Knights and Ladies of Security A Successful Society
An 1802 Topeka gathering launched the Knights and Ladies of Security, expanding to 17 states with nearly 1,000 councils. By 1901, 46,000 members held over 50 million in protection, and $1,592,018.74 had been paid to beneficiaries, reflecting broad fraternal reach and lasting security.
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H. A. Warner
Topeka
Warner
Attrention
Belnir
Treasury
Knights and Ladies of Security
Knights and Ladies of Security Buildings Wealth in Topeka
The Knights and Ladies of Security in Topeka own prime real estate, including a four story building and a 9000 annual rent, with 120000 in bonds and 10000 in treasury. National officers W B Kirkpatrick J M Wallace and founder Dr H A Warner are highlighted for leadership and long term income, amid remodeling and security of investments.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Kansan
Spe Ue
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Isan Ohidan
Tiinois
Era
The
Otier
J. M. Wallace
Henge
Satie Lmittes
Tancaster County
Tititz
Patakite
Fuuyt
Kansas
Knights
National Fraternal Congress
At the Capital Senators Do Not Threaten to Fight Confirmations
Senators voting on confirmations stated they would not threaten or obstruct the process. The article reports on the atmosphere in the chamber, noting calm proceedings and a focus on regulatory or policy implications rather than confrontational tactics.
Curtis Tells a Story of Queens and Indian Rulers
Washington gossip from Topeka and El Dorado notes Kansas figures. Senator Burton denial appears amid references to Ward Burlingame ex WAL dead letter office chief. Curtis discusses Osage crowning queens and Indian customs while Hutchinson family ties and cigarette campaign feature in local recollections.
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Washington Times
Kansas
Ward Burlingame
Washington
West
Burlingame
Pastotice
Security Building rises on Topeka’s Seventh and Kansas corner
A newly completed brick four story structure at the southwest corner of Seventh and Kansas avenues dominates the Topeka skyline. Built for $45,100 by the Knights and Ladies of Security, it houses Adams Co. clothing and Robinson Marshall Co. menswear on the lower floor with rents totaling about $3,700 yearly, reflecting the site’s premier business value.
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Topeka
Seventh and
Kansas Avenue
Antion
Knights and Ladies of Security
K. & Loof
First National Bank
Central National Bank
First National
Chas Adams & Co
Robinson, Marshall & Co. Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Knights and Ladies of Security Officers Profile
The article praises national office leadership of the Knights and Ladies of Security detailing officers who have steered the organization since its founding and given their personal attention to its growth, accompanied by portraits and brief sketches of the principal officers.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Crowning Ceremony in Osagex Delayed by Death
The observer describes visiting Panhus, chief town of Ue Osagex, hoping to witness the crowning of a royal “fair bud.” The event was postponed due to death or another incident, preventing the ceremony and the stay from continuing.
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Panhus
Osagex
Vanderbilt Jrs Sell Half Of Rosecliff Estate In Newport
Mrs W KE Vanderbilt Jr and Virginia Vanderbilt sell an undivided half of the Rosecliff estate on Newport cliffs to Theresa A Oelrichs wife of Herman G Oelrichs. The deed notes affection between the families and makes Oelrichs sole owner though the sale price is not disclosed. The property, valued around 50 000 by gift, is neighbored by Whitney Belmon t Parkman estates and remains one of Newport show places.
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Virginia Vanderbit
Theresa A. Ociriehs
Herman Goirichs
Wil- Hang K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Perry Belmont
George F. Parkman
Vander
Bilt
Oelrichs
Newport
DANCED TO DEATH AT WEDDING RECEPTION
Ida Aarons of 6 Tompkins Avenue Williamsburg and wife of clerk David Aarons died after dancing at a Manhattan Westing reception. Coroner's physician Wuest led the investigation finding heart disease caused her sudden collapse after returning home with friends.
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New York
Ida Aarons
David Aarons
Tompkins Avenue
Williamsburg
Wuest
Mr. Aaron
Topeka Society Socials Highlight Daily Notable Parties
In Topeka society pages, nearly every day features one or more notable gatherings. Residents report stylish hosting, seasonal events, and top social calendars centered around community clubs and prominent families.
Pretty Poster Party for Marshall Hite Birthday
Mrs Hite hosts a banner social week with numerous entertainments including a poster party for son Marshall's ninth birthday. Guests from Topeka and local clubs attend games, shooting contests, and prize posters amid decorations and refreshments. The week features clubs, dances, and social gatherings across multiple homes.
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D. R. Hite
Fillmore Street
Marshall
Mach
Uttle
Frank McKitrick
Don Mette
Percy Ness
Hay Lord
Phillip Sproat
John Hamilton
Fred Conner
Samuel Comer
Eugene Stanley
Louis Nesbaum
Byron Dudley
Calvin’ Priessner
Francis O'Reilly
King Roby
Stewart Drum
Harmon ‘Drum
Robert Jum
Johnsons 3 Cent Fares Enacted by Cleveland Council
Cleveland Ohio January 11 Mayor Tom L Johnson hailed the three cent carfare measure as council members stood firm against opposition. The action fulfills his Jackson Day pledge and marks a seamless push for lower transit costs.
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Council
Hot & Member
Tom Days
Hide
Jobason
Council 4 Republicas
Oper Orful
Wanna
Little Consolidated
Yndicate
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Tan TL
Bear and Lion Fight At Arkansas Zoo Ends Badly
A bear attacked a lion during a fight at an Arkansas Zoo injuring a man and prompting staff to separate the enraged animals. The incident occurred as witnesses described a brutal clash with the bear, a common American black bear, standing seven feet tall on its hind legs.
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Ittington Park
Birm
Max Dia
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