Social events in Topeka club dances and visits
Recent Topeka society items note the Lotus club party at Hudson's hall with Weidling's Molus Twosten and the mix of guests headed by Mr and Mrs Murphy and many Topeka visitors from Lansing Leavenworth Chicago and Clay Center. Other gatherings include Marquette club at Mrs Loud's home and Washburne college glee club at the asylum with encores plus multiple engagements around town through to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
Hudson's Hall
Weidling
Arthur Murphy
W. W. Webb
Charles Blood Smith
J. E. Crockett
Arthur Milla
Mary Thompson
Maude Banney
Frances Moon
Lottie Banney
Nelile McClintock
Harriet Jonas
Alice Prescott
Gans Crane
Edna McClintock
Edna Speer
Lilian White—lock
Glenna Cross
Alise Eleanor Wilson
Maude Stacey
Walter Burgess
CB. Curry
Tom Clements
Willard Scott
Geo. Hayden
CE Bennett
George Burshert
Richard Hodgins
Geo. Kelley
Will Nage
G. G. Walker
J. H. Stanton
J. M. Padgett
Wil Quinton
Harry Lyman
A. Esniok
J. G. Marrick
Aie McLean
CA. McMillan
Fok
Robert Porman
Chicago
New York
Dudge
S. H. Alten
Frank Willard
Washburne Colies
Glee Club
Asylum
Mary Freat
Gates Nng
D. C
Nellie Berexer
Mra
P. O
Turner Secures Post on State Board of Railroad Commissioners
The executive council shifted the seat of secretary of the State board of railroad commissioners to Jom Stafford of Washington county with a salary of 1.5. Stafford, M. Surtford of Crater County, and Gorge Krudoff of Marshall county were elected firemen for the state house. The council also disposed of a large number of routing tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Parner
Mankato
State Board of Raucoid Commissioners
Jom. Stafford
Washington County
M. Surtford
Crater County
API
Gorge Krudoff
Marshall County
Hau
Greenwald’s robbed in Plymouth burglary report and Rhodes returns
A Plymouth dispatch notes Greenwald’s store broken into last night with globes hats gloves and underwear taken as burglars pried a back window and climbed scaffolding to access it. Also Col Cecil Rhodes arrives from South Africa to attend the Transvaal inquiry in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwald
Bursiare
Cecil Rhodes
Plymouth
Ceril Rhodes
Cape Colony
South Africa
England
Transvaal Rakt
Schaefer's days done as wrist injury ends career
St Louis January 22 Injury to Jacob Schaefer's wrist forces retirement from professional billiards. Doctor Heber Robarts notes maimed bones and ligaments after a winter Chicago fall. Schaefer to amend suit against the street railroad for damages to seek 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jaucob Schaefer
America
Chicago
Heber Robarts
Schaefers
Schaefer
Street Railroad Company
Young forger arrest shocks Atchison society
Will Cram a 22 year old Atchison society man is charged with forgery after allegedly passing forged checks on Kansas hotelkeepers under aliases Charles Overton and Tom Carleton. hotelier J A Podvant identified Crum in Atchison linking him to prior forged checks including a $10 draft at Gilford hotel Seneca. Crum claimed travel for Crown Shoe Blacking Co of St Joseph amid wider hotel fraud reports across Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Society
Atchison
Jas
Will Cram
Cram
Kansas
Charles I. Overton
Tom Carleton
J. A. Podvant
Holton
Wilt Crum
Crum
Crown Shoe Blacking Co
St. Joseph
Gilford
Seneca
Tom Carteron
National Chemical Company
Toolle-Lemon Bank
St Joseph
Landford Podvant
Charles Overton
John Gilchrist
Gilford Hotel
Podvantsys
LEXOWING BEGUN IN KANSAS CITY INVESTIGATION
Kansas City opens a probe into alleged corruption in a local department with seven appointed trustees. Representative Whield Pape of Jefferson City chairs the committee and holds sessions at a St Louis hotel while Col. Nelson, proprietor of the Kansas City Star, testifies on prior Rambling cases. Mayor James M. Jones is expected as a key witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Howes
Whield
Pape
Jefferson City
Wes Retine
Stidiand
Woleh
Secretary of State Sells Western Advocate to J E Honey
The Secretary of State sold the Western Advocate at Mankato to J E Honey, who has worked with the Concordia newspaper. The agreement price is 200 dollars, payable immediately. Honey assumes control and will operate the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Advocate
J. E Honey
MY. BE. Bush
Mankato
J. & Honey
Concordia
Honey Wil Lake
Topeka Fire Station Addresses and Local Notices
A collage of street pairs and fire station locations appears, listing countless Kansas avenues and streets tied to No. 2 and No. 3 Fire Stations, along with other urban markers. A pilgrim traffic halt near Bombay and Archi references government relief and police board candidate G. G. Lee. The Shyer Sheen Dramatic Co presents Tony the Convict on Jan 22 in Kansas Ave venue with a benefit admission. Also advertised are medical aids Aver’s products and Scott’s Carbo-Digestive Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse and
Jackson Streets
Kurmas Avenue
Railroad Street
Garden
Tasior
Laurent and
Harrison Street
Grant Street
Topeka Avenue
A Street
Kansas Avenue
Fourth Street
Second Street
Stonroe
Kious
Garfield Street
Kansas
Tenth Avenues
Whansas Avenue
Thirteenth Roar
Euclid Avenues
Crane
Adams Street
Stret
East Sixth Avenues
Mranner
Seventh
Mottday
Eighth
Madison Streets
Tenth Avenue
Salcutte
Hombay
Arachi
Bengal
Shyer Sheen Dramatic Co
Tony
Ening
Kan
Scott
Man Who Has Friends Is Not Alone Telegraphs Peffer Defeat
Washington telegram reports Senator Peffer defeated in Populist caucus for re nomination. J W Murphy cites three factors: farmer identity, Western man, and Harris Pacific railroad record. Peffer family in Washington. Peffer likely to return to Topeka after March 4 and resume editing the Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
J. W. Murphy
Topeka
W. A. Peffre
Porter
The
Advocate
Peffer
Sereads
Unitedates
Harris
Pacific Railroad
Kansas
Vates
Pefter
Murphy
Petter
Senate
DM. Peffer
Kansas Farmer Composing Room
Sherman Petter
California
D. M. Peffer
Rime
Washington
Pab Uo
Father
Fetter
Poffer
Benator Peffer
Journal
United States Senate
Street Car Vestibules Come To Topeka Readers
Topeka union presses for winter vestibules on electric street cars to protect workers from cold. WCTU speaks for humane comfort and asks Kansas Legislature to consider legislation to require vestibules, noting petitions signed despite losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka State Temperance Union
Journal
Topeka
Kan
State Journal
Frances Willard
State of
Kansas
Fire wipes out Mingo Junction business district
A fire started by an overturned lamp at a card table in Mingo Junction Ohio near Wheeling West Virginia overnight destroyed nine houses and damaged about 50 000 dollars in property. The blaze wiped out most of the town center as of early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo Junction
Wheeling
W. Va
Market report shows Western price shifts and mixed demand
The report notes wheat opened steady then declined amid puzzle cables while SAveraool remained firm. Corn and oats showed varied activity with steadiness in the face of a weaker hog market. Kansas City produce lists steady prices for fat cattle, sheep, and hogs with modest shifts. lead items include May wheat and corn prices, and local receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emengo
Tan
Saveraool
Dug Mac
May
Tomas Vatcers
Goodwin & Chambertt
Topeka
Banass City
Kansas City
Wheat market rounds and mixed nerves echo day on futures
Chicago and New York reports show wheat demand steady yet cautious, with prices fluctuating as North American supplies loom. Traders cite North Pacific wheat movement, Liverpool and Liverpool quotes, and millers in Minneapolis weighing red winter vs other grades amid loaded receipts and diversions to export channels.
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Chicago
Logan
Liverpool
New York
Sey
Atsatealin
Manitoba
Cowen
Iannap City
Peavy
Peavy & Co
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Enouh
Stee
North West Mills
Hare
New
Iethy
Corr Sim Wrenthlee
St. Louis
Corp
Oate Ie
Goodwin & Chambertin
Topeka
Pxchanko
Aldrich
Lovan
Jenea
Minneapolis
Wold
Powers
Aldrick
Price and W. Co
Pit Olieereer
Mitchel Best Cuyer
Lloyd Water
Nour Tesy
Duluth
Washington
Ear York
Dow
Centran Trust Company
Wien
Decordova
Yeaterday
Royal Smith
St. Euebrace
Dow Jones
Tony
Paul
Intereata
Bam
Wyantec
Poole
sarWie
Goeeph
Omaha
Tollenss Gas
Sc Manhattan
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Melton
Grand Opera House
Thomas W. Keene
Charles BH. Manford
Richelieu
Snow's
Acinaa
Dri
Ani
Harding Davis
St. Augustine
Pla
Richard HL. Harding
Rebecca Harding Davis
Alica Howpital
Ae Club
Unity
Aine, Hudson
Mr. Wilt Renmspis
Eestaces
California Limited
Denver
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Chica
Topeks
Ralifornia
Fith Street
Cromwell & Jeffers
Post Office
North Topeka
C. Garvey
Wd. Black
A. Topeke
Chas
Bennett
Bubscrive
the State Journal
R.W. Turner
Young Forger
W. E. Bush
Popeka
Seventeenth
Jefferson Streets
Thire
Monroe Streets
Sixth
Sixth Avenue
Clay Street
Western Avene
Ninth Street
Tenth
Fourth
Tarker
Twelfth
Taylor Streets
van Buren
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Buchanan Street
Thirteenth
Lane
Eleventh Street
Morris Avenue
Bopekse
Third Street
Ainey Sperth
Crane Street
Pitswerth
Lawrence Street
Lafayette Streets
Eivis
Seward
Gua Barn
Euclid
College Avenues
Boxea
River
G. G. Lee
Police Board
GG. Lee
Leed
Aver
Frances Willard Union
Elkwood
Elkwood Park
N. J
Rey DE Mitchell
Bye
Dmy
Hall
Today’s Market Report
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock Market
Inn
Chaige Prairie
Ulster
Carr
Melton and Kersey
Will C.chatfe & Co
City Building
Bentarades
Texas
Fate Packers
Yorkters
KEN Goodwin & Chamberlin Brokers
Topera Grain & Stock Exchange
St. Louise
Kaname City
Bank OF Topeka
E.G. Logan
Lorrespondest
Ww. A. Michael Commission Co
Ho Msnone Con
A. W. Wickham
Siashpal
Central Sation Albans
Hat
Union National Bank
Kootas Chay
Cayoca
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