Topeka Leaders Discuss G A R Reunion Budget 1897
The speaker urges raising more than 1500 for last year’s music and camp expenses totaling 3270.78 plus 9345.97 for entertainment. A resolution by Capt H Titus supports Topeka as delegates for the Grand Army of the Republic reunion in Chanute on April end.
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Chanute
Topeka
Treck
Epee
Leavenworth
Eeeeton
Leavenworth Eouaty
H. Titus
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Kansas
Enntal G. A. Z
Department Reunion
Grand Army of the Republic of
Maj. Anderson
United States
Committee of
Pitteen
Sn Chanute
Topedeas
A. P. Wilder
Firvinwn's Association
Patt
Committee On Printing
Cc. N. Baldwi
Trades Assembly
Co. B. Morriso
Walter Noble
WB. Januen
8. B. Bradford
Local notes from Kansas avenue and nearby visits
Daily social roundup lists residents and visitors across Kansas avenue and nearby towns. Lacey in Kansas City yesterday. Mrs Workers of Colorado visiting Mrs A M Petro. Adsie Taylor returning from a visit with friends in Kansas. Nettie Gideon from Sr visiting. Grandma Curtis improving after a fall. Dante O Rourke arrived from Be jol. Mina May Abbrakepe back from St Clair where she taught. Potman family of Belott arrived at Union Pacific hotel. Ella Day and Fora Day of Alom visiting Day family. Mrs Ayers of 901 Kansas avenue visiting Grantville with a sick friend. W S Eastman back from Praxico. Modern Woodman auxiliary events and church plans noted. Corinne Cunningham of Skiddy visiting, will return home tomorrow. Modern Woodman lodge meeting last evening concluded. Laura C Blackwell presented a concert in New York for charity. minor accident details reported with non life threatening wound.
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Uh Emba
Kansas Avenue
A. We
Lacey
Kansas City
Workers of
Colorado
A. M. Petro
Bre
Adsie Taylor Tian
Kiday
Kan
Misa Nettie Gideon
Misaa Kelley
Curtis
Dante O'Rourke
Bejolt Anit
Union Paolite
Mina May Abbrakepe
St. Clair
Marit Potman
Belott
Union Pacific
Ella Day
Alom
Isea
S_ i Ayers
Grantville
Eastman
Praxico
Beck
Christian Boaeaver
North Congregational
Corinne "Cunningham
Skiddy
Ran
Stem. Frasier
Woodman Lodge
Laura C. Blackwell
Janee
New York City
Hahnemann Banquet Celebrates School of Homeopathy Growth
The Hahnemann School of Homeopathy held its fourth annual banquet honoring Dr. Eva Harding and faculty. Lectures to students occur twice weekly as guests and alumni recall a growing program with a flashlight memory photo. Attendees included Dr. Eva Harding and numerous doctors and their spouses.
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School of Homepathy
Anaus
Hahnemann School of Homeopathy
Eva Harding
Homeopathic Physicians of
City
Eliver
J. A. Ryder
Chag. Lowry
Mary E. Stewart
A. M. Swift
G. P. Howard
P. Mo Sturgis
Denied Swiss Mission and Postmaster Seat Promised
Washington reports Major John T. E. Bittinger will not serve as minister to Switzerland nor accept the postmaster post at St. Josteh yet he is promised a lucrative position. The president pledges to ensure he is cared for. The Lotus Club Two-step will play every three minutes at Clements opening tomorrow night.
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Washington, D. C
John TE. Bittinger
Switzerland
St. Josteh
Lotus Club
Clements
Jayhawkers Seek Federal Appointments in Washington
M. Rice of Fort Scott and A J Schilling of Leavenworth filed applications for deputy auditor posts with the navy and war departments respectively in Washington on April 9. T J Hays of Ossawatomie seeks the Leavenworth collector of militia revenue post. Three ex union soldiers from Kansas profited in the sericultural department. Israel W Stane received a raise from 900 to 1800 as eleri and James R Brown became a laborer earning 0 per month. Charles Dill appointed a weather observer with a 4 salary.
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M. Rice
J. Schilling
T. J. Haya
Washington
W. M. Rice
Fort Scott
Ken
Navy Department
A. J. Schilling
Leavenworth
War Department
T. J. Hays
Osswatomie
Kansas
Banke
Ser
Israel W. Stane
Eleri
James R. Brown
Charles Dill
Peau
Miss Frances Willard Urged To Fund White Ribbon Nurses
Chiesco reports April 8 that Lady Henry Somerset asks 1500 for white ribbon nurses in Crete to aid urgent needs. Miss Willard consents by cable, noting shared suffering of Christians slain by Muslims and magnified tragedy as English bullets fuel the slaughter. Missouri reports rapid ice or flood impacts and cautious outlook as banks erode but no immediate damage.
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Chiesco
Henry Somerset
Frances Willard
W.C.T. U
Crete
Miss Willard
Issouri
Kansas City
Missouri
Topeka Society Friends and Visitors Entertainments
In society notes Topeka residents host and attend gatherings. Mrs G O Witmarth entertains a small tea party with guests including Frank Jarrell and Miss O'Brien. Miss Lillian Hatfield hosts an O N C club meeting with numerous attendees. Several residents plan travels, moves, or returns, including Mrs Crawford from Independence and Miss Helen Wilson resuming studies, while others visit relatives and attend events across Kansas and nearby states.
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G. O. Witmarth
Frank Jarrell
Arthur Lingsfell
Fred Cole
Ollie O'Brien
Mia Alice Prescott
Kate Gunther
Misa Stemnmers
Ona McFadden
Maude Sti
Great Club Day Delights Kansas City Women Clubs
Five federated women's clubs hosted a lecture by Mrs. Mary L Ford from Chicago. The program opened with a Schubert song, and Mrs Ford spoke on Rossett themes, delivering with ease to an audience at the Academy of Music.
Rossetti and the Pre-Raphaelite Circle in 19th Century England
The piece outlines Rossetti as a central inspiration in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, noting his birth in 1828, his ties with Ruskin, and the group’s ideals and oath. It covers the movement’s impact on art, Rossetti’s personal life, and his evolution as a painter and poet within a circle including Watts and other artists.
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Rossetti
England
Italy
Ruskin
Rosetti
Blesset Dumoxel
London
Inter
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Rossete
Uomit
Elizabeth Sidden
Rassetti
G. F. Watts
Pete Eee
Mark
India
Leavenworth Man Assigns Assets to Creditors
Lewis Mayo of Leavenworth assigns to J. W. Crancer & Co. for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities and assets not stated. Clements’ opens tomorrow night.
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Lewis Mayo
Leavenworth
Kew
Louis Mayo
J. W. Crancer & Co
Clements
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Wertheimer
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Mporml Neswess
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J. L. Bittinger
W. OT. U
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the & Co Avenue
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Roy Short
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Independence
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Lake Forest
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Western Avenue
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Cottonwood Falls
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Kaneas City
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Atchison
Fred Hamlin
H. W. Nelewanger
Osage City
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H. W. Neiswanger
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Eldorado
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J. B. Furry
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Witle Rogers
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Lee Redden
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A. & Thomas and
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May
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the New Model Supply Store
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6Th and Quincy
Humett
Barnes Jones
Watts
New Orleans
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Oswestuy
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