Miss Madde Larimer wed by The tees A B Davidson
Society notes report the marriage of Miss Madde Larimer to a Washington Street Methodier Shulsoh, a surprise to friends who kept the secret. They plan to live on Lincoln Street after September 6. An afternoon party on Taylor Street hosted by Misses Myrtle and Lalu Fordyce features many local guests and families, with attendees including Mrs Maria Shope, Mrs Rader, Mrs Baker, Mrs Greenwood, and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madde Larimer
Eaowaien
Marrie Beanane
B. Davidson
Washington Street
Shulsoh
Hourher
Mary D. Larimer
Southerth
Crosby
Lincoln Street
Myrtle
Lalu Fordyce
Taylor Street
Fes
Maria Shope
Air
WH Rader
Itra Parton Baker
Edwin Pox
Lew Greenwood
Anna Gibb
Eve Mayberry
Mian New Grimith
Ollie Hayes
Miso June Fremour
Misa
Entice Bimmons
Mise Ieee Garwood
Imp
Hrvity Luck
Jennie Cantarell
Anne Crane
Missils Smytte
Nellie Wetherholt
Gertrudy Babcock
Grace Benadke
Misey Hayes
Mies Maud Bist
Olivia VanTorsil
Miss Lindieer
Misa Cunrie Cavert
May DY
Leave
Peary's Ship Returns Amid Polar Quest Delays
The steamer arrived after a long voyage from Syid-Rey, carrying Peary and expedition members who faced a hard winter. Natives near Cape Shere were expected to join but remained absent. The party, delayed by seas and weather, reached Brow Pocket Bay, collected seals, and prepared to return. The crew endured scrapes, and Captain Burver led the party as they pressed toward the Windward, while the voyage faced uncertain winds and tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt Johns
X. We
Syid- Rey
C. B
Cape
Shere
Mase
Belden
Martin
Sity i Iequne
Tskea
Nord
Burver Teourte
Funston Defies Green Adjutant Appointment in Topeka Clash
In San Francisco on August 2, Col Frederick Funston of the Twentieth Kansas refuses to recognize William A. Green’s adjutant appointment by Gov. Leedy. C B Walker, first sergeant of company B, is detained as adjutant until settled. Funston cites military authority while Green’s appointment draws Democratic support from Boyle and Dillard. Walker is a Republican, casting politics into the dispute as Governor Leedy remains absent in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
William A. Green
San Francisco
Cal
Frederick Funston
Willam A. Green
Guy
Leedy
C. B. Walker
Topeka
Journal
Secretaras
Col Funston
Going to Cincinnati for Kansas encampment trip
Kansans plan a trip to the national encampment in Cincinnati with many from Kan sas likely to depart as early as Friday. Department officers from Kane will not leave until next Monday. Adjutant Churchill reports a carload from Ottawa, Hutchinson area, and Spearville to join. Farmers form the bulk of attendees as good crops and fair prices spur a large Kansas turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depatinege Domrenasi
G. A. RL
Topeks
Fibal
G. A. Fi
Cincinasti
Department
Kaneis
Churchill
Ottawa
Hilly Morgan
Hutchinson
Spearville
Securion
Eastman
Raney
Kansas
Choir to Perform at Concordia Diocese Bishop Consecration
The Church of the Assumption choir will participate in the consecration of Father John F. Cunningham as bishop of the Concordia diocese in Leavenworth on September 21. Miss Gertrude Wyatt will sing and Mr. Charles J. Reexke will sing bass. the choir will include voices from various local churches and the mass will be sung with orchestra under director John N. Joerzer. The performance features Haleck’s Migix Pro Pace and marks its first local rendition next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Assumption
John F. Cunningham
Concordia
Leavenworth
Gertrude Wyatt
Charles J. Reexke
Father Cinmingham
Marines in Uniform Parade by Topeka A W U Sodees
The A O U W sodees of Topeka field a well drilled company for the Fall Festival parade. Lodge 244 met Sunday to settle matters per William Dransfeta. Aims include securing storms and equipment direct from girretly. The company of Tourines will command the cruiser Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. U. W. Sodees
Topeka
Bupday
William Dransfeta
Local Court and Police News From District Court
District Judge T Hasen returns from California and opens the next term September 6. Presiding Judge J R Madison to hold quarterly conference at First Methodist church this evening. Police arrest Mary Wade for disorderly conduct. efforts to send Andrew Kimble ML Arter- Uridge FP and Jesse Wetherly to reform school. Randolph and Franklin quarrel. Randolph stabs Franklin in the hip. injury not dangerous. A railroad ticket ad offers Pullman and sleeper rates to Cincinnati via Santa Fe Route with September 8 travel date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hasen
Califurnis
Hitler J. R. Madison
Secomd
First Methodist Church
Mary Wade
Steauss
Andrew Kimble
ML Arter- Uridge
Jesse Wetherly
Reform School
Weatherly
Will Randolph
Franklin
East Twelfth Street
Randolph
Peck Starts Tour to Paris Amid Monument Plans
F W Peck announces a sailing tour to Paris next Saturday with Mrs. Pecksimi and family. He says the trip will test securing space for travel and aims to discuss a Bavaretse monument to be erected. No final decision on location or government matters yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiles
New York
Paris
Abe Peibeinad
Mre
Pecksimi
Femmine Suns
Santa Fe Collision Near Alva Injures Several
A Panhandle Santa Fe collision three miles east of Alva Kansas injures about eighteen to twenty people, none seriously. Both engines and the mail car damaged, several named injured including Miss HiawSt of Elowa and Willian Smith of Wichita. others hurt were A. Pee and Willem Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Alva
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Som Miss HiawSt
Elowa
Jour Prior
E. C. Teach
Gainesville
Texas
Express Messen
Willian Smith
A. Pee
Burt
Willem Williams
Mustered Out: Troops Ordered From Various Camps
Washington reports furviwing units are to be mustered out from multiple camps including Ninth Massachusetts at Middletown to South Fapntington. Sixty-fifth New York from Buffalin to Columbus. Wisconsin from Jacksonville to Cuba. and a United States volunteer unit at Chickamauga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Massachusetts
Middletown
Fapntington
Masa
Benet Tilaous
Lexington
Springfield
Springeid
New York
Camp
Alent Buffain
Fla
Columbus
Wisconsin
Jacksonville
Cuba
United States
Chickamauga
Nourth
Texas
Austin
Tex
Sheriff sale notice with scattered names and figures
Sold by sheriff today followed by scattered names and amounts. sale at Howe Penuty appears misread with multiple garbled phrases. Mentions Woltt and Wing, various estate lots, a bid of 8000, and costs tied to a court proceeding, with unclear locations and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Howe Penuty
Shri Hearn
Mary J. Woltt
Woltt
Wing
Andrew Broocoeke
Sheehan
Mercium
Jan A
Catlins Estate
Lot Noth Kanan
Curtis Torra
Double Liability Lawsuit Over Estate of Jacob Spillman
W Martin Jones as executor of Jacob Spillman’s estate sues J G Ston ecker B F Morrow and W Van Valkenburg and the Capital Investment company seeking judgment for 310 on alleged unpaid stock subscriptions. Ston ecker and Morrow subscribed for five shares each at 250. transfers left the stock insolvent. Van Valkenburg held 77 shares paid nothing. The petition seeks judgments against Ston ecker Morrow and Van Valkenburg for about the same sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Martin Jones
Jacob Spillman
Rochester
J. G. Sienecker
ML W. van Valkenburg
B. F. Morrow
Goodle
Capital Investment Company
J. G. Stonecker
Tite
Stnnecker
Hia
Henry Hart
Morrow
Tock
Ht. A. Morrow
van Valkenburg
Blonecker
Kansas Claims Strong State Finance After National Meeting
Kansas officials report improved finances after delegates from multiple states praised Kansas for its better condition and standing. Mr Banebrake returns from Denver discussing bond progress and efforts to invest in state ventures while urging support for revenue plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ebrake
Vouay
Banebrake
Denver
Anette Dehe
Aneas
Tnd
Stata
Topeka Cigar Promotion and City Rally
A new union style promotion offers 25 cent cigar purchases of the Topeka Crasher with the best 6 cent cigar offered. Burgbart addresses Topeka residents at the City Rex event Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock. Invited by C. P. Judd state chairman. Summer tourist tickets to Colorado round trip 24.00 aboard Santa Fe Route valid to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Rex
Wolook
C. P, Judd
Colorado
Wate Gally
Sante Ee
Fragmentary report on political meetings and campaigns
A disjointed note describes a gathering on Baraning rn where participants plan actions for the approaching seeswit. It mentions possible opposition to a campaign against the mwnt, and references the Carlisix and Re Ublcans, the French ambassador, and American commissioners. The text hints at tensions with Spain and Cuba without clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baraning
Hobiede
Howevyr
Freych
Washington
Cumbon
Penon
Reid la
Racing Scatter as Season Ends in St Louis
City horses are being shipped to various points as the season closes. Senator O Atrien sends his entire string to Chicago, Barney Schreiber moves part of Bin’s string to Chicago and plans to follow. J H Cahn will ship his string next week and take with him Linda and possibly Bucavidero. California contingent heads west to Sacramento and Los Angeles, with others heading to San Francisco. The Latonia syndicate betting system is expected to prevail again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Thin City
Senator O'Atrien
Chicuzy
Barney Schreiber
J. H. Cahn
Linda
Bucavidere
Abe
Harsea
Cincinnati
George Poole
J. W. Carter
Hugh L. Jones
Dan Hovis
California
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Latonia
The Pope Is Better
London dispatch says the pope has recovered after illness and is once more shrouded by guards at the Vatican. Attends are limited and audiences suspended while pilgrimages, including American groups, are postponed until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Daily News
Vatican
Heavy Sluggers Versus Dewey's Never Sweats Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at Athletic Park a baseball game begins at 11 o clock between the Heavy Sluggers and Dewey's Never Sweats. Local reports note a quiet scene with players listed as Heavy Sluggers and Never Sweats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jak Athletic Park
Vieavy
Dewey's
Lohardson Richie
Hoftminster
Rural North Topeka Notes and Visitors Timeline
Local items record Maple guest visits in Lawrence and Topeka areas. Names include Miss Ferris Stewart, Miss Raith Putnam, Ike Carter of Rio, Park Kimball, Rev. Irving Todd, Miss Adsh Conkle, Bertha Howler, Grace Houghtellin, F W Jenkins, Mrs H Goodman, Charles D Small, Miss Liaule Parsong, and Miss Barbera Gamiowski among others. Also mentions church activities, travel to Omaha and Chicago, and a probate court license for J end Clara Leeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Bakery
Hrerry Small
Maple
Ferris Stewart
Lawrence
Raith Putnam
Wea Company
Kansas
Ike Carter
Rio
Park Kimball
Irving Todd
Church of the Good Sheperd
Adsh Conkle
Bertha Howler
Grace Houghtellin
Omaha
F. W. Jenkins
Colorado
W. B. Hutchinson
Union School House
Charles D. Small
Twin Lake
Col
H. Goodman
Argentine
Charles Peck
Kilmer
Philbrick
Tittle
Mattie
Chicago
Fred Tes
Monroe Street
Liaule Parsong
Guthrie, Bay
M. R. White
Logan Street
Coinred
Kansas Avenue M. E
Mabel
Grace Miller
Barbera Gamiowski
St Marys
Bf Gamiowski
J. H. Joseph
Pred
Abe
Hiawatha
Mra. Joseph
Erne la Vigne Feeler Derby Promises City Bout in October
Rumors place the Buffalo People Stand It and Corbett McCoy mill derby for October 1 in Hawthorne Athletic Club circles. Promoters warn action may delay and test agitator pressure, with KM McCoy training in Saratoga and plans advancing toward a Buffalo showdown if rivals relent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Corbett-McCoy
New York
Coubette McCoy
Con‘ap
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Ea Pee
Exmelavigne
Buffalo Unie
Asbu Park
Gil
Bas
KM McCoy
Saratoza
Humato
Tuansation
Household of Ruth elects grand officers for next three years
Washington session of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows in America closes with representation from nearly all states. New officers include PM W. G. superintendent and MM Ww G superintendent J W Grant. RR G W recorder Charles H Brooks. other posts filled by Mrs. Agnes Morey, Mrs. Julia C Callier, Mrs. Martha Riley, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wasner Cross. Willam B Harris named grand representative for memor able committee to be formed in St Louis on October 4, 199%. Next meeting planned for Wilmington North Carolina in August 1451.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grand Household of Huth
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows In
America
W. G
B. L. Haines
Savandah
J. W. Grant
Nashville
Tenn
H.W
Julia C. Callier
District of Columbia
G. W
Charles H. Brooks
Paducah
Agnes Morey
Chicago
William Z. Forrester
Richmond
W. Usher
Martha Riley
Denver
Colo
W. Chamberlain
Elizabeth Wasner Cross
Willansport
W. Shepherd
Lucy Zeay
Yonkers
Willam B. Harris
St. Louis
Wilmington
N.C
Oyster Trust Formed To Control US And Canadian Fisheries
Arrangements are complete for a vast combination to dominate the fresh fish and oyster trade in the United States and Canada. A London organized stock company with five million four dollars capital will create the A Booth Company Limited. Promoters keep secrecy as talks continue with leading St. Louis fish and oyster houses, some deals unsettled due to high asking prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
Canada
London
England
A. Booth Company
Mmited
Eoy
St. Laiuis
Denby says China and Japan favor U S retention of the Philippines
Detroit Aug 29 Colonel Charles Denby former Chinese minister arrived from San Francisco. He said China will not be dismembered by European powers and that the United States and England lead in trade. He noted Dewey's victory boosted U S influence, Japan gains from it, and he has long supported Hawaiian annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philippines
Detroit
Charles Denby
China
Gui
Yeaterday
San Francisco
Denby
England
Japan
Russia
France
Germany
Philippine Islands
Philippine
Admiral Dewey
Married Men Win at Forest Park in Ottawa
In Ottawa on August 22 the Santa Fe shop baseball teams, married versus single men, played a lively game at Forest Park. The married men won 17 to 11 before a good crowd. The single men vow to even the score, with another game scheduled for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Santa Fe
Forest Park
Caledorei Grain-O Advertises Coffee Substitute
An advertisement touts Caledorei Grain-O as a nourishing drink replacing coffee while avoiding harmful effects. It claims to aid digestion and strengthen nerves, not a stimulant, suitable for all ages, and sold by grocers at about a quarter to a third the price of coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
One Lot of the Famous Wool Soap Sale Notice
A sale offers 10c cakes of Wool Soap with a fancy decorated soap dish. Also 3 dozen plain and decorated meat platters priced at 50c 75c and 1.00. Choice selections available.
Ribbons at Ridiculously Low Prices Mentioned
Hundreds of sick at Chickamauga as First Army corps completes move to Anniston. Third corps expected to depart. Sixth regiment stays. Eighth New York to return home soon. Hospital conditions improve as nurses and surgeons provide better care. Governor Black of New York to visit Camp Thomas to inspect regiments and reports and seek aid for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiet Park
Chickamaugca
Third Tennessee
First
Mississippi
Anniston
Ala
U.S
Eighth New York
Camp Thomas
Ull
Black
New York
Prohibition Candidate William A Peffer Touted to Speak at Newton Race Matinee
In Newton in August 1873 a plan aims to have William A Peffer the Prohibition candidate for governor speak at a racing matinee likely at Athletic Park on September 28. Peffer would be billed to speak that day and draw a large audience. Arrangements are being pursued and are expected to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
William A. Peffer
Prohibition
Athletic Park
Peffer
Mde
World’s Harvest Shortage Estimates Stir Trade notes
The minister of agriculture of Hungary reports annual harvest estimates amid a world shortage. Importing nations may need 115.4 to 123.6 million more centners than output, while exporting countries rise to 101.8 to 105.0 million centners. US exports around 4,000 centners. Hungary, Russia, Argentina, and Turkey show varied figures. European demand presses shortages across Hungary and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunemry
United States
Hussia
Argentina
Hungary
TunGia
Gawon
Side rod breaks on Central Branch express near Leavenworth
In Leavenworth on a Saturday morning, a broken side rod demolished the left cab area of a Central Branch express engine No. 2 near the South Leavenworth siding. Firemen moved Calvin Neuphert from danger after he was knocked insensible by debris. He suffered severe burns to three fingers and contusions on the head back and hip, with the engineer likely sustaining minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
South Leavenworth
Calvin Neuphert
Neuphert
Warnig
Dregerd Neuphert
Saxe Hiafe
Ned Henderson Cleared in Karnival Knights Minstrels
State Journal reports Ned Henderson was mistakenly tied to the Karnival Knights sketching. An error connected a sentence to a different remark, not intended to slight him. Henderson had no part in the sketching and did not perform, though he helped prepare other performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturnay
State Journal
Karnival Knights
Ned Henderson
K.K
Henderson
Britenall elected Shawnee county Politic chairman
Panelist county central com turned down George W Clark at Saturday meeting and elected J. O. Britenall of Auburndale as chairman. Clark claimed not to want the job but Britenall won by a small majority. Wagner was re-elected secretary. A joint campaign committee with the Democrats was left open to decide at next Saturday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Clark
W. Clart
J. O. Britenall
Auburndale
Clark
Britenall
Shawnee
Wagner
Siorsethief Gets Six Years at State Penitentiary
Salina August 23 William Jones horse thief given six year term for crime with murderous intent. Announcement notes imprisonment at the state penitentiary. Also mentions a round trip fare to Holton races starting August 10 on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siorsethief
Salina
Wm. Jones
State Penitentiary
Holton Races
Tihe
Real Estate Transfers and Sheriff Deeds Note Topeka
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels and grantees with prices from several properties in Mulvane Street Virginia Avenue Ohio Avenue and other blocks. Sheriff and in and out deeds include transfers to Maggie H. Spahr and Nat 6 D Co with specific lot measurements and street names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Booth
Sten
Hedderaseah
Teoma J. Ui
Troutman
Mulvane Street
Add
College
Nana
Ohio Avenue
Same
John KR
Mulvane
Sam
Maryland Avenue
Alex. Dyche
John A. Whitelaw
Sepees Ealt
Northwest Quarter
Kas. L. & L Co
Strait
Kelney Avenue
A.M. Thomas and
Wits
Casper D. Shields
Wettie Hunter
Annie E. Curtis Fish
Jackson Street
Adam
Harriett Howard
Nannie Washurnal
A. Bates
Locust Street
Mulvane & Chase
David Rose
Chas. Curtin
North Topeka
Geo. T. Stevenson
Cook
Maggie H. Spahr
Fillmore Street
Mighland Park
John H. Culgin
F. C. Bowen
Od. Inc
Shaw
7 & L. Association
Oblo Avenue
EK. Hudson
Tota
All Even Inc
J. H. Hunt
Jas. M. Rogers
Kansas ‘River
Madison Street
Matthews Improves. Governor May Move Home Soon
A Crawfordsville report says former Governor Matthews rested comfortably and more easily last night. Physicians report he can recognize people though unable to move or speak and may be moved to his home at Clinton within a few days if condition permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Indianapolis
Ind
Crawfordsville Muy
Cilatun
Grand excursion to St Joseph round trip via Santa Fe
Knights and Ladies at Security will run a grand excursion from St Joseph to Topeka on Wednesday, August 30th, leaving at 4 pm and returning. Tickets priced at $1.25 will be sold at the national headquarters Stormont building. First Union warmly welcomed as news arrives from Chicago of the First Minnesota volunteer cavalry arriving at Fort Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph
Santa Fe
Knights and Ladies At Security
Topeka
St. Joseph
Hand L. Committee
Agent Ot Depot
National
Stormont
Chicago
Minacle Volunteer Cavalry
Edward C. Young
Ft. Sheridan
Chickamauga
Ctizens
Yuune
Danville Junction
Fourth United States Infantry
Call Is Arms
Tampa
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Sivien
Yates
Cee
Clisi
Coultis
Pred Cole
Lake Sims
Marcaret Ruseetlne Sc
Doe
Sissy Agnes Granger
A.M. McKeever
B.D. Mokeever
Willa Tamlinson
Las Vewras
N. A
Mra Brown
Mintespole
W. A. Johnaun
Minn Hallabach
Kannada City
Sis
Kittle Taylor
Empuriate
Fred Cowen
Nellie Leroter
Nisgata Falls
Chautauaia
Margard Hein Wakter
Crom Hostun
Nets Teir
Wil- Ger
Stutyine Music Dmro
Harry Willams
Elle Smith
Fanitow
Bae Soe Serre Das Air
DR Sewers of
Str. A. H Fellows
Srs Binoche Incz
Arith
St. Joe de
Penrrm
Edna Heyreocime Rimiche West
Walt
Suertorn Weal Wich
Minnie Williams
Matign
Eneie
J) W. Bidwell
Ini Arthente
C. Hi. Roebuck
Donnelly
Mee
Emamett
Arkarposity
Meg
Kimmett
Roudebush
Baeene
Santa
Stuttinety
Colorado Midland
Peary
the Explorer
Salt Lake City
Portland
Union
Pacific
Bis
Lewin
Fulton
Wate
Ee Posse
G. A. RB
Gertie Wyatt
Mr Heeske
Leavenworth Cathedral
Pullman Palace
Sante Fe Houte
Fein
F. W. Peck
Wil
Mr. Bonebrake
Saya
Spain
Porto Rico
Sam Venable
Thompsonville
Jungs
Adnips House
Newman
Westerfield
Tiffany
Boston
Ave
William Tiffany
Rough Riders
Newport
Parker House
Wolcott
Tajor
Willam
Misslen Street
Little House
Kimball Pts Co
Jend
Clara Leeper
Topek Zopeke
Household OF Ruth
Officera
Ita
AN ‘Oyster Trust
The
Republic
Z. R. B. Mortgagee
Keman Neuphert
Boutseee
Crawford
the Paiges
Lake Michigan and
Lake Transportation Cos
Mackinssiene 2
Bay View
Mackinac
Ana Reat
Pek Rake
Lars
Rush
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