Topeka Society Week of Social and Musical Events
The Topeka social scene shines with clubs hosting dances and parties at homes on Harrison and source streets. Andrew McGregor hosts Cosmos Club, celebrating Mrs Manning of Maxwell City with a silver tea spoon gift and talks on ranch life. West Side Club and Ladies Music Club feature papers, readings, and musical numbers, while upcoming events include a Messiah production in New York and local recitals at Bethany and the Episcopal church.
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Andrew McGregor
Cosmos Club
Edward Manning
Maxwell City
Mra. Manning
Artine Frances Manning
Abs
Henry Lewis
Homer Sarah Set
St Laur
Mr. Wallace
Harrison Street
West Side Club
A. A. Redkwre
Billmore Street
EB. H. Anderson
George O. Wilmarth
Oanener
Wm. F. Hoehr
Sterning
Bis
Episcopal Church
Mithelle Crawford
New York City
New York Musical Courier
Percy Hens
St. Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Percy Heman
Topeka
Muntcal Courier
Presbyterian Church
Sirs
Lingafelt
Coulteswill
Bethany College
Wes
Dining room birthday notices and club updates
Invitations list attendees Beatrice Shakestratt Margaret Shakeshaft Mise Macferran and others at a decorated table. Notes and Personal Mention note Western Forests entertainment Saturday afternoon December 28. Local clubs report meetings postponed and future dates.
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Lord
Junnite Lord
Buste Rodgers
18Eatrice Clark
Margret Troutman
Thy Sproat
Beatrice Shakestratt
Margaret Shakeshaft
Mise Macferran
Interesting Programme for Kansas State Board of Agriculture
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture meeting schedule outlines sessions in the first three days with the Kansas Improved Stock Breeders Association and State Poultry Association in session all week. An evening session is noted with speakers including Governor, Prof. Hager, and John M. Stahl among others as officers are elected and topics on alfalfa, live stock, and farming education are discussed.
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State Board of Agriculture
Kansas State
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders’ Association
State Poultry Association
State Board
Iikdy
Sologing
Parag
BL Hager
Laewretiek
John M. Stahl
Ae Farmers National Congress
Sthursday
Jsurat
Manhattan
Stannd
Herbert Meckner
la Eye
Mumford
Nots
Orbank
Cottrell
Ranmup
JH Beesion
Atlermoury Beast
Alfalfa
Kansas
Sinton Sv
Petepaon
Norton
Mibera
Toby
Topeka
Parsons
Burton
Hazen
District Court
Topeka Water Company
John Guthrie
Curtis
State House
John F. Dillon
New York City
H. F P. Dillon
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Wichita
Arkansas City
Fafiraa
Thorpe
Hughes
Salvation Army
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Waterburn College
Kansas Gold Field Syndicate
Wallace Thompson
Washburn College
The
Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
Col
W. H. Rossington
Poor Boy Seeks Reform School Help in Newark
A poorly dressed Italian boy, unshod and eager to study, pleads with Police Sergeant Adams at the Second Precinct to send him to school. He says he earns by odd jobs to support his parents after being sent home from school for lack of shoes and faces potential Reform School placement. Superintendent Kimball of the Children's Aid Society redirects him to Montclair, with a note to seek priestly help to place him in the Armonton Protectory as he is Roman Catholic.
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Newark
Adams
Rosso Jenette
Bald
Reform School
Roxeo
Kimball
Children's Aid Society
Montclair
Chef of Polices
Kidney pills relief claimed by Topeka resident
Topeka readers report a kidney ailment story with a citizen testimonial. O Halterman of 233 Madison says dull kidney pain and bladder weakness were relieved quickly by Bean's Kidney Pills bought at Rowley & Snow's corner Bieth Kansas avenue. He notes no recurrence since.
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Brian Wey
Dean
Mr. O. Halterman
Madison
Bean
Rowley & Snow
Joe Sore
Bieth
Kansas Avenue
Indiana judge appointment stirs family in politics
President Roosevelt named Judge F A Baker of the Indiana Supreme Court to the Seventh Circuit, triggering intraparty riffs. Baker’s father, John H Baker, serves on the U S district court. a nephew also sits on the federal bench. Indiana senators and congressmen opposed the move, while Beveridge supported it, marking a rare act of presidential independence in judicial appointments.
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Baker
United States
Indiana
Chicago News
Roosevelt
Popeony
Washington, D. C
Rooosevelt
F. A. Baker
Indiana Supreme Court
Chicago
Indianapolis
Beveridge
Kirk
Fairbanks
National
Newlands
John H. Baker
United States District Court of
Tadiang
White House
Congress
U Wnd
District Federal Court
McKinley
Tabloid restaurant arrives in Brooklyn rivaling Manhattan’s novelty
Brooklyn’s second tabloid restaurant opens on Fulton Street near the bridge entrance. Patrons eat compressed foods in lozenges or capsules, choosing quick meals over traditional dining. The compact, neat establishment attracts well dressed, curious patrons while curious onlookers peek through screening curtains.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Patton
Ellold
Fulton Street
Bridge
On entering election court room, Russian-like tale unfolds
The article recounts a dramatic domestic dispute involving a man named Frank and his wife, who admits loving another man. The couple, married in June and with an elaborate wedding, faced a confession about the alleged mistreatment and a plan to marry someone else, as explained by Stebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alveroe
Stebel
Realiai
Democrats sweep Boston by nineteen thousand in history
A wide political victory for the Democrats headlines the week with Boston yielding the largest ever plurality, as nationwide notes reflect labor, tariff, and international developments. Reports include labor federation stances, imperial affairs, and local Topeka notices amid a busy roster of political and social events.
Wolcott to repair Welhurst estate for reconciliation plan
Former United States Senator Wolcott, rich with contracts for ten dollars, plans improvements on Welhurst near Denver to welcome his former wife, now a guest of Theodore Roosevelt at the White House. Reports from Washington say Mrs. Roosevelt has aided a reconciliation between them. Mrs. Wolcott, formerly Mrs. Lyman K. Bass, previously remarried abroad.
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Denver
Col
United States
Wolcott
Lyman K. Base
Bo Ees
Ae Ike Sous Gt
Ron Iocuumpelibi
Rob Rinley fund boxes thief tied to firm
New York police charged Max Goesch with stealing money from McKinley memorial fund donation boxes placed in public locations. Goesch, once employed by the distributing firm, allegedly refused to surrender his name and was reported in Yorkville court. Detectives tracked the misappropriated funds to the fund’s boxes and arrested Goesch on Sunday.
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New York
McKinley Memorial Fund
Max’ Gossch
Yorkville
Goesch
Tooway
Govech
Betas
Goeach
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Ellanthus
Steinberg
J. R- Hite
Ben Uitte
Rose
Mika Mary Daniels
Miet Alperia Scoville
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Penny Illef
Dadiey Buck
Monocte
Warum Rum
Schumann
Clare Beith
Celi Smith
Mr. Davo
Frank Montgomers
Lite Brown Brothers
Stedman Club
Felicity Lab
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Cermmie Art Club
GO. Knowles
Ant A. O. Rosser
Dortty
Osage City
Othe Spalding Club
Wit
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Mise Pearl Sample
Facetheea
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Mr. Baker
U. S. District Court
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Hossfeld
Topeka Trunk Manufactory
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Federation of Labor Convention
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Sendon
Mich
American Federation of Catholic Societies
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A. P. Lowenthal
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Department of the Viscayas
Philippines
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Reichstagen
Europe
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Lucien Young
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Andrew Carnegie
America
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New York Guaranty and Trust Company
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Wilson
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Mme Nordica
Thomas Reed
Argentina
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Monselia
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John MacDonald
Edward Wilder
P. I. Bonebrake
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Highth
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Washburn Nest
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Western Woolen Mill Co
Rinley Fund
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