North Topeka notices and social events listed
William Green will attend a Knights Templar conclave in Boston this August. Mrs Chariea Curtis returns from entay. Bertha Moorthiand visits Augusta Kansas. Women’s Relief Corps picnic at Garfield park. Various locals travel across the state for visits and business. Local businesses advertise services and goods. Russia wedding noted. Russian settlers face changes as retreating members plan return home. Star Lodge anniversary marked with address by officials and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Knights Templer
Boston
Chariea Curtis
van Buren Street
Manitou
Misa Bertha Moorthiand
Quincy Breet
Augusta
Kansan
Mra N. A. Cramer
Union Pacific Hovel
Valley Falls
Women's Relief Corps No. 5
Garfeild Park
Hilue Post
Hey
Mra
J. & Glendenning
Glendenning
Giest Friends
Prats
Dodge City
Mr. Glendenning
J. & Hanley
Shenandoah
Nore VY
Natling
Monroe Street
Hanley
E F
Liver Bend
Lodge & Colvin
Norris Street
Tus Capital Livary
Pratt Bros
North Topeka
Lukens Bros
Stutz & Walker
A. J. Arnold & Son
North
Kansas
Munyon
J. H. Lisher
N. Kan
Magnet
A. J. Proudfit
N. Kan. Ave
West Laurent Street
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Kansas Avenue
Union Pacific
Santa Fe Junction
North Topske
America
Maple Hill
Barrett Block
Workman
Keness
W. M. Wallace
Kingman
L. ML. Penneaill
South Side
Deaths and burials in local roll call
The death roll notes David Coke aged 38 who died at Tecom eeh and was buried there today. A one year old son of Robert Barton suffered a neck injury after a tree fall leading to lockjaw. Another man died this morning at his home at Twelfth and Washington. Mr Lene Smith died recently at Houston and was buried in Topeka cemetery. Gracie daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Powell died last evening with funeral set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Third Christian church Parkdale Rev Mallory officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barton
Hoe
Twelfth
Washington
Lene Smith
Houston
Tex
Topeka
Gracie
E .B. Powell
Third Christian Church
Parkdale
Mallory
Gold a Commodity and the Kansas Bankers Debate
A Kansas City office discussion covers gold versus silver as money, citing a firm memorandum on volatile gold prices and a silver preference from a Japanese supplier. State banks’ condition report due July 11 is noted, along with bids for an Atchison soldiers’ orphans home project and new business charters in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breidenthal
Chicago
Harr-Harvey
Butler Paper Company
State of Kansas
Butler
Kansas
State Board of Public Works
Atchison
Topeka
Morrill
Uere
Kiowa
Wright
Hays
William Henderson
J. J. Dillon
Harris
GALK
Harrison
Calkaska
Ed M. Smith
State Auditor's Office
First Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Mortgage Raised for Mire Kate Chase Sprague's Edgewood
Friends of Mire Kate Chase Sprague raised about 50000 to lift the mortgage on Edgewood the country seat of her late father Salton P Chase chief justice of the United States Supreme Court Ex Secretary William C Whitney led a 10000 contribution while others from New York Washington Cleveland Cincinnati and Providence joined in Senator Bryce John Wanamaker and S Sorg gave 9000 each
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Chase Sprague
New Yoas
Hrice
John Wansmaker
Sorg
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Providence
Whitney
Contradicts Depew Irish Home Rule stance dispute
Walter Phelps Dodge rejects Chauncey M. Depew’s claim that Americans favor Ireland’s home rule. Dodge says many Americans oppose separation and notes supporting the Unionist in Norwich and others opposing home rule. Also mentions Peerlews Steam Laundry advertising laundry service for ladies’ waists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Phelps Dodge
Sosoon
The
Times
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Ireland
Dodge
Norwich
Peerlews Steam Laundry
West Eighth Street
Amusing Quandary as Judges Revisit Own Ruling
Ex Supreme Court judges now preside in inferior court over the Ritchie land dispute at Missouri Pacific yards in South Topeka. Former Chief Justice Horton for the railroad and Justice Valentine for the Ritchies clash as motions are taken under advisement. Royal baking powder pitch ends the piece with a homely ad note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Istean
Pacific Railroad
A. H. Horton
Railroad
D. M. Valentins
Ritchies
Valentine
Horton
Asme
Shiras
Ritchie
Hazen
Readings of a Rural Whitfield Revival and Gentle Humor
A Dalton Whitfield county revival scene shows a preacher amid eleven congregants praying after an accidental call for Brother Smith. The excerpt blends light rural humor with snippets from poetry and letters, including romantic scenes on a moonlit sea and a missionary wife’s share from Jopely Island.
Army encampment planned for Topeka in September
Topeka seeks a large encampment site for the reg ulars national guard and Fort Riley troops for a week in September with drills parades and fireworks. A court house meeting by the Committee of Forty three led by Major General Hughes urges War Department support to relocate the encampment here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
National Guard
Regular Army
National Guards
Fuller
Court House
Carde
Anderson
J. W. F Hughes
Titan
J. Lea Knight
Hughes
War Department
Guraroor Morrill
Kansas National Guards
Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas Nauional Guard
United States Cavalry
Shively's Closed Dry Goods Store in Charge of Anderson
The dry goods store run by J L Shively at 118 East Sixth Street is closed today. W M Anderson, representing Mrs Shively, holds a £5000 mortgage on the stock. Secured creditors include Swofford Brothers Dry Goods Co of Kansas City for $5000 and Toule Wheeler Motter of St Joseph for $1500. Anderson expects arrangements for continuation without court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Anderson
J. L. Shively
Eest Sixth Street
W. M. Anderson
Shively
Kansas City
Tuoule, Wheeler & Motter
St Joseph
Anderson
Lewelling's New Trade Ventures in Mexico
Ex-Governor Lewelling opens a trade with a Mexico City merchant and ships goods there. A 10 cent per pound duty on butter, imposed as retaliation for Mexican orange duties, hampers shipments and forces some Mexican buyers to drop US orders. He plans to expand the venture if profitable, despite the tariff obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exica
Lewelling
Mexico
United States
Too Much Rain Threatens Colorado Hay Crops
Denver Colorado reports unprecedented rainfall harming hay and alfalfa harvests. Only about half of the first crop saved. second crop at risk. Sunshine scarce, delaying curing of grass. Denver’s rainfall surpasses past yearly totals, while Atlantic coast movement rumors swirl about Ezeta. The Stars Journal notes readers reach through Want and Miscellaneous columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Coro
Caloado
the Stars Journal
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Praised by Vendors and Press
Quotes from Times and others claim Munyon's Rheumatism Cure offers rapid, sometimes immediate relief. Advertises "little sugar pills" with guaranteed cures for rheumatism and related pains. Describes nationwide testimonials and a Philadelphia company selling remedies at five cents per pill with free preliminary diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Munyon
Baltimore American
New York Press
Washington Post
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Blungen
Arch Street
Beer at Kansas picnic draws crowded beer saloon at Bismarck Grove
An excursion train from Kansas City brought beer for a Sunday picnic at Bismarck Grove near Lawrence. The former fair association ticket office housed a beer bar with three bartenders serving rapidly as crowds pressed in. Beer ran out by 6 pm, leaving many thirsty attendees. Admission was 25 cents at the gate, with five-ticket blocks sold for a quarter each redeemable for a glass of beer at the on site saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisrok Grove
Lawresct
Kay
Kansas
Bismarck Grove
Kansas City
Lawrence
The
Fair Association
Enil
EXPECT A SHORT SESSION IN CONGRESS
In Washington public men expect a brief next session, with both parties eager to begin campaigning early. Many believe Reed will be elected speaker and has nearly completed the House appointments, to be announced after the two houses convene December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wasasineros
Washington
Reed
House
Brief System of Shorthand by Gen E Dougherty Out Now
Local note announces the release of the new Brief System of Shorthand by Gen E Dougherty with Tra D Maybal speaking tonight on Bimetalliem. It mentions Topeka youth as a former connection and notes Rapid City resident Wm Heacht died this morning while walking Main Street. The report also cites a commuted death sentence for Thomas J. Taylor in Washington for the murder of his wife, attributed to alleged infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen E. Dougherty
Tra
D. Maybal
Bimetalliem
Topeka Young Man
Pioneer Preichter
Deapwoor
Wm Heacht
Northwest
Main Street
Rapid City
Drr
Heact
West
Cleveland
Wasainoton
Thomas J. Taylor
Taylor
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Fale
David Coke
Tecomeeh
J. Wi. Ripley
Jackson St
John Breidenthal
State House
Iems
Ofnterest
Secretary of State
American Mortgage and Investment Company of
Capital Stock
George W. Howell
Moi. C. Solomon
W. F. Biaod
T. A Moreey
Atchison, Kan
Home Gas Company
Kansan City
Directura
D. Cruise
W. W. Haskell
Troup
M. E Lawrence
J. H. Neff
St. Louis
Jas, E Sullivan
Dada
Deat
Mamma
Judy
Algernon
Marguerite
Boston Courier
Paton
Jopely
Pacific
John
Hiow
Ft. Riley and
Militia
Eusta
San Prancisco
Ezeta
Salvador
Atlantic
Ond
Mooser Ice Mis. Co. Pure Manufactured
Cera
Mooser Tos Manufacturing Co
Pork
Lake Michigan and
Lake Superior Transportation
Mackinac Island
Pew Steel
Harbor Springs
Percskey Levoix
CO. Rush
N. Waters
Chicago & Alton R. R
St. Louis +s
Hobets Wathe
Aion Darwintere
D. Bowes
North Broadway
Janes Char.tov
Chicago, Ill
J.M. Knight
Bancas Avenue
Kansas Ave
WMP
Hiram Huse
Florist
Ocr
Elmyrood and
Willow Ave
Potwin Place
Tollat
Jarbos & Grant
J. W. Pauses
Starz Jovrnal
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