Topeka Socials Note Hostess Events and Visits
Social Ard Personal lists Topeka happenings with meetings, card parties, and dances at local homes and clubs. Mentions Wins Ranney and Mrs W H Eastman hosting gatherings, a marriage on Clay Street, and various society notes, visits from friends, thimble parties, and missionary addresses. Includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's remedy for chronic diarrhoea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reninas
Eter
Tae Etesine
Satanae Teratandie
Wins Ranney
W. H. Eastman
D. M. Fortes
Polk Street
Huss
Boberan
al Mra. W
FL Sterne
Weinesty
Laties’ Music Club
Attepaoor
Mre C. C Nivhubsur
Ate Nerik Men Buran Street
Budthen
Nicholas
Pueblo
Col
Bessie Wellman
Eighth Street
Minsey
Siemre Society
Lillian Vincent
Clay Center
Topeka
Tuk Blgmna Society
Saturro
Mins Louise Smith
Ple Ait
Ben Bon
Mise Roberta Wasaah
Copeland
May Lang
Lawrence
Mint Emma Barber
Julia Berry
Jefferson City
Mra T Whitton
Nebraska
Lise Nellie Clough
Leavenworth
Katherine Bucknum
Amorten
Denver
Lena Jocelyn
Manchexter
Jadine Jimve
Myrtle
Ivah Davis
Misa Jocelyn
Topeks
Mise
Lida Berg
Mies
Pearl McFarland
Lillian
Earl Case
Carl Wells
Luther Nells
Aa Las
Mavm
Himma Silver
Mize
J Silver
Lece Avenue
Miss Silver
Westminster Church
BE. Grisham
Gaars Milly
Chamberlain
Wreck of Express Train Tragedy Rocks River Roadbed Fails
An express passenger train plunged into a river after the track sank amid embankment failure. Survivors describe escaping through a hole in a car roof as rescuers dig for bodies near the submerged coaches. Officials weigh causes, including water action on the embankment and a possible broken driving rod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Shaw
Powkskill
New York
Specil
Dring Division
McCoy
Wyckes
Sliwk
Tarrytown
Porkwkill
Chapman Wrecking Company of
Merrick
Tencey
King
Gcens
American Express Company
of Heints
AG. Biekar
Harlem
Vanetton
Albany
Freman
Sam
Colonel Cole
Kings Deck
Glen Alphe
Wagner
Glen Alpine
Otis
Associated Press
Ita
Foyle
Pireman Tompkins
A. G. Mackay
van Etten
Hermes
Niabe
Submerged Car Disaster Yields Little Loss of Life
The Glen Alpine wreck in a submerged river cave reveals packed luggage and clothing, with a bride and groom among survivors. Railway officials and Porter William Patterson recount a near miraculous escape as the Hermes strikes, and Colonel Ashley W. Cole investigates the incident amid brisk salvage and speculation of passenger protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Nen- TV
Glen Alpine
Abey
New York City
Hermes
William Patterson
Ashley W. Cole
State Railway Commission
Peekakil
Survivors of Garrison wreck reach New York city
New York dispatch lists passengers who survived the wreck on the ill fated train near Garrison. Names include Dr A W Havershaw of New York J L Hill of Cincinnati Samuel Murray Edward Whalen of Buffalo and W S Bartholomew of Chicago who escaped unharmed. Fred A Barriatt son of the San Francisco News Letter proprietor was bruised but saved while aiding the rescue party. A W Maltby and wife of Chicago occupied berths in the forward sleeper and recount the car’s crush and jammed exits before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garrison
A. W. Havershaw
J. L. Hill
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Samuel Murray
Edward Whalen
Buffalo
Fred A. Barriatt
San Francisco
Bartholomew
Chicago
Holmes
A. W. Maltby
Mr. Maltby
Lord Douglass Survives New York Central Wreck
New York October 25 Lord Douglass of Hawick was aboard the New York Central wreck. He was traveling from Toronto with Edward Wilkinson of London. After a difficult escape aided by Wilkinson, he left the coach despite a lame fog from a recent accident. He later joined friends at a private residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Douglass
Hawick
New York Central
Toronto
Edward Wilkinson
London
Wilkinson
Rich Find at Georgetown Ore Vein Worth 25000 Per Ton
Denver reports a phenomenal ore strike in Georgetown East Argentine district with ore averaging 25 000 to the ton across three to four feet. The rich vein was found 300 feet from the mountainside and contains high silver content with strong gold values. Also mentions yellow fever cases rising in New Orleans and local laundry services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Georgetown
Argentine
Gol
New Orleans
New Oriesa
Peerless
Emma Goldman Address Triggers Hall Collapse in St Louis
Emma Goldman spoke to about 800 admirers in a hall at Eleventh and Franklin last night. As she denounced government and flags, the hall door collapsed four inches, causing a panic but no serious injuries as people rushed to the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Emma Gold Man
Eleventh
Franklin Avenues
Insurance Exam Fees Under Fire in Federal Suit
Affidavits filed in federal court allege that Kansas and Travelers inspectors overcharged and conducted cursory examinations of several eastern insurers. Testimony details fees from 100 to 555 dollars, multi day visits, and dismissive findings, while asserting possible improper exam practices and questioning motives behind license actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Heaven and Earth
Webb McNair
McNall
Persulasion
Commissioner of Insurance of Texas
Delaware Insurance Conpany
Frankin Fire Insurance Company
Spring Garden Fire Insurance Company
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company of North America
Hellance Fire Insurance Company
Girard Fire Insurance Company
C. J. Foote
Kansas Insurance Department
Kansas
Pennsylvania Insurance De~ment
Kansas Insurance Commissioner
Judge Foote
Irvin
Hartford
B.S. Quinton
McNeil
Quinton
Afr. Quinton
Kans
Sam A. Fothennel
Insurance Department
Traders’ Insurance Company
Wm. A. Fricke
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance Company
Commis
Attorney General prompts review of exam charges in case
Commissioner McNall and Travelers officials faced questions over examination charges. Attor ney General Boyle urged the court to consider excessive or unwarranted examinations and to alert the government if improper requests were made. Gerness Hoyle argued that charging issues do not alter the legal aspects before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioner McNall
Travelers
Reading
Boyle
McNall
Gerness Hoyle
Eugene Hagan Returns to Court Fight on Texas Fever Case
Eugene Hagan News notes Rugens Jingan’s Washington trip with Judge H W Cunningham to appeal the Texas cattle fever damage rules before the U S Supreme Court. The case involves 56,000 in damages against the ML, K and T for transporting infected cattle into Lyon county. Postponed to January 3 for a full bench due to Justice Field’s retirement. Also included moralizing on household accounts and a Yorkshire pudding recipe with lettuce and celery salad instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hagan
Rugens Jingan
Washington
H.W. Cunningham
Emporis
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Lyon County
Justice Field
Wheat market slips as Liverpool futures weaken
Oct 25 report from Chicago notes a weak opening in wheat on the Liverpool market with December futures down and further declines after shorts cover. Paris prices rose while shipments remained light. about 40,000 bushels reportedly moved by ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Forza
Devin
Escoiti
Gaturiays
Shorts
Bat
Paris
Waerkel
Paeage
Roth
Corn and hog markets mixed as receipts dip in Chicago
Wheat and corn trade slows with small gains in some grains. Corn lower, oats weak, and soy results mixed. Provisions ease on heavy hog run. December futures open lower while cattle and hog markets show moderate declines and mixed receipts across regions. Complex price shifts reflect lighter demand and ongoing harvest adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivage
Timates
Sola Aru
Ihe
Tenteiiye Adeke
Pratling Ware Lowe Gurls
Bsr
Dovemier
APUAX
Kansas City Market Report and Texas Livestock Prices
Kansas City market notes show Texan cattle mixed with cow and steer prices around 39 cents, and lambs at higher bids. Texas buyers and brokers list stocker and feeder activity. New York items show cotton futures steady to firm with middling around 0.16. Market tone is mixed with slower grain and active hay and dairy components toward the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
SLING
Mathys Meoder
FUER
Tomers
Aules
St. Tere
Jes
Kansas City
New York
Kanne City
Chaide
Timothy
Greamery
Sugar and Coffs0 New ary Oot
Sugar and wheat market notes describe prices and receipts across regions and railheads. Wheat quotes in multiple districts are listed with delivery dates and quantities, including Duluth and Kansas City areas, noting varied futures and cash trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ules CO
Also Mentioned on This Page
Topeka Peepis
Morrison
C. H. Morrison
G. W. Chase
Bankay City
Piahor
Piahor, Mra Ps . Peabody, Mrs Emmi
Kigernen
FE. Early of
Storr
Cherch
Benson, Caldwell
Webster
HW. Roby
Mre. Forbes
Mire. Sonn’ Riper
A. A. Ripley
Lobed Douglass
Rich
A. Messty
Reaeag
Emma Goldman
Her
St Loui Auditors
Wobo
Delis
Oo Kam Av
State Journal
Tromswateriday
Bert Mhendy
Beeve
Koecetpta
Wie
W. A. Michael
Teak
Co. Lenakeers
Lote Cary
Duluth
Kanman
Zaceo Ad
We AL Mirubatom Co
Bakers Stral Istonm
Aca
Cavan
Aimee
Roatiche
Burr
Sees
Lux Commission Co
Sau Mansas Ave
Tophha
Kan
Lnion National Bank
Dance City
Rat Pantene
Hamans City
Naukue Topeka
Tom Sediain
Alure
J. L. Ball & Company
Ena
Chicago Board OF Trade
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