Snubbed Delegation Highlights Oklahoma City Visit
In Topeka a mixed reception greeted Oklahoma City visitors led by Samuel T Howe and Charles S Eifict. The group planned a formal welcome with a concert and banquet but only a few county business men attended, leaving the delegation largely to entertain themselves at the venue and hotel.
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Oklahoma City
Foctian
Charles 8. Elliott
Elliott
National
The
Chy
Bute Ot
Ellock
Oklahoma
Topeka
Mr. Hankla
Samuel T. Howe
Charles S Eifict
Mr. Howe
Mr. Elliots
Ma Howe
Oposa
Topeke
Oklahoma Dslagetion
Oklahome Delecation
Kishama City
John Wand
G_Jones
Miller
Alec Awan
CG Jonwa
Ea Overholger
Iler
E. J. Streswh
O. R Lew
Beard
D. AL Mitchie
John Wanil
FE. G. Finnerty
W. J. Duos
G. W. R. Ubing
Georges Sohberg
Millner
Griffith Gunn
U Henry Will
W. Willinmava
A. M. Debolt
Stott
Vindicated Melodrama Brightens Local Theatre
A local company presented the melodrama Vindicated at 723 Kansas Avenue last evening with the Car Men quartet supporting. Miss Margery Multin appeared as Queen of the Spanish ceria, Frank Kelso manager, and Clara Deisher classical director. Uprising In Macedonia reports a $2,000,000 pension fund drain to cover urgent war needs as troops receive Manser rifles amid fears of insurrection. County commissioners did not meet. room readiness at the court house noted and the next session set for the new quarters next Saturday.
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Mra A. M. Edison
Houston
Texas
Thos. H. Baio
Edward Cunningham
West
Grant Street
W. A. Bird
W. F P. Lunt
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
Topeka
Staggers
Sheri? Kepler
Steaus Teat
Register J. J. Hitt
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Challinor
Davidson
Court House
W. I. Rossington
Ranges City
Fuderad
Dabynss
Oliver Hobbes
Kansas Avenue
Carmen
Margery Multin Apared
Frank Kelso
Misa
Clara Deisher
Macedonia
Comsraxtinopia
Gore
Death by own hand near Burlingame road shocks Topeka
The body of Thomas Hamand, nephew of Mrs B Welch, was found frozen with a bullet wound ten miles southwest of Topeka on the Burlingame road. Notes on the body claim mental distress and deny grave robberies involvement, with Hamand’s obituary-like background given, including ties to Louisiana and Washburn College. Funeral arrangements set at 501 Filmore Street.
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B. Welch
Thomas Hamand
R . Walch
Towo Gest
Burlingame Road
Dacia
Cougar
Fertfeld
Bert Lucas
Helan
Welch
de Mose & Penwell
Hamand
E Hamang
Lake Charles
Fopeke
Washburn? College
St. Joseph
Santa Fe
Dizzy Chuna
Tom Potters
Burlingame Road Sivns
Mr. Welch
Sam
Topeka
R B. Welch
Filmore Street
Hamond
Thom
Id al
Negro town plan near Tecumseta stirs Shawnee county
W L Eagleson a founder of the colored men Independent league leads a proposed colonization effort near Tecumset, east of Tecumset on the Santa Fe. He seeks to establish Sumner, a two thousand person town for colored residents only, in Shawnee county, asserting whites and blacks fare better separate. He claims money and support will follow and predicts a self contained colored city within years.
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Nusamer
Wie
Teessmets
W. L Eagleson
Colored Men’s Independent League
Shawnes
Tecumset
Santa Fe
Sumner
Shawnee County
E. B Whaley
Justice Furty
Harry Prescott
Whaley
Cotta Wilsley
Prescott
Thomas Cooney
Acintoss
Fuot Fall
McIntoshes
Cooney
Wolff Packing Company
Tick Steele
Jolan Landos
Thomas Boon
Will Rucker
Nicholson
East Tenth Treet
London
Dunn
Rucker
Magnificent Marshall Concert Draws Crowds at Grand Opera House
Crowds filled the Grand Opera House last night for Marshall Enud’s eleventh annual concert. The program opened with Rossini’s Stabat Mater overture, featured the Buch brothers and Walter Bell on violins, and included Weber’s Presidents and Vieuxtemps Gypsy Melodies. Mrs. Ashton and Mrs. Parkhurst delivered standout vocal numbers with piano accompaniment by Miss Tracey, while the band’s performances and audience encore reactions highlighted a vibrant evening of national pride and popular pieces.
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Marshall
Enud
Grand Opera House
Peaneate
Mersuall
Isles
Rossini
Buch Brothers
Walter Bell
Louis Bacon
Weber
Lou Coven
G. P. Ashton Pever
Laiass
Topeka
Lava You Sa
Mra C. Baker
W. M. van Non
George W. Parkhurst
Thomas
Sousa
Parkhurst
H. V. Hinckley
Eisa Gertrude Tracey
Sirs Parkhurst
Solve
Mr. Buch
North Topeka North Side Items Mixed Health News Incomplete
North Topeka column lists residents with illnesses travels and visits across the North Side. Mentions Hagerty Mann Gulden McDonald Hewitt Isbell Peyton Loulton Prager Barry Graves Hoffmann Walker and Brown related notes. Local clubs and church events are noted alongside small business ads and notices.
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J. G. Hagerty
Mrs. Mann
Shorey
Miss Gulden of
Hulton
JL. Hagerty
Jackson Street
Alex McDonald
Silver Lake
Hale
Will Hewitt
Omsbe
Wolfe Brox
P. P. Isbell
Joplin
Jobs McFadden
Bridge and Building
The
Rock Taland
Illinois
Will Wilson
Osksbora
Mirs
J. P. Wilson
Quincy Street
J.Q. A. Peyton
Arkansas
Marty Loulton
L. P. Prager
Barry Bros
Armayor Packine Company
Topeka
Charles G Barry
North Side
Hays
Heller
Kansas Avenue
Magnet
A. J. Proudtit
N. Kaniss
Geo. J. Graves & Sons
West Laurent Street
Yopuka
Axt
Bell ‘Phace
A. J. Kane & Co
D. G. Kilse
Carl Hoffimann
Kansas City
Mark
the Grand
Kenses City
Will H. Walker
Santa Fe
N. A. Walker
Norton
Smith Center
Woodbine Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Lssye
Folprit
Oracle
Washboro
Mra Neils Chance
L. E Broffay
A- J. Groft
Mra
May Goldaberry
Mre J
Yew
Inner Sentinel
Randell
Outer Gentinel
Giant Witness Faces Court in Stabbing Case
In a district court morning session Henry B Hammond six four and 205 pounds testified after a man with a long mustache stabbed him. Judge Hazen teased a witness about timing while the trial proceeded as Mahlon Patterson contests a prior assault finding. The docket covers a mix of assaults burglaries and custody disputes, with several defendants bound over or discharged and others awaiting further action.
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District Court
Henry B. Hammond
Jove Waters
Hammond
Mahlon Patterson
GS Ayer
Hazen
Justice Court
Waller Fund Grows as Sympathy Outpaces Pledges
The Wall er fund for John L Waller has reached a large total with more funds expected from supporters. Meanwhile the White Star liner Majestic departs for New York with Signora Eleanora Duse aboard. Emperor William showed music interest by conducting Funiculì Funiculà and marches during a royal dinner. Count Philip von Huberburg’s five songs also pleased him and were repeated.
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New York
John L Waller
Waller
William
Berlin
Letziingen
Philip von Huberburg
Vienna
Nerve Tramp Seeks Dinner After Breakfast Exchange
A New York World snippet shows a hungry tramp pleading for food with a kindly woman who reminds him breakfast is over and dinner time. A notice warns missing goods at 228 Kansas Avenue must be sold by February 1, highlighting a local sale. The fragment mentions repairs at Post less Steam Laundry and a subscription offer with the Johnson Broken Edge collars repaired.
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New York World
Kansas Avenue
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