Topeka social notes and personal notices column
Mrs A H Thompson hosted for Mrs Fred Monebrake of Osage City this afternoon. Miss Pearade Prescott gave luncheon for aeie N Paquin leaving Topeka for permanent Kansas residence. Mina Helen Sharitt hosted luncheon for Miss Eme Bainter and guests. Numerous names appear among attendees, hosts, and travelers, with notes on visits, marriages, and trips to Chicago, New York, and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. H. Thompson
Fred Monebrake
Osage City
Pearade Prescott
Aeie N. Paquin
Topeks
Kansas
Mina Helen Sharitt
Eme Bainter
Mine Bainter
Phil
Helen Brigham
Fess Strickler
Eugenia Quinton
Margaret Wellcome
Hazel Howe
Gertrude Mulvane
Juanity Lord
Bustle Rodgers
Mildred Kepley
Dangers in the Oil Fields Reported from Beaumont
Beaumont Aug. 7 George A Hill an inspector of oil fields warns that conditions in the oil fields are alarming. He says over one hundred operators are overcome daily and the danger of total blindness grows from constant contact with fumes and fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
George A. Hill
Oilields
Southern Iron committee raises tariff on pig iron transport
Chattanooga Tenn August 27 The Southern Iron committee has declared a general increase of 5 percent on all southern railroads for transporting pig iron. This tariff will be effective one year beginning September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Iron’ Committee
Ex Governor Hoadley Dead at Age 86 in Watkins
Special dispatch reports ex Governor George Hoadley of Ohio dead at Watkins aged 86. He and his family had stayed there for weeks as he sought health care. The remains will be taken to Cincinnati for interment following his illness and travel east for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoadley
Rochester
Nav
Democrat and Chronicle
Watkins
George Hoadley
Ohio
Cincinnati
Pianist Alf Klingenberg Opens Topeka Studio
Topeka to welcome pianist Alf Klingenberg as he opens a piano studio this September with further details expected from W. F. Roehr Music Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Klingenberg
Topeka
Opeat
Ths
Ana A W. FP. Roehr
Music Co
Kansas City Leads Kansas Population Gain in 1902 Census
Wichita shows the largest increase among Kansas cities with 3,691 more residents, as 73 municipalities together gain 20,924. The report lists 14 cities with 1,000-plus population and notes rank shifts, new entrants, and declines across the state based on official returns for 1902.
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Kansas
Sosessors
State Board of Agriculture
Wichita
Oberlin
Hanover
Alma
Pleasanton
Goodland
Dow
Arkansas City
Ottawa
Galena
Salina
Newtonth
Coffeyville Eist
Mahatun
Osawatomie
Cherryvale
Clay Center Sith
Great Bend
Council Grove
Columbus
Girard
Dodge City
Caldwell
Herington
Lincoln
Harper
Chanute
Winfield
McPherson
Junction City
Concordia
Smith Center
Wellington
Abilene
Fredonia
Valley Palk
St. Marys
Owksloosa
Beloit
Peabody
Empire
Sith
Girarddist
Holton
Olathe
Paola
West
Burlington
Sterling
Kanane City
Independence
Junction Gly
Wellington Concordia
Manhattan
Horton Abilene
Fraternal group to fund St Louis world fair building
Denver reports the National Fraternal Association expects to raise about 200000 dollars for a fraternal building at the St Louis world's fair. Officers elected include E L Wood president and E M Haag vice president. The meeting discussed mail exclusion of fraternal ads and mortality cost analyses. Also noted: two deaths in New York and a rail collision near Youngstown injuring seventeen.
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Denver
Colo
National Fraternalion
Warner
St. Louis
National Fraternal Press Association
E. L. Wood
Flint
Mick
E M. Haag
Philadelphias
N.E. Bravenson
Jen Porter
Omaha
F. N. Smith
Zanesville
E.D. Cook
Detroit
Mich
Ed L. Young
Madden
Brown
M. D
Chicago
O. Millard
Knights of the Loyal Guard
Fraternal Congress
Millard Mala
Diamond Soap Wrappers Contest Closes This Friday
Collectors race for Diamond Soap wrappers as nearing end of contest. About 2 000 wrappers voted yesterday and today with leaders listed at noon including Mrs L B Crowder Leah Saunders Mire F Harris Bibel Yeargain and many more. Booklet with rules and details available at local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. B Crowder
Elein
Leah Saunders
Topeka Paving Bonds Fund City Improvements
City to issue 119122.08 worth of paving bonds secured by city credit and a tax lien. Bonds, sold in two installments to the State Savings Bank, total 111,127.43. first 42,369.18 for early pavement and second 66,758.25. The issue funds about 43 blocks of pavement, with annual payments over ten years and interest starting at about 5 percent.
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Cil
Topeka
State Savings Bank
Toveka
Local notes from Topeka and nearby towns
North Topeka news items list ill J B Marshall at home on Vas Bur en Street. Minnie Vandemark of Silver Lake shopped in town. Clara Noel of Valencia visiting Mrs Ed Thomas. C C Nicholson to De Soto for cousin May Ingram. Grant Gresser to visit from Nebraska. platform dance postponed due to weather. Dean Markham to Los Angeles for Bunnie position. Mrs J W Shaw of Louisville visiting family. Herbert and Mrs Palmer guests of J W Palmer north of Belcher creek. Capital Council K and L of B post poned indefinitely. Walter Davis joins Banta Fe mechanical dept. Lulu Zinciad and brother visit Silver Lake. Mr and Mrs Gresser to Colorado for outing. Mr and Mrs Herbert French and Theron of Newton visiting. Roy Helm returns from Oklahoma to Belvue. Lou Huckmead to Kansas City guest then Junction City. Rev Werren Moober candidate for Prohibition party in district. Myrtle’s Livery struck by lightning. Myrtle Seymour visiting relatives in New York. Mr and Mrs Walter Andrews from Maine will visit T M James Jr. Bowmen family home from eastern trip. Mrs Louise Smith of Wellsville returns from two months with daughter.
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Fern Printing
J. B. Marshall
Vas Buren Street
Minnie Vandemark
Silver Lake
Misa Clara Noel
Valencia
Ed Thomas
Monroe Street
C. C. Nicholson
de Soto
May Ingram
Kansas City
Edith Putnam
Union Pacino
Grant Gresser
Nebraska
Clarence Grenoer
Dean Markham
Los Angeles
Call
Mire
J. W. Shaw
Louisville
Kanaas
Annie Roose
Herbert Palmer
J. W. Palmer
Bélcher Creek
Capital Council
Walter Davis
W. W. Gavit Medical Co
Banta Fe
Mia Lulu Xincaid
Brokher
John
Gresser
Helen Maud
Quincy Street
Colorado
Herbert French
Con
Theron
Newton
Roy Helm
Oklahoma
Topeka
Belvue
Mise Lou Huckmead
Junction City
Werren Moober
Prohibition Party
Myrtle
Bern
West Noeviatreet
Myrtle Seymour
New York
Sinter
Walter Andrews
Maine
Ind
California
T. M. James, Jr
Mary Smith
West Laurent Street
George C. Bowmen
Fiorence Sed Mildret
Sus
van Treet
Atlantic
Louise Smith
Wellsville
Kanaus
Mra Georee
Unclear Fragmentary Notice of Local Event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a home event with names and a street reference. Details are unreadable, but indicates a local notice or social item involving Mr Noache and a family, with a possible home-related context and dated wording.
Killed in Santa Fe Yards by Company Watchman
A New Yorker named N C Rogers was shot and killed in the Santa Fe yards in San Francisco. Watchman Sullivan alleges Rogers and John Haffner attacked him with a club. Haffner disputes the claim. Rogers and Haffner were sleeping in a box when the incident occurred.
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San Francisco
N. C
van Fred
Rogers
Haffner
Sullivan
PBS
Wells A Pare & Co
Bamnilters
Cheap Settlers Rates to the Par West and Northwest
Shipping notice lists low settler fares to the par west and northwest. Signed by W. Waeeley, Son AE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAR
W. Waeeley
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