North Topeka Column Notes Local Ads And Social Snippets
In North Topeka column items left with Kimball Printing on Kansas Avenue include Rambling notes about Revered Lakery ice cream and special bargains at local shops. Mentions of residents moving, bakery updates, and social gatherings describe community life with names, places, and dates.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Reyetone Lakery
Kate
Courtney's
Colles & Poeta
Maze
Raneity
Willem Reid
Kansay City
Ned Thera
Dismahoe
Rant
Keystone Bakery
Kanes
Hank Rive
Wetoll
Rennie Avenue
Mar
Meree
Sohn
Glen Hamrick
Wakarusa
Font Banda
Alice Satverd
Ellis Briel Pattieon
Nellis Des” Teasle Frility
Messer
Harry Jamison
McMaster
Clarance Matthews
Mand Bereier
H.C. Safford
Pruit
Ty Dno Neat
Afro-American Council Pushes Democratic Plank Against Lynchings
Washington July 2 The Afro American Council urged Democrats to adopt a firm anti lynching stance in the party platform. Committees will submit resolutions to the Republican convention and push for protection of the ballot. The drive cites lynching rates over the past nine years and seeks coordinated action across parties. Train notices and local fare details appear in the same fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afro-American Council
Democrata
Washington
Republican Party
Lyorhineg
Kansas City
Rock Island
Topeka Train Schedule and Community Thanks Note
Train service details show a Kansas City round trip via the Banta Fe Route with return times and six daily trains. The message extends thanks to community members for condolences on the deaths of Mr and Mrs Collins and family, mentioning Stes Sear soe and nephew Mr ard Mrs EP Collins.
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Stes Sear
Collins
Rest Health to Mother and Child Sirup Note
Rest health advice to mother and child appears in a clipped line about a syrup product called Boothe Syrup. The fragment mentions Lela and a garbled phrase possibly advertising a remedy for young children.
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Lela
Towne fusion talks steer 1896 Democratic line up
Kanem City July 2 The Towne managers indicate their candidate will win the vice presidency and detail proposals to unite the fusion parties The plan aims to fuse Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans while avoiding a formal vice presidential nomination and awaits conference decisions amid Bryan Sulzer and Hill maneuvers in New York and elsewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanem City
Eecepyidkem
Dwaaoeary Ceriath Corm Anil Tsk
Mes Beria
Democratie Maniests
Bryan
Duttewins
Ao Eupardste
Fordem
Sulzer
Mendora
Sulzer Io
Newe York
New York
Savoy
Bryan-Bulzer
Ae Tayemany
Sr.dmar
Murphy
Fenchevett
Crokerte
van Wrek
Ira
Env Urner
Bendlor Murphy
Vanwrek
van Wyk
Senator Hill
Taramany
Totey Hey
Throdich Sayur Maguire
Syracuse
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Hill
Tineau
Hillsan
Linswin
Fifty Counties at Silver Republican Convention Aims to Land Towne
The Free Silver Republican State convention met in the Representative hall at 11 AM with Webb McNall as temporary chair. About fifty counties represented, headed by Multer county, and ex-Congressman Chas A Towne to speak tonight. Committees were formed on delegates, resolutions, credentials, and permanent organization, with Towne’s name stirring applause as the platform denounces the Republicans and supports free coinage, direct senatorial elections, and labor and veteran measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Webb McNall
Craig
An-1
Merion County
Mutler County
Chas A. Towne
Kansas City
I. J. Hate
D. M. Cratz
T. M. James
N. A. Yeager
DK. Wagster
John W. Conwar
R_ W_Turner
D.C. Tillotson
Laurence
J. A Davis
Bowman
C. E Roughton
J M_Brown
Committee On
Turmer
Mankato
W. J. Bryan Hie
Danner
Republican Party
ISIS
Adisiniaira
Aubear
Vieney
England
South Africa
Benedict Arnold
America
Duj
Comptry
Dawkins
Constitution
Gatiunel Enor
United States
Courtand
Pews
Grover Cleve
Towne and Towneside Delegates Advised for Nation Convention
A Kansas City convention report notes a Democratic platform opposing civil service and praising William J. Bryan and Charles A. Towne. It details charges of corruption and foreign entanglements, the party’s hopes for national influence, and expected attendance at the Republican and Democratic gatherings with figures like Dr. F. B. Lawrence predicting large delegate numbers.
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Eto
Nebraska
United States
William J. Gryan
Chas. A. Towne
Minnesota
Kansas
F. B. Lawrence
Prayer Reaction Sparks Court Fight Over Brewery
The Rev. BE E Dixon of Straydabure Pa a Methodist minister will defend in court a prayer against a new local brewery. A violent storm struck the erected facility shortly after his plea and two workers were knocked from a ladder. No deaths or fire. lawyers say case tests responsibility for Providence and whether the minister bears liability for public uproar.
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Philadelphia Times
E Dixon
Straydabure
Capitallite
Larze
Dixon
Metteing
tiWeir
M Firth
Pennsylvania
Aquino Surrenders to U S Forces in Philippines
Washington reports a cable from July 2 stating General Aquino, a key insurgent leader, surrendered unconditionally to First Lieutenant John J. OConnell with the Macakebe Scouts on June 25, along with sixty four rifles and ammunition. MacArthur also notes General Hicarte, a Manila insurgent leader, captured July 2 by native police between Paco and St Ana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mattia
Aquino
John J. O'Connell
MacArthur
Hicarte
Manila
Paco
St. Ana
Santa Fe Route Spectacle Train From Topeka July Fourth
The Santa Fe announces a special train from Topeka on July 4 at 9:55 PM arriving in Kansas City at 11:59 PM with return at 11:30. Additional daily trains between Kansas City and Topeka at one fare within 200 miles, July 3 and 4, tickets on sale July 3 and 4, good for return July 5.
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New York
Kansas City
Kansas City Union Depot
Missouri Pacffc
Pas
Linrnam
Topeke
Eas City
Kana City
Spectalee
Topeka
Kansaa City
Kantaa City
Santa Fe
Van Wyck Platform Focuses on Trusts Imperialism and Tariff
Kansas City dispatch reports Judge Van Wyck of New York drafting a platform favoring a three‑part focus: trusts, imperialism, and tariff. The plan reiterates Chicago principles while addressing new questions and insists on uniting against perceived common enemies. It emphasizes stamping out conspiracies by the powerful, distinguishes expansion from imperialism, and argues for tariff reform across protected industries.
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Kansas City, Mo
Auauntus van Wyck
New York
Chicago
Tisaya
Through Train to Portland and Puget Sound Route
Burlington route unveils The Burlington Northern Pacific Express a daily through service from Grand Island to Northwest Nebraska Black Hills Wyoming Montana Washington Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound and Portland via Billings Montana with through coaches chair cars tourist sleepers and mining car service. Also describes connections to Kansas City St Joseph Hastings and Grand Trunk routes with varied excursion and return options plus tourist routes to Muskoka Kawartha Lakes and Atlantic coast resorts.
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Portland
Puget Sound
Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Grand Island
Nebraska
Black Hills
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Tacoma
Seattle
Oregon
Billings
Upper
Northwest
Missouri River
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Pacific Coast
Lincoln
California
Hastings
Bent
Chicago
St. Louis
Grand Trunk Railway System
Muskoka
Kawartha Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Rapids
White Mountains
Atlantic Coast
J. H. Burgis
Clark Street
Jackson Boulevard
FOR RENT AND SALE notices from Topeka paper
Classified ad notices listing multiple for rent rooms and furnished options on Kansas avenues Osage county farm for sale and 6 room cottage sale ads. Also a pair of public notices about permit applications to sell intoxicating liquors in Topeka with set hearings in Shawnee county.
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Mid Civil Co
Kansas Avenue
Monroe
Tyler St
A. W. Corner
Firth
Madison Si
Ovens Washburn
Osanans
Third Street
Fillmore Street
Osage County
Leon P
Columbian Builetin
East Fifth Street
Topeka
Shawnee County
Kansas
Ehawnee
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Wabash Fast Mail
Wee Kachas City
Eines Cove
Artives
Hlm Gadland
Shields
Western
North Topeka
Garneid Park
200& M
A J. Proudfit
The
Ney
Silas Swallow
Harrisburg
United Christe Party
van Wyck’s
Johnson
Sryan
Philippines
China
Pacific Ocean
Democratic Party
Burlington
Charleston
Natonal Educational Association
Ticketcom
Ohio River
Memphis
Washington, D. C
Ihadeshia
Baltimore
Fui
T. S. King
Este
Geo. Wheadon
Swan Fountain Penn
Bennett's Hook Store
Kan. Ave
Wanis
Topeke Ave
Iite Throup Street
Lyndon
Sarcias
Areds Studaht Bomva
Doeraal
Pere Re
Raveny
Beveridge
Home
Cochran
Lodge
Fywne
Mane Ythera
Habka
MOODY
Wingtail
Kansas Ave
Gova
Fosdick
Tel
Peadike
Quincy
Quincy Street
Pana apTo ' O
Gentieman
Harrison Street
B. Ltd
6Th Street
Twelfth Street
Tyler
Indy
van Buren
Artersyenuu
Oakland
Ladfeyele
Ber Plenas
Jno
Plummer
Silver
Addreas
Care Journal
North
Legan
Erm
Popeka State
Tyler Street
Charles
Bradley
Tih Street
Pace
Thureee
Karena Ave
LA Ryder
Orince
C. Barnes
M.D
Satan
F. Martina
Tealdance
Eva Harding
Kamae
J. C. Darling CO
Porthalts
Nichole
Bindta
rTeasonubia
Hannah Bibere
Harrisan
Merchants Trainer & Storage Co
Clarence Skiaber
Sato Se
Harpeued, Fasore and Clippere
Suse Bell and Sporting Goods
Golden Rule Machine Works
Kanena Ave
Topeka Cycle CO
Union
Ron
Syster
Slugrware
Ole
Sainte Ds Maniton
Terre
Kane
Tia
Capewriters Fouscesse Goaae Amd
Owen Iy
Terest
Hattie van Vieck
East Pith
Ae Bt G Woodhill
Tep Rios
Los Tupeee Avenue
Prathsrs
Mattremnes Rasde
Jon Nae
T. W. Pickets
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