Topeka Socialites Host Musicales and Teas in Summer Run
In Topeka and vicinity society notes detail a series of entertainments at homes on Magnolia Street and surrounding areas. Miss Carpenter hosts a musicale with guests including Miss Mulvane and Miss Campbell, as well as a later informal mingling on a lit lawn. Several local residents, visitors, and families attend tea, parlor parties, picnics, and dinners, with numerous names listed as attendees. The piece also notes travel to Colorado and Madison trips, plus a church picnic at Garfield Park and upcoming Uncle Tom’s Cabin event plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Idea Carpenter
Maxiion Street
Edger Smith
Bika Carpenters
Mr. Grol
Mive Virsiline ‘Mulvane
Charles Laverfrom
Ralph Cea
Mark Wikical
Marc Robbins
Neliie McClintock
Edith Campbell
Will Whitton
Pee Mary Thomps
Aee
Harry Wear
Wal Alexander
Julius Wetdling
Lena Sheldon
Winifred Wagner
Cutie Mediary
Tenry Desieennob
Harry Ashby
Tassie Bennett
Carnell
Rae Kuesty Wete
FE. Hennett
Edu Meclintock
Suse Gay
Lean Whitelack
Frank Bennett
Aussie Bennet
Fred Meaima
Ernest Coane
Frank Sheldon
Tom King
Be Lakin
Roy Short
J. Mc Buean
A. Ri. Evans
Among Railroad Men Fight Between U S and Southwestern Traffic Assn
Live stock traffic from Texas and Oklahoma to Chicago rises as rail lines contend. Rock Island and Southwestern lines alter cattle rates, restoring a differential amid a tariff war. Kansas Baptist convention and W C T U annual meetings gain authorized round trip fares. Santa Fe agents appointed at Williams field and Oxford, Kan.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Southwestern Traffic Association
Pormeéiny
Tuck Island
Association
Rock Jeland
Calbego
Rock Island
Kansas Baptist Convention
Western Passenger Association
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Santa Fe
August Meyer
Santa We
Williams~ Field, Tit
A. Parker
BE K James
Ashland
Oxford
Homer Jester
Colored Free Silver Men to Hold State Convention at Emporia
A Colored Free Silver convention is planned in Emporia on September 1 and 2. Delegates elected for the Emporia gathering include W. H. Smith Z Owens A Macainon J BR Lyllie Teaie Peasley Wan Eagleson A Kuykendall Berry Eider J Anerbriday L Johnsby A Brighn 3 Wicks Jerry White J W Russell JW Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
W. H. Smith
Z. Owens
A. Macainon
J. BR. Lyllie
Teaie Peasley
Wan. Eagleson
A. Kuykendall
Berry Eider
J. Anerbriday
L. Johnsby
A. Brighn
Wicks
Jerry White
J. W. Russell
Jw, Anderson
Hubbard case testifies in Hamilton Printing receivership inquiry
Referee Charlex Spencer took four hours of testimony from A. D. Hubbard at his Quinton Heights home as part of investigations into shortages in Hubbard's accounts, with cross examination planned and a possible month before a report. The article notes ongoing Free Silver Headquarters setup in Topeka, funding needs, and a Garfield Park concert by Marshall's band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlex Spencer
A. D. Hubbard
Hubbard
Hamilton Printing Company
Quinton Heights
J. B. Larimer
Spencer
Webb McNair
Wwi
Federman
Charze
Topeka
Politicians Trade Barbs in Hutchinson Meeting
Hutchinson political items report a fiery speech by Jerry Stingson in McPherson that roused an anarchistic crowd as he attacked John Sherman calling him head of a Wall Street gang. A rebuttal letter from CL Vaughn quotes Sherman denying the remark. Dodge City notes a large gubernatorial rally with J W Leedy and D C Tillotson drawing praise and strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson News
McPherson
Jerry Stingson
John Sherman
Wall Street
National Treasury
John Sheran
Jerry Ved
CL. Vaughn
Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Mansfield
L, Vaughn, Hutchinson
Kan
Jerry Simpson
Simpson
Btn
John Man
Dodge City
Aus
J. W. Leedy
D. C. Tillotson
Topeka
Leedy
Fifty Silver Republicans in Bryan Club at Stafford
Stafford Aug 24 This town with 700 population organized a Bryan club of 200. The ratio favors silver, Democrats endorsing Milton while Republicans shift to silver. In Dodge City Aug 28 the Democratic Judicial committee nominated appellate Judge Milton, a popular local figure. Chester Long will address Wichita travelers Aug 28. Winfield Republican rally moved to Sept 2 with Patterson and Burton to speak. Elmdale Aug 28 Bryan club forms with 102 members and several lifeloss Republicans joining the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Club
Stafford
Badorse
B. F. Milton
Dodge City
Court of Appeals
B. FE. Milton
Milton
Chester Long
Wichita
Chester J. Long
McKinley
Hobart
Winfield
Geo. W. Patterson
Island Park
J. R. Burton
Opera House
Manning's Hall
Elmdale
Lifeloss
Lynching Threat Looms After Attack Near Libertyville
Ottumwa IA Aug 2 A farmer’s home near Libertyville was invaded by three well dressed strangers who bound and abused Nellie Warner 20. Sheriff’s posse pursued and captured the men guiding them to Fairfield while locals warned of possible lynching. Nellie is in critical condition and unable to identify her attackers. Circumstantial evidence mounts against the trio as authorities urge restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
J. W. Warner
Libertyville
Iowa
Warner
Nellie
Black
Jefferson County
Sai
Fairfield
Syndicate Dissolves Amid Favorable Financial Shift
New York on August 28 reports the exchange syndicate has virtually dissolved amid a favorable turn in the financial situation. The only operation noted was a sale of 240000 pounds of exchange. Tekes will walk thrush Rome next Tuesday with Miss Van Demen. Details tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rome
Miss van Demen
Ladies Night Robes and All Wool Blankets Catalog
The notice lists robes, blankets, cotton goods and clothing items with prices and stock. It mentions Ladies Night robes, all wool blankets, electric cotton bat, Corticelli silk fowls per dozen spools, ladies shirts waists, and children's cotton flannel underwear. It signals upcoming production and stock availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Vale
Barber Company Wins Pavement Contract for Topeka Streets
Topeka council awards two contracts totaling 40000 for repairing and five year maintenance of asphalt streets. Barber Company to begin work Monday and finish repairs in thirty days. Debated price for patching plumber hole damage set at 2.60 per square yard amid council friction over garbage ordinance discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asphat
Barber
Barber Company
Eliott
Stevens
Quncilman Elliott
Drew
Fellows
Roundtree
Fiten
Warner
City Council Debates Garbage Ordinance Enforcement
Council members spar over enforcing new garbage receptacle rules with Elliott questioning legal viability and cost. Bird contends enforceability exists but garbage definition is murky. Drew urges alley cleanups while Stevens and Nettels cite low cost and statewide unworkability. Pattison moves to defer, vote split with five for and four against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Bird
Ebiott
Drew
Pattison
Ellott
Stephenson
Skinner
Roundtree
Ney
Nettels
Stevens
Warner
Counhoe Burgess
Teller to Campaign Speech in Colorado Springs Monday Night
Senator Henry M. Teller has returned from a mountain trip and will address a Colorado Springs crowd Monday night August St. He plans a series of speeches in California Illinois and Indiana after the visit. Marshall's band will give an unset concert at Garfield Park this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Garfield Park
Marshall
Colorado Springs
Denver
Col
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
New Mexico
Delver
California
Illinois
Indiana
Preacher Bratton Egged During Park Meetings in Delphos
Rev Clark Bratton, conducting meetings in Delphos public park, was beaned by unknown assailants amid tensions with a local Spiritualist group. Ex mayor Jon White was struck by an egg, while Bratton and the ex mayor escaped serious injury. No arrests reported. A related item notes Santa Fe agent J M McCosk? found dead at Ingalls, Kan, gunshot self-inflicted or accidental. wife traveled east. family troubles rumored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Bratton
Spiritualista Delphos
Kan
Clarke Brattom
Jon White
Odur
Kenear Spiritahlivt Society
Exmayor
Lngalls
Garden City
J. M. McCo
The
Santa Fe
Ingalls
Lost items and requests prompt scattered notices
A fragmented entries showing rewards for lost items, sale notices for exchanges, and a missing person style request. Details include a missing person or item near 301 Mast Eighth St, Topeka Kansas, and a notice about a wardrobe at 407 Madison Ave. Additional lines list an address at 79 Weak Sadist and a partial name Kad openbar with a request for owner name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrndey
Sale
Kewanee
Apa
Eral Egeneyart Ieeeeet Ea Ieeery
Madison
Topeks
Tiatian Erey Hevind
Tam
Syruis
Keren Lim Ton
C. Bialker
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