Parson visit and social notices in Topeka area
A scanned fragment lists visits and social events in Topeka and nearby towns. Individuals named include Mrs. Foote, Mr Harry Rent, Mrs Burwell, Mrs Henry, Luther Burns, Miss Florense Reexinetch, Ella O'Connor, Mr C L Short, Mrs David Norton, Nellie Curr, and others. The notes mention trips to Topeka, a visit to Strong City, a New Mexico trip, a St Joseph move, and a regular meeting of the Excelsior Needlework group with attendees and a prize winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Harry Rent
Foote
St Lents
Burwell
Henry
Hinson City
Ini Topeka
Luther Burns
Daraly
Hilla
Bee Woest
Florense
Ella O'Connor
Strong City Way
Birs
Bantey
W. W. Milla
Bon Hobart Jett
New Mexico
C. L. Short
Chantie
David Norton
Wiest Hlebich Avenue
Moses
Mire Cyrae Guthrie
John Nelson
James Stitt
Mise Stella Nelss
Mra. Nelson
Mise Nelson
Kieln Avenue
Society Notes Share Visits and Club Meeting at Topeka
Society pages recount Sunday travels and gatherings across Topeka and neighboring areas. Mrs W A Z Thormoson paused in Chingo for a short visit. the Art club hosted a tuneth ing at Mrs Wis enona’s home. several residents returned from visits with relatives in Arkansas, St Louis, Kansas City, and Ottawa. Local clubs and families planned upcoming events while many residents extended stays with kin.
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W. A. Z. ‘Thormoson
Chingo
Mra
Senona
Jett Sundey
Mra. C
Arkansia Cy
Sire
Horton
Mckrinde
St. Louis
Topeka
Bro
Kinsas City
Harry Miller
el- Dors
and Sime
AL Cullehien
Hart Hamilton
St Louis
Tapeks
Harmilton
J.D. AC Hamlton
Miki Testa Huard
Lawrente
Mien
Tigharroy Yelth
Kate Gunther
Airemnores
L. Sharist
Mig Spe Sipritt
Fr Teads
Jack Shirttt
W. B. Kent
Jete
Betolt
Mike Dilinche Welmer
Upper
San
Bowe
J. S Warner
Gimste
Prat
Cer
Prink Holland
Spencer
HC Wallace
Bitlis Neil City
Steet Dough
Arene Hattake
GS Secee
Prisoner Recaptured After Sewer Search in Topeka Area
Sheriff Carl Moore of Concordia and state officers trapped a prisoner by a sewer search near Rock Latud depot. The escapee, Kemble, had been sentenced in Clogs county to six years. a $25 reward remains for recapture as authorities comb yards and nearby drains. The chase mirrored a prior Nashville case and involved a long sewer crawl with guards surrounding the area.
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Topeka
Carl Mooce
Concordia
Cloud County
Kek
o'Gock
Rock Latud
Sherif Fiurt
Nashville
Moore
Kemble
District Court of
Clogs Pourty
G&d
Leavenworth
Curtis
Orinsiente
Flint
Trump Be
Sheri Moore
Uither Frank
Hendricks
Hugh Partidale
Hugo
Jenkins
Alviock
Capital Op Eighty Million Dollars Apt S-The Min
An obscure historical notice discusses capitalization and incorporation details for a mining and manufacturing venture. It references stock, ownership fractions, and payment terms, with scattered mentions of related entities and a placeholder discussion of a water product advertisement.
Shot and Killed. William W Carr Dies After Hunting Accident
William W Carr, Associated Press operator for the State Journal, was killed near Eudora Kansas when a Winchester shotgun discharged while he rode in a buggy with his nephew. The gun’s discharge struck his left shoulder as the weapon rested between his knees. Carr died minutes later. He had long service with the Associated Press and was 39 at his death, after a career starting as a telegrapher and evolving into a leading news operator with assignments in Denver, Salt Lake, Kansas City, and Chicago.
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William W Carr
Associated Press
Tle
Devruid
Eudora
Kan
Mr. Carr
Kudorn
Jove Carr
Carr
Will Carr Wall
Will Carr
Eundora
Herom
Soshion
Santa Fe
Mie
Detunet United Payee
Associated
Denver
Cuba
Salt Laks
Kanaan City
Stte Journal
Death of Wil Carr Shocks Topeka Whist Club
Wil Carr, famed amateur baseball pitcher and longtime Associated Press operator, died suddenly. His death grieves Topeka colleagues as wire service peers recall his steady, accurate work and optimistic spirit amid health troubles.
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Ida Seeeraanie
West
Amut
Teaspee
Mckinioes
Chicago
Nis
Spee
Carr
Ube
Des Moines
St Tigie
Kansesity
Wichita
St Steepe
Denver
Mopaka
Colorado
Associated Press
Western Union
Dine
Sear
Eitoes
Dopelcs
Ute
Usftl
Cain
Wittow
Topeka
Roosevelt unable to attend Westies meeting in New York
President Roosevelt will not attend the intering with Westies in New York, sending regrets to the Soenish American wan. General Harties, a member of the organization, conveyed best wishes for a successful meeting, noting Roosevelt’s inability to attend.
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Roosevelt
New York
Washington
Witiph Westies
Harties
Andria
Meeting set May 5 for state textbook bids
Superintendent Frank Nelson announces the May 5 meeting of the state text book commission at Bluy 5 to discuss approved texts. The committee will review candidates across arithmetic geography grammar history and related subjects as publishers bid for contracts.
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Kansas Text Book Commission
Frank Nelson
Meetiny
Bluy
United States
Coust
Nelson
Tupeks
Exle
Dumont offers to revolutionize air travel in New York
April 2 report quotes Santhe Dumont proposing a million-dollar plan to build an aerial vessel ferrying 1,000 people across the Atlantic and to demonstrate practicability with a test flight. He predicts a ship capable of transforming commerce, while noting current wireless power limits and ongoing balloon delays. Locomotive explosion reported in Dover injuries none. ship and dividend details follow.
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Dumont
New York
Aeronautics Todes
Santhe-Dumont
France
Dover
Debs Ware Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Geof Trimmer
Wallington
Ana i
Joseph Mayberry
Fort Marmiy
N. J
North Topeka society notes and wedding report
In North Topeka columns Mrs M Morgan visits Newtown and Mrs Newcomer recovers at home. Captain F M Taylor visits family on West Garden Street. Local church groups schedule social events at 16 Jackson Street and 1193 Van Buren. The Bernsteins wed Max Wedeles in Chicago in a formal ceremony. Real estate transfers are listed for Maxwell, Thompson, and others in the area.
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North Topeka
Henig
Wits Culumn Watches, Printing Co
North Kansas
James
Clyde Swarts
Oss- Watomie
Air Lee Swarts
Mary Wits
Wamego
Frank Ebey
Jackson Street
B. Updegraff
Tow
Fred Hawke
Meatrice
Robinsop
Shorey
F. M. Taylor
Washington
G. F Kimball
West Garden Street
The
Baptist Church
H. McMaster
Mattle Roverts
Muse Roberts
Pearl Jones
Sarah “Anderson
Htr
Maurice Todd
James Anderson
Bernsteen-Wedeles
Sarah Bernstein
Thin ‘Elf
Max A. Wedeles
Chicago
Autemnland
iCinskey “Hotel
Stoltz
Lean Baer
Bernstein
Wedeles
Lexington
M. A. Weddles & Co
Dearborn
Broadway
Friends
Willy
New York
Stolen Cent Charge Ties Durant to Break-in Case
Stanton Durant, accused of breaking into a building used for government pnecromes, was transported to Trpile in the western district of Mixaouri for trial. Details recount a chaotic sequence across Memphis and New York with conflicting spellings and fragmented OCR text.
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Stanton Durant
Murakal Dicey
Mixaouri
Tarent
Feniiens
Cai
Poe
Durant
Diane
District Court
Death of Editor Cook in New York 2 August
Unknown editor Alexander Cook dies in New York with unclear notes and references to a producer. The fragmentary report mentions a ship, a sea voyage, and possible quotations, leaving the exact circumstances and affiliations uncertain.
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Cookew York
Alexander Cook
Tom Beast Ioubie
Mate”Ver
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Portieres
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Electro Axminster
Axminster
the Mills Company
City Ticket Ofice Calon Pacific RR
Mansss Ave
Maxwell
Moui
Peat
Sowrdhis
Wilte
Funan
Thompson
Gittins
Tote
Josie
Piatnan
Wits
Tyerm Ote
Ehriuan
Walt
Murfeer
Weptlon
Memphis
Tenn
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Gus
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Avril
Thole
Jeter
Engee Tnt
Hlere Sirome
Emma Walsh
Newbar
N.Y
Hinme Walsh
John Johnston Walsh
Cawnpore
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