Congregationalists to Convene in Topeka Next Week
Kansas Congregationalists gather in Topeka for the general association meeting with 300 to 400 ministers and lay members. Addresses by Governor Morrill and pastors from Lawrence, Kansas City, and Leavenworth. Women’s meetings precede the main event, and Topeka churches host visiting delegates.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tear
E. Morrill
Cordley
Lawrence
Dougherty
Kansas City
Bus
Leavenworth
General Association
Merm- Dera
Bowman and Popenoe Couples Plan European Summer Trip
Mr and Mrs Bowman and Mr and Mrs Popenoe plan a summer in Europe. They will travel from Montreal to Liverpool aboard the Parisian on June 22, visiting England and Scotland, then Paris and Germany for recreation, with Mrs Anna Downs of Boston joining in New York and Boston legs.
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Mra. Bowman
Popenoe
T. 2
Bowman
F. C. Popenoe
Europe
Mr. Popenoe
New York
Boston
Mra Bowman
Mra Anna ©. Downs
Montreal
Parisian
Liverpool
Chester
Warwick
Stratford
England
London
Scotland
Paris
Germany
Mr. Bowman
Higgins to return to Topeka and reenter politics
Ex Secretary of State William Higgins plans a Topeka return after living in Kansas City for nearly two years. He and his family will move into 1265 Van Buren Street after July 1. Rumors say Higgins may pursue public life again though details are unclear. The item links various local notices and ads about legal actions and services.
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Topeka
William Higgins
Kansas City
van Buren Street
Wiggins
Topetle
Overmyer on whisky Rogers examines him closely
In a pointed exchange, Overmyer faces whisky questions as Rogers scrutinizes him nearly as intently, highlighting tension between the two figures. The scene unfolds with sharp questions and wary replies, reflecting a broader public interest in liquor policy and accountability.
Regent Says He Was Never Drunk on Stand
Senator William Rogers testified he never drank to excess and faced cross examination calmly. He admitted using whisky at home and claimed whiskey in others’ bottles at times, while denying intoxication at Cremorne, Baker banquet, and other locations as the investigation closed with a May 1st hearing set for further arguments.
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William Rogers
Senator Rogers
Iie
Overmyer
Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Landis
Waya and Means
Madoca
Cremorne
Leavenworth
Thacher
Mr. Overmyer
Mr Rogers
Barnes
Chesterfield
Lawrence
Universal Sobriey Co Ferat
Noted Oratory Visitor to LE Holmes in Topeka
Congressman Dolliver of Iowa, seen in Topeka with cousin LE Holmes at 1119 Vac Buren St, calls interview with Journal the most accurate ever published. Daily church notices list services across Topeka including United Presbyterian, Second Adventists, North Topeka Baptist, First Presbyterian farewell for Rev. Adams, and various sermons at multiple churches. Rock Island Excursions advertised for April 32 with round trip tickets to many western states, plus local listings on Kansas Avenue.
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Mex LE Holmes
J. P. Dolliver
Sons
Republicas League
Toeka
Mr. LE. Holmes
Vac Buren Street
Dolliver
United Presbyterian
Eighth and
Topeks Avenues
McKiraban
Egypt
North Topeka Baptist Church
W. B. Hutchinsos
Spm
H. . Brown
E. M. Waren
Sec
United Brethren Church
Ladies’ Library
Kansas Avenue
Lla mandSam
C. Coblentz
First Unitarian Society
A. Wyman
Second Adventists
Midison Street Baptist Church
W. F. File
P. A
Ty W. D. Ford
First Presbyterian Church
J. E Adams
Korea
L. A. Maybas
Searing
First Methodiat Episcopal Church
Corner Sixth
Harrison Steeate
T. R. the Bursa
John K. Madison
J. E Amos
Illnois
Third Christian Church
East Sixth Street
Church of Christ (Scientist
West Sixth Street
Worth
A. Y. Francis
Oklahoma City
Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Laurent
Quincy
North Topeka—Rey
Y. Francis
St. Simons
Western Avenue
Seventh
Guy W. Miner
Calvary
Fourth Street
Irving Todd
German Lutheran Church
Ven Buren
Second Streets
Graebner
Tomorow
Ws. m
North Congregational Church
Ife
First Congregational Church
L. Blakesley
D. D
Young Men’s League
Ed Epps
M.D. Henderson
Prof. Watson
W. E. Battey
Miss Battay
Great Rock Island
Texas
Arkansas
New Mexico
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
Rock Island
Depot
Fliat
North Topeka
City
Kan
H. C. Garver
Harrison
Johnson-Nebel Candy Co
Water works in Topeka improves supply with new well and engine
The Topeka Water Company reports a completed well forty eight feet in diameter extends sixteen and a half feet below the river water line with a capacity of 2,500,000 gallons daily. Natural filtration via sand yields clear water and a ten pound rise in average hydrant pressure. A 5,000,000 gallon capacity engine has been ordered to replace the 4,000,000 engine, shipping May 1, promising significantly better service pending hydrant expansion.
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Topeka
Topeka Water Service
North Topeka social notes and local commerce ads
North Topeka society mentions Mia and Mrs J D Lynch of Meriden visiting the city. J Nichols grows ill then improves. Clarence Carter visits from the state university for Sunday. Blue Post plans Memorial Day at Rochester Cemetery. Local ads list hardware, farming goods, groceries, medicines, bicycles, and dental services. Aiding crime report notes a small incident near Odd Fellows lodge and a purse theft on the Rock Island tracks. Mrs Mitchell injured in a wagon accident on Lynch Hill. Dr Price Baking Powder endorsed.
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Mia
J. D. Lynch
Meriden
J. Nichols
Clarence Carter
State University
Blue Post
Rochester Cemetery
Hervey
Pratt Bros
North
Kansas Ave
A. d. Arnold & Son
Kansas Avenue
J. H. Heller
N. Kan. Ave
Hale
Evans
Kas
Magnet
A. J. Proudit
Heller's
Steele & Walker
Goshen
Lyon & Reynolds
Mitchell
Aaron Rowe
Dr. Price
Debs Forbids Topeka Visit Amid Trials
A letter from Eugene V. Debs explains he cannot address Topeka railroad workers soon due to ongoing conspiracy trial proceedings in Chicago. He conveys regrets to Harry Chapman and says organizers remain active to advance union work while trials continue.
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Topeka
Eugene V. Debs
American Railway Union
Era Tima
United States
Topeka Ferenda
Ince
We Will Have to Quit Advertising or Increase Our Facilities
A terse note indicates a decision point for Ne Play Ultra Pola as it contemplates halting advertising or expanding its facilities to meet demand. The statement implies financial or strategic pressure guiding a major operational choice.
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E. J. Glasgow
Joe W. Morrison
Younger
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Beckstrom's
Jackson
Nieur
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Debs
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Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kansas
C. Deamer
Stevenson & Co
Priv Sune
Geo. Kelly
Kroager & Linde
St. Louis
Stavanson & Co
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Ae Moeser Ice Manufacturing Co
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