Topeka Social Club Notes and Upcoming Meetings
Social and personal items from Topeka and vicinity detail club meetings, visits, and entertainments. The Doethick club shared a Wagner program, with a long list of performances and attendees. The Stedmen club and Young Gnlies Shakespeare group hosted sessions, while Mrs. Syken’s visit and various hostesses welcomed guests and noted decorations and refreshments.
Against barricades in the egee asy during the recussion
Bertin reports a heated session on Seay estimates with Herr Rebel the socialist leader denouncing barricades and street fighting while von Gosuler’s deductions are called incomprehensive. A violent clash between Count von Kardorff and Herr Singer, socialist leader, is noted.
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Bertin
Egeeasy
Gossler
von Gosuler
Count von Kardorff
Richtirt
Herr Singer
New York's Kick Leads to Trade Rail Agreements
New York merchants association outlines plans to extend trade routes from southern states to Gulf regions, linking southern rail lines and steamship lines through major ports. Agreements with the railroad and steamship lines aim to funnel merchants into New York via existing ports and transportation hubs.
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Mervnanta’ Association
New York
Madjoryine
Rorwell Line
Southern Pacific Wallroad Company
Andeen Lines
Indian
Mexico
Gulf
Texas
Excursion to Arkansas by Kansas Men on Memphis Tour
Billy Edwards leads a Kansas party on a two sleeper Memphis excursion from Kansas City traveling to Mammoth Springs Arkansas. The roster includes E Liste Atchison W Martindale Iam Brady Laverence T R Stover WN Sutton Kass City FE Carlton Pittsburg J Landbure Kanene City Wed Gregg Pittsburg Dr Gee Williams Pittsburg W Williams Pittsburg Frank Videwat Hutchinson Silas Porter Kansas City J M Simpson McPherson Colman Centralia James Young Kansas City H Mendenhall Kansas City HL Holloway Larned MAW Jordan Larned G W Findlay Topeka.
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Billy Edwards
Kansas
Kansas City
Edwarts & Moffett
Memphis
Ft. 5
MR. R
Mammoth Springs
Ark
E. Liste
Atchiaon
Zola Appeal in Dreyfus Trial Sparks Debate in London
The London Daily News correspondent reports after attending all Zola trial sessions that Dreyfus is innocent. He notes counterproductive editing by anti Dreyfus papers and says Zola urged truth and justice to the court, despite interruptions and political pressure from authorities.
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London
Worls
Daily News
Savas
Zola
Dreyfus
Paria
Europe
M. Zola
Paris
M. Meline
France
M. Zoluaio
Before all the world I swear Dreyfus is innocent
M Zola defending truth in court proclaims Dreyfus innocent to the jury. He denounces government coverups and urges justice as France faces a crisis of honor. His speech sparks uproar as audience questions guilt and officials’ motives.
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M. Zota
France
M. Zola
Dreyfus
Codngel
Blizzard Buries Milwaukee Area As Heavy Snowfall Hits
The blizzard began Saturday night, delivering up to 2 inches of snow in two days with a 26 inch four day record in northern Michigan. City streetcars run on main lines while suburb tracks remain buried. The Mackinaw line blocks travel. Northern Michigan reports snow drifts and rail delays with no fatalities in the region.
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Andw
Weather Bureau
Wiscohain Central
St Paul
Ashland
Michigan
Sastnaw
Bay City
Mackinaw
Paldland
Ay City
Trail
Mackinaw Road
Suit over DeBarrows ejectment echoes murder case
In district court a Mulvane ranch owner and associates face a $10,000 damages suit from Mrs DeBarrows for injuries during a July 4 1895 ejectment at the DeBarrows home. The case recalls the prior DeBarrows murder trial where Ross killed him. Ross was foreman on the Mulvane ranch and claimants argue the owners are liable as his principals.
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Agaier
Mulvane
Trim
J.D. Ross
Mulvane Ranch
Keasville
Ross
DeBarrows
DeBarrowa
Bim DeBarrows
Kod Mra
DeBarrows Sund
Joab Mulvane
Martin's Hill Reservoir Proposed for Topeka Waterworks
City engineer Harness leads inspection of Martin's Hill for a potential new Topeka water system. Bartes prepares a preliminary estimate covering costs and a reserve supply line to Martin's Mill four miles west, aiming to base the system on that location.
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Topeka
Martin's Hill
Bartes
Martin's Mill
Topeki
Democrats Organize in Five Illinois Districts
Five hundred Democrats from five Illinois congressional districts met in East St Louis to form a permanent organization. They endorsed the 1880 Democratic national platform, opposed William F. Harran’s renomination, and resolved to place ticketed officers in every township and county who fully endorse the Chicago platform. The plan calls for immediate township organization and local candidate nominations aligned with the platform.
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Illi_ nois
East St Louis
West St. Louis
Southerrn
Illinois
Chicago
Willam F. Hrgan
Democratic Party
Garing
Grand Opera House to Present Trevora March 7 Event
Ought to raise 3500 Tl Trevatore will be given at Grand Opera House on March 7 with elaborate costumes and stage settings. Williams of Rougtton Arkansas touts relief after years of constipation and indigestion from one bottle of Hege Litthe Giant's Pills bought at a druggist.
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Grand Opera House
New Mexico Land Grants Court Rulings Decline Claims
Washington reports the U S Supreme Court via Justice Brewer ruled John Cesna and partners cannot prove a valid grant to land in southern New Mexico tied to the Bracito Dona Ana Bend and Mesilla colonies after a 1803 Braso town grant was deemed invalid. A Cochiti grant case expands to 15 000 acres but remains outside the grant claim and on public domain.
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United States Court
John Cesna
United States
New Mexico
United States Supreme Court
Brewer
Bracito
Dona Ana Bend
Mesilla
Braso
Tex
John Heath
Juan Gid
Gid
el Paso
Cesna
Santa Fe
N. M
United States Court of Land Claims
Cochitt Grant
Joel P. Whitney
Rio Grande
Jeméz River
Cochiti District
Charters Filed for Medical Association and Insurance Company
Galena and Kut residents form the Improved Eclectic Medical Association with 10000 capital stock. James Dolphin is president, John Thomas vice president, M Dolphin secretary. Also filed is the Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Wamego with 15 directors and 50000 capital to insure farm horses, buildings, and machinery.
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Galena
Kut
Barbers Form State Association In Topeka Banquet
The state barber representatives met in Topeka at 429 Kansas Avenue forming the Kansas State Barbers Association. Officers elected include President H B Pierce Pittsburg and secretary treasurer C Es Hypes Topeka. A convention is set for February 1899 in Topeka with local branches planned and dues $2 organization fee $1 individual.
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Topeka
Kansas State Barbera’ Association
Kansas Avenue
W. F. Winard
Lawrence
O. D. Stewart
Emporia
C. C. Smith
Leavenworth
Charles 5. Stearns
Philipsburg
R. 4. Hoffman
Hutchinson
C. Es. Hypes
Tresaurer
Joe Griley
T .K. Sheard
Roy Hammond
Frank Gueieen
Associaion
Barbers
St. Nicholas
T. FR. Sheard
C. B. Hypes
State Association
Alma
Frank Guetsch
T. Davis
H. P. Miller
Out of the City
HM. B. Pierce
Pittsburg
Tt. H. Hoffman
C. K. Suwarr
Chas. E. Stosris
Phivinsburg
Oliver C. Warner
Manhattan
Henry W. George
John Deering
Cottonwood Faille
A. Cc. Heman
Kensington
Frank Carson
Centralia
W. A. Fete
Ottawa
Frank Willard
Chak Poehringer
Bert Cla Smith
Avenworth Leavenworth
Wainegu
C. Ges
W. Gott
Local notes from Topeka and vicinity feature relocations and deaths
Dr. J C Brownfield plans return to Topeka after a stay in Hoxte Kansas. James Torkville Brown son of John Brown dies in Cleveland February 10 at age 61. Ivy Laptad’s schoolmates send sympathy flowers for her father Henry Laptud. C Hl. Cave forfeits £100 deposit in palace court over liquor sales. Niece resides in North Topeka. Mr T W Conner buys Glen Hatfield’s interest in Batman Hatfield shop at 420 Kansas Avenue, firm becomes Farman and Conner. Kansas Quarterly Mission of Swedish church to meet at Bethal Church Topeka on Polk Street Feb 25 through Sunday. Topeka Post No 71 G A R to host camp fire and entertainment at post hall with Department Commander Hotkin speaking.
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Ivy Laptad
Henry Laptud
C. Hl
Cave
Palice Court
North Topeka
T. W. Conner
Glen Hatfield
Batman & Hatfield
Kansas Avenue
Farman & Conner
Kansas Quarterly Mission of the
Swedish Church
Topeka
Bethal Churehy
Polk Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
G. A. FR
Hotkin
The
Kansas
Rheumatism Cure Ad and Meeting Notice
Rheumatism Cure claims to cure in days with rapid effect and low price. An upcoming meeting of Council No. 3 is announced for Wednesday evening February 1 in Lincoln hall with tickets good for edemiseion on tre 234. Lt. Yount chairs the committee. Sale of the medicine is advertised by Swit & Holiday, Austin Avenue, Topeka.
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L. Ball
Lincoln Thal
Yount
Swit & Holiday
Aus Avenue
Topeka
North Topeka notices and town chatter mixed
In North Topeka notes Nicholson John Horning of Grantville visited town Red Front grocery received fresh paint Bibles albums and books at cost and traveling mentions Courtney's Fred G. Meriden visitors Eva Watta and other locals attend gatherings and a surprise party at J A Conway kansas avenue with a long list of attendees and civic. Samuel Harper shipped cattle to Kansas City and Elmer E Miller attended a lodge meeting in Vienna.
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Nicholson
John Horning
Grantville
Entery Cach
Cromwell & Jervers
Courtney
Eva Watta
Meriden
Mer
Charles Heartburg
Monroe Street
Mike Maud Gillett
Weat Gordon Street
Panetera Ewing
Valencia
Samuel Harper
Menoken
Kansas City
W. M. Ceatley
West Gordon Street
van Buren Street
Elmer E. Miller
Vienna
A. C. U. W. Grand Lodge
W. D. Lacey
Lve
Enon Pacific
George Sargent
New Haimapaliite
Arizons
Californa
Hale
Good Literature
Misa Nettle Burdge
Kelley
Mina MacCall
CC. Nicholson
Grace Hoot
J. A. Conway
Kansas Avenue
Cuesia
Everett
J. J. Poot
Wil- Me Stovall
Robbie Tobinson
Martha Foot
Jennie Thomas
Magete Ecorefer
McCormick
May Downe
Adu
Lutie McCormick
Birdie
Windle Gash
Halle Foot
Nanoie Foot
Maude ‘Rockfelt
Oscar Gash
Oscar Rockfelt
R. TL. Connelly
Naylor
Mugiti
Real estate transfers led for record in Topeka area
A garbled list shows multiple real estate transfers led for record by the register of deeds including Geo Coser to Zila Papinidis and A Sherman to Martin Hass with various lot descriptions and prices, plus multiple other transfers involving John A Pe ck Eliza F Peck Wm Fisher and partners across Topeka avenues and additions. Also an unrelated ad fragment and a health ad for DeWitt’s Sleep Early Risers ending the clipping.
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Office of the Register of Deeds
Geo, Coser
Zila
Barton Papinidis
Sures -Nerot A. A. & Sherman
Martin Hass
Main Stoerey Hass- Sd
Gordon
Topeka
Jefferson Street
Eliza F. Peck
John A. Peck
Eads
Wm. Fisher
Cretin A. McCarty
Topeka Avenue
Magsie M. Phelps
Teffarnon Etrert
Bowman
Julia A. Fink
Chendler Street
Parkdale
F. Johnson
Siloam Lodge Letter Corrects Work Conformity Claims
Topeka Feb 21 letter to State Journal defends Siloam Lodge No 25 against a February 1 article claiming the Grand Lodge of Kansas adopted Siloam’s work. Master Downing argues subordinate lodges must conform to established Grand Lodge work and rejects unauthorized alterations. Also included is an advertisement for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve amid unrelated local notices.
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Siloam Lodge
Topeka
Kan
State Journal
Grand Lodge of
Kansas
Silas Lodge
Grand Lodge
Bolly
Downing
Siloam Lodge No
Chicago Livestock Market Hogs Report Turbulent Trade
Market notes show hogs traded with unsettled demand and weak bids. Officials report erratic prices and cautious buyer activity as supply fluctuates and weather conditions weigh on sentiment.
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