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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1902

Page

8

Red Band Tomorrow in Topeka Denver Fans Brace for Two Concerts

The Honda Rossa arrives in Topeka overnight with electric fans in the auditorium to ease heat for two scheduled concerts. Thousands in Denver bid farewell at last night’s event before the band travels by Overland Limited to Topeka, where tickets sell fast at Stansfeld’s. Fans and seating areas like the balcony are popular as program highlights include Willow Grove, William Tell overture, Carmen, Valkyries, Mignon, and Floradora items.

Denver Banda Frovsa Wea Topeka Woodwen Marshall's Rossville Annie Laurie Soprentine Fl ‘Rovatore

Bach Gounod Ave Maria concert times announced

The notice lists two performances with start times at 2 and 7 30 p.m. for the Bach Gounod Ave Maria program. It also mentions incorrect or garbled start times such as 2 8 and 3150 mm, suggesting OCR errors in the schedule.

Stebbins Stips Them Up Independent County Attorney Candidate Speech

L A Stebbins the independent Republican candidate for county attorney spoke at a mass meeting in the Indian Creek school house, Rochester precinct. About 30 voters and women attended as he attacked Galen Nichols and contrasted his stance with the state on law enforcement. Joy and J Cecil helped organize the meeting.

Indian Creek Rochester L. A. Stebbins Stebbins Galen Nichols State Journal Primi Iy Joy Cecil

Edison Electric Plant Powers Shawnee Mills and Vinewood Park

The Edison Electric plant will supply power to Shawnee flouring mills, likely 200 horsepower at 600 volts, and is the first mill to adopt electricity for power. The plant is being enlarged to serve all mills and other establishments and will power Vinewood Park railroad. The company aims to attract manufacturers to use electricity. Monon Stockholders Surrender details extend to Aug 31 for exchange bonds. cash options not provided. Eugene Morgan & Co. hold 72 percent of Chicago Indianapolis Louisville railroad preferred stock. Eczema relief advertised for Deans Ointment. Guy Ticket Office Union Pacific RR. 25 Kansas.

Edison Shawnee Vinewood Park Monon New York J. P. Morgan & Co Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisvisie Railroad Company Louisville and Southern Roads

Birthday croquet tea for Miss Alberta Northrop Latham

Miss Alberta Northrop Latham celebrated her 18th birthday with a croquet tea hosted by her mother Mrs. Lilla Northrop Latham at 723 Tenth Avenue West. Afternoon festivities featured a large birthday cake with burning candles and a daylight garden display, followed by a croquet tournament with stickpin prizes and lantern lighting at dusk. Additional notes mention a baby party for Lenna Marie, and a wedding at 710 Huntoon Street with Miss Anna Hanson and Mr. J. L. Beckman of Colorado Springs amid floral decor and a Swedish Mission officiant.

Alberta Northrop Latham Lilla Northrop Latham Tenth Avenue West Marjorie Thompson Mary MacLennan Mary Alexander Henrietta Alexander Mary Anna Hanson J. L. Beckman Colorado Springs A. V. Lindeil Huntoon Street Mr. Pearson Swedish Mission Church Lindell Frank Patrick East Topeka Avenue Major C. P. Krauthoff Chicago Beach Krauthoffs Diengt Topeka Kan Chicago Evening Post John F. Eby Burlington J. D. M. Hamilton J. D. M. Hamilton, Jr New York City Atlantic City Tom King Lawrence Norman Wear Miss Marian Wear Dodge City J. G. Bauer Northern Lakes C. F. Resseguie Bessie Resseguie California J. EB. Hurley la Junta Colorado Hurley Copeland Topeka Air W. W. Mills W. L .Trump Anna Fulton Gibb Aliss Effie King C. A McGuire Chicago F. C.maegley Wagon Wheel Gap J.C. Mohler Leavenworth Miles Gertrude McClintock Atkins Dorr Norton Lulu Ewart Manhattan Beach Manhattan Cora Ramsay St. Marys Octavia Greenwood A. J. Ewart Harrison Street F. Wolcott Atchison E D. McKeever Archibald Independence Susie Gull Bern Edwin Knowles W. T. Crosby New York Bishop Millspaugh Charles Brooks ‘Thomas Nellie Millspaugh Grainwood Prior Lake Minnesota Pet Powerson Belle Isle Lanisiana John Nicholson Pearl Gray C. W. Kouns Tyler Texas Kouns Jester Guilford Dudley Shelter Island New England William Walker Bethlehem H. M. Philips Ella “Eilioet de Fillmore Street Martie Wilson Rose Cohn Woley

Mr Otts Wild Ride Exhilarates Camp Guests

During a Bald Mountain fan trip on July 28 Rev HA Ott his wife Mr Young and two children and Mrs Thomas failed to catch the last train and rode a perilous slope to Francis an accident filled night. A homemade push car collided on a curving grade with rocks and a cow causing near disaster but all six aboard escaped harm and reached Boulder safely.

E. A. Ott HA. Ott Mrr Ott Clark Iid Itani Boulder

Feud Sparks Fatal Neck Wound in Indiana Neighborhood

In Logansport August 1 Noah Suters lies dying from a neck wound blamed on 15 year old Bert Saunders of Dunkirk after a family feud over a spite fence. Saunders says Suters attacked his mother and his father’s revolver was used. Neighbors describe long running hostilities and taunts as the cause.

Logansport Ind Noah Suters Bert Saunders Dunkirk Saunders Balinders Suters Saunder

Gen Smith Lands In San Francisco Aug 1

Gen Jacob H. Smith arrived from Manila aboard the transport Thomas in San Francisco. He declined to speak to reporters and avoided interviews, saying he would not be interviewed or sub transport service. His aide conveyed the message and said Smith would stay at Occidental hotel.

San Francisco Cal Jacob H. Smith

Topeka Pythias Delegation Looms for Rock Island Trip

The Topeka lodge of the Pythians and friends plan to leave Topeka on Wednesday August 6 at 1 PM. They will travel to Rock Island via Secure See A. M. Putter. Delegation members include Lacey and North Topeka participants.

Topexe Delegance Mnights Pythias Topeka Garove’ Rock A. M. Putter Rock Island Lacey North Tope

Banda Rossa Saturday Programmes at the Auditorium

The Banda Hosas announce Saturday afternoon and evening concerts at the auditorium. Highlights include Wagner The Valkyries symbols and an ideal dance by Sorrent, a grand duet from Il Trovatore, solos, and pieces by Sig. Lada.

Banda Hosas

Topeka North column items and notices

North Topeka column lists local social updates and events. Mentions Lola Brown’s return from Atchison visit, Horticultural Society all day meeting August 7 at Industrial School grounds, trips by Costley, Rudy, Feiger, Warner, and Havens, Rev Archibald visiting Topeka, church preaching plans, North Topeka M W A camp meeting, a journey to California, and Hat and garment notices.

Kimball Printing Co Kansas Ave Lola Brown Belle Miller Atchinson Shawnee County Horticultural Society Industrial School W. M. Costley Webb City Neosha E. H. Rudy Scranton Jom Feiger EC. Warner Charles Havens Valley Falls W. E. Archibald Boston Mass Topeka Thomas Page Archibald Second Presbyterian Church An School N. P. Horton French Rochester Fred Bartlett California Congregational Church T. J. Pearson Herington Minor Gordon Ralph Hiawatha Judge Clark Sunflower Camp L.A. Ryder E. E. Miller G. W. M. White Tecumseh Sherman George Kansas Avenue Grace R. M. Hari Baksh Bombay India Quincy Streets Courtney Lelmer South North A. R McClure T. M. James Place Lyman School House McClure

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