Plans For Central Park Improvement In Topeka
Topeka officials finalize a plan to expand and beautify Central Park along Thirteenth to Fifteenth streets. A system of lakes fed by springs will be added with decorative features and shade tree plantings to enhance the neighborhood and increase surrounding property values while preserving accessibility for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peti
Topast
Gary
Atreett
Landecate Atzidieet
Bowe
Topeke
Topeka
New Central Park
S. W. Manning
Boston
Ancient Order of Foresters Joins From British Group
At a February meeting in New Turk the Ancient Order of Porvaters withdrew from the British order and joined the Foresters of America. The flag was greeted with applause as members voted to switch and support the new allegiance while a per capita tax was noted. An American branch commemorative insignia appeared, and a donation box in the hall aided the Netherland Ted Crom relief effort.
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Foresters
New Turk
Unique
Porvaters
Enkiya
Foresters of
America
Land Lodge
England
Hutt
Peerlve
Netherland
Ted Crom
Barra
Pioneer Newspaper Man John H Gould Dead in California
Obituary notes pioneer journalist John H Gould a key figure in early California affairs. The account recalls his role publishing the first English language newspaper in Monterey, his enlistment in the U S Army, and his work with Commodore Stockton.
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Jobs B Gould
California
Maltimore
Goull
Widespread Social Round In Topeka Society Notes
Misses Myrtle and Ivah Davis hosted informal card games at their Topeka avenue home with prizes, a hunting scene and a stein won by Miss Lillian Which. The Sixty Three Club and W C A and MCA events drew dozens of guests including Ruth McClintock, Irene Horner, Ella Bouvill, Charlotte Page, Vera Low, Susie Gay, and others. A district Primary Sunday School teachers meeting was announced for Friday at 3:15 pm at the YWCA with program items and devotional exercises. Miss Ada Grabendike and Staynard Hand were wed February 21 at the First Methodist Church with immediate plans to reside at 83 Fillmore Street.
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Myrtle
Ivah Davis
Topeka
Misa Lillian
John McParland
Edna Mectin~ Wock
Hagel Fasster
Lilian Whitelock
Susanne Guy
Helen Thompson
Mae Vera Low
Jhlma Crane
Mise Charlotte Page
Therees
Mossington
Florence Hos
Stagion
Mk Whitelock
Guilfant Pulley
John steFarland
Archie Wiliams
Tom Clemitte
Tiffany
Galen Nichola
Dorr Norton
Will Aicander
Len Davis
Frank Davis
Durell¢ Gage
Boston
the Sixty Three Club
Aims Hagel Fassier
Mies Sarah Horner
Mies
George
Martha Washington
W. CA
Alice Cligston
Mise
Tina. Wable
Mise Petew Parkherst
Laura
Alice Catherine Smith
W. Coa
MCA
Clara Cruz
Yes
Pay ‘Tincner
Siler
John
Mins Ealith Capper
Mr. Howard
Thomas Murtha Washington
Miseri
George Washington
Im Thorpe
Evangeline
Aime
Grice Adatie
Mir Bercy
Misa
Margaret Goodrich
Father Wen
Duke ‘Strickler
Frank Forbes
G. C. Heardste
Ate
Dc. McClintock
Mra A. A Se
Dickson
Beth Bauer
Kieln
Frank Fortes
Suptay
Aniott
Y. W. CA
Jackson Street
Mra Atwood
Lessone
Frances McCarthy
Denver
Hudson's Hall
Durelle Gage
Family 1
Elizabeth Cale
A. H. Horton
Rosamond Horton
Aliccott
Pomeroy
Atchison
A. H. Allen
Salima
Ada Grabendike
W. G. Grabendike
Ottawa
Staynard Hand
First Methodist Church
J. L. Constant
Fillmore Street
Elks
Grand
Steam Lodge
Sisitine Masons
D. D. Clarke
Big Monroe
Kensay Avenue
Washington
B.C. Clemens
Jessan
General Hudson
Pat Paker University
Kansas
Hie
Real Uy
Etta May Willams
Husbard
Bascom
Rock Harsh
Hutchinsen
Jancyn Dansrey
Scp Landsge Repubiis Tin Ettendance
Mahonte Grand Lodge
W. J. Binck
Santa Py
Chicago
Department of the
Ck Smith
Witt A. Heath
Bia
Jarley
Clay School
Kaar
Fenians
LW. Cas
James B. Mullen
Santa Fe Curtis Club
Wildliner Fe
H. Busser
Emporia
Agit Oh
Pawers
Santa Fe
Sani Gkaby
Bich
Emporta
HG. Honken
Santi
Jo Downing
Hays City
Toy
Exoeisiar
Spi
Pir
Tutemara
Adeest Gintstone
Unikeburch
Ope
Santa Pe
Misa Georgia Brown
Seeene Gaet
Soulant
Shawnee County
Sanday
Nyre
Penulistar Vt
Bricdanthal
Wuvera
Mr. Soek
Idaho Governor Objects To Line Of Inquiry At Hearing
The Idaho governor Steunenberg protested a line of procedure at the house committee on territorial affairs. He contended the testimony impugned state officials on trial and demanded presence and counsel. The committee deferred his statement as members debated introducing an affidavit and requested afternoon sessions.
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Washington
Petr
Idaho
House Committee On
San Hull
Steunenberg
Hull
Lents
Hay
Lentz
Dairymen Parade Highlighted by Timess Delegation
Lincoln Neb Feb 22 The National Butter Association met with no session this morning delegates and visitors viewed exhibits and attended auctions for prize butter The parade is set for this afternoon led by the Timess delegation and the prize banner winner will take the place of honor After the parade the program resumes at Auditorium changes His Creed New York Feb 22 Rev Madison C Peters who plans to join the Baptist church will be ordained as a minister of the Reformed church at Calvary church on Friday March 2.
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Lincoln
Neb
National Butters” Association
Timess
New York
Madison C. Peters
The
Reformed Church
Calvary Church
January Weather Report From Kansas Climate Service
T W Jennings reports January conditions with no severe storms, mean temperature 35.4 C above normal, average precipitation 0.2 inch statewide, Yates Center 1.0 inch top and Emporia no precipitation. Thin rainfall overall, northwest winds 48 percent, clear days 55 percent, dry weather dominant, one thunderstorm on the 22nd. Ground moist, spring plowing underway. wheat growing well though some damage from late cold snap.
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T. W. Jennings
Kansas
Climate and Crop Service
Department of Agriculture
Yates Center
Emporia
Lakin
Scott
Lebanon
Antern
Cast Sal
German Suggestion on U S South Africa War Intervention
An article mirrors a Kauss Zeitung style debate on US intervention in the South Africa war. It questions President McKinley's resolve to intervene and contemplates reelection signals and political risk amid international pressures.
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York
Pat Crow Released On Bail In Northwestern Train Robbery Case
Chicago February 22 Pat Crow previously arrested on suspicion of participating in the October 13 Northwestern train robbery near tower W is freed on $14,000 bail. Special Agent Huey doubts Crow’s connection to the crime while the case may be dismissed after a preliminary hearing set for next Monday morning.
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Chicago
Pat" Crow
Northwestern
Tower W
Huey
Crow
Ludwig
Ge-neva
Mourains
Riley
Lavin
Court to Hear Kaneas Stockmen’s Case April 3
The Kaneas Stockmen's Association seeks to determine constitutionality of an act creating the represented measure. An April court session will consider the case in response to a motion filed in the Garver and Godard matter.
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Kaneas Stockmen’s Association
Godard
Elks Show at Grand as Town Fetes Washington Birthday
Local items report Elks perform at the Grand tonight and a busy January through March calendar. Meetings, lectures, and social events fill Topeka and nearby towns as hotels grow crowded with visitors. Public notices mention registration deadlines and civic activities while schools honor Washington’s Birthday with exercises.
Fragmented town notice on local court and events
A garbled report notes a court verdict for 40 with motions for a new trial. It mentions Worshipful Master 3 M Hamme and Senior Warden J 5 Smith, a grand lodge, and attendees from Wittenwood and Emporia. It outlines upcoming events including an oratorical contest, a town gathering, and ticket prices, with references to several holidays and birthdays.
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Mullin
Wil
Washingine
Labes
Eren
The Girl from Chill at Crawford Theater Last Night
The Crawford theater showcased The Girl from Chili with strong performances by DeWitt Clinton, Idma, and Frank Bacon. Critics noted energetic delivery and clever farce foundations, but faulted the final work for lacking completion despite promising elements and lively singing and cake walk.
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Crawford Theater
Credita
DeWitt Clinton
Idma
Frank Bacon
Bacon
Chili
Taito
Charley
Skin of Beauty and Forere- Dokdo Pores ral
Beauties seek cosmetic shine with skin care claims amid garbled ad text. Phrases imply cosmetics and beauty products but readability is poor. The readable content references cosmetics and beauty themes without clear product names or dates.
Rest for the New York Flagship to be Retired
The Navy plans to retire the battleship New York from the North Atlantic Squadron and replace it with the battle line Kearney. The New York has served as flagship of the squadron since its commissioning, and the move shifts duties to the Atlanta, with the squadron restructured to a reduced force.
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North Atlantic
New York
Brooklyn
Navy Department
Tiaeship
North Atlantic Squadrog
Hirsem Battlestin Kearney
Atlanta
Hastyton
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Msttlevn
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Lee Park
Pioneer Newspaper Man
AMD Rowe
Antppili CO
Rens Ae
U. S
Frank Lewis
Lawreace
Mary Monroe
Wellington
Theresa Rossington
Lavervoce
Ling
Blanche Steel
Mundison Street
J. Davis
Aliss Alice Flynn
Wardner
Uncle Sam
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Ayer
Warren M.crosby
Grand Opera House
the Elks
Torexa Dansarie
My Lord In
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Dar Sucrae
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