Topeka Social Roundup Sees Winners At Bowling Nite
In Topeka society notes, Miss Hattie May Clark wins roses offered by J. C. Waters for top bowler at a Wednesday evening event at the Masonic building. Guests include Mrs. A. H. Bish, Mrs. W. W. Webb, and many local notables. Evening plans cover receptions, whist clubs, and a Knights of Security anniversary event with a large Topeka turnout and varied performances.
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Masonic Building
Ir. J. C. Watera
Hattia May Clark
Julia Street
Kate
Grace Whiting
Dorthy Sturgis
Concordia
Danay
Judge Sutton
Quincy Whett
Bator
Major F. & Marsh
Kansas Mutual
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Washington, D. C
Missouri
Farnsworth
West Side
Tyler Street
A. A Majorshen
Shelbyville
M. Robineau
Hi. U. Mudge
Chicago
Winifred W. Wagnor
Ottawa
Boston Conservatory
Polk Street
W. C. Edwards Ie
Fred S. Nfatch
Columbus
B. Guild
Emporia Toay
EN. Keith
Gerdes City
F. J. Pook
Buckson Street
C. E. Lobdell
Dighton
Hne Little Duatghter
Proctor
Mexico
Mera. McDarmot
Liberal
Misa Dat Lakin
Dorothy Sturgis
Constance Logalle
G. Poster
Misa Myra Williams
Grace Morrill
Constance Ingalls
Frank Prouty
Perry
Oklahoma
Tooeka
Mr. Prouty
Col & 5 Proaty
Mra
Prost
FS Parrett
Brookford
Barlaws
Lincoln Street
Knights and Ladies of Security of
ET. Lanham
Harry
Greentate
Todinna
F. E. Bodiey
Quenemo
T. C. Budiey
Washington Chronology and His Early Virginia War Service
A chronological sketch of George Washington tracing his Virginia origins born 1782 old style 178-. his rise in the Virginia militia and state leadership through the French and Indian War and the opening years of the American Revolution. It covers key commands battles leadership in New York Trenton Princeton Brandywine Monmouth Yorktown and his farewell to military life before presidency.
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Westmoreland County
Virginia
Dinwiddie
Pennsylvania
Fort Dugueme
Custis
Bunker Hill
Long Island
New York
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Crosse
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Delaware
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Princeton
Morristown
W. J
DeKalk
Kosciusko
Pulaski
Steuben
Lafayette
Howe
Brandywine Creek
Germantown
Valley Forge
Monmouth
Autunun
Middlebrook
N. J
Andre
Arnold
Yorktown
Gloucester
Cornwallis
Congress
Mount Vernon
Philadelphia
United States
France
Woman Defends Path After Mysterious Suitor Attack
A young woman arriving by Santa Fe train walked Fifth Street toward Quincy when a persistent male admirer trailed close. He bowed and spoke, but she dropped a satchel and struck him with her other satchel, crushing his hat. he fled into a store as the woman retrieved her satchel and continued.
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Santa Fe
Fifth Street
Quincy Street
Quincy
Sisth
Allianee
Tribute to Nelenca Ouana Fel 21 John A Walters Dies
John A Walters formerly claim agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad with headquarters at Pittsburgh died this morning from a dose of laudanum taken with suicidal intent. He left a note bequeathing his body to a medical college. The Jovian newsnote records the event.
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Nelenca
Ouana
Fel 21
John A. Walters
Pennsylvanis Rae
Pittbury
Burlington Road
Medical College
Woman's World and the Separate Fancy Waist
The piece profiles Madame Patti's new gowns with Paris styles, notes on a model for women’s independence, and discusses the separate fancy waist trend. It covers Mrs. Att of Dubuque county becoming a practicing lawyer, Patti gowns, a bold New York season story, and French reforms for working wives.
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Mme. Patti
Ime
Patti
Paris
Mme
Adelina Patti
Porn
New York
San
Women in Colorado legislature sparking convention talk
A Denver style discourse notes that three Colorado lawmakers are women formerly seen cleaning spittoons. It suggests politics could benefit from better attendance by leading men, while stating women may have to take roles in the legislature due to absence of male participation.
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Colorado
Atlanta
Bright Eyes and Women Rights Topics Stir Opinion
A fragment from a 19th century periodical discusses Bright Eyes, daughter of a Omaha chief, her education, and public appearances. It then shifts to debates on municipal suffrage for women, praising or critiquing suffrage, and recounting methods used by Estelle Rees in Wyoming, followed by notes on Daughters of the Cincinnati and other women leaders and scholars.
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Bright Eyes
Presbyterian Mission School
Young Ladies
New Jersey
Wellesley College
Massachusetts
MHS
T. H. Tibbles
Bright RY
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New World
Reform Press
Boston
Estelle Rees
Obie
Wyoming
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss Reel
Chicago Mail
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