Riverside community notices and visitors list
Fragmented local column notes visitors and residents across multiple towns. Names include Mrs Seth G Welty, Miss Ethel Bubert, Miss Lulu Ewart, Mrs Kate Aplington, Mrs Bergelle, and others visiting or staying with relatives in Garden City, Cottonwood, Council Grove, Maconville, and Denver. Several families and individuals are noted traveling, hosting, and planning visits to regional homes during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee
Iurker
Cottonword Falix
Vtutted bin Brother
EJ. Crocker
A. Quinton
Ewart
Council Grove
BH. Stes
Aptington
Hheleman
Shelton
Macxville
Halton
Bergelle
Charles Bower
Holldars Wiil
Denver
Nipps The Latest Mayor Candidate Mentioned
Fragmentary note reports Nipps as a leading figure in a disarrayed race for mayor Pred Sippi and mentions Missouri Pacific agent in Topeka and a pastor candidate named Nipps being advanced, with limited readable details about positions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sippi
Misseuri Pacific Agent Inn Topeia
Pastor Nipp
Social Season Notes In Kansas City Border Event
Mrs Hainsen of the city of Mesie with her two children attended a crowded social event. The report highlights guests including Mr and Mrs Hampson, praise for Mrs Hampsons beauty and style, and mentions local officials and attendees at a reception with remarks on social intrigue and potential political implications. The piece lists multiple individuals by name and references a planned gathering at a church and a grand social function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jompn HH. Hampeon
Cuchhivacs & Pacify Railroad
Hampson
Toneka
Law-Teldt
Importation of Canadian coal debated for famine relief
In a January discussion, St. Pewl Ming notes that if the proposed project to import Canadian coal succeeds, it could relieve mining pressure in Nova Scotia and Crown lands. The piece argues there is no Canadian coal nearer St Paul and Minneapolis than Virginia mines, and questions the viability of Western relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginie
Neaher St Paul
Minneapolis
Virginia
Lair in the Race for Republican Nomination
The piece notes E Lat his candidacy for the Republican nomination with late prominent activity in city circles. It lists names of clerks and party officials, plus resignations and anticipated moves by Moody toward Washington, with a later update confirming Moody’s readiness to depart.
Fry Denies Unions Backing Blanch Re-Election
Fry states in a communication to the State Journal that union carpenters are not backing Fourth Ward councilor Blanch's bid for re election. J P Cellty of Labor Champion cites union opposition to Blanch. Fry claims blame on carpenters is misplaced and any roast would name someone only if authorized by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim, Fry
State Journal
Unoon
Blanch
Fourth Ward
J. P. Cellly
Thi Labor Champion
Topeka
Bionon
Pry
Carpenters
Yon Femie
Ma. Blanch
Council
Will Caucus Monday For State Printer Race
Republican caucus set for Monday evening to choose the state printer. Joint conference committees of the two houses met after morning adjournment and debated the timing, with 2:40 p.m. proposed, then altered by members seeking a quicker decision. Cyrus Leland led the House delegation as the committees struggled to reach consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cyrus Leland
House
Tome
Senate Endorses Harris for Isthmian Canal Commission
Kansas senators and representatives push for President Roosevelt to appoint U. S. Senator William A. Harris as a member of the Isthmian canal commission in a resolution emphasizing his ability and life work. The move reflects bipartisan support discussed in the Kansas legislature. In another item, Andrew Myer shoots his brother Erick in Lyons Nebraska. Erick wounded thrice and Andrew claims self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Senate
Roosevelt
William A. Harris
House
United States
WA. Harris
Harris
Fethmbin Canal Commission
Tim
Sioux
City
Andrew
Myerr
Sear Lyons
Eer
Hia
Erick
Briel Wil
City Apple Notes and a Harlemic Kitchen Scene
Fragmented reminiscence blends urban imagery with a kitchen set piece and a snowy subterranean retreat. The passage shifts from stray grocery items to a coded tour through a city dwelling, ending with a political note about Senator H. Pratt’s renomination in Hartford.
North Topeka social and business items and notices
North Topeka brief notes include social events at Barrett's hall with Willcox orchestra, plans for Ben Hur in Kansas City, funeral details at the Baptist church, a four day exegesis event, and local quarantine renewals. Mentions of Dr St Paul Plummer writer, bank directors meeting, and various visits, with real estate and church project updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dott Wellman
Kansas Avenue
D. Barrett
Homie
Quincy Street
Barrett's Hall
Brosie
Willcox Orchestra
J.B. Bette
Kansas City
The
Baptist Church
WM. M. Costley
Bi Lyon
Herrison and
Gordon
J. B. Dugan
Rock Creek
C. Carson
Ethel
Bessie Carson
Gordon Street
Plummer
North Toyota
Frank Carey
Monro Street
Shawnee State Bank
Tia Fon Pacific
B.D. Small
Tie Family Ford
Union Pacific
Cheries Smail
Inchoate Business Men's Club
George Luce
Sophia Lave
Roann
Charles Lukene
Rochester
Prins Bere
Loveland
Colo
Wet Coates
Bessie Garson
Prices Reduced to Clear Men Women and Children Wearables
Retailer cuts prices on women men and children apparel including vests corset covers tights and hose. Numerous items list low prices with odd sizes and discounted gloves and kid gloves. Includes ribbed union suits fleeced hose and cotton hosiery across several price bands. Sizes vary with many odd fits and stock dwindling.
Jen’s Wool Underwear Sale Sparks Quick Cash Rush
An old newspaper note describes a clearance of wool undergarments including men’s wool underwear at 75 cents per garment and shirts and drawers at 70s era prices, with natural grey full regular and fancy tans offered. It mentions Derby and wool socks at 25 cents a pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen
Derby
Men’s Wear Bargains In Wool and Linen Shirts
Men’s Sex 2 pair for use part wool black and camel hair. Men’s stiff bosom shirts in sizes 14 to 44. Comet night shirts and extra quality series. One dollar shirts 89 cents to 1.25 with fancy stiff bosom options. Linen collars and handkerchiefs sold at low prices in assorted sizes and grades.
Men Go Homes response to Topeka strike tale
Reply to the editor clarifies that Bell Telephone workers from No 25 state Bell officials brought substitutes to Topeka for strikers. The electrical workers condemn the plan and urge recognizing the genuine status of the dispute and the workers’ position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayless
State Journal
Belt ‘Telephone Company
Bik Coppany
Electrical Workers
No. 25
Bell People
Ilave Beaumat
Topeka
Fay
Fubana
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Attepgomn
Do. Hudeor
Br. Syilth
York
Sinsley
Mire
Jae CO
Emake J. Gunite
Went
Stee
Mlw
von Valuers
Seth G) Welty
Jie Sire
Attzen
Garden City
Moe
Atiature
Men
Estes Warden
Ark
Tealey
Murdge
Rodenthal
Mies
Lalu Ewart
Fillent
Drevis
Ethel Bubert
Sey Mente
Ailes “Kcipaburh
Hainseon
Mesiue
Carrie Huriner
National
Magaattte
Hassepaatts
Mount Verman Sertarg
Wastinatan
Gregiry
Troutman
Berenice Hillier
Milne Sunn
Mise Hasnt
Stirtin
Atle
Mabel Mis Gartendip
Silas Elit
Milt Anti Sweet
Mien
Louis
Hours of
Dapd
Lore Tim
Formic
Western Avenue
John P. Chiahiy
Thurtie Exner
de Tuartney
Wes
Antpertiett Barliene Rertine
Wevariene
Chalette
Eleok
Talis
Ehurelt
Quest
Hamilton
Harmon
Georke
Fone
Helen Taenee
Borne
Liege
Big Boom
Foc
Thayer
Nineshamot
Mir
Hempeon
City of
Mexico
Lair
Dy ‘Kell
Aitkal Cireles Ind
Ify
Remite Jian Timbers Club
Vouety
Republican Central
Gard Stanek Ee
Herw
EE Heany
Neal Katece Chiy
Kaa
George My
Como
Luther
Hrteak
Moody Learee
Washington
Moody
Fry
Saga Union
State Printer
Patna
Foike
Lowes and Hartins
America
Hartford
Conn
Jam H
Senator
H. Pratt
General Assembly
Port Hays Reservation
J. G. Haney
Stoukinen
Journal
North Topeka
Kimball Printing Co
B. M. Brown
Hoyt
Costley
W. D. Earns
Petro & Woodt Wan
Ter Angers
Sons of the American Revolution
Lstate Society
North
Kunvar Society
State Historical Society
Wtroutman
T. M Forbes
L12
Glendenning
Presbyterian” Church
Hutchinson
David Howie
Hey. J. A. Stavely
Kansas Avenue ME
Purvis
Central Avenue Church
G. Ww
Jan
Cattgl Spa
Asc
Ail Wien
Hiltis
Ager
Tien’s Sec Nockwear 25 AG
Roca Ade
Ilen
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