Henry Erying s Plans and Public Events in London
In London on July 18 plans unfold for Henry Erying and the revival of a dramatic work at the Lyceum. July 28 Forbes Rublneon’s tender expires. Banquet notes include Mrs Burnett and Jeanet in uter among attendees. The piece also covers political chatter in Washington about Kimball planes and the 1920s election atmosphere.
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London
Ale Heney Irving
Lyceurt
Forbes Rublneon
Sarde Das
Sir Men Tim
Rae
Garfield Park Band Concert Draws Fans Tomorrow
Garfield tomorrow afternoon features a Vas Band concert at the park. Tickets cost 0h per ride with breakfast available. event promotes a July 20 round trip from Santa Fe Routes on Home Road.
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Santa Fe
St. Tout
Catholic Officials Named in Hebbard Embezzlement Allegation
A Kansas A. P. A. chapter, led by State President A D Hebbard, faces scrutiny over alleged embezzlement. A letter from State Secretary Parker defends Hebbard, cites sympathy for his illness, and urges members to support his recovery and continued service to the order amid reports of financial misdeeds.
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Church
Hebbard
Kansas A
A.D. Hebbard
Hubbard
Segard
Hs An
Topeka
Arker
Garfield park Sunday concert closes week at church
Dire. hi. O. Care reports Sunday school closing at Mirnt Congregational church with about 200 in attendance at Garfield park. Three horses missing from the pit of tes, Blackmasty Mission Township, possibly stolen. Amma & Musk sue Mar urethe Seteer and John Michael in district court over 1.20 mortgage on North Kanans veranda. Pennsylvania Mutual Life Trust proceeds against Walkand and 15 others to foreclose note on Quincy street. Rev George S Bright, formerly of Topeka, praised as singer, now preacher at Phillipeburg, Penn, receiving warm reception from his church and other denominations. Politicians rally around Kimball plane amid Garfield park concert planned for Sunday afternoon.
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Hi. O. Care
Mmirnt Congregational Church
Gorfield Park
Tes
Blackmasty Mission
Blankman
Amma &. Musk
District Court
Marurethe Seteer
John Michael
Topela
Siefan
Suncom At
Phillipeburs
Penn
Chirch
Alia
Chee
Wapern
Sota
J. AJ Bright
All In The Same Wagon Furor Over Silver Unity In Kansas
Ex Senator John Martin discussed party fusion to back silver and Bryan, saying any Democrat Republican or Populist alliance should unite on money questions. He doubted Lewelling as strongest governor candidate while praising fusion talks at St Louis and urging cooperation to nominate a silver ticket.
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John Martin
Chicago
Thie
Tlat
Bryan
Hae
Tran
St. Jouie
Muntry
Marth Sist
St Louia
Supreme Court
Samuel Rigas
Lawrmer
Pomilista
Lewelling
Leeds
Harris
Kierardt Campbell
Lewellling
Mori
Wither
Alilver
Mir Martin
Is Martin a Candidate for United States Senate
Ex Senator Martin denies being a candidate but reports indicate he plans to run next winter to succeed Senator Peffer. He tactics fusion with Democrats and likely GOP support to win, while angering Peffer allies and jeopardizing Bryan’s Kansas endorsement. Populists fear Democrat ascendance and possible collapse of their ticket.
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Martin
United States Senate
United States
Peffer
Kansas
Fuston
Senate
Pawer
Bryan
St Loui
Katess
Democrats to Wait for State Committee Decision
Chairman Hinckley calls Democrats to delay any political moves until the New York Democratic state committee meets at Hofman House in New York on July 23. He urges unity and says delegates will report their proceedings with guidance on duty, advising against definite action before the state convention assembles.
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Hinckley
Poughkeepsie
Democratic State Committee
Hofman
New York
Bradstreet's Says Merchants Buying With Conservatism
July 18 New York Bradstreet's reports dull general merchandise markets with cautious purchasing by country merchants due to unsettled finances. Total U.S. business failures rise to 255 this week, up from last week, with comparisons to 1895 showing higher totals. Some favorable trade signals in nine centers, price stabilization for corn, pork, wheat, sugar, lumber, leather, and print cloths. Chicago and St. Louis note fall orders for later delivery, while crop prospects in Washington improve. A San Francisco train of fruit to London, wheat to Australia, and lumber bound for London are noted.
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Bradstreet’s
New York
Bradstreet
United States
Baltmore
Dome Weil
St. Pat
Chitugs
St. Louis
Ws. Kenny
Washington
San Francisco
London
Auecralia
Silver delegates and trans portation plan for convention
A letter from Topeka reports Democratic silver delegates planning to travel to St Louis via the Santa Fe and Warash lines. The committee urges delegates to start July 19 to reach Kansas City together, arguing the routes offer better service, timing, and capacity to assemble a unified group for the convention and related discussions.
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Committee of ‘Transportation
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Warash
Topeka
Kansas City
FH. Pilcher
John 3. Chase
Bolt
Humphreys' Homeopathic No 10 Cure Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Humphreys' Indigestion remedy for a range of digestive ills including weak stomach bad taste and offensive breath. It promises relief after mating and claims to cure with Homeopathic No 10, inviting readers to request a manual and offering free malted information on request.
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Humphreys
Rucelsta
Willfax
Social events from Topeka and vicinity report postponements and gatherings
The Vinewood party was postponed due to rain while a subscription party drew many out of town guests. The column lists numerous attendees from Waterbury Massachusetts to Denver Colorado, with teas, boat outings, and visits to family homes. Other notes cover sewing society meetings, receptions, and various local and visiting residents’ plans across Topeka and nearby towns.
Social visits and travels of local residents
Visiting parents Mrs J A Webbe Fon on West Sixth street. Miss Lou Neety and Miss Gadie Atchison of Spar eesorte were guests. Mr Lows Buck to return from Chicago next week. Miss Lary Horn returned from Pagin. Miss Edna Morehouse entertained friends Thursday. Mrs Hollis of Hortereee visiting Mrs G J Mulvane. Nina Thomas to sing at Presbyterian church on Denver visit. Mrs F W McGiffin of Chicago guest of Mr and Mrs J A Mo. Mr and Mrs J J Jones and daughter Kathryn returned from Excessive Springs. Mr W B Coney left for three weeks with friends in One. Mr Will Bowen returned from Pueblo and will be assistant chemist at Topeka medical college. Miss Virele Mulvane entertained friends for Miss Leota Nicholson of Lawrence. Mrs W O Barnes of 700 Madison Street left for months in Colorado mountains.
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Vinewood
Hureon’s
Smith
Waterbury
Mass
Cadlen
Lawrence
Lou Neelf
Leavenworth
Gertrude Dean
Litte Rock
Ark
Nora B McCarthy
Larned
Grace
Misa Lottie Bowen
Bites Artie Ewart
Myrtle Devis
Ivah Davis
Bernice McDonald
Bliss Myrtle Jetmore
Edna Speer
Hmily Black
Virgie Mulvang
Margaret Bear
Mary Disfus
Lillian Whitlock
Mary Moon
Edith Thacher
Frank Bennett
Ed Curry
WH Alexander
David Lakin
Will Wadsworth
Dana McVicar
John Frey
Waller Dust
Geo. Stoker
Fred McGmm
Galen Nichotelly
George Heyden
Jon Morgan
Jay Kee Jer
Frank Davis
S. Stoddard
J. FE. McClintock
Ernest Caunch
Ed Metiride
Mtr
HH. Ryus
Ate
John Waters
Julius Woldlivs
Charles Klethhans
Park Ewart
Walter Smith
Mart Wikidot
Charles Lagerstrom
Ralph Moone
Hal Hazlett
Will Speer
Harry Howe
Harry Willems
Dave Harvey
Cath Punika
Willard Rot
Archie Willams
Fr Kingsley
Proud McDonald
Tom Clements
Oscar Woolverton
Plymoutt Sewing Society
Is. T Yount
A S Huling
Chas, Rogers
J i Emerson
1 Miller
J. McLatchey
Jas. Sheldon
Marion Shelton
Jae. Naylor
Mabel Naylor
Noel Clemie Kiene
Verna Mebutchty
Anne Dobbs
Minnie Palmer
Jesu Chadwick
May McLarebey
Balti Smelser
EL Roberss
A Yount
Arthur Klene
George W. Clark
Lane Street
Misa Mane Bates
Yeaterday
Miles Ethel Packs
Atary Sereet
Terrence Iwart
Ethel Perk
Gilford Dudley
Louise Sturth
Deve Sibley
Helen Mae Smith
Tom Proat
Agnes Ganther
WH Wick
Misa Ida Wade
Burton Mudge
Ike Figernaon
Merrill Lind
Roth McClintock
Seth Chase
Lus Bessie Hayden
Joe Wilton
Miew
Marjory Wheelie
Fy Chas
Foulks
Mize Lois Teat
Albert Patton
Esaulé Kite
Dorr Norton
Helen Wien
Will Wicksdal
Dave Olive
Fannie Nesbitt
Chende
A. J. Stowetta
Lincoln
Neb
Mra
Cramer
North Tofiore
Darks
Loextenston
Blanche Dienst
Walter Surgess
Manitou. Cols
George Rust
Kansas City
Topeka
Albert T. Ryan
Washington, D. C
Mrr
Geo- BM. Crawford
Geo. M. Noble
Philadelphia
Cup Titeted
Washington
New York
RT. Wardin
Hom. Hadley
Nevada
Ww. Mee
Michigan
Jack Newton
City of
Mexico
W. M. Davidson
Marc Alice
Manita
Cole
Kl. Kin Nm
Uines
Anna
Tda
Colorado
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Raton
Trinidad
Denver
Colorado Springs
Repuraini
Harry Baldwin
Wee Gviitiares
Arizona
J. Ry Verity
Cieag Retan
J. A. Webbe
Fon
West Sixth Street
Lou Neety
Gadie Atchison
Spar Eesorte
Nina Thomas
Presbyterian Church
F. W. McGiffin
Chicago
J. J. Jones
Katheryn
Excessive Springs
Coney
Will Bowen
Pueblo
Colo
Topeka Medical College
Mine
Virele Mulvane
Leota Nicholson
W.O. Barnes
Medison Gtreat
Anonths
Topeka Snapshots Sum Up Local Happenings
Local notes report rains hitting beach concerts, a Grange picnic, and disputes on age of consent for Topeka women. Stories mention Miss Dora Cady visiting Omaha, Rev. Cooper resigning, YWCA lawn social, curfew talks in Leavenworth, and a city fire damaging a North Van Buren home.
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J. R Billintt
Topeka
Elder Green
Perry
Jennings
Wanamaker
Belu
C. A. McGuire
Galveston
New York City
M. C. Cooper
Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church
South Topeka
Dora Cady
Omaha
Kansas
YW. CA
E. Hennett
Eighth and
Buchanan Streets
State House
John Gibbons
Samuel Emmons
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Knox
W. S. Grover
North Topeka
J. T. Benton
Oklahooma
Anton Maduska
Leavenworth
J. F. Leshin
Guthrie
Ainter
R .E. Chesney
Topekin
Masonic
Wichita
Cr. H. Ward
Junction City
John W. Smith
North
van Buren Street
Fragmented Local Notes Mix Lectures Bets and Bull Fight
Justice F M Grover to lecture on Heredity for ladies and others during Fall Festival week. Charles L Wood of Norimashoe highlights changes in Kansas hotel keepers group. A cricket of scores from Junction City and Topeka rivalry shows a 14 to 3 lead. A State Journal reader reports officers struggle to maintain order as prisoners resist civilization. Arthur Massey white bull Bill McHkinney Lakera Lynch brindle bull fight ends in a draw at Fourth and Jackson corner as crowd disperses.
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F. M. Grover
Anl
Adnessay
Aay
Santa Fe
Charles L. Wood
Norimas Hoe
el Hap Tren
Kansan
Plece
John Careter
Bunkien
Junction City
Falla City
Anyi
Arthur Massey
Bill McHkinney
Lakera Lynch
Fourth and
Jackson Street
Quatertay Rivetnoon
Siilvon
Buns Trade Review Reports Gloomy Markets and Debt Fears
New York July 1 review notes Chicago convention discontent yet louder concern over uncertain financial future. Western wheat receipts rise while Atlantic hour exports lag. woollen trade slow with weak demand. Iron and steel prices remain high though prices overall steady. rumors of August 1 price change surface amid weak orders.
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New York
Ugwun && Curping
Chicago
Atlantic
Xalev
Wooline
Mearicete
Arid Steel
Aliens Arrivals and Emigration Totals Revealed
Waesnington reports the fiscal year ended June 30 shows 3,207 immigrants arriving, down from 8,608 last year. Countries listed include Italy and the United Kingdom. Deburden and returns total 4,037 with categories such as paupers and insane. Band concert announced for Garfield Park tomorrow afternoon.
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Italy
United Kingdom
AEG
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