North Topeka social notes and local notices
North Topeka social notes recount visits by Gbok from Boriden and W. H. Cox of Hoyt. Mia Della Dodge of Oakley and Miss Misnle Deering travel trains. Mrs Campbell and Miss Lea Seen et Wainees visit town. Comrtmey returns from Kahess City. whist club outing planned. North Topeka readers hear Elders Stor ris and Hall preach nightly. A surprise party honors Fred Buehner near Elmont. Johnston Miller wedding at 1255 Jackson street. Miller joins W. W. Gavitter printing firm. Hohenzollern leaves Hoboken. Harvard endowed charm under way. Card of thanks and local ads conclude.
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Kimpal
Gbok
Boriden
W. H. Cox
Hoyt
North Aide
Mia Della Dodge
Oakley
Misnle Deering
Campbell
Lea Seen
Kahess City
Kansas Avenue
Stelin Courtner
Leavenworth
Paul
Soliman Jones
Soldier Creek
Mencken
Hobart
George
Beri
Sy. George
Beulome & Mvenue
Mt. Antereet
Storris
Hall
Seleex
Spetter
Smoker
Fred Buehner
Elmont
Johnston-Miller
Pearl Johnston Syd
Jackson Street
Mer
Glendenning
Second Presbyterian Church
Mr. Miller
W. W. Gavitter
Mra Miller
Wedding and Club Events Highlight Topeka Social Scene
Topeka society notes reveal a You and I card club gathering with guests including Mr. Hert Haris and Mr. Charles G Daisy Hi Babcock, plus a luncheon in honor of Maximus Clark of New York. A formal home wedding for Helen Pen and Thor Benjamin Boyd occurred at 428 Lincoln Street with Mendelssohn music and floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Firth Strove
Hert Haris
Charles G Daisy Hi Babcock
Ernest Robinson
Chas- Fred ‘Tuckerman
James B. Donessen
Ealt Chaser
Delay Haven
Maximus Clark
New York City
Mo Eee
Topexat Avenue
Dire Clark
Chas. Hiond Sith
James B. Hayden
John Stadd
Morris
Waupun
Wik
HL. P. Hillyer
Armin Fassier
Stra Prank Jarrell
Prank Lewis
Albert Woodson
F.C. Gay
T. B. Sweet
Mie Helen Pen
E. Buckmaster
Lincoln Street
Thor Penjamin Boyd
Dean James P. Deever Kay
Gri Bockmaster
Mendelssohn
Topeka
H.C. Chesney
Kansas City
Chesney
Mrs Bannister and others plan extended visits
In the notice fragment, Mrs. W. H. Bannister is spending a week in St Marys while Anna Taylor and Mrs. Loaike EL. Carsmack prepare for a three week trip to Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Taylor
W. H. Bannister
St. Marys
Loaike EL. Carsmack
Chicago
New
Primary Republican county ticket and contest notices
The piece lists candidates for county offices including Galen Nichole for county attorney and A. T. Lucas for sheriff with other clerks and representatives. It notes the March primaries close at 6 p.m. and mentions contests in precincts for county committees and party tickets, plus a dispute between James A. Troutman and R. B. Welch to be settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Nichole
A. T. Lucas
LS. Curtin
Cemess Cogent
Jota Fulct
Sr ‘Na, Jr
M. Philips
Tks HK Manugate
Ette
James A. ‘Troutman
RB. Welch
Fale
Kansas City Government Paralyzed After Court Ruling
Kansas City faces a municipal standstill as the state supreme court ousts City Comptroller Land City Physician Coffin Clerk Curry Assessor Yost and City Counselor Middlebrook. The five Republicans refused to return to office after the court decision leaving desks abandoned and city business halted. The turmoil stems from a year of conflict after the council blocked mayor Reed’s nominations. The mayor plans a special meeting with political allies to address the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
State Supreme Court
City
Land
Coffin
Curry
Assestor Yost
Middlebrook
Reed
Outlawing Debts and Betting Reform Debate
New York reports the trial of Goudie's alleged accomplice in the Liverpool bank fraud draws unusual interest. A London Tribune view argues for making betting a valid contract enforceable within two months to curb gambling excesses, with criminal penalties for post period exposure threats. Memorial to Leighton in St Pauls Cathedral praised for sculpture and oratory by Sir Edward Poynter as academicians honor Lord Leighton.
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New York
Goudie
Liverpool
London
Tribune
House of Lords
Leighton
Thomas Brook
Lord Leighton
St Paul's Cathedral
Sir Edward Poynter
Academcians
Medical college weighs Owen or Coldren as next coach
Kansas Medical college football may hire Benjamin Owen or Paul Coldren as head coach next fall. Coldren previously led Washburn and Denver Athletic Club teams, while Owen coached Washburn and assisted at Michigan under Yost. The roster and schedule plans include several returning players and talks of games with multiple regional schools and clubs.
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Kansas Medical College
Benjamin Owen
Paul Coldren
Coldren
Washburn
Denver Athletic Club
Owen
Kansas
Yost
Michigan
Colmen
Pennsylvania
Kiene
Hinkle
Lain
Smith
Henshaw
Jackson
Clark
Oenena
Allied party meets in St Louis to form reform movement
The allied party of Missouri meeting in St Louis seeks a platform and state ticket. Comprising public ownership advocates from Populists, socialist Bryan Democrats, and Silver Republicans, the group plans a two day convention at the St James hotel to consolidate into one reform movement led by J H Cook and Dr J E Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Allied Party of
Missouri
Kansas City
J. H. Cook
Carthage
Bryan Democrats
Silver Republicans
St. James Hotel
Aes
Conk
State to Buy Mines in Prussia to Rival Coal Trust
Berlin Feb 20 The Prussian diet referred the mines bill to the budget committee after Minister Moeller explained the state plans to purchase mining property in Dortmund Westphalia to curb the coal syndicate and aid the navy railroads and public interests. The ministry proposes 58,000,000 marks for the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Berlin
Herr Moeller
Dortmund
Doctor Performs Unusual Operation For Double Chin
Baltimore Mi February report details a novel chin reduction at University Hospital. Mrs Florence Shipley underwent four incisions to remove fat and relieve pressure on facial arteries. Surgeons report no immediate fear or complications and express hope for a successful outcome.
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Baltimore
University Hospital
Florence Shipley
Shipley
Phi
Rock Island Announces El Paso Line Schedule
The Rock Island reveals the El Paso line schedule starting Sunday March 2. Westbound No 29 departs Kansas City at 8:50 pm with Topeka 10:20 pm and El Paso arrival 7:40 am two days later, a 35 hour trip from KC. Eastbound No 28 leaves El Paso 8 pm. connections exist with Sunset Limited services. The service includes Pullman cars, dining, and through connections to Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. The Rock Island also cuts Nos 23 and 24 and launches $25 California fares pilot with March–April validity. Homeseeker excursions apply first and third Tuesdays monthly.
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Rock Island Railroad
el Paso
Rock Island
City
Kansan City
Topeka
Dodge City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Wabash
CIA
Kansas Cl
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Francisco
Sunset Limited
Southern Pacific
Hutchinson Tr Pin
Kansae City
California
Milwaukee
Tuck Island
Union Pacific
Western Passenger Association
Mexico
Dramatic events at Crawford feature A Thoroughbred Tramp
The Crawford presents Friday night comedy A Thoroughbred Tramp about the hobo life with T. Rush Thompson as the central figure. Thompson drives fast action through the two hour and thirty minute show with sensational scenes including a mad horse race and a flying express train chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
T. Rush Thompson
Aunt Jerusha at the ford this Saturday matinee and night
Haynes favors Jr wants the setting of bridge contracts across the Kansas river investigated. County Auditor Welch would likely conduct the probe if started. HL Maynes, re election candidate and county commissioners chair, supports the investigation proposed by Commissioner Hain Rein and Haynes. They discussed making the proceedings public through an official inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas River
Welch
S$. HL Maynes
Board of County Commissioners
Hain
Rein
Haynes
Publc
Real Estate Transfers and Notable Return from St Petersburg
Real estate transfers list several buyers with wives: Chas BE Watkins to G I Meld for 1200 dollars covering lots 122 134 126 in Meisers second addition. Ww Bellaire to G C Kel for 2000 dollars. W F Bellairs to Liesley Kilgore for 0 dollars lot 43 Buchanan street in Kings addition. In other news the duke and duchess of Marlborough, after days in St Petersburg, have returned to welcome the duchess father William Vanderbilt arriving from New York aboard the Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
BE. Watkins
G.I
St. Petersburg
New York
Duchess of Marlborough
the Herald
London
Wm. Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Watson for Congress renomination in Indiana convention
In Richmond Indiana on February 20 the Sixth Indiana district Republican convention in Cunnersville unanimously renominated James F. Watson for Congress. The text also contains garbled commercial and medical product lines unrelated to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Congress
Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Cunnersville
James F. Watson
Give it to children Reverend urges famine fund aid for Indian children
Reverend Charles ia anevon called on Governor Stanley to divert the remaining India famine fund to aid Indian children whose parents died in the famine. He notes the fund was not given to Paterson fire sufferers and cites word that Kansas corn donations were used to relieve famine and save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ia. Anevon
Stanley
India Famine Fund
Vieror Stanley
Coburn
Paterson
India
Fasino
Sheldom
Sheldon
Kansas
Porter Enters Wyandotte County Congressional Primary
Silas Porter has entered the contest against Nat Barnes for Wyandotte county support in the upcoming primary. Entries closed at noon yesterday after Porter deposited 100 for primary expenses. Porter, a leading lawyer and former State Bar Association president, is considered a popular figure in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Porter
Nat Barnes
Wyandotte County
Fort Scott
Nominaton
Porter
State Bar Association
Kansas Woman's Press to Meet in Topeka
Mrs. Cara G. Lewis of Kinsley, president, announces the twelfth Kansas Woman's Press Association meeting will be held Thursday April 10 in the Hotel Copeland. Day sessions and an evening banquet are planned with a reception to follow. An executive committee meeting occurs April 9 at seven. Applications for membership should be submitted beforehand. All women are welcome to the open afternoon session.
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A. A. Hurd
Chicago
N. NC
Misa Jeanette Lord
Daughters of the American Revolution
JT. Harkey
Harrison Street
Fuley
EW. Graham
Coldwater
Mich
Topeka
W. H. Enatman
Topuka Avenue
Vewukur Imostine
Western
Soronie
D.C Nelli
Nolin
Misa Kate Gunther
Jean Parkhurst
Washburn College
John Hixgina
Amy McPartind
Lave
Wb Bey
Viswt
Rowwell
Agnes Flakr
Misa Louise Kellam
Miverill Mills
Irs
Frank Lewis
Fabius Metra Clark
New York City
Hester Hunback
Lawrence
Georgy O. Wilmarth
W. Cal
Thurston No
First Baptist Church
J. J. Fuller
Tyler Street
el Paso
Tex
Puller
Frank Holart
Maude Bannister
Prank Hlanch
Henrierta
Henrwitte
Ices
Cara G. Lewis
Kinsley
Kansas Woman's Press Association
Toucks
Copeland
Easter Sunrise Services At First Congregational Church
Easter meeting planned by central churches including Presbyterian Methodist Baptist Lutheran and Christian. Rev A A Ott of the Lutheran church to lead the sunrise service at 6 to 6 15. A mass meeting of city youth societies to be held Easter evening at the First Methodist church led by Miss Harriet Broad. 32 Found Alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
First Congregational Church
Presbyterian
Methodist
Baptist
Christian
Fev. A. A Ott
Pirot Methodist Church
Harriet Broad
Plunder Found in Jefferson Street Cellar Search
A thorough search of 317 Jefferson Street during a search warrant yielded trousers fragments, short jewelry, and an artistic quilt in a cellar. Mrs White, mother of the robbers, is connected to the case as investigators pursue remaining suspects and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Frost Weilpts
Jefferson Street
Ube
Raffeloch
Weil
Progrens
Unclear Field Note on Financial Misuse in Columins
Fragmentary report describes misused funds and a bank in Columins. A Santa Fe ticket arrangement funded a trip with 40 tickets paid by check for 4.7 dollars. Details are garbled and names places are uncertain.
Lake Case Postponed In Wisconsin Court
The State of Wisconsin v Lake the dragonist was postponed in Green Bay before Judge Disney awaiting trial. Lake, arrested on a complaint by Assistant Attorney Redden under the prohibitory law, is set to be tried later with further calendar activity and travel costs noted for Oakland bound witnesses. Tickets to California are offered at 25 dollars via the Great Rock Island Short Line with sale dates March 1 to April 20.
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California
Great Rock Island
Pickett
Croc
Wis
F. Lake
Ctiareed
Iuetiee
Lake
Wade
Redden
Dustien Disney
Oakland
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Hohenzollern
Hoboken
York
Mohenzollers
Hohen Oide
North River
West Fefworth Street
Prince Henry
Harvard
James Suliman
MontenlKi
Harvart Medical School
Mra
Jacob Acoust
Epanitas
Steinberg’s Hall
Mire
Chia. Hortan
Misa Lulu Vogel
Emma Strickrott
Lena Biffokrote
Milas Millie Seybold
Clara Moeser
Josephine Connell
Minnie Kuchno
Tile Zimmerman
Grace Koonts
Danny Whines
Minin Wahi
Antonia Ternuss
Hilda Pickens
Cecelia Murphey
Clara Marion
Katharine Hoahel
Tulle Holtwick
Etla Goanet
Atlas Therres Krauss
Mary Wilson
Messrs
Clarence Kistler
Orville Bets
W. Holtwick
Phillip Lesser
J. M. Hith
Geo. Holtwick
Newton Alden
Robert Beerger
Harry States
L_ B Hess
J. W. Renker
LT Strickrott
Theo. Schreiber
Fred Hoehrig
Leopold Kroom
Corwin Pratt
Sam Elder
Pyramid Droz Co
Marshall, Mich
K. C
Owen OR
Kansas Medic
Allied Party
State Ticket
Coal Trust
Countess of Warwick
England
New Rock Island
Jerusha
Haynes Favors Jr
Utah
Montana
Washington
Californie
Paget
Samuel Cubbies
Kirk
Charles M. Sheldon
N. Barnes
Wyandotte
Woman's Press Association
Baku
Transcaucasia
Shamaka
Mexico City
White House
Hans Money
Minatrel Leader
Lake Case
Port Scott
Santa Fe
Grand Mece
Kensal
Ealo Roury
Retary
Ida Chamberlain
Gil Croup
Linimert
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