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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1902

Page

8

Topeka social round features and travels

Social notes describe a Vespucelan club gathering at Mrs. Herbert L. Smith 324 Greenwood Ave Potwin Place with lawn supper and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Forbes and others. Several notices mention visits, trips to California Ludington Lake View Manhattan Beach Chicago and Denver with many local ladies and gentlemen traveling or entertaining.

Vespucelan Club Herbert L. Smith Greenwood Avenue Potwin Place W. M. Forbes D. H. Brennerman R. W. Darner Mankato Herbert I. Smith S. Cunningham H.W. Daub Li K K. Eakin Herbert Green 8. Hayes R. B. Kelly W. H. Kemper S. Langston Ar Lawrence W. J. Lewin A. ©. Markley E. S. Meade Frank Strawn Nisne City Patrick Walsh Webbe W. Wehe Emme Stevens Mulvane Lake View Ed Kellam Strong City Milas Nellie Bush Pekin Iil Mixa Fay Smith Topeka Avenue Elizabeth Meade David Norton Lenna Marie Peoria BM. Arcade Helen Quinton C. J Newton Savannah George Stansfield Joseph Ralph Burton Washington, D. C Frank Grimes Will Norton Muscatine Iowa J. D. Norton Bessie O'Neil Chilicothe Chas. O'Neill Edward McDonald Jolley Kansas City Frank P. MacLennan C. H. Morrison Militnery C. R. Hitchell Thuy Glenwood Springs Colo Homer Harding Harry Alshouse Hannibal Mars W. ¥. Rigby W. C. Rigby Columbus Ohio Beatrice. Hayes Eileen Mize Chris Nellis Cleveland Fort Riley Manhattan Beach Lutte J. Embleton Chicago Rachel McGrath Frank Gilbert Atchin Son J.W. Thurston New York Ward Huntington Rochester N.Y L. S. Strickler Colorado Springs Grant Griggs Ea G. Grant Griggs Iiges Salt Lake City Martha B. Foster Anus Foster Denver Etta Heilbrun Osu City Warner G. ¥. Givens Ruby Givens Pearl Givens

Burton Junket Trip Sees Party Squabble Over Hawaii Visit

Senator Mitchell of Oregon introduced a resolution at Senator Burton of Kansas request to probe Hawaiian commercial conditions. The proposed junket faces opposition as members doubt necessity and some may skip the trip. The trip cost would be charged to the Senate contingent fund.

Investi Fn Eee Mitchell Oregon Burton Kansas Frye Senate Junket Foraker Full Committee On Pacific Islands Mc. Mitchell Cockrell Congress Hawaiian Islands

New line to coast survey for Taos to California railroad

A large Santa Fe survey party maps a Taos to Ojo Caliente route and northwest into Canon Largo, reaching the San Juan river mouth then along the San Juan to Farmington and toward Throweh Arizona. The proposed line would be 150 miles shorter than competing routes and pass through timber, mineral, stock country and rich agricultural areas of the Southwest.

Santa Fe N. M Cimarron and

British trade chiefs report steel building orders surge in Cape Town

Immense orders for steel building materials noted by British trade commissioners who arrived from England. They remark on British firms' indolence and highlight an American representative in Cape Town and Johannesburg securing vast contracts at his own prices for large up to fourteen story buildings, promising American speed and prompt pricing.

Johannésours England South Africa Cape Town Johannesburg Beig

Washburn Professor Earns Harvard Doctor of Philosophy

Professor Frank L. Clark of Washburn college has been awarded the Doctor of Philosophy degree by Harvard college. He left Topeka after Washburn commencement and completed exams at Harvard, having devoted time to study to finish branches not yet completed.

Clark Washburn Harvard Frank L. Clark Washburn College Harvard College Topeka

Queen Alexandra's compliments Roosevelts writings chosen

Queen Alexandra at the coronation bazaar in the botanical gardens paid a delicate compliment to President Roosevelt. After visiting the American court she examined sale items and selected a volume of Roosevelt's writings, expressing pleasure in reading it. Also notes include a Business College ball win over Westmoreland and a Diphtheria treatment claim and park concert at Garfield Park.

Roosevelt New York Queen Alexandra Bassar Botanical Gardens London Choma Whitelaw Reid Roonevel Business College Westmoreland Washburn Ground Thomas

Morgan's Latest Declares Morgan Contact With Ottoman Debt

In Paris, Mr. Morgan receives long communications on a momentous Ottoman debt totaling 3.1 billion francs. Turkey plans 6 percent bonds from 1835, converted to Tours and funded by Bosphorus guarantees. Exports of mines forests tramways waterways and electricity are sought. Morgan's two day stay attracts art dealers in his hotel lobby.

Chamber of Deputies Morgan Deutsche Bank Credit Morgan Turkey Tours Bosphorus Paris

Andersons Version on Surrender of Manila Sparks Dispute

Chicago July 11 letter from General W Anderson challenges Admiral Dewey’s account of Manila’s surrender. He cites Father McKinnon reports and claims no definite understanding existed. Anderson details tactical orders, casualties, Aguinaldo correspondence, and tensions over Cavite operations.

Chicago Rwoman W. Anderson Record- Herald Manila Admiral Dewey Anderson Dewey Minilia Father McKinnon First California Spain Merritt Iame Aguinaldo Cavite Lupon Ima

Manils Beachhead Memoir Cites Misinformation by Officers

The writer Thomas M. Anderson notes confusion over orders from the admiral and general, stating that the Second division of the Light Army Corps and the defense at Manila were not of an opera bouffe nature. He accuses both leaders of being misinformed and insists on clarifying the record.

Caphutouan Spentinge Lighth Iefensen Bt Manils

Doctors Ponder Merging Kansas Medical College With Washburn

A joint committee from the Kansas Medical College and Washburn University will meet tonight to discuss consolidation details. Faculty and trustees note possible immediate effect if agreed, with plans for a new anatomical laboratory and expanded courses including dentistry at Washburn.

Kansas Medical College Washburn College Medical College Minney and Magee Seventh Kansas Avenues Thme Washburn Colin Ae A. B. Whiting L. H. Green Auslnare Mérg Maziouz Washburn Mke Lis

Political clash over Shawnee County assessments

Republican candidates for county offices protest central committee assessments, listing amounts for pro bate judge 250, register of deeds 225, county attorney 250, and other posts. Voter discontent grows while a distant travel note and rail literature brief occupy the rest of the page.

Shawnee County Republican Central Committee Register of Deeds Foen Chale Central Committee

First Rain Since October Brings Water and Grass

A heavy rain event sweeps eastern ranges, the first since October, delivering abundant water and grass for the region. Local reports describe renewed moisture and improved pasture conditions after days of downpours.

Lightning strikes bystanders shock at scene

A report notes several bystanders were severely shocked and a person was killed by a bolt of lightning during a chaotic event. Details on location and involved parties are unclear due to damaged text.

Payne Buys Out Partner in Local Firm

G B Payne purchases full control of Payne & Stevens, with J H Stevens retiring. The real estate rentals and insurance business will be handled at 627 Kansas Avenue by G B Payne. Ottawa Kan 4 Bavta sccount Chautauqua iceene ale Say se 6th to 18th inclusive. A Limit.

Payne G. B. Payne J. H. Stevens Payne & Stevens Kansas Avenue Ottawa Kan

Boers Refuse Oath of Allegiance Signing Declaration Favours King Edward

In Bloemfontein July 1, many Boer commandants and officials refuse to sign the oath of allegiance preferring the declaration acknowledging King Edward as sovereign. The oath is described as more binding.

Bijn Bloemfontein Orange River Colony Free State Edward

Copy of new travel book offered by Denver agents

Tine OF the most attracts pub lication ever pguiien, out by railread as the subject of De es ma aserte ia nes reach the grandest scenic par done of the state and git the leading health faci pleasure resorts. T. E. Fisher, ge neral ager' agent ont Denver, Cole, will send copy of thin ne book t ay address an receipt of 2 cents postage.

Pguiien Railread T. E. Fisher General Ager Denver Cole

Penic Attention On Picnic Ticket Prices And Local Events

Price of tickets for the Prexbytrrt picnic will double after Saturday July 17. Topeka Business College to play Westmoreland Saturday at 3 PM. Washburn Marshall's Band tonight at Garfield Park concert at 8 PM.

Bessie Bellis Kansas Misa Ethel Steinberg Garfield Park Zane Harry Steinberg Miss Friedman Nelle McKirahan Charlotte Butterly Dorothy Marshall Helen Sterne Bessie Marshall Bang Penic Topeka Business College Westmoreland Washburn

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