Washburn football schedule and staffing outlook for 1905 season
Washburn University outlines a tentative 1905 football schedule including games at Topeka against Kanmu State Normal and Emporia College with potential clashes versus Drake and Missouri. Talks with Kennedy to coach in Topeka, financials for relocation, and possible games at Lawrence or Colorado offers are discussed amid team reassessments and player changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weahburn
Insias
Deane Colle
Nepeanen Medics
Highland Park
Washburn
Axa Uptveralis
Lawrence
Lorch Saye
Ken
Frank Teach
Kennedy
Tim
Will
Arate RaceReayne
Nenad Doncd
Bors
Mehet
Want
Manner Leach
Someon
Mans
Lach
Washburn Athletics
Washburn Dental School
Topeka
Kennedy Bus
Lewtence
Mula
Bleh Rice
K. U. Rice
Tues
Griggs
James Stewart
Rerufathm
Inny
Andreon
Lakin
Robert Stewart
Miles Unable to Attend Lincoln Day Celebration
Mrs. Nelson A Miles illness prevents General Miles from attending the Lincoln Day event in Topeka on February 12. General L H Waters of Kansas City will deliver the principal address. Waters, a Lincoln associate, is highly regarded as an orator and Civil War veteran who organized the Eighty Fourth Tilngls regiment and rose to brigadier general after Chickamauga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
United States
Toneka
L. H. Waters
Kansas City
Lincoln
Illinois
General Miles
Topeka
Grand Army
Coney
Unis City
Washington, D. C
PH. Coney
Kas
General Waters
Stephen A Douglas
Water
Missouri
Joesph G. Waters
Washburn vs Kansas State U game postponed until season later
Washburn Highland Park girls basketball game cancelled due to Highland Park travel dates. Washburn will travel to Baldwin to face Baker University girls next, then on February 20 Washburn hosts Kansas State University in a key clash. KU rivals remain strong with uncertain KU girls team this year.
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Washburn
Highland Park
Highland Park College of Dey Motives
Highland
Weas
Tims
Washburry
Baldwin
Baker University
Huber
Peason
Kamar State University
Lawrwner
K. U
Washburn Lossies
Police Jottings on raids ends with no arrests made
A series of late night raids on Jolits and disorderly houses yielded no arrests. McElroy led the operation at several Kansas Avenue sites including 518 Kansas, 519 Quincy, and 526 Kansas, with suspects like Love and John Ewing convicted earlier but not jailed. One attacker, D. A. Thomas, escaped from a state hospital and remains at large as officers patrol amid brisk city weather.
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Jiravé
McElroy
Fred Rosa Place
Kansas Avenue
Ike Kickers
Quincy
Throop
Otto Anderson
George Kiauer
O. Kempton
Lou Arnold
Kansas Ave
Jennie Kine
Nue
Jennie Kies
Epp
Love
McKinley Club
East Seventh Street
John Ewing
Hen Perkins
Perkins
McCollum
Ewing
Nick Chiles
Wing
Chiles
Card of Thanks for Loss of Son and Brother
To the many friends that were so very kind to us our bereavement in the loss of our son and brother we express our most appreciation. Mr. and daughter.
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Mra
Social Roundup Highlights From Local Luncheons and Parties
Miss Addie Skinner hosts a luncheon in honor of Miss Su zette Matthews of Albany Texas visiting Miss Allabellé Troutman. Invitations extend to many locals for Valentine events and gatherings at homes on Western Avenue and Sixth Avenue West. Iota Gamma sorority meets, plus a string of social calls, weddings, and upcoming dances with Miss Mayberry of Washington and Miss Eva Mayberry noted among attendees. Local clubs, birthday celebrations, and guests from Kansas City and Lawrence figure in a bustling week of society notes.
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Addie Skinner
Hardin College
Gisix Jn
Suzette Matthews
Albany
Texas
Allabellé Troutman
W. 2
J. W. Bolts
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Julia Whitmer
Fan Tin
Sixth Avenue West
Eva Mayberry
Washington
Kan
A. A. Hayes
Charles £. Decker
Charles 4. Wolf
George P. Lux
Charles Joslin
Maurice Schlegel
James DB. Doneyson
William ©. Rigby
Charles Lagerstrom
Himer Beynin
Mayberry
Lulu Fordyce
Eda Smythe
R. I. Flakes
Sheldon
Walter DI Goodwin
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Moves
North Topeka column lists notes from town: residents and visitors include W. M. Cume on a Kansas City trip, N. Hunter moving to 1177 Kansas Avenue, J. H. Foucht ill at home, Philip Bickelhaupt of Silver Lake visiting, Mrs. H. J. Beacham at 116 East Laurent, M. Gallaway recovering from grip, E. L. Ball at daughter’s home 1214 Polk, Flinch and Duplicate Whist clubs dates, Mrs. Kortz home from Missouri to visit son Charles Kurtz, Shorey oil well casing arrived and drilling resumed, Lee Wright visiting Fairview, Henry Schilling back to Santa Fe offices, Lucile Lambert visiting Belvue, Dollie Curtis coming from Washington D. C., T. J. Roos and Anna Roosa in Louisville Kaw, Aaron Sheets to Kansas City for surgery, Mrs. Tom Joseph returning from KC, Gitchell family of Las Vegas, N. M., D. A. Wiser leaving for Las Vegas to be with daughter, Mrs. W. Ristus back in Kansas City after death in family, J. M. Trague examining Fickle property at 1200 Harrison.
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Oetntall Printing Company
Kaensad Avenue
Lukens
W. M. Cume
Kansas City
N. Hunter
Kansas Avenue
J. H. Foucht
Philip Bickelhaupt
Silver Lake
North Side
H. J. Beacham
East Laurent Street
M. Gallaway
E. L. Ball
T. D. Nash
Polk Street
Flinch Club
Clifford Lutes
Lowman Hill
T. M. James, Jr
West Laurent Street
Kortz
Central Avenue
Missouri
Charles Kurtz
Shorey
Lee Wright
Santa Fe
Argentine
Kan
Fairview
Henry Schilling
Draughon
Ark
Lucile Lambert
Oklahoma City
S. J. Courtney
Belvue
Dollie Curtis
Washington, D. C
Jerome Colvin
van Buren Street
T. J. Roos
Anna Roosa
Loulaville
Kaw
Mr. Roosa
Shaw
Aaron Sheets
Kansan City
Drs. Thornton and Miner
Gghere
Tom Joseph
Iite
Gitchell
Las Vegas
N. M
D. A. Wiser
W. Ristus
Michael Schwarta
Central Avenwe
J. M. Trague
Lee
Harrison Street
Local notices blend farewell for pastor and members
The article lists residents traveling and visiting relatives in Memphis Chicago and BeTol. It notes 9-year-old Warren Rutter breaking his left arm at home. Baptist church holds a farewell reception for Rev W B Hutchinson who departs for Sauda Colorado with family. The Aletheans and Argonauts meet at Nicholson home with tributes to Hutchinson and club president.
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Argorauts
C. C. Nicholson
van Buren Street
Lfe
William Cullen Bryant
Myrtle Kelley
James Lane Allen
K. C. Brown
Mr. Hutchinson
Nicholson
Rev. Hutchinson
The
Dutch Republic
Hoffman
Extraordinary Santa Fe Train Fares To Oklahoma And Texas
On Tuesday February 16 the Santa Fe will sell tickets to any point in Oklahoma or Texas and return for 15 dollars with a final return limit of 21 days. One way to Oklahoma or Texas points is 15 dollars, El Paso and return 26 50, Pecos Valley points and return 20 dollars with 21 day limit. One way to El Paso 17 dollars and Pecos Valley points 9 30. For full information write T S KING CP 7 A Topeka Kansas.
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Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Texas
el Paso
Pecos Valley
T. S. King
A.topeka
Kansas
Myron Waterman Stricken With Pneumonia in KC
Myron A Waterman a Topeka resident living in Kansas City is dangerously ill with pneumonia. Confined to bed for weeks, doctors warn the critical stage is not yet passed. The Watermans were moving into a new Kansas City home when illness struck, complicating care amid unpacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron A. Waterman
Topeka
Kansas City
Mr. Waterman
Baltimore Fire Losses Promptly Paid by Hartford and Liverpool
C G Blakely reports telegrams from Chicago offices of two popular fire insurers dated February 9 1904 showing they will promptly pay Baltimore fire losses. The notices emphasize the companies’ adherence to their honorable adjustment practices, signed by Cohran & Dugan general agents.
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C G. Blakely
C. G. Blakely
Chilcago
Baltimore
Tull
Hartford Fire Insurances Company
Balti
Cofran & Dugan
General
Liverpool
Ance
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University
Ton, Waters
McKinney Club
Fritz
Thomas
Emporia
Josiah Joss
Siena
Arink
Lelia Gray
Lelia
Robertiny Wale Watling
Tocks
Sperstons
Elete
Lela
Atatin
Chile
Iota Gamma Sorority
Winifred Hadley
John F. Rodgers
Western Avenue
C. F. Whitney
Mis. Eizabeth Smith
Fred A. Snow
H. €. Lang
G. F. Givens
Clement Smith
Stark
E. B. Remley
Mike Meryl Parke
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Hime
Tarbour Walker
Hambleton
Rowe
Whitton
Laura Southwick
Theodore Marsh
Roxie Josnston
Hagel Stone
Vida Cammidge
Jeannie MacNeil
Lottie McNair
Mina Hodgers
Maud Rodgers
Jentle Withere
Ane SH Card Club
Mis J
Hlf, White
Fillmore Street
Lillian White
Clyde Barnes Luddington
Matthew Francis
Ball
Palma
Jackson Street
GF. Worley
Anna Holster
Avis Sib Jey
Catherine Bodwell
Theo
Fillmore Street Whist Club
George W
J. L. King
New
John Baird Nicholson
Lucile Mulvane
Hiawatha
Marie Morris
William McLaughlin
Spetvan
Hanow
Stes Baauilo
A. Low
Dean Low
John Clarke Harmon
Chicago
EK. Little
New York City
Mra Co. C
John Dudley
C. Beker
Buffalo
N. Y
Haker
Misa Neller
Herbert Armstrong
Constance Crowther
Sterling
Roberta Wasson
Sterling Bulletin
Minnie
Anna Box
North Topeka
Haddon
Bernstein
Memphis
Homeseeker
New Crawford Theater
Byrne
Peck
Anna Eva Fay Mats
James A. Herne
Hearts OF Oak
New England
Florodora
Myron Waterman
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