Social events shine in Topeka and nearby towns
Mrs O M MacMonnel hosts a cards party honoring Milne Filth Hooper of Atchison with several Topeka guests. The Schumann Concert Company performed at Library Hall led by violinist Henry B Heerman and pianist Carine Haam, followed by a pack of social arrivals including Mrs H W Stevens and Mr William Zoos from Cameron, plus many local society names.
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0. M. MacMonnel
Milne Filth Hooper
Atchison
W. W. Webt
Mew
PC. Mollie
Mies Talbot
Atchinson
Biss Anne Nelle
Bir
Austin Trady
Mir
Luther Nets
Mart Wikital
Goneart
Schumann Concert Company
Mis Jedtutte Wren Loita
Pldster
Henry B Heerman
Chicago
Carine Haam
Pobrano
Waldemar von Debien “Jr
Ebrary Hall
Taree
H.W Stevens
William Zoos
Cameron
Jatt
D. G. McCray
Golden
Lesveoworth
Aire
Jadson
Hali
Biss
Edna Speer
Chicaga
M. Merriam
St. Joe
Patty Thursias
Hudson's Hell
Gossett
van Buren Street
K. St
Pitts- Burs
James BH. Hayden
Neden
Kansas
Dahlen
al & Deck
Paula Biederman
WL G. Smiser
W.W. A. Morton
Will Crosby
Thos Cross
Charles Huiliday
Hacheier Club
Mattie Coates
Florence Bond
Satna
Mabel Wilson
Trdhanapella
J. AL. Shellabarger
Isabella C. Davis
Kork
Delahay
Sophaa
Hansas Rata
Vance Villa Fava
Mica Olive Bray
Boston
Thurston
Harrison Street
Gushor
George Roberts
Hutchinson
By- Roberta
Modern Literature Club
Priscilla Alexander
Amor Rune Signs With New York Baseball Club
New York April 20 The Journal reports pitcher Amor Rune has agreed to a 1507 season with the New York baseball club, agreeing to a salary of 2400 for the season in an official tender.
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Rosis
New York
Amor Rune
New York Basctadeiun
Ceasur
Mosby Declines Grant Memorial Invitation After Perceived Slight
New York reports Col John S Mosby will not attend the Grant Memorial ceremonies on April 27. Despite invitations from General Dodge and city leaders, Mosby remains uninvited or unresponsive. Officials portray no slight, noting only Confederate veterans were asked to participate and Mosby’s status is unresolved.
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Col. Mosby
Grant
New York
John
Mosby
Meany Das
Sona
Confederate
Duden
Thidee
Ely
Dodge
Washingtn
Snonstor
Uis
Xederate
Admirabs
Dayltitien and
Reception Commiltice
Woh R. Garden
Inviarion and
Recepiion Comfiltiene
Invita-ion Committee
Strong
Hunter in No Hurry in Kentucky Senate Fight
A Frankfort dispatch reports Dr. Hunter the indicted Republican nominee for the United States Senate may withdraw. He says the grand jury has no bearing on his change of stance, and notes his campaign loyalty remains firm. Holt and Deboe are the leading contenders for the party's nominee, with Deboe favored as Hunter exits.
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Louisvil
Evenue
Frankfort
Sass
Dr. Hunter
United States Cenate
Grand Jury
Datameme
W. Godfrey Hunter
Rix
W. WH. Holt
W. J. Deboe
Hunter
Julie Folt
Deboe
Hypnotist Buries Subject in Trance Near Sieece Ont
Prof Ferris placed a man in a trance and buried him six feet underground for three days. Sheriff Jackson and deputies demanded removal but Ferris refused, claiming no law allows action. Subject has air from a box, face pale like a corpse, sparking excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieece
Ont
Ferris
Sherif Jackson
Princesor
Sherif
Met Opera Plans Lease of Walidine Theater Garden
Stockholders of the Metropolitan Opera and Real Bata Wopany meet tomorrow in New York to lease the Walidine garden to Maurice Grit for a June 1787 opening at 2000 yearly rent. Expected annual returns from the opera house will reach about 35000. Funeral services were held for Michael Hanley of North Topeka at the Church of the Assumption with 32 carriages in the procession and burial at the Catholic cemetery west of the city.
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New_York
Metropolitan Opera
Real Ba— Ta Wopany
Walidine
Maurice Grit
Wasa
Mauries Grau Opera Company
Michael Hales
Michael Hanley
North Topeka
Church of the Assumption
Allende
Atort
Reidence
Filer Hayden
Wilsons Arrested After Faint of O Bf B readings on Sixth
The Wilsons were arrested last night on Sixth Street between Kane Avenue and Quince Street after police uncovered an operation linked to O Bf By igs. FC Wilson was fined and placed in arrest. beer was seized. Tater Fess Wilson also arrested. They posted bond for appearance in police court this afternoon. Tickets for Leah the Forsaken at the Grand Friday are on sale at Snow's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Wilson
Kane Avenue
Quince Street
Igs
FC Wilson
Tater Fess Wilson
Leah
Snow
Demand for Beet Seed Exhausts Supply at Department
Washington apri 20 The agricultural department faces widespread demand for beet sugar seed as farmers seek to diversify crops amid high prices and looming sugar duties. Beet seed has reached about 30 states after donations and purchases, with inquiries from many states across the union. If experiments succeed the industry may expand beyond Nebraska Kansas and California to other regions.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Union
Nebraska
Kansas
California
Ohio
Indiana
Timets
Michigan
Dakotas
Texas
New Alexico
Wiscunsin
Militenda
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Nebraska Sugar Tenning Company
Lot Boats Enough
Vicksburg Mississippi April 20 Major J H Willant United States engineer has received dispatch from the master of the steamer Elotente ordered to stop in Cuons Landing Louisiana to rescue flood sufferers. He asks for all skiffs obtainable by flat steamer as people are drowning and cannot be reached except by skiff.
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Vicksburg
Miss
J. H. Willant
Galted
Engineei
Cuons Landing
Skaffe
Coane Landing
Biggs
Ashwood
Tensas
Stemimer
Crayton
Colored Relief
Fatty Chiles Pardoned By Governor Leedy
Gov Leedy pardoned Fatty Chiles known as Therce Chiles who is confined in Montgomery county Jail for assault. A white haired aggressive former Cooley baseball member, he played for the Trey team in the Kansas league and faced trouble in the south part of the state last year with Independence. He fled and was captured after eluding officers, then jailed for a year. O H Hurete’s favorable pardons board report led to the pardon.
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Leedy
Therce Chiles
Fatty” Chiles
Montgomery County
Topeka
Ue Cooley
Toltisay
Trey
Unie Moto
Giants
Chiles
Eouthery
Stite
O. H Hurete
Board of Pardons Today
Levdy
Funeral of Sol Miller in Troy Kansas
Funeral services for Sol Miller were held with Odd Fellows pallbearers and local businesses closed. The procession went from his home to Mt Olive cemetery, with Grand Masters J D Campbell and WM Green officiating and many friends attending.
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Odd Fellows
Troy
Ken
Sol Miller
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Order
Pabt
J. D. Campbell
Fairchild Moves to Kansas City as Attorney for Missouri Pacific
Representative Fairchild relocates from Kinuman to Kansas City to serve as attorney for the Missouri Pacific. Once a steadfast opponent of anti mail road taxation, he is described as a pragmatic and business minded Populist. Laundry service advertises broken edge coffers made smooth by Peerless Steam.
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Fairchild
Remonstrance Circulating Over North Topeka Sewer Plan
A remonstrance is being circulated against building a large sewer proposed to run east on Fairchild. William Green notes signers are being secured amid claims of misrepresentation. The street cost cited varies from 125 dollars per lot to a city estimate of 20 dollars per lot. City Engineer Barnes cites health data and the council will likely address the issue next meeting.
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North Topeka
Fairchild
Wm. Green
North Side
Journal
Mary
North Topekan
Cty
Barnes
Topeka
Bird
Tariff bill nears senate action ahead of May
Washington reports indicate the tariff bill has been with the senate finance committee for three weeks and should reach the Senate before May. The sub committee operates in secrecy and plans thorough study of every provision, with hearings to continue a week and a final vote expected soon after. Opposition is expected to be subdued as the bill moves toward passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mnance Committee
Temperance Union Plans and Activist Outreach
The State Temperance union unveils a new regular circular Non Partisan Temperance Information to promote prohibition work across the state. It urges community organization, outdoor picnics, home school and church education, pulpit and press focus, enforcement support, and distributing temperance literature. Secretary Stephens notes Rev Sam Small may visit Kansas in June or July to speak under union auspices. Electric Bitters touted as a nerve tonic and blood purifier, sold at J. K. Jones Drug Store in California. Limited rail service Topeka to California departs Thursdays and Sundays 11:33 a.m. with vestibuled Pullman sleepers and dining car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Temperance Union
Non- Pattisan Temperance Information
Contanua
Stephens
Sam Small
Union For
Kansas
West
Union
J. K. Jones’ Drug
Fite
Kasikas Avenue
California
Topeka
Santa Fe
Wheat market fades after early curb tremors
Chicago April 2 Wheat opened weak on the curb with May options slipping to 7 1 2 c and recovering to 7 9 1 2 c as bids moved. Regular board trading showed a grand cash market with heavy selling pressure but war talk cooled quickly and prices steadied near yesterday's close. Corn oats and provisions followed mixed moves with weak openings and partial recoveries while hogs and cattle receipts ran high and prices held steady in a cautious session.
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Chicago
Ase
Board of Trade
Phuridar
Liverpool
Birrot
Ike
Sie
London
Lorian
Chieaso Gay
Bnill
Europe
Kienir
Louisville
Nashville
Frente Pacific Mariie
Walt
Bhiyera
Mdwartene
Fouional
Kenge
Lvl
Hoard Fabtier
Sud Fisher
Mister Landen
Ing. Fick Olte
Ber- Mn
Gellower
Manlio
California
Onntiea
Market Report From Kansas City Livestock Market
Kansas City market reports receipts near 50 cattle with steady to strong demand. Texas steers and cows priced around 16 to 25 dollars. native steers and heifers also listed with varying bids. Wheat prices and weather notes accompany the market wrap, including London and European hints.
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Ateuty
Beever Ags
Texas
Kansas City
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