Social and Personal. Topeka social events crowd
A Topeka woolen mill hop drew a crowded turnout of local residents and visitors. Among the many attendees were Mr and Mrs J Robinson Mr and Mrs Len Korn Miss Mabel Baker Miss Winifred Wagner and a large list of other Topeka names. Guests discussed plans and shared refreshments in an evening of mild amusement and sociability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra Hi
J. Robinson
Len Korn
Schute
Bi Fiace
J. Wetherell
Mabel Baker
Mies
Ina
Mies Lowlen Reade
Annelte Lord
Winifred Wagner
Jas Five Dennis
Stises Santa
Fe Waters
Mise Lots Teft
Jesuv Stukte
May
Ida Hle
Sieg “Ames Walsit
Mise Marieelarn
Mike Rate Finict
Mise Smith
Es Heli
Bergen
Misaes Olivia
Unence van ‘Tassels
Bee Dean Lasers
Joe Morgan
Mr Arvey
Bun Johnson
Hrad Jomann
Fraterns Day Parade Meeting For Planete Council Tonight
Fraterns Day parade plans require all Planete council members to attend tonight’s meeting. Officials discuss route designation on Santa Fe for Women’s Relief Corps and the Ladies of the G.A.R to the Buffalo encampment, highlighting this as the sought route for parade suitability. A dye advertisement follows, promoting Buckingham’s Dye for gobiskers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planete Council No. L 1
Alt. U
Santa Fe
Buffalo
North Topeka Social Notes Show Local Visits and Trips
North Topeka social column records residents visiting relatives, returning from Osawatomie and Edwardsville trips, guests from Ohio and Philadelphia, and local gathering such as a birthday party at Madison Street. Mentions include Miss Mattie Stoker arrival, Mrs. Killian’s return from Shorey, and farm reports noting corn yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pia
Courtney
John Spear
Kansas Avenue
D. Sa
North Daughter
Jackson
Mattie Stoker
Ohio
A. J. Berry
Br. Shoemaker
Philadelphia
Penn Publishing Company
B. S. Benefiel
Hastings
Waka- Fuze
Killian
Shorey
James Gilbert
Roasville
Gillespie
Edwardsville
Edith Falls
Garfield Park
Miumie Scott
St. Joseph
Madison Street
Grover
Osankie
Ahe
J. Field
Houzhtelic
Jackson Stevet
Herome
Washington
cHy
Alex Bates
Mencken Town
Ghia
Neighbors in Parkdale face court over Mrs Drake taunts
A Parkdale neighborhood dispute over taunting Mrs. John Drake escalated to a police court case. Lena McClure Eva Bradley and Cora Harris, all neighbors, were arrested after repeated jeers and references to Mrs Drake as a duck. The incident began with mocking remarks in yards and a dancing act observed by an officer. The case was continued to tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena McClure
Eva Bradley
Cora Harris
Fifth
Leland Streets
Parkdale
John Drake
Hughes Coal Company
Chief Steele
Hart
Tim Donovan
Mrs. Drake
Drake
Steele
Tim Donivan
Populist convention probes bribery in Ohio report awaited
Columbus Aug 12 The Populist convention lingered after 6 last night awaiting the investigating committee report on charges of public corruption among delegates. Rev J H Taylor and Hugo Preyor of Cleveland testified the committee heard of payments to anti fusion Populists and a conference between Major Dick and a U S senator. Taylor said a $25 check was wired for expenses, evidence showed the money transfer. DeWitts Little Early Risers advert follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eession Wells
State Central Committee
J. H. Taylor
Hugo Preyor
Cleveland
Nasanal Senato
Major Dick
Prégor
Taylor
Chas
Bank of Wammosian
D. G
En On
D.C
Federal judges under fire in reform letter from G C Clemens
A lengthy denunciation argues federal courts threaten liberty and state sovereignty. The author asserts judges have seized legislative and executive powers, using examples from uprisings, railroad strikes, and mining disputes to claim courts undermine democracy. He calls for abolishing federal courts or revolutionary reform, urging cross-state reform unity led by the Peoples' Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mer— Shell
United States
Congress
Goneral
Federal
Judes
Birtains
Kan- Sis
Arkansas
Senate
Federal Court
Supreme Court
Scoundrellam
Mberty
Social Democracy
Socialistic Labor Party
Peoples’ Party
G_C. CLEMENS
Free Silver Wear — Elliott Likely Secret ary of Populist State Committee
Frank Elliott of Wephan County predicts a Populist state committee secretary who can leverage Breid-Sinthil’s experience and gain both administration and public trust. He says the chairman will largely set policy for the next campaign and should be well qualified. Elliott aligns with Doster wing and Martin-Overmyer Democracy on public utilities reform and opposes free silver as a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Elliott
Wephan County
Charman
Breid- Shthil
Unes Aft
Doster
Popaullyt
Martin-Overmyer
Democracy
Post Office Warns on Improper Parrot Parcel Trade
Third Assistant Postmaster General Merritt warns postmasters about growing practice of sending semi registered parrots with goods to small offices addressed to unknown recipients. Postmasters advised to examine and dispose of articles at reduced prices if found, and to return packets to sending offices only as required by postal regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merritt
Marcel
Packeres
Boy notes camera trick at seaside resort in foggy chat
A playful seaside scene unfolds as Willie teases an old man about a bathing hour encounter and a camera. The boy reveals plans to keep a film roll and jokes about upgrading gear while a lighthearted tone covers a mix of gossip and mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter
Besch
New York
Willie
Fou
Pop
Pep
Hinself
Chicago Post
Marked Down Matrimony Rate War In Connubial Corners
In Connubial Corners a parody rate war among Justices Splicer Gubbins and rivals erupts over marriages with underbid prices and wedding extras. Bill Hemlock and Jen Peters are pursued by hotel porters offering increasingly lower deals, only to spur Jen to reject the undercut and flee to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
Bill Hemlock
Chimmunk Hollow
Jen Peters
Baldy Splicer
Connubial Corners
Justice Splicer
Leander
Bil
Justice Gubbing
Bin
Earin Hsien
New York
Poem Rejected by Northern Publication Over Bread Note
A writer sent a poem to a northern publication with a note offering 1 percent for early reading. The editor replied quickly, saying they would grant a Greed teket if the writer were closer to a New York bakery. as is, the poem is returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlanta Constitution
Witnesses patience tested in court recital
A lengthy witness in a trial irritates Judge Daly asking for his business. The witness replies he reads an orchestra at a music hall as the judge quips about beating time. A stray exchange cites insurance and advice columns from Merc Temper and New York Weekly, reflecting marital tensions and legal counsel remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blim Wea
Joseph F Daly
Merc
New York Weekly
Queer Named Authors and their unusual names
The piece notes several authors with odd or whimsical names such as Anne Murrey Siesta Holkstra Mary Mappe Wupples Morgan Mistrow Mings Burt well H. Baddigs and Elizabeth Pot Spoonts. It says the first and last named are engaged in work likely to land thes inity. The Atlanta Constitution cites this as new conditions arising amid policy questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatanerr
Anne Murrey
Siesta Holkstra
Mary Mappe Wupples
Morgan Mistrow
Mings
Burtwell H. Baddigs
Elizabeth Pot Spoonts
Atlanta Constitution
Market Report Sparks Wheat Rally as Cattle Demand Rises
Trading opened tame in August wheat with a sharp late rally as September futures climbed before slipping. Corn and oats showed firm but subdued demand while provisions, hogs, and cattle moved higher on a strong market. Official receipts and shipments were reported across Kansas City and other markets with notable activity in Texas and western stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Liverpool
Chicago
Neapolis
Duluth
Ste
Tollow
Sige
Sike
Thade Lowom
Seri
Hwgsmy
HGS
Texas
Kansas City
Recepts Ltd
Mtncket
Ateady
Elehpg
Ing
Iinet
Sirieke
Kansas City Produce Market Prices and Reports
Market notes from the W A Michael Co brokers in Kansas City include sugar and coffee prices, grain receipts from Chicago to Liverpool, and hogs and oats futures. The report cites September futures for wheat, corn, oats, and pork, with occasional price directions and market gossip on local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mines Co
West Sixth Ave
Liverpool
Kansan
Crewe
Chicago
Gerade
Teiverpool
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Alla- Yelle Troutlan
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Coultis Farm
Torrington
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Claude
Conitis
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Fred Oliver
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Mae Sarah Merner
Aten Pamillon
Mies Meader
Hioam
Jean Bailey
Georen “ Noma
Walter Nelle
North Topeka
Mark Hanna
Fusion
de Witt
G. W. SI
Kunses
Taylor Riddle
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Willian
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Today’s Market Report
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock Market
Sansas
Kahane Oe
W A. Michael
Ganver
S.C. Cheintir
Tremaul
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Telepm
Lux Commission Co
Mumese Avenue
Topsha
Kaan
Baton National Bank
Water Nations Bank
Keone Er
Saareetan Commerce
Scanems Erty
Bank of Lopeka
W. A. Meicharl Commission
West Sixth Avenue
Topeka Kan
First Foor Exchange
Guliding
Kavinas Clie Offce
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