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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1895
Page
6
The description surveys current fashion trends with round waists, full skirts, and puffed sleeves. It highlights velvet bodices, jet trim, silk lace, shaded velvets, and Marie Antoinette influences. Colors favor black, white, and yellow accents, with suggestions for evening wear and adaptable tailoring.
A report on new white wares and decorative styles pleasing Chinese decoraters. The piece highlights American and Bavarian influences, delicate relief work, gilding, and the rise of chromatic harmony with warm tones. It notes modern motifs from Saxon and English wares and the influence of studio pottery on contemporary designs.
A stream of fragmented fashion prose describes lace, chiffon, and satin trims for dresses and jackets, with mentions of bows, collars, and decorative buttons. It notes white cake instructions, china novelties, and remarks on new American wares like Lota and Bellock, highlighting decorative arts and home goods trends.
An old housekeeper shares practical household hints. Extermination tricks involve tar and hot water in cupboards. Tips cover preserving lemons in winter, camphor with silverware, glycerin for wooden pails, cleaning grease with cold water, and broom care for longevity.
District Attorney Berivas delivers closing statements in the Durrant murder case in San Francisco. The prosecutor describes the victim as pure and deserving of justice, detailing the brutal method of strangulation and rejecting pleas of impulse or provocation while urging the jury to consider the defendant fully responsible for the crime.
A Paris memorial meeting of American Chamber of Commerce leaders paid tribute to the late Ambassador, with D. Steghes presiding. About forty Americans attended and resolutions praised her character and aid to Franco American ties. The Louisville chamber asked to prepare a wreath tribute and report it to the Paris chamber.
Mrs Tinkestex hosted a reception for Dr and Mrs Binkerley with antique platters aged at least 127 years. The pink white and green slides were served, presented by Mrs Henderson who leads the Congregational church circle and hosts ties to the Walker family and church.
Report says Coxey, son of the General, sailed toward Cuba on the Adrian to join a Cubs team. Police confiscated and distributed cigars at the station as officers smoked pipes, while locals speculate on his journey and intent.
The Holden company staged Dangers of a Great City with strong performances by Harry Veldes as George Fielding and Malph Ravencroft with Kittie De Lerme as the Bowery boy and girl. Ferdinand Graham impressed as The Panther, while 12 year old Lilia May drew cheers in the melodrama. next is The Inside Truck followed by Denver Express and Lite Lord Pauntleroy in coming shows.
C. T. Laner, known as the Arkaysun traveler, was tried in police court this morning for attempting to sell a patent wagon jack on the street and related offenses. The case involved prior charges of pedaling without a license and obstructing street car traffic with improvised devices.
In Albuquerque United States district court the Atlantic Pacific case moves toward foreclosure of the Atlantic Pacific railroad line. Judge Merry will hear exceptions that will shape whether an immediate sale occurs. Possible sale price could reach around 16.5 million with Santa Fe Railroad proposing funds and new bonds to build an independent line from the Rio Grande to the Pacific coast.
The fragmentary page reports alleged Western diplomacy involving Kuselan and Cillian Mave No Cuteesiaws with claims of a secret treaty between Russia and Japan, plus large transfers via Bank of England and upcoming payments for war materiel. It notes a Westminster Gazette line about British stance and possible gold use for bullion, while unrelated local items report army officer promotions and a Lina County obituary.
The article surveys footwear trends emphasizing the English walking shoe in calfskin with a sensible last, broad sole, and polished finish, while noting French influence for show. It discusses stockings, gaiters, and slippers in varying fabrics and colors, highlighting comfort, cost, and the season’s bold designs.
The notice outlines various fabric features for a garment called Octdeor Wear. It mentions an inhaled French cloth of HSight Bicomptore, a close fit at the cides, and looser back. Trimmings are braided with folds, and a small desk or display item may be produced in black or biscuit cloth with black lining and a round shoulder seam.
The text outlines a complex plan involving French subject matter, interviews, and a staged presentation. It references a translator, a statement from a committee, and a schedule with names and events. The passage is garbled and reads like OCR noise with numerous errors.
Ninety five non-union workers at Mullen joined a state militia in Wallace Idaho while others were called up last night. They possess rifles and ammunition for present needs. John Exturn, a unionist beaten at the Gem, remains unconscious with few witnesses willing to testify.
The mother of Vice President Stevenson celebrated her 80th birthday at the Stevenson home in Blooomington. Guests included relatives and many friends from multiple cities. The Stevenson children attended and a trip to Japan was planned for Lewis G. Stevenson, son of the Vice President.
A special dispatch from Bhunshet states a squadron of thirteen Russian warships lies at Port Arthur on the Gulf of Pechili. The report notes the fleet’s presence near the New Year period, with observers cautious about the accuracy of the claim amid wartime rumor and distant port traffic.
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