Social Page Recaps Large Topeka Reception and Club Meetings
The week’s main social event was a large reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George P. Bates and Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Bates at the Bates home on Topeka Avenue with palms and wild Smilax decor. Guests numbered about 150 in the afternoon and 200 in the evening. Highlights include attire descriptions for Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Allison, and floral displays featuring Madame Piox bouquets and Egater lilies. Also noted are notices of Ingleside Association events, invitations for a Mikado rehearsal, and teas planned for next Thursday. The Kinderarten Association elected officers at the Throop Hotel with a full slate and committees. The Music Club met with a Preach-era program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawa Liywesn
Speddun
George P. Bates
Bris
Walter L. Bates
Topeks Avenue
George P. Baws
Walter L Bates
J. C. Allison
G. F. Bates
Flora Ago
JL. Troutmann
Hob Keples
GC. Foss
Porter Smith
Reo
Madame Piox
Morgan Jones
Aes Whitney
Lince Louise Allison
Nuten
Jonathan Thorses
Ingleside Assmiation
Tito
Margaret Dudley
Minn Etenberk Lingard
Otawa
Lisgard
Topeka
C. M. Sheldug
Dylt Dickes
Omaha
A. Lo Williams
Blanche Joerger
Mra
Clements
Leavenworth
Cuicago
Alisaen Louis Gay
Gertrude de ®Aix
Iun
Lawrence
KieGerennian Association
Kinderarten Association
Herbert Armstrong
CG. Poater
W. A. MacCartar
John Nowers
A. A Godard
Dr. Buck
Mra Hall
James A.troutman
A. W. Dena
Frank Jarrell
M. Woolger
Lucila Baker
William & Smith
W. M. Davidson
Margaret Mulvane
Mra Plinihem
Wood
Frank Jerrell
Harocl Chase
John Sowers
Quinton
Frank Foster
van Buran
Preach
Mre Macloopan
Victor Harris
Musical Club Plans Next Meeting At Tyler Street
The club lists a program including selections such as Fra Diavolo and The Edeo Rose with performers Mrs Thomas Mes Mrs Poster Mes Fetsy Sidney Smith and others. They announce a second meeting in two weeks at 1263 Tyler Street with Mrs Diewich.
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Thomas
Poster
Sidney Smith
Fra Diavolo
Dire Dietrich
Sullivan
Charles Remabere
Rew Child
Ins. Domesti
Professors Reply To Roosevelt War Talk At Harvard
Harvard professors from the Philosophical department and legal circles publish two replies to Theodore Roosevelt on the Venezuela crisis. They urge Congress to act, warn against unchecked executive power, and call Harvard students to resist a rapid armament buildup with patriotic action.
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Marrard
Spiriind
Theudere Hovssratt
Sane Masa
Inn
Theudore Roose
Prof
Jumen
Philosophical Department
J. B Warner
Beaton
James
Cleveland
Congress
England
Olney
Sailsbury
Anid
Rouvevelt
Appdick
Harvard
Warner
Roosevelt
United States
Venezuela
Akron line wreck shocks Bedford riders in fatal fall
A trolley car on the Akron Bradford and Cleveland line plunged seventy five feet through a trestle over Tinkers creek near Bedford. Two men were killed instantly and several others seriously injured as the car fell into the chasm. Victims named include Win Young of Cuyahoga Falls and Haymaker of Galion.
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Cleveland
Buls
Ara Win
Young
Cuyahoga Falls
Haytien Troubles Discharge of Public Works Minister
A Kingston dispatch reports turmoil in the Hayden cabinet as turmoil grows over alleged ministerial corruption. The minister of public works is discharged amid accusations of feathering nests for electoral contingencies. Ryppolyts expresses disgust at the situation.
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Kingston
Hayden
Flnin
Ryppolyts
Seven Hore Wells to Be Located by Irrigation Board
The state board of irrigation plans immediate locating of the remaining twenty experiment stations. M. E. Tomblin will locate three wells, with J. M. Frost and W. H. Sutton each locating two. Ten thousand copies of the 1805 report will be printed. News items mention a hotel, a newspaper writer's death, and a bank receiver appointment.
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Irrigation Board
State Board of Irrigation
State House
Tammners
M. E. Tomblin
Goodtwad
J. M. Frost
W. H. Sutton
Ministers Press Morrill on Leavenworth Atchison Police Seats
Members of the Ministerial Union committee led by Dr H G Fisher J B McAfee Rev S B K Alderson and Kay urge Governor Morrill to remove Atchison and Leavenworth police commissioners for law enforcement failing. The governor says he needs local petitions while Attorney General Dawes says no proven law violations exist. The ministers question why locals aren’t aroused and allege city temperance leaders are silent.
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Atetison Leavenworth
H. OG. Fisher
J. B McAfee
S BK Alderson
Kay
J. CC Owen
Morrill
Aslao
Dawes
Atchison and Leavenworth
Atchison
Leay
EC Reva
H. D. Fisher
J. B. McAfee
BS Alderson
Leavenworth
Todam
Atchison and
The Marble Heart Incident and Arrest of Red Laird
Red Laird was arrested after a spring assault on Simos Greenspan at the Chesterfield hotel. An earlier confrontation involved Mrs Greenspan aiding with shears, wounding Red in the hand. The warrant existed but was not acted on, and Red claims plans for further conflict with Simon Greenspan once he returns from Run City.
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Ofhcer
Red" Laird
Justice Guy
Simos Greenspan
Chesterfield
Rea
Mra Greenspan
Mra. Seliz
Simon
Red
Will Sells
Runes City
Bond
Cinalnral
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland's Ducking Trip Behind Lord Salisbury Note
Resident Cleveland Wrote Famous Message on Board the Violet Beatles January 9. Baker relays an overlooked tale: Cleveland avoided Washington to miss receiving Salisbury Olney note in public, sending his Venezuelan message from aboard the Violet as Salisbury's reply went public.
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Cleveland
HH Baker
Mterchants’ National Bank
Washington
Walker
Onsee
Qleve- Isud
Lord Salisbury
Stave Olney
Br. Cleveland
Violet
Hart Retains Crawford Manager as New Owner Takes Over
Lewin Woris reports Hart continues as Crawford theater manager until the presenter's finish. New proprietor Lewis Sells may arrange next season’s setup. Abe Jud.as Ku is expected to involve in management while Sells buys property from L. M. Crawford in Topeka.
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Crawford
Opera Maaxe
Joseph
Lewin Woris
Frank F. Hart
Crawford Theater
Dresentrerzon
Lewis Sella
Berlays
Abe
Mansceient
Sells
L. M. Crawford
Topeka
Local Prosecutor charges Crawford theater manager with assault
Frank F. Harl, attorney and Crawford theater manager, faces a charge of assaulting Ednas Harl, wife of Attorney Thomas W. Harl, step-mother of the accused, based on information filed by Prosecuting Attorney Dun and W. Fassett. Mrs. Harl is confined to bed with injuries cited as caused by the defendant.
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Hie Bs
Sr. Juskin
Frank F. Harl
Crawford Theater
Edns Harl
Thomas W. Hari
Veius
Dun
Wba W
Rebel Governor Crisp Addresses Kansas Audience in War Memoir
Missouri figure J T Crisp spoke to the Kansas state board of agriculture, recounting Civil War memories and praising Kansas resolve. He claimed to be a governor on wheels during the war, critiqued Yankee influence, and lauded Kansas as first in many deeds while urging unity against foreign influence.
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Kansas
Jonu Ti Crisp
Topeka
Jobo T. Crisp
Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
Tier
Carl
Jfm Topeka Mag
Mr. Crisp
Pat Sherman
Persicts 4
Fort Scott
Arkansas
G. A. BR
United States
Sourteen
Javier
Logland
Lund
Sharpe
Beter
Lrainy
Harris
Kansas City
Blue River
Missouri River
Congress
You Are Rivers and Sam Hill in a Witty Back and Forth
A fragmented chat quotes Rivers and Banks referencing Sam Hill and Dickens with quips about engagement and a woman sharing face powder, presented as a newspaper blurb from the Chicago Tribune and Yonkers Statesman.
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Rivers
Sam Hill
Banks
Dickens
Chicago Tribune
Funeral for General M. D. Leggett in Creekntaxn area
This afternoon at Lake View cemetery the mortal remains of the late General M. D. Leggett were laid to rest. Another Civil War general passes into history as residents reflect on the era. Binerat Water notes the best water, and W. Purcorrs invites readers to sample the finest in the week.
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Lezeets
Quist Lake View
Cameterr
M. D. Leggett
Renovating Mattresses And Fur Lined Garments Of the Era
Various home crafts and cooking tips from a 19th or early 20th century periodical. Instructions cover washing and stuffing old mattresses with horsehair, sewing the ticking, and tacking the layers. It also describes fur trimmed capes and cloaks, and gives roasting meat, plum pudding, and turkey dressing recipes. Included are practical steps, materials, and modest fashion notes.
Parsnip Dish From Old Recipe
A historical recipe instructs to scrape fall grown parsnips, soak them in water with a tile silt, boil until tender, drain, return to a dish, spread with butter and bake in a hot oven until brown. It reads like a rustic kitchen note with basic steps for browning parsnips.
A Cape Cod Legend of a Pirate Ship and a Haunting Harbor
A damaged Cape Cod reminiscence tells of a weathered hillside house overlooking a bleak New England coast. Aunt Esther recalls a pirate ship visit, a heavy box, and treasure rumors that spurred decades of diggings, ghostly tales, and neighborly jokes over a costly four-game chicken bill.
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New England
Fece
Suchor
Esther
Grandma
Aunt Esther
Grandi
Formone
Hasher
Dosda
Svail
Trassura
Bernsit
Chicago Market Report Summary of Wheat and Hogs
Chicago market report shows wheat prices easing on selling, with live hogs and pork products firming. Reports from Topeka Grain and London and Chicago futures indicate mixed signals as weather and demand affect corn, oats, and beef markets.
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Prust
Riate Journal
Carcago
Espa
Ray Sault
Texas
Topeka
Cinewrath
Ty Logan
Ficm
Bartlett & Frazier
Chicago
New York
Loodos
Kroger
Einer
Duluth
Pardridge
Broscona
Berlin
Fiehest
Norton and
Worthington
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Haytien
Mra Winslow
Motel Windermers
Carteneo
Indermere
Jackson Park
Price
Washisorox
Eric Wight
Washingeam
Mn Bank Wo
Gadge Porter
William P. Morris
First National Bank of Macron
Pris
Morrill Asks
Harl 'S
Flambeau
Republican Flambeau Club
BH. M. Philips
Fion Persaldent
F. Stanton
C. Swarze
Charles T. McCahs
Tressurer
L G. Beal
Jameson
Dohannesberg
British South Africa
Hamlton
George
Yonkers
Wageles
Wipghs
Somerville Journal
Binerat
Tryis
W. Eielth Ave
Halk Mattressel
Cumming
Cape Cod
Raman Chip Martone
Kassas Orie
Jan
Carrie
Chicagh
Makkee
LeTrEen
London
Sagar
Tehison
Cig
Baal Baat
Bege
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