Local society notes brighten Potwin Topeka visits and travel
Local society items detail residents and visitors across Potwin Topeka and nearby towns. Notes include Mrs. Fred Bonebrake and children returning to Danae City, Mrs W H Dick visiting Topeka then Fort Worth, and numerous outings, card parties, church gatherings, and trips among families such as the Bonebrakes, MeClellans, Browns, Knowles, Parker, and others with dates spanning late November to December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bonebrake
Danae City
W. H. Dick
Chickuaha
Topeka
Fort Worth
Tex
Blt. Payne
Jeune
and Falkiner
Kansas City
Br. Land
Fulton
H. H. MecClellan
St. Marys
Harrison Kansas City
Anna Beck
Quincy Street
Misa Overmyer
Miss the Punk
Bert Corry
Frank Stuters
Welter Cust
Potwit
Gubat
Lotta Bower Grirraou
Los Angeles
California
Mine Alberts Sooville
Cotennwood Falls
Loutre Smith
Lawrence
Lawrence Stee
Floyd Purnell
Wamego
Mr. Munnell
Potwisnd
Eggers
Bouieville
Russ
Washburn
Burlington
Charles “Wheeler
Colorado
Cie Temly
Co. E Tomlinson
Saxe Wehe
G. W. Jones
Mound City
Pali
Walter Noble
Choir of the Assumption
Spalding Reading Circle
Institute Hall
O. Larkier
Grace Collins
Skbetha
Bess Shriver
Oskalouss
Apent
Topeke
Misa Nelle Mood
P. I. Bonebrake
Wermenday
Washiteton
Philaule
Frank Bonebrake
Wil
Hir
Current
Literature Club
Woodlawn Avenue
Potwin
Myrtle Holmes
Kansan City
Key Parks
St Marys
Mia
Harrison Clarkton
Des Moines
Iowa
Maude Parker
Octavia Cheenwood
Mike Vida Wood
Albester Srovilie
Lacy Knowles
O. Knowles
Harrison Street
Jin KH. J. Prescott and Son
Presnatt
Tims Doster
Weick
Oekaloose
W. J. Stadetfy
Vcard
LG. Carter
Topeka Trenda
Chariex Bengiona
Stort
Western Sorosse
C. J. Evans
Buchanan Street
Margaryt Mhs McCarter
Ham
H. P. Wilson
Arkansas City Daily Traveler
Hatchey
Eockatia
Topeka Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Parties
Morning report lists numerous community members visiting relatives in Junction City and Topeka. Detailing guests including Ered Gordon of Lawton, Mr and Mrs H J P Millyer hosting dinner, Charles Stolpe returning to the university, and Mrs Frank Shubert inviting guests for a card party. Also notes trips to Dallas and Denver, and visitors from Arkansas and Indiana staying with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atom
Svatom
Topeka
Frank Shubert
Path
SM Husted
Bava
Albert ‘Baseker
A . Sim
Heave Wedieaday
Denver
Charles FP. Thomas
Dallang Ree
John
Charles Sehiting
Draughe
Ark
McMashan
Polk Street
David E. Allen
Indiana
HM. Phillieral Gays
Dreyfus Affair Brief Withdrawal Sparks Labort Controversy
Paris era: London and New York Times rails correspondent reports Maitre Labori withdrew a brief in the Reinach case citing Labori's dispute over writings in Grande Revue and Seenes. Relations with Picquart and Dreyfus family reportedly cooled a year ago. Pardon views split Labor and Reinach, with the affair deemed still intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rails
London Times
New York Times
M. Reinach
Maitre Labort
Mr. Reinach
Mme. Heart Ie
Matin
Mattre la
Mattra Labori
M. Seenes
Grande Revue
Labori
Mattre Libori
Col. Picquart
Dreyfus
Relwach
Times
Aim
Labor
Relnach
Tieh Rey Ronan
Ealnsch Thieine
Heirs Located for Late Patrick Manning Fortune
Relatives of Patrick Manning, who died recently in Kailspel Montana, have been found in Newark New Jersey. Monseigneur Doase and Catholic officials located Theresa V Manning and five nieces and nephews as heirs to Manning's mining fortune. Manning, a former Newark resident, had left no clue to kin before dying. the discovery prompts immediate steps to claim the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monteoa Mf
New York
Monsignor Doase
Patrick Manning
Kailspel
Mont
Newark
N. J
Minn Theresa V. Manning
Mins Manning Saye
Hhe
Favor New Department Cabinet Position For Commerce
A Merchants' association committee reported on their Washington convention experience. Delegates favored creating a cabinet position titled the Department of Commerce and Industry and supported establishing this portfolio. The report was prepared by Henry R Tow W A Marble and Charles R Lamb for the New York Merchants Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
New York
Henry R. Tow
W. A. Marble
Charles R. Lamb
Merchants” Association of New York
Natonal Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Sth
Merchants’ Associaion
Boundary line dispute stirs Chile Argentine tensions
Senor Yanez, secretary of foreign affairs, studies Argentina’s boundary proposal and foresees a reply in about a week. Chilean minister Concha plans to travel to Buenos Aires to discuss road openings in the disputed territory before returning to Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
Argentine
New York
Senor Yanez
The
Herald
Buenos Ayres
Senor Concha
Chile
Viceroy of Ireland succession likely ends Marlborough rumors
Dublin correspondent reports Lord Dudley now certain to succeed Lord Cadogan as Viceroy of Ireland, ending speculation that the Duke of Marlborough would receive the post. The Herald notes the development in New York and clarifies the credibility of the Dublin telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
New York
Lord Dudley
Lord Cad Cine
Herald
Dublin
Duke of Marlborough
Dean Installed as Grace Cathedral Dean at Topeka
The Very Rev James Philip de Beever Kaye was installed as dean of Grace Cathedral Topeka in a packed morning service led by Bishop Frank F B Millspaugh. Kaye, from Ironwood Michigan, praised for building up churches, indicated plans for a new cathedral and spoke of fiscal housekeeping as part of his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cathedral
Bunday
James Philip de Beever Kaye
Frank FB. Millspaugh
Millspaugh
Millepaugh
Kaye
Canon Bywater
Wayne
Christ Hospital
Mr. Todd
The
Sisters of Bethany
Deanne
Mittish
Topeka
Sild Cathedral
Christ
Tronwood
Mich
Dean Kaye
Ironwood
Iron Wood
Ean Kaye
Boers Hard to Catch in Western Cape Colony
London Times and New York Times correspondent reports 13 Boer commandos totaling about 1500 men in the western Cape Colony. Commandos are spread across Calvigia Sutherland Piquetburg and Clanwilliam districts with General French commanding eight columns to trap them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Times
New York Times
Pretoria
Cape Colony
Leult
Calvigia
South Sutherland
Piquetburg
Clanwilliam
French
South Amd
Beaufort West
Clanwillam
Teaufort
Simall
Riverside Presbyterian Church Names New Pastor
New York reports Riverside Presbyterian church telephones have called the Rev. Dr. Robert MacKenzie of San Francisco to its pastorate. He expects to reach New York on Thursday and to preach next Sunday morning. The formal ceremony will likely be on December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie
New York
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Teleony
Robert MacKensie
San Francisco
Free York
Liverpool Bank Swindle Cases Move Forward In Court
Bookkeeper and several associates face remand as prosecutors outline a Liverpool bank robbery scheme. Checks totaling thousands of pounds passed through staged accounts linked to Burge, Marks, Kelly, and Mances, with money traced from July to November through multiple deposits and note exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canistoni
Puschea
T. “Kelly
Hookrseniere
Bradford
Cvansel
Vic~ Canteat
Goudie
Kell
Kelly
Panis
Burge
Tee
Bok
Liverpool
Taurle” Maree
Hudson
Clube
Rks
James Mances
Labor Leaders Meet in Scranton for AFL Convention
The executive committee of the American Federation of Labor met in Scranton Pa to plan the twenty first admiral convention. Delegates from the United States England France Belgium the Philippines and Puerto Rico will attend. President Samuel Gompers arrived and the first session was held. The list includes James Duncan Jon o Mitchell James O Connell Max Morris Thomas Kidd Dennis Hayes John Lennon and Frank Morrison. The convention is billed as the most important labor gathering yet with wage questions and national legislation on the agenda. The deliberations will be secret and the session may last ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
American Federation of Labor
United States
England
France
Belgium
Europe
Forto Rico
Philippines
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
James Duncan
Granite Cutters
Jono Mitchell
United Mine Workers
James O'Connell
International Association of Mechanists
Max Morris
International Retail Clerks Association
Thomas I. Kidd
Amalgamated Association of Wood Workers
Dennis A. Hayes
Green Grass Bottle Blower’s Union
John B. Lennon
Frank Morrison
Cover for the Shamrock House Being Built Over the Lipton Boat
New York December 2 Work will begin today on a house built over Sir Thomas Lipton s yacht Shamrock I moored in Erie basin. The hull settled on the starboard side after a squall. Damages likely from the 12 Vere squall. Braces and bronze plates show serious wear affecting seaworthiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Erie Basin
Britain lifts tramway rails manufacture rule
Council authorities announce in connection with tramway electrification that British manufacture restriction for rails will not be imposed. The Tribune correspondent notes the change aims to spur tenders as only four for track rails and two for slot rails were received. Looking for Lost Austrians. Peru Ind Dec 2 D. Benesel looks for ten countrymen believed to be in the Wabash wreck. two found. Real estate ad offers property for immediate sale at Capitol Square corner Eighth and Barrison streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Council
Tribune
New York
London
Peru
Ind
D. Benesel
Wabash
M. Cove
A. Desplas
Eale
Frank J. Brown
Martin
Capitol Square
Eighth and
Barrison Streets
Holiday Bazaar at First Baptist Church Displays Sale Items
The ladies of First Baptist Church host a two day bazaar this week in the church parlors at Draper and Jackson. Evening sales include tasty holiday articles and a supper, with both Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon and evening sessions.
North Topeka Community Notices and Local Appointments
Topeka column lists Miss Minnie Doering visiting Kansas City. Edna and Callie Kincaid back from Silver Lake. Mildred Phillips recently ill but out now. Fred Falls transferred to Kansas City. Mr Thombs arrives from Leavenworth as Union Pacific ticket agent. Church events planned including Baptist bazaar at Lucken’s and Epworth League meeting at Kansas Avenue church. Community updates include residents traveling, attending meals, and attending services at Strickler Business College rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Minnie Doering
Kansas City
Edna
Callie Kincaid
Silver Lake
Mildred Phillips
Aldridee
Staruio
North
Kansas Avenue
Fred Falls
Rock Inland
Epworth League
Argonauts
Nicholson
van Buren Street
M. R. Mitchell
van Buren and
Gordon Streets
Bank
Charles Love
Topeka
City of Mexico
Velero
Mexican Central
Charles McMichael
Mra
Quincy Street
Eskridge
Walter Snook
St. Joseph
Charles Thomson
Iam
Rene
Tle Mabssbonary Dabors
China
Social and literacy entertainment for couples at Topeka
A social and literacy event for couples is announced at East in Topeka tonight. Marshall Broe is involved as host or performer. All are invited to attend the evening program featuring readings and light entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeke
East Ah
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