Pleasant Society Party and Local Gatherings
Society notes describe Misa Josephine Bard hosting a Friday party in honor of Mise Margaret Tysheriingh of Epmuria with many guests in music and conversation, followed by refreshments. A Garfield park excursion and multiple visits, arrivals, and homecomings across Topeka include gatherings at Taylor Street, trips to New York and California, and birthday surprises for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Josephine Bard
Mise
Margaret Tysheriingh
Epmuria
Mrs. Stellen
Mike Daler Starr
Mixs Dura Kirk
Mist Irk
Margaret Tytherleton
Elikbeth Hoy
Mr. HM
Eo A
Nenwickle
Mr. Heel
Non
Leslie Hard
Mia Mary McQuaker
Sutton
Jem
Lou Harker
Lawrence
Colorado
Mien
Ollie O'Frier
Fear Lake
Parisa
Edith McConnel
Kansas City
Toneriine van Amburgh
M. Carpenter
Madison Street
Halxton Elih
Gass
Thorpe
Sterling
Mere JW. Ferguson
Horn Atrest
Potowin
Mere
Ruby
Bertha
Arkansas City
Rateton Elite
Garfield Park
Biytte
Lulu Purdyon
Taylor Street
New York
Wigsley Macahe
Nett
Ada Moy Macahe
San Francisca
Fich
AQ J
Mics
Matt Knox
Methotet
Elin Transett
Chicago
Misa
Lillian Tete
Wlitlun ‘Troutman
Califura
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Karni val Knights minstrel show earns improved second performance
The Karni val Knights minstrel group delivered a stronger second show at Garnald tirk last night. Assistant US District Attorney Harry Sutherland, Ned Henderson, Robert Tieedieer, Frank Welenhtman, and Prof. Ray featured in lively acts with varied reception. Pagal Torrington received praise for coaching, while critics blamed individual performers for flaws. The program will be repeated on Labor Day evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karnival Knights
Garnald Tirk
Ae &i
United States
Harry Sutherland
Bet Bone
Tullus Weldling
Ned Henderson
Secon
Robert Tieedieer
Frank Welenhtman
Prof. Ray
Hissues
Pagal Torrington
Torrington
Memoirs Censored By German Government Amid Hobbyist Controversy
Biemarck memoirs and Bismarck letters face government censorship while princes and nobles seek control over publication. In other notes, German battleship under construction shifts from 25 to 24 centimetre guns. Vienna reports discuss potential Philippine sale to France for finances and possible exchanges with Britain, with broader European tensions noted.
A O U W Plans Parade Participation For Topeka Festival
Representatives from several A O U W lodges in Topeka met to decide how to present their offer in the festival parade. All but one judge attended the meeting and after review they agreed to participate with A O U W displaying a notable feature and crack degree teams. The lodge expects to win a first prize with a distinctive showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Guring
Wnant
Tontyone
Samt Ber
Merritt Brothers in Marlborough Fatal Illness Report
Fishkill, S. Yi Ane Merritt of Cutonel succumbs after a routin e at his father James Merritt's Marlborough home in Ulster county. Stricken with fever after crossing jetties, he had no injuries. Young Merritt had been living in Arizona when he joined the regiment. Advertisement notes Bummer Tourist Tickets to Colorado and return for 24 dollars on sale through September 15 by Santa Fe Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishkill
Colorado
Gally
Santa Fe
Fragmented Local News Bulletin Highlights City Events
Readable items note church dedication, parade plans, and public notices. Mentions a new church, a district parade, and local officials with arrests, funerals, and community activities. includes names such as Hen. G tolmas and Mrs Mererich, and references to streets and stations.
Seasons Opens at Crawford Island Comedy in Topeka
The Crawford Theater ushers in the 1898-9 Topeka season with At Gay Coney Island a lively New York resort parody. Improvements completed, ample vaudeville, and a strong company promise a popular week with 10 20 and 20 cent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Goney Island
Crawford
Gay Covey Island
Crawford Theater
Topeka
Gay Coney Deland
New York
Abdunde
Coney Island
Hostetall
Our Boys
Openine
Expansion Commission and Philippine policy debates in The Times
The Times editorial weighs the American peace commission and President McKinley’s stance on Philippine policy. It argues the commission is strong in personnel and policy, warns of potential U S colonial expansion, and notes clashes with Rome’s interests over Manila. The piece suggests Spain could seek relief from the costly Philippine burden through us actions and war expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
American Peace Commission
McKinnecy
White
Church of Rome
Mekining
Manila
Archipelaco
Morwever
Philippines
United States
Spain
Sprinkling Bridge Approaches and Roadway Urged
Councilman Skinner has secured a resolution to have the street commissioner sprinkle the Kan ss avenue bridge approaches and plans to extend the instruction to cover the entire roadway. Windy days make the bridge disagreeable for vehicles and pedestrians as dust rises from unspread sprinkler clouds. The approach sprinkling has not yet begun but will start when the apparatus is ready, with a likely expansion to the full bridge soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanss Avenue
Skinner
President's Aug 27 appointments list names and posts
Washington Aug 27 The president announced appointments including chief engineer in the revenue puntner services Andrew J Harrison A Jack William Repinson Nathaniel Curche in Wash Edward J Noon an Harry L Boyd Merbert L Spear. San ta Fe Route dining cars are equipped with picnic fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Revenue Punter Wervies
Andrew J. Harrison
A. Jack Wiliam Repinson
Nathaniel Curchein
Chaxter
Wash
Edward J. Noonan
Harry L. Boyd
Merbert L. Spear
Aoe
Stamps Checks Stamp Revenue Prints in Topeka Plant
The Hall Lithographing company in Topeka received government authority to imprint revenue stamps on checks. A small basement press will print thousands of stamps locally, with Inspectors and counters to record each run. The plant will operate four years unless the law changes, costing banks two cents per check plus paper costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Lithographing Company
Topeka
Fred K. Brown
Blve Hapide
A. H. Horton
Hall Lithographing
Mr. Hendricks
Dunville
Hall
Topeks
Kansas City
Hudson-Limberty
Union Bank Note Company
Why Not Macadamize North Kansas Avenue
Topeka residents want North Kansas avenue macadamized from Gordon street to Garfield park. Dusty street causes breathing difficulties as sand is blown by horses. city has bunken stone unused and should redeploy it on the road to improve the park access and comfort for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Kansas Avenue
Gordon Street
Garfield Pub
Garfeld Park
Topeka
Grand Excursion to St Joseph by Santa Fe Rail
The Knights and Ladies of Security organize a round trip trip from Topeka to St Joseph for 126 dollars. Depart Topeka Wednesday August 1st at 7:00 AM, return from St Joseph 7:45 PM. Tickets available at the Stormont building national headquarters and at the depot. Information from K and L committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph
Santa Fe
Knights and Ladies of Security
Topeka
St. Joseph
L. Com
Geent
National
Stormont
Van Prather Forms American Detective Agency
State records show ex-state auditor Van B Prather creating The American Detective Agency with headquarters in Kansas City. The new firm filed a charter, has $25,000 capital stock, an attorney, and directors Van B Prather J J Burger Thomas Cahill William Clark and James Breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eix-State
van B. Prather
Secretary of State
The
American Detective Agency
Kansas City
J. J. Burger
Thomas Cahill
William &. Clark
James Breed
Corn Bulletin Survey Maps Mixed Corn Promise in Midwest
The Cor Bulletin from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy notes Nebraska corn in fine condition overall with some reports of poor cultivation and weed pressure. In Northern Kansas and Missouri, many counties report good to excellent corn prospects but some poorer outlooks persist amid wet planting conditions and later maturation this year.
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Chicago
Aus
Cor
Nebraska
Hastings
Lincoln
Burlington
Kansas
Missouri
Excursion of Knights and Ladies of Security to St Joseph
Arrangements are made in St Joseph for 1600 Knights and Ladies of Security from Topeka to visit next Wednesday August 3. Santa Fe will carry about 1000 travelers, with an early morning departure and late return. The party will tour Krug park Saxton Heights and Wyatt park then enjoy a dinner at Krug park with Pryor's band. Local officials will welcome them and speeches by W J Kirkpatrick and H A Warner will precede Jubilee singers concert.
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C.J. Weld
Frank Chaney
Bob Rorew
Smith
Hen
Tolmas
Oria
Gar
Ong
G. A. Weil Athars
Mereling
Apia
Hosle
Mererich
Bergarn
Ieee Mipiman
Cuneshion
X. F
Hichanan
Wil
Park
Iil
Sivty Journal
Sirs
Hose Company No. 2
Adams Street
Srivet
Pranklin
Erand
Tony
Arpostrong de Mysehuvn
O. G. Tayman van
Oberiey
Forst
Ak Hugiess
Vityiene
Autorn
Ser- Meyers
Ate Torney
Tunethon
Winn Mark Arter
Folarad
Somen
el Buckner
Eharget Sitch
Keawens
Sinturbas Nce
P Prace
Darcin
Topr&a
Omaha
Rome
Ceca
Pena
Hogar
St. Joseph
Dienle
Ely
St. Joe
Santa Fe
Topeka
Istaup Town
Saxton Heights
Wyatt Park
Krug Park
Pryor
Bruce
A. W. Brewster
Knights and Ladies of Security
Wisl
Palmer Recovering in Colorado Springs after Appendicitis
Richard S. Palmer acting ensign on the auxiliary cruiser St Louis is recovering in Colorado Springs from appendicitis, following an operation last Sunday. He contracted malarial fever in Cuban waters and was sent here a month ago. Palmer, son of G. G. Haven of New York, previously owned the yacht Yamp later presented to the empress under the name Illeana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Richard S. Palmer
St Louis
Goodrich
Palmer
Cuban
G. G. Haven
New York
Young Palmer
William of
Germany
Illeana
Coroner's Jury Blames McDowell Officers in Steamboat Crash
San Francisco reports a coroner's jury found government steamer McDowell officers responsible for a collision that killed Flora J. Paxton, after testimony from the transport Scandia. The government inquiry report is not yet delivered. The era also notes plans to sail the Seneca for Puerto Rico and land inquiry in Kansas with no formal action by Labor Commissioner Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Flora J. Paxton
McDowell
Scandia
Lee Johnson
Kan~ Six
Hoffer Nomination Filed for Sixth District Congress
Jim Fyke of Corby filed W. B. Hoffer nomination papers in Topeka as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sixth district. Matron Mize resigns from the reform school and leaves for Illinois after reported trouble with an attendant. B F Kincaid of the National Socialist Labor party will address Topeka at City Park Sunday at 4 PM. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize
North Topeka Social News and Local Visitors
North Topeka items note morning events at the show, bakery, and visits by Mrs. Badger, Miss Elliel Schlegel in Horton, and trips to Kansas City. Attendees include R O W Blair, W M C Lane convalescing, Mrs Eldred and son Toy, Miss Wlaneche Goodnow, Elmer Bette, N F Colittle, and Rev I G Maver delivering morning service at Second Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Bakers
Stre
Hoyt
Kansas City
Quincy Street
Eldred and Son
J. B. Courtney
Eni Okla
I. G. Maver
Second Presbyterian Church
Halston
Weyler
Kus
Hopkinson
J. Weyler
Monroe Etreet
Buxs
Annie Henry
Lynn
Kaa
Fowler
Pare
Mire
Wi VanNese
Mina
Berry
Quincy
Misa
Ollie Courtright
Tacompton
Stes Beetles Viener
L. Cuttirtt
Sliver Lake
Miso Mud Thain
Afr
Spe Ralow
James
Robert
Everett Cuthirth
J. M. Anne
Mtr
Faulkner
Rossville
Mere
Johush
Glades
Topeka
Jim G. Mayer
Will Vantrutal
Me Mert Forbes
Promotions in Twentieth Regiment After Officer Death Resignation
Governor Leedy announces promotions despite the war’s end. Twentieth regiment sees W A Green promoted to assistant, A C Alford to first lieutenant, H H Ball to second lieutenant, H J Handy to second lieutenant, and others in Co M and Co BE. Regular order promotes Louis Millet to captain and Eliott A Davis to first lieutenant following Captain W D Sherman’s death. Hert C Carter becomes second lieutenant of Co 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy Telay
Twentieth Regiment
W. A. Green
Cop
W. A. Deford
A. C. Alford
Co. FE
HH. Ball
Co. K
Leutenant
Serewsur HJ
Salted mining suit shocked Paso authorities
Aug 27 Paso Texas A sensational mining suit emerges from Moria Ohio and Vernal Ohio. Plaintiffs allege defendants planned to salt a Sonora Mexico mine with melted silver to defraud them of 100000. They seek court action to block notes and preserve their liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Paso
Tex
Olay
H. Siehberling
J. Hh. Biche Herling
J. JH. Siehberling
Moria, TL
Smith
Real Estate Transfers and Mixed Notices Across Town
Real estate transfers listed with names and properties across streets and avenues, including Edwin Scott, Augusta de Meros, Mathilda Carlkon, Elizabett Hluen, and Ward, with various sums and parcel references. A London dispatch notes the Holy See’s plan to nominate French priests for missions and episcopal roles in the Sudan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elehth
Joniday
Edwin Scott
Dositee
Cing-Mura
Huntoon
Augusta de Meros
Tennaon
Bucchansa
Horag
Elizabett
Hluen
Jas
Ramey
Istona
Connter
Enue
Ward
E. Tomson
B.A. Scott
D. H
Agnes Scott
Lingoln Strest
Willams & Dillon
Strait
Whitmer
Cynthia Cafking
J. H. Barker
Morris
Loudon
London
Rome
Chronicle
Soudan
Governor Pardons Frank Stine in Ehawnes County Jail
Governor Leedy pardons Frank Stine who is in the Ehawnes county jail after a sentence of 1 sell for A Gags and a $100 fine. Leedy cites retrial information that Stine was employed as a janitor in the foundry. He says Stine has served 0 days and paid about $75 of the fine, deeming punishment enough. Excursion notices on Union Punific te Wa mexo M. W. A. Log Rolling, Aug 30 leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stine
Leedy
Ehawnes
Fomnd
Enys Tie
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Mies
Alice Hopkins
Re Hill
Miex
Lily Turroughs
Sfinn
Clare Miner
Florence Nightn
Shalibe Cameibeth
Eanrn
Amy Avery
Taora Whidkdud
Norte Whitkied
Sien Heith Lewis
Sige Nette Crook
Miss Moody
Olle McNoun
Janie Jones
Mike Jutla Chutes
Omar Kinder
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Hoper
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Dalley
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Marcia Spivey
Lonowth
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Anna
Carbondale
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Anna Misire
Prid
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Charlie Wor
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Hoer
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Ory
Percy Bibin
Bia
Gorge
Margaret Crimb
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Ming Cuerh
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Dee Miller
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Earl Capro
Charley Iney
Richard Howard
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Expansion Commission
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North Topeka
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