Carson Fight Promises Drama As McAuliffe Arrives
The article reports Jock McAuliffe and team arriving from Santa Fe to meet a Journal reporter at the National, with boxing plans and remarks on the Carson fight. It quotes manager Mincholte and others, noting McAuliffe's 105 pound weight and strong physical form, while recounting rival thoughts on Fred White and Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McAulie
Tin
Marty
Witertliers
Cuttsmouth
Jolly Fellow
Tie
Dack McAullife
Sante Fe
Raters City
State Journal
Clarky
Tun
Modoline
New York
Fran Kerrsas Citerel
Ue Crawfont
Bosit
Tiazeimmons
Hell
Carbett
Witz
Corbett
MT Jackson
Ton Hawkins
Winherty
Suherty
Taps Pitt
Ae Benatar Ingalls
Sirs Fitzeimamens
Minoloete
Eve
Vette
Jee
Tod
Furje
Dack
Californ
Henry FR. Péerman
Waston
Library Hall
Expert from eastern laundry boosts local work rooms quality
A new expert from a major eastern laundry oversees our work rooms using the latest approved methods. He promises very superior work with modern polish, improving color and finish.
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Wollon
Not Worth the Price Why Women Cannot Afford Birds Hats
A critique warns that women spend vast sums on bird plume hats, funded by a few Eastern capitalists. It accuses milliners of deceiving buyers by using native songbird skins dyed to imitate imported species, causing rapid bird extinction and brutal vivisection. It laments churchgoers wearing costly fashions while nearby nests perish.
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Chicago Academy
Topeka Society Roundup Mixed with Easter Preparations
Recent social notes from Topeka and nearby scenes include Easter preparations at Grace Cathedral with families named Farnaworth and Ashley, plus a host of godparents. A first season picnic at Oakland Grove draws young attendees and chaperones. A new Erik club forms with leaders Hatfield and Hammond, as dances at Hudson's Ball feature many local teens.
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Oakland Grove
Nyrs
Michard Gunavy
Mrs Tanck
Loe Gundry
Derenize Fuller
Roberta Akers
Lola Ewart
Wifie Hazen
Ethel Merwin
Nellie Baker
Nettie Ware
Stella Leon Mesers
Duncan Campbell
Jean Bailey
Charles Moon
Sam- al Lakin
Ward Iuntington
Carl Wall- Work
Roy Benner
Eugene Ware
Clarence Poindexter
Eriat Club
Hudson's Hall
Lab
Glen Hat- Geldie
Roy Hammond
Local Social Notes From Topeka Area Events
Mr and Bre C Dabbs and Miss Edith Tabet attend in town. Air Harry W Parker of Fort Riley spent yesterday here. Mrs J D Brussi hosted a Thursday afternoon party for her son’s third birthday. Attendees included Helen Brown Paul Ray Cauhsn Lilie Eisle Jenette Ort man Oscar Guisch Kate Linden achmidt and more. Several residents traveled to Kansas City and Chicago for visits. Over 80 children celebrated Joseph Reed Quinton’s 11th birthday at 24 Quincy street with Mrs Reed and helpers. Mrs Julia Weidling returns from a trip to Wamego. W Calderhead and W H Smith of Maryville plan a Tex visit Sunday. Mrs Julia L Death of Blue Rapids to visit Bethany College over Easter. Nellie Evarts hosted a thimble party for the Christian Endeavor Society. Mrs Geo P French back home in Granada Col after visiting. Miss Blinche Joerger visiting Leavenworth. Kansas City whist club hosts Topeka club April 26 with a test match.
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Walter Hates
Walter Joslin
Sedalla
Mises Agnes Gurther
Bessle Bates
Millide Bates
Louise Kellam
Kitch Harrison
Pauline
Bir
Ferm
Irs
Wood
Kansas City
Aaron Jetmate
Fl Martin
al Pattensin
Harmony Ball
Alonday
W. G. Smyser
L. C. Berty
Trenton
Stites
Ethel
Ida Shiankitn
Bethany College
A. Zatiner
Abilene
Walter Burgess
Jean Frey
California
Ale
Arthur Kane
Kansas Clix
Farry ‘Weaver
Pat Carey
Chicago
Topeka
Dean Lowleft
Des Moles
Charles Mudge
Leavenworth Times
A. A . Godard
Clark Horse
James Claya
City
D. C
Turns
Lexington
Charles Seagraves
Laon "Pattie
Stewart Watkins
Leslie Dickey
Daughner Elizabeth
Omaha
Neb
W. D. Pine
Maine
Air
A. J. Wiilisma
C. W. Welah
Kaanas City
Frank Lewis
Court Flower
W.T. Crosby
Crosby
Berne Crosby
WJ. Binck Ang
David Atchison
Leavenworth
Bello Hall Small
Madre Johnson
Josephine Dimettam
Edna Speer
Wil Speer
Alles Nellie Peffer
Misaes Atchison
Sana ‘Fenn
Hens
Anda. W. FP. Hughes
A. Starburg
New York
Mrs. Marburg
Europe
Watson
Prof. Hudson
Hamilton
Hal
Jarrell
Lutchison
George
Leon Tuttle
C. J. Dabbs
Edith Tabet
Harry W. Parker
Fort Riley
J. D. Brussi
Helen Brown
Paul
Ray Cauhsn
Lilie
Eisle
Jenette Ortman
Oscar Guisch
Kate Lindenachmidt
Charlie
Lulu Holtwick
Frankie McRae
Agnes
Samuel Nelson
Ruth
Earl
Joseph Reed Quinton
W. M. Keer
Quincy Street
Reed
J. D. Burdick
W Muitron
J. D. Ele
Elle Wade
Juliae Weidling
Wamem
W. A. Calderhead
W. H. Smith
Marynville
Tex
Julia L. Death
Bine Rapids
Nellie Evarts
The
Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Elvurch
Geo. P. French
Granada
Col
Frank Leech
Blinche Joerger
North Topeka Community Briefs and Church Notices
Daily North Topeka column notes visitors and sickness such as J W Dillon of Silver Lake and Mrs H H Meer of Shorey. births include a 12 pound bay to Mr and Mrs Firth at 1033 Jackson Street. Local moves, lectures, church services, and Easter events are listed with multiple churches and organizations mentioned.
Eyler Joins The Blues In Surprise Debut
In Kansas City on April 17 Manager Manning used the unknown Eyler against Chicago’s Denser unit. The tall diver from near the airship birthplace hustled with serpentine delivery and short hops, nearly lifting the score for the Blues before a close 2 200re to 4 win for the visitors. Eyler earned a contract at game’s end, while no balls were put into left field and many fouls curled into foul territory.
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Strong City
Chicago
Kanseas City
Manning
Anson
Colts
Eyler
Kansas
Roger Denger
Chicagos
Annon
Blues
Kyler
Clight Field
The Golden Red at Topeka Sets Market Pace
The Golden Red at 433 Kansas avenue has shown strong success with small profits and high volume sales. Mrs. Davidson oversees the millinery push highlighting design and fit for each lady while promoting cheapness alongside skilled selection. Stansfield, 622 Kansas ave.
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Topeka
Daily Market Report of Wheat and Provisions, April 1 1897
The Associated Press market note from Chicago shows May wheat opening slightly weaker then rising earlier prices, with frost reports from St Louis Louisville and Cairo not dampening buying. May wheat fluctuated around 84 to 85 cents, shifting to 9 0 to 9 2 cents before retreating, while corn and oats opened lower then advanced. Provisions turned firmer with May pork rising to about 9.34 and lard and rib values also higher, as overall grain markets remained active despite holiday conditions and limited foreign cables.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Bt. Laie
Cairo
Louisville
OS Ty
SUI
Northwest
May
Rite
Boa
Jally Witie Si
Ibd Alihoish
Liverpool
House Burke
Pep Eeader
St Louis
Baltimore
Minnean Plat
Muller
Porte
New Port News
Duluth
Sfinnespolis
San Pranceommee
Thurstby
Minneapolis
Sai
Re Eiacs
Omni Woon Saat
Goodwin & Chamberlin
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts and Trends Report
Chicago livestock listings show hog receipts near 100 with mixed demand and lower figures on the hogs. Cattle receipts around 3,000 with market unchanged, sheep and lambs steady. Local and western shipments noted, with no major price shifts. Kansas City market reports similar note of changed cattle receipts and limited retail trades.
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Jamoe Bega
Tecelpta
Tecaipis
Kansas City
Market notes on 19th century grain and hog receipts
The report covers hog receipts and market openings, noting strong starts and weak closes. Wheat movement shows local demand, exports, and price signals with May futures interest and foreign buying. Corn and provisions mirror wheat trends with cash crowding and active hedging, while reports from Topeka and Chicago brokers summarize price action and futures.
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Prescott & Co
West 8Th St
Topeka, Kan
Jock Mwauliffe
Senator Ingalls
Fopeka Steam Laundry
Man of God
To &T
Grace Cathedral
John Farnaworth
Aira
Harry Ashley
Frank Holliday
Htr
Ned Henderson
Archibald Wiliams
Prayk Jarrel
Miss Many McCaby
Harold Chase
Willard Tasnor
Larence Bowman Bliss Georgiana Wasson
Ralph Peterson
Jolly Jumpers
Sarah Shull
Mis Vers Clauser
Ruby Roark
Nellie Neville
Mabel Povicht
Carla Crittell
Genevieve Butterfield
Mike Jennie Funk
Fannie Funk
Jeanette Pepin
Mise Edin Niles
Florence Andaivin van Tassel
Mise Gertrude Willttt
North Topeka
Kimball
J. W. Dillon
Silver Lake
North Side
H. H. Meer
Shorey
Firth
Jackson Strest
E. Post
Aurora
S. Guliph
Colorado
Horton
J. M. Albright
Robert Ingersoll
Jesse Itguer
Gretta Mastin
Monroe Street
A. S. Diffenderfer
Eon
Harph
Burlingame
Kan
A. C. Davis
Henry
Kansas Avenus
Isaae Norris
Oklahoma
Edward Norris
Wiley
Alfred Parfit
Edith
Galveston
M. Barr
Lincoln
Tarr
Rid Sewer
Wilsside
Antis
Hate de Kinder
Church of the Good Shepherd
Grave Cathedral
North Congregational Church
McClatt
A.M. Rose
Jackson Street
Laurent
Baird
Charley Curtis
Laurent Street
Tomorow
Eastin
Eleny
Amariti
Collvetion
Chandler
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor Societies
North Cantonal
Dr. Maxee
Lewis Roby
W. C. Steel
Percy Davis
LH. Daniels
Grace Sherburn
Prof.Tracy
David Bowie
W.C. Steel
Creanap
Tracy
W. L. Byers
Today's Market Report
Chicago Livestock Market
Mall
Anna E. Canan
Ranessayy
Topsis
Tas
Melis
Juttans
Banena
Ea Badol
F. G. Logan
Coote & Chamberlin
Bes Goodwin & Chamberlin
Provisiona
Carlets
London
Dulin
Todiny
Bernard Sina
Jo Joadn
Dover
Bute Marconi
Goodwin & Chairtin
Atchison
Atchison PI
Leon
Pac
Thesis Bey
W. A. Michael Commission
West Sixth Avenue
A.W
Weck Mam
Dircot
Chulwke Servies
Central National Bank
Kaxnemh
Union National Bank Tangas Civ
Kansas City Price
Goodwin & Chamberlin Brokers
Firain
Topera Gal & Stc Exchange
Cnicae
Ana
Rineas
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