Plush cape with silk like fabric and tibet trimming
No. 882 features a plush cape with silk like surface and a Tibetan style trim along the front. Price not listed in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1896
Page
6
Topeka Social Scene Details Large Visitor List
Recent Social Avents in Topeka and Vicinity recounts many visits and parties. A parade from Harrison street, numerous guests from Ottawa Lawrence and Kansas City, and upcoming receptions mark a bustling social week with 23 deputy officers expected and multiple families hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Misa
Alice Preavott
Harrison Street
Bias Pres- Solty Enemis
Pred Bonebrake
Pittsigre
and Stirs
Fred Cole
WN. West
Edith Campbell
Rosamond Hiurton
Florence Greer
Wein
Mery 'Thompson
Hike Maude Stucey
Fa Mobride
John Wawes
Struck Newman
Joline Weidling
Ar Wii- Han
Fred AtcGutin
J. V. Abrahan
Morbell
Eemy
Mise Jowsle Stiltt
McPherson
Lena Merry
Dana MrVicar
New York
Columbia College
Mre. J. It Burton
Alire Osle Packrell
Ottawa
Mra
Will Trump
Mite Momdv Lyons
Zacwrence
Miles Vsa Wire
Sim M
McMahan
Indianapolis
Ind
Titmesa
J. W. Beard
Lawrence
J. S. White
Joey
Jennie Shipren
Miss Hughes
Kantas City
Missesama
Jennie Hager
Mr . Willett
Nusiness Ince
Jme
Nelstreet
S Mitchell
Heunian
Theo
Witting
Miss Lille McMillan Meeting With Mrs. Akers
Lawrence woman Miss Lille McMillan is described as meeting with Mrs KR Akers in an item that notes a social or personal interaction. The brief fragment implies a local engagement involving named individuals from Lawrence and a Mrs Akers, without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille McMillan
Lawrence
Rie Mneets
KR. al Akers
E L Shelton in Trouble Arrest for Railroad Swindling
The Illustrated Weekly publisher E L Shelton of Topeka was arrested in Topeka on charges of wholesale railroad swindling. He allegedly forged editor names to obtain passes and transportation, with post office and broker accomplices, aiming to defraud multiple railroad lines. Authorities plan further charges as evidence links Shelton to forged editor credentials and rejected transports.
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Illustrated Weekly
Kasisas City Times
George H. Waterbury
Denver
Post Office Department
EL. Shelton
Werkly
Topeka
Kan
Unitedates
Canada
Shelton
United States
Kansas
Frank Cameron
Railroas
Uckel
United Sutter
Diehe
Subie
Inspector McMeher
Murder in a Child's Head: Carl McKhaney Kills Tommy Kidd
Sept 40. Seven year old Carl McKhaney planned and killed his playmate Tommy Kidd with a double barreled shotgun left in the Parlor. Tommy, an invalid, was seated in a chair when shot, authorities say the act arose from a prank gone wrong. Carl faces reform efforts though legal responsibility is disputed due to his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McKhaney
Tommy Kidd Patton
Tommy
Tommy Kidd
Melthaney
Carl
Johm Homan
MeiManes
Drunken Fight Near Santa Fe Car Repair Shop
James Wash of 121 Tyler Street heard screams from a house two hours south and found Tor Israel Jr attacking two women including Core Barnes. Israel slashed Wash in the neck and leg before being arrested. Wash survived a near fatal neck wound and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wash
Santa Fe
Tyler Street
Tor Israel, Jr
Core Barnes
Israel
Wash
Larud
Dreaded Equinox Claims Coast Fatalities
Island near the coast reports likely fatalities in the hundreds. Wallace Johnson, a white man, dies at Gorden wharf after a fall from wreckage. W J Thompson perishes in Bacon mill wreck. Four Black people die in a Twelfth Street house. Captain C J Murphy drowns from the Jus Turner sinking. J C McClure and a Black worker drown at Southeastern Plaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Johnson
Gorden
W. J. Thompson
S. Bacon
Twelfth Street
C. J. Murphy
Jus Turner
J. C. McClure
Southeastern Plaster Company
Longest Bridge Gone In Severe Susquehanna Storm
Lancaster Pennsylvania reports the Susquehanna bridge at Columbia torn apart by a historic storm. The mile long Tenney vanle railroad bridge remains only piers and end spans while extensive damage hits Columbia and surrounding county. Estimates reach half a million dollars in the borough, with unroofed homes and destroyed tobacco sheds. Two men reportedly lost with the bridge. search efforts ongoing.
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Susquehanna
Lancaster
Tenneyvanle
Susauchanga
Columbia
Philadelphia Storm Knocks Out News Across State
Philadelphia reports heavy damage from last night's storm with wires down statewide. Telegraph and telephone lines severed north of Reading and in Lebannon valley, preventing reliable updates as trains cannot run and information is scarce. The Western Union system is disrupted, hindering long distance communication.
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Philadelphia
Lebannon Valley
Reading
Western Union
Postal ‘Telegraph
Temple furnace cast house blown down in wind
Reading Pa Sep 3 a wind storm toppled the cast house of the Temple furnace at Temple station burying several workers. Two men killed and many injured as timber fell. Across the region wires broken with only five of one hundred remaining operational between cities. Topeka festival interest prompts department heads to grant workers the rest of the week off. Weather outlook shows variable winds for Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Temple Furnace
Temple Station
Topeka Festival Week Closes Sante Fe Shops All Week
The Sante Fe shops in Topeka will shut for the rest of the week to let employees view the festival festivities. The closure follows a request by the Committee of Fifteen for several days off during Festival week, with holidays granted by Superintendent of Machinery John Player for Brondsay entrants.
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Topeka
John Player
Brondsay
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