Sunday Church Notices Show Local Religious Activities
A long Sun day schedule lists services across Topeka churches including Worth Topeka Baptist at Lauient and Harcven streets with evening lectures and a Young People's meeting, St John A. M. church quarterly meeting, Cumberland Presbyterian and First Cumberland, St. Simon's and Good Shepherd, First Presbyterian and Unitarian services, and a State Spiritualist society gathering at 1 Kansas avenue with lectures by Mrs. G. Harien and Cy rus among offerings.
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Fort
Kansas Avenue
Ales Muei
Soaring
Cyrus Coming
John A. M
Foy
St Ward
J. Th Ruansynt
E.R. Mitepeurch
We. Sykes
Bywater
Cation
Holy Compaunion
Canon Bywater
St. Simon's
Wersinel
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
J. W. Thompson
P. Price
Christian Endeavor
Peon Legion
The
Christian Church
van Stren
First Baptist Church
Ninth
Jackson Sueete
M. J. Thomas
Tlamand
MC. Pasty
Man ‘An
Wat Unitarian Society
Topeka
WC. T
Church of the Good Spirit
News State Spiritualist Society
G. Hariien
Ulineis
First Presbyterian Church
D. Countermine
D. B
Holy Ghost
A. m.Christian Church
Heron
Vic
Acre
Mr Luth
Sanday
Wilm
Abby Arler
Beatrice Crow
North Topeka Community Notices and Church Events
North Topeka notes list visitors moves and church activities. Families relocate to 10 Quincy and Holman’s addition while ministers preach at the Church of the Good Shepherd and People's church hall. The Ladies’ Aid Society hosts its sixth annual event at the Pace residence with about 180 attendees enjoying music, refreshments, and moonlight socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Kim Kaenws
Alpha Robinson
Rosaville
McDow
Denver
Colorado
Ed Griest
Iittie
Hills
Kan
Grivet
M. T. Campbell
Quincy Street
Agnes
James Allen
Topeka Everms
Church of the Good Shepherd
George W. Shepherd
Caroline Davidson
Chicago
E. L. Mason
Lockwood
Mfo
A. C. Davis
Katisaa City
W. D Lacey
Omaha
St. Touls
Mra Lacey
Laceyvisit
Ted. Pierson
Congregational Church
Stone Kingdom
People's Church Hall
Kansas Avenue
Gordon Street
LA. Ryder
Charlie
The
Christian Church
Young Peoples’ Societies
Dir
W. M. Costiey
Aurora
Costiey
Mr. Scott
Costley
St. Louis
New York City
Ladies’ Ald Society
Thomas Pace
Nelghborhood
North Topeka
McCormack Knocks Out McCoy in Quick One
In Chicago on August 19 Jake McCormack of Philadelphia defeated Kid McCoy in about one minute under Queensbury rules. McCormack relied on his weight and power, landing a decisive right hand that felled McCoy. Referee Hagen counted him out. McCoy was unable to continue as the crowd cheered the sudden result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCormack
Chicago
Jake McCormack
Philadelphia
Kid McCoy
McCormack
McCoy
Queensbury
Tim
MecCoy
Kimeya
McCormeck
Hagen
Wren
McCormick
Genly
Tly
Nogan
Fopreal
Howling
Geo. We. Sane
Sir Beare
Dreyfus Trial Testimony Details Gounse and Piequart
Gen de Boisdeffre and Gen Gonse recount key interviews and rulings in the Dreyfus affair. They discuss Piequart, Esterhazy, the bordereau, and the leakage at military headquarters. The testimony covers doubts about Dreyfus, actions to pursue the case, and the severity of the charges amid ongoing court martial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. de Boisdeuire
Col. Maurel
Col. Pleavart
Dreyfus
Intelligence Department
Ganse
Holedeffre
Picquart
de Holudettre
Gonse
Ges. Gonse
Esterhaay
Dreyfun
Col
Piegdart
Wes
M. Scheurer Kesteer
Etterhazy
Matthes Dreyfus
Esterhazy
Eny
Eeterhazy
Gontle
Estethexy
Henry
M. Cavaignac
Paterby Trich
de Boisdeffre
Mercier
Jouiust
Privet
Gen. Gotse
Thersin
Iudges
Testimony Defends Guenee in Dreyfus Espionage Probe
Gen Gonse defends Guenee and an alleged spy as honorable. He says payments were made for information and describes various confessions and arrests cited by Col Picquart. The witness notes he consulted a notebook during testimony and mentions Henry forgery timing as already known.
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Genss
Haterhazy
Initelligence Department
Dreyfus
Ministry of War
Guener
Guenee
Col. Journat
Gonse
Major Carriere
Gen
Bu Paty de Clam
Col. Picquart
Gen. Mercier
Lebrun-Renault
M. Casimir-Perler
Plequar
Actioin
Picquart
Henry
Gonne
Roger
Army volunteers ordered to San Francisco for rendezvous
Secretary Root issued orders for the 27th and 34th regiments of volunteer infantry to proceed to San Francisco and await transports to Manila. Majors captains and lieutenants are on retruiting duty to assist recruiters for about a week before guiding recruits to the rendezvous. Enlistments total 14,665 with 2,000 surplus for Philippines. Gen. Corbin says more regiments will follow and earlier groups will go to Manila once organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
San Francisco
Manalla
War Department
Philippines
Corbin
Manila
Kansas Governor Appeals Help for Porto Rico Relief
Governor Stanley urges Kansas residents to donate to aid thousands left destitute by Puerto Rico hurricanes. Railroads will haul donations free. county officials to receive and distribute supplies. Funds go to National Bank of North America. port of entry via New York shipments coordinated by Thane Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sine
Kansas
Porto Rico
Wer Department
Stanley
Board of County Commissioners
Uur
Gol F
Jones
New York
Aus
Tbis
Fusion failure at Lexinton convention miks congress seat
Aug 1 a fusion effort in Lexinton failed to unite Democrats and Populists for a congress candidate to succeed W H Greene. Democrats named M C Marrineton of North Platte and Populist Judge Neville of North Platte. fusion prospects unsettled as convention adjourned and reconvened after dawn. Gold certificate exchange report totals 20.82 million with 2 million more withdrawals expected.
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Lexineton. Nem
Aine Demochil
Suinet
Congress
W. H Greene
M.C. Marrineton
North Platte
Neville
Weahington
Ube
Porto Rico Storm Relief Donations Reported
Washington on August 1 reports war department lists gifts from national leaders and merchants for Porto Rico relief. President and Vice President each give 250 dollars, Secretary Root 250, William Bacon York 20, August Belmont 500, Merchants' Association of New York pledges 10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Porto Rico
War Department
Hobart ‘Etary Root
William Backen
York
Belmont
New York
Merchants’ Association of New York
Porta Rico
Wheat market wavering amid mixed signals and shipments
Wheat and corn futures fluctuated as traders weighed domestic demand and northwest crop concerns. Futures advanced briefly before easing, with September and December contracts showing gains then retreating amid mixed receipts and expectations of about 10,001,000 bushels shipped. Hogs and cattle markets remained steady as traders anticipated Bank statements and futures activity.
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Lis
Miya
MintiNe
Treviy Walte
Septemr
Taga
ayUatiar
Ember Park
Ewan
Ieee
Sit
Wheat and cattle prices lead a mixed market report
A garbled market note cites cattle and sheep prices, wheat and corn figures, and mentions New York money markets. It references wheat crop concerns, potential price increases, and notes on grain trading in Topeka, Kansas, with scattered bank and bond references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neher
Omaha
London
New York
St Paul
Europe
Burt Ne Lleres
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George B Palmer
Undertaker
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I’s A Dandy
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Today's Market Report
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Phome
Quincy St
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Kansas Ave
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J. C. Goings
East Fifth Strest
Topexa
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