Topeka Society Notes Include Local Parties And Visits
Recent society items in Topeka highlight Mrs Carroll B Merriam hosting guests on Fillmore Street where initiation and wedding decor were noted. The event followed by various visits and travel plans across Kansas City New York and Colorado Springs, with many locals and visitors attending lawn gatherings and planned lawn fete at Vinewood campus.
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Carroll B. Merriam
Fillmore Street
J Sotors
Miss Smith
Deter Lekis
Jetsie-Smail
Margaret Duddey
Mis
Nellie McClaveck
Theodore Haromatt
Clarence MM
Alert Ham
Watter Noble
Harry
Tider
Rene
Ty Welk
Lutter Alter
Mors
Wark
Red Watrn
Jack Whit
Dean Waters
Frat Marvin
Crosby
Blartford
Avcom
John Presnott
Kasinas City
Prescott
Pacific
A. H. Horton
Huinley
Merrit Springs
Homer
Alerrow
Colorado Springs
Bikai
T. Herrick
Batorwilty
Miles Grant
Savmuittteville
Mise Aull
Kanene City
Miter Davis
Chee. T. McCebe
Westthatreet
Mike Swade Athhturs
Leavenworth
Arthur Milla Nexi
Vinewood
Danlsptt
Franc Littleneld
J. W. Hioomfied
Kanaas East
Minses
Newman
Siary Thompson
Witte Gepanere
Burr Willard Veil
Wittsburg
Fred Bonebralke
Bonebrake
oie T._B. Thompson
Herbert Bos
Tillian Gemmell
Hichland
Aline May
Epworth League of the
Methodiat Church
Garfield Park
Quinton Height
Lowman Hill
Asylum Vnes
Toyjekn
Filhavee
Bathany
Edward Widerto
Anm
Enat
Boston
Breok- Sy
Hnce
Chicago
Jay Keeler
Harry Williams
Esterday
Towanda
Keeler
New Pork
Libbie Maxiett
Inko View
Wilson
Seth Chasy
Ae Feild Park
Marie Cavanaugh Hes
Hicanor McCas
Yin Seon
Hallie Higgins
Kansas City
C. Billets
Kanasy
Walker
Newkirk
Visting
Damis A. ‘Troutman
City Fevers Cave
Coloado
J. C. Mor
Essam
Greenspan
New York
Mra
Myrtle Bannister
Horton
Mise Neilte
Besboeck
Concordia
King T
Albert T. Ryas
Ford
Ranstow
Kansas delegates meet select Populist committee chair
Kansas delegates in St Louis elected John W Breidenthal to the Populist national committee amid factional feuding with Waltee of Ottawa II and a split over platform items. The group named Jerry Medicines Lodge chair and Yearout of Emporia secretary while dividing duties by district and considering Bryan endorsement versus nominating a Populist platform.
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St Louis
John W. Breidenthal
Kansas
Waltee
Ottawa II
Costigan
Jode+ Seoulder
Wyandotte
Breidenthal
Friends
W. T. Vincent
Clay
Jans N. Allen
Seesho
J. BD. Wetner
Reno
Taylor Kiddie
Muston
Jerry
Medicines Lodge
Wyenduite
Snider
W. DL. Brown
Janed
J. J. Walnee
Jett Hudson
Janes A Allen
Geer Marmon
Jefferson Hamed
Vincent
Scott
Taylor
Lenthal
Vincent i Weiner
Apher
Riddle
Hreidenthal Aten
Vincent Ravings
Whitte
Committee On
Begey. le
Lewelling
Peter Daniels
Congress
Jean John Davis
Leveling
Trensu- TV
Lecmatite
Goth
Omaha
Bryan
Merbhere
Justice SH. Allinwalle
Bevan
Brievel
Bryan’ Clirgiitaof
W. A. Harris
Indorse Piyan
Emimrravicnatt
Tt. Midgley
Coners
Wintrtet
Col. Harris
Chaiman Br
Debs Nominated Urged by Populists in 1900s Wire
Victor Berger of Wisconsin wired Eugene Debs urging him to run for president as populists push. The July message from St Louis and Terre Haute echoes calls from the middle class and labor factions for Debs to enter the race.
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St. Toulo
Victor Berger
Delxals
Wisconsin
Vinewood Park Road Will Be Fixed, Superintendent Says
JK Vanersde, Vinewood Park superintendent, explains he laid tracks to grade after city orders. He cites inaction by city officials and insists on guarantees to uncover the tracks when needed. Street crews are now repairing the impassable road where a canal has trapped teams and pedestrians.
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JK. Vanersde
Vinewood Park
Kansas City July 22 Letter on McKinley Bryan
A Kansas City note from July 22 cites Hankney a Bryan advocate, blaming “Wall Street” and Rothschilds for supporting McKinley. The letter, sent to Jamesons Hackney in Cleveland, states Democrats align with Bryan and Republicans with McKinley, predicting Ohio will vote for Bryan. It ends signing W P Hackney.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Bul" Hankney
Cleylland. O
Hackney
McKinner
Bryan
Oklahoma
Tovay
Min
Reno
Jamesons& Hacknes
Superior Street
Cleveland
Republica
Democrats
Insmmahiie
Demecrats
Repubican
Republicne
Democratic Party
Aaty
Yam
Bryam
McKinley
Tracand
Wall Street
Ohio
Lirvin
W. P. Hackney
Lowell to lead Mars inhabited world expedition
Chicago dispatch reports Percival Lowell, Boston’s famed astronomer, en route to Ma gstaff Arizona to head a pivotal Mars expedition. The goal is to observe Mars and seek evidence that the planet’s canals and features show it is inhabited by human beings, a theory long argued by Lowell and others.
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Lowell
Chicago
Boston
Percival Lowell
Imagstaff
Arizona
Mars
Mir
CRETANS WILL FIGHT IN NEW YORK MESSAGE FROM ATHENS
Three members of the revolutionary committee who arrived from Crete say the demands sent to the sultan must be granted or they will act. They warn the powers to grant autonomy or face being crushed, with a deadline within days of July 15.
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New York
Herald
Athens
Revolutionary Committee
Crete
Earialtter
Tuch
Real estate transfers list from Strincham and surrounding additions
Real estate transfers include Lasinta Cotton to Worthington for 495 dollars and half of 44 on a street in Strincham addition. J I Thomas to receivers of Crane addition and to Investment Trust Company for 209 dollars and half of 431 on West street. Lemuel G Sain to Hunt and Evans for 1050 dollars covering lots 441 and 445 in Ritchie’s addition. Armstrong to Weydrew for 56 dollars on Lat St Branner street. Cordelia Beal to George Eager for 1 dollar lot 105 Hast Sixth Avenue. Caldwell to Noel and others for 25 dollars one fiftieth acre in Ven ies addition. Vandevart to Mer cer for 3175 dollars 64% acres in section 15 township 11 range 15.
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P. Worthington
Strincham
I J. Thomas
Crane
J. Thomas
Investment Trust Company
West Street
Lemuel G. Sain
H. Hunt
J. H. Evans
Ritchie
Oliver J. Armstrong
Arthur Wey- Drew
St. Branner
Cordelia ©. Beal
George H. Eager
Sixth Avenue
Alexander Caldwell
P. G. Noel
J. PF. Vandevart
M. J. Mercer
Renee
Large Missouri Apple Crop Report From St Louis
The commission men of St Louis and ship merchants are busy picking apples for shipment. About 2,000 barrels have been packed this season. The northwest Missouri crop, extending to Town and beyond, is larger and of superior quality. Growers receive 35 cents to 1 per barrel.
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Missouri
St Louis
Joseph
Social postponement and lecture notices at Hamilton hall
Social at McAfee's farm postponed to Friday evening. Conveyances leave English Lutheran church at 7 30 p m for those without Micreles. Ex Consul John L Waller to lecture on Madagascar at Hamilton hall on July 24. High grade bicycle for sale very cheap by I L Roby Tel 483.
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McAfee’s
English Lutheran Church
John L. Waller
Waller
Madagascar
Hamilton Hall
I. l. Roby
Mrs Bryan a Lawyer and Orator in Lincoln Life
Mary Daird Bryan, wife of William J Bryan, a lawyer and active political organizer, studied law to aid her husband. Born in Tilings, she became his confidant and co worker in politics, espousing reform and social causes while raising three children and leading women’s clubs in Lincoln.
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William J. Bryan
TeerEeaeee
Mrs. Bryan
Tilingis
John Baird
Perry
Asia Miere Giteho
Mary Daird
Comminion
Monticello Seminary
Alton
Jacksonville
Ile
Allmoin College
William Jennings Bryan
Collins Ther Hevaun
Book
Mary Baird
Mr. Bryan
William J, Bta
Intersanion Trumbull
Chicago
Lincoln
Nob
Bryan
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Lincoln Scrodia
Crown Jewels of the Shah Include Rare Darya-i-Nar Gem
The shah's crown jewels include the sister diamond to the Koh-i-Noor, the Darya-i-Nar or Sea of Lights. The large gem, about four inches long and an inch wide, is reported as priceless, with notable dull brilliance and historical links dating back to 2000 BC.
Market Report Shows Mixed Open and Rallies
The opening market carried an unsure tone with higher early cables fading as dull trade gave way to a steadier Wall Street. Wheat corn oats and meats moved in small steps with brief rallies on covering and subsequent declines on initial lows. Prices showed slight gains for some futures before trimming back amid variable receipts and market nerves.
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Associated Press
State Journal Chicago
Jules —Hrath
Wall Street
Sofac
SRG
Inbe
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets July 22 Updates
Reports from Chicago and Kansas City detail hog and cattle receipts, price ranges, and market tone. Chicago notes slow trade with lighter demand, hogs steady to lower, cattle mixed with Texans and Westerns included. Kansas City shows weak, very dull trade across hogs cattle and sheep, with representative sales and price bands across several classes.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
UK Wheat Crop Extends Overgrowth by Seven Percent
Crop reports show Great Britain wheat area rising by over 7 percent from last year. Chicago notes wheat stocks abundant with strong cash demand and widespread stock levels, especially in southern hemisphere. Market chatter references futures and option quotes for wheat corn oats pork and oil at Chicago and New York ports. A stray ad promotes bicycle deals by Columbus Bhggy Co.
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Chitazo
Chicago
Barrett
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas City
Omaha
The
Lesdon Times
Great Britain
New York
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