Es al
Mmula
Unus
Wales
St At Via
Plana
Loremont
Cuttie
Ita
JT Sane
Public irrigation urged to boost prosperity and farming
In a speech addressing western development, advocates irrigation to transform arid lands into productive fields, emphasizing the lasting economic and social benefits for producers and communities. The talk links irrigation to better homes, government, and livestock while urging young farmers to pursue industrious, skilled farming. After the address, routine business followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
West
Surgeon General Wyman to Inspect Fever Work Tour
Surgeon General Weimar departs for a one week to ten day inspection tour of fever control efforts in the deep south. He will visit Cincinnati Chattanooga Atlanta Mobile New Orleans and other points, consult state health authorities, and review current fever cases. Reports note fever with 23 new cases at Franklin plus additional cases across Mississippi and nearby towns. one death in Starkville and other scattered cases. Powhatan quarantine measures and deaths linked to recent ships are mentioned.
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Wyman
Washington
Weimar
Cincinnati
Chattanoosa
Atlanta
Moblie
New
Franklin
Jackson
Starkville
Madison
Wareland
Caken
Harriston
Jared
Pana tense over imported negroes riot fears and militia order
A telegram from Virden warns of a planned landing of imported negroes at Pana after a riot at Virden. Governor Tanner orders Capt Harris to block all landings with militia and miners ready to assist. Harris vows to fire if negroes land and refuse orders. widespread tension grips miners and citizens awaiting action. In San Francisco, Oct 14, a habeas corpus hearing deferred as Beerson cases move toward supreme or federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pans
Virden
Lukins
Chicago-Virdén Coal Company
Pana
Capt Harris
Company GO
Aurora
Reece
Tanner
Springfeld
Capt
Harris
G. G. Cravens
Oleher
Harrie
Tanher
Cravens
No Politics In Suit Against Mulvane Rocks Republican Talks
A $125,000 damages suit filed in district court targets John R. Mulvane over alleged capital stock irregularities. Cyrus Leland and ex-Governor Morrill deny political aims, calling it a business matter. Stockholders including Arthur Capper and James L. Elezarold Chase back the litigation while emphasizing protecting holders’ interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Leland
E. Morrill
John R. Mulvane
Topeks Capital
Sny
Leland
Theoriea Ag
Topeka Capital Company
Capital
Hudson
Merrill
Henry Keeler
T. W. Harrson
Mr. Morrill
Topeka
Arthur Capper
James L. Elezarold
T. Chase
Dell Kelzer
Capper
Mr. King
Quinton & Quinton
Litigal
Mr. Chase
Mr. Kolzen
Morrill
Leland Ie
Glass Cutters and Manufacturers Fail to Agree on Wages
Pittsburg Oct 14 The wage scale deadlock between the glass cutters' scale committee and the American Window Glass Manufacturers' association halts a general factory restart today. Independent plants at Elwood Pa South Anderson Ind Monongahela City and Ardmore Pa likely to open as planned. About 15 000 glass workers idle since June 30. Factories under American Window Glass Co to bank furnaces tonight. The Wheeling steamer Sunboat Wheeling from St Michas reports a government survey party aboard. The Wheeling will reach its destination next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Window Glass Manufacturers’ Association
Elwood
South Anderson
Ind
Monorgahels City
Ardmore
American Window Glass Company
Gia
Wheeling
Sentiie
Wash
Stynge City
Alaska
St. Michas
Pratt
Time Extended for Tradesmen's Bank by Comptroller Dawes
Washington October 14. A committee from Tradesmen's National Bank of New York met Comptroller Dawes regarding the bank's affairs. The examiner reports net depositors owed 2.402 million as of Oct 4, with short term bills and cash totaling about 2.200 million, leaving an asset gap near 208 thousand. Dawes extends time to form a liquidating committee and seek certificates of deposit to meet obligations, selecting directors to supervise the process and awaiting a detailed asset appraisal before a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Tradesmen's Bank
Washington
Tradesmean’s National Bank of New York
Wiliam H. Woolverton
Joline Kauffmann
David H. Bates
Charles G. Dawes
National Bank
Sivas
New York
Talks of arbitration on Cuban debt and war material
Temps reports Madrid dispatch claiming Madrid circles discuss arbitration if commissions fail to settle Cuban debt, war material, and evacuation. America cites debt as prewar and argues it should rest with future Cuban government. Spain may favor annexation to the United States. Also notes protocol memoranda exchange and potential arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plas
Paris
The
Temps
Madrid
Spain
United States
Cuba
Cubs
Morgan vs Hill settles dividend dispute on Northern Pacific
A Northern Pacific director says Morgan and Hill factions have settled the dividend issue for the common stock. A 1 percent quarterly dividend on common stock is expected to be authorized at the November directors meeting after the preferred stock requirements are met. The Oregon Short Line through business dispute remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad
New York
J. P. Morgan
J. J. Hill
Atatlo
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Ife
Old Bug 18 Oldurate Refuses Surrender to U S Authorities
Minneapolis October dispatch reports a conference between Indian Commissioner Jones and the tribes to settle the peace question. Rumors of three ring leaders surrendering persist, but skepticism remains. Hog-Abe-Mab-Geelo g, blamed as ringleader, vows no marshal shall take him into custody, pressuring the authorities to secure his surrender. The tribes reportedly reached an understanding to be presented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Minneapolis
Walker Minn
Sayat
Jones
Hasties
Usie
Jedithouity
Hog-Abe-Mab-Geelo G
United States
Tennessee regiment faces 100 discharges for incompetency
In San Francisco on October 14 Major Field and Colonel Smith inspected the Tennessee regiment and the surgeon reported that 100 men might be discharged for sufficient reasons. The key reason cited is failure to develop aptitude in service, and the order will remove many objectionable characters from the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tennessee Regiment
Field
Smith
Knights Templar Session Debates Headquarters Move
The grand encampment at Carnegie Hall completed its fourth day with a key vote opposing relocating headquarters to Washington to archive all records. Officers to be installed this afternoon as grand master-elect may announce appointments. Attendance thins with knights returning home by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Uct
Knights Templar
Carnegie Hall
Washington
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co. stock increase voted down
At a special stockholders meeting in San Francisco on October 14 the Ha waiian Commercial and Sugar company considered raising capital from 10 900 000 to 15 000 000 but the proposal was rejected. President Polltta reported the corporation’s condition which was approved by shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
The
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company
Polltta
Judge rules street railways not railroads in fare case
San Francisco Oct 14 Superior Judge Seawell dismissed the board of railroad commissioners writ of mandate to force Market Street Railway to produce books. He says the term railroad does not cover street railways and only municipal authorities can set street car fares. the case will go to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Seawell
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Market Street Railway Company
Southern Pacific
No Use for the Gulf President Rejects U P D G Absorption
President Horace Q Burt says the Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf system will not be absorbed by the U P D G. He asserts the Julesburg line is under U P control and the union Pacific centerly the majority of shares will operate as an independent system. He mentions no plans from the Gulf system and dismisses rumors of Chicago and Denver purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Seys
Denver
Col
Horace Q. Burt
Union Pacific Validity
Aastch
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Hart
Unia Maclnie
Julesburg
Union Pacinie
PAU Usistile
Union Pacifie
Chicago
Maid Tie
Newark
Provident Hurt
Meeting on flags and weather bureau debate in session
A fragment discusses a session led by Letty Wills L. Moore with figures like Ted and Prot Hoorn arguing over flags and state victory symbolism. The text hints at signaling service slang and calls for area reform, focusing on the debate over the use of end opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pmahe
Gor
Hited States Weather Bureau
Ted
Letty
Wills L. Moore
Eniat
North Topeka Society Gossip and Local Notices
Iteme intended for thin calumny should be left at the Kimball Pig before 11 o clock in the morning. J. H. Foucht visited Grantville today to meet Mat his bom. The Omaha excursion senator will speak Saturday evening at Lake Sper House. Mrs. H. W. Fowmer and daughters join Mr. and Mrs. M. Henry as guests here. J. M. Morrow sold his property. Geo. Burghart, manufacturer, runs The Topeka Cruiser at five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Pig
J. H. Foucht
Grantville
Shhaefer
Central
Owdrey
Arrie Will
Laken Sper House
Rossville
van Buren Street
Mra
Knser
Bearday
Bien
Neha Ieee
Washington City
H.W. Fowmer
Isis Deughers
Wwler
M. Henry
Charles
Adan
FU Reine Boe
Jackson
Graternay
J.M. Morrow
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Topeka Woolen Mill Co
Kansas Avenue
Avant Party
Patwin Pox
Mar Downing
Gustav Neubert
Anuna Cly
Ranore
W. B. Gibson
George Crawford
Aml
Meeeees
New York City
Paes Ieee
Sire
William Hodson
Nevada
W. E Sterne
Wenweorth
AH. Horton
Tower of Mint
Littlefield
Solom Stoddard
Walker Comte
Boon
Cotoner
Madison Street
P- Cully
Mint
Marshall
Okame City
J. E. Constant
Cores
TG. West
California Regiment
PB. D. Company
Bakerafield
Cat
Aldepriett
First Presbyterian Church
WL Miller
Peery Vane
Bugle Corps
Paiteeson
Milas Finn Carpenter
Margaret Jotmanon
Tecied
Jesse Cook
Ara C. Hi
Calkine
Emporia Te Vte- Ming
Euest
Mrz
Clara Biarcess
Sondray
Burgess
Kansas City
Langhanke
Berlin
Germany
H. Echigudt
Thpek
Tuteninss
Farry Knapp
J. We. Hardt
Nston
Silver Lake
Epent
Topeks
Botkin
Gorpua
Jorge Cockhee
Republican Party
Buck's
Tayman-Oberley Hardware Co
Kansas Avenus
Toledo
Ohio
Oscar Gardiner
Raitz
Visalia
Cal
Trek Crockery
Minty
Drvisa Selia Coal ‘Tel
Pirst and
Morgan VS. Hill
Kensights Templar
Il Bray
Gulf
North Topeka
Earth
Geo. Burghart
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