Salvation Army Hospital Funding and Patient Figures
Dr Agnes Wallace reports on Salvation Army hospital finances from February to January listing 165 patients cared for, 128 in the prior year, with 28 US volunteers sick. Government payment covered maintenance for 6 patients while out of town patients were expected to pay costs. the hospital added beds and charged for added capacity. There are 15 beds, some patients from out of town expected to cover expenses.
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Agnes Atcxes Wallace
Salvation Army Hospital
Fince Faruary
U. S
Deltas
Dadente
Ensian Hawk
Jeff Topeks
Wallace
Beach Hotel Fire Hits St Louis Delegates Plans
The Beach hotel on the Swift front burned today amid fuzzy details in a special from Galveston. The building owned by WE Hughes of Dallas and St Louis was closed for months and slated to open August 1 for the state Democratic convention delegates. Fire blamed on a defective electric wire.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Galveston
Local notices and personal updates from Topeka and beyond
Readers are informed of daily errands visits and travels of Topeka residents. Special sale at Costley and Post's on embroidery and laces. Various relatives visit or travel to Denver Atchison Omaha La Crosse and Fort Worth. Funeral details note the death of Daniel Armstrong of La Crosse with services in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Pig, Co
Gem Bakery
Thamas Cranel
Denver
Costley & Post
D. Small
Atchison
Johon Betts
Lawrence
Givens
B. Lyon
Charles
Mosday
New York
Mim
Joe Warnock
Kifer
Velencis
Church of the Good Shepherd
Laurent and
Quincy Streets
Park Wright
Sue Wright
Fort Worth
Texas
Augie
Daniel Armstrong
Armstrong
North Topeka
Maple Grove
Stewart
Topeka
Snow
Petimets Curtis
Weet Curtis Street
Charlie Armatrong
Congressman Curtis
Jerome Colvin
Armetrong
la Crosse
Armatrone
Deal May Be Off in St Louis Ball Club Settlement
Creditors of Sportsmans park and club gathered to meet President Mackenfies by appointment to settle for 50 cents on the dollar but were disappointed. Edward C Becker withdrew from the Browns deal, new claims arise, and investors fear safety of the investment as claims mount. Some believe Becker’s withdrawal may be a ruse amid rising uncertainty.
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St Louis Ball Club
St. Louis
Sportsmans’ Park
Mackenfies
Marckesfuse
Mackenfuss
Edward C. Becker
Browns
Becker
Hily
Bourgogne Victims Found Near St Johns In Wreckage
The Siberian reports off Sabine Island that a large lot of Bourgogne wreckage is afloat near St Johns Newfoundland. A woman's body with a life belt was recovered from the debris, identified among the salvage. The ship had arrived from Philadelphia and was seen Wednesday.
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Bourgogne
St Johns
Siberian
Philadelphia
la Bourgogne
Sable Ikland
Topeka Social Event Highlights Lawn Fete and Tallies
S Sutton hosted a refined lawn fete and platform dance for guests including Miss Simmons and Sir Athen Simmons of Cedar Rapids. The house featured Japanese lanterns, ornate dining arrangements with Battenburg centerpiece, and a grand display of candescent lighting. A tally Ho party afterward drew Daisy and Alma Sherman and many others from Topeka society to the Reform school graveyard event. attendees included numerous Misses and Mr. Morgans, Robisons, Wilsons, and diverse local names.
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Mre.c
Battenburg
Hls, Morgan
HL Robinson
A. K. Wilson
Din Vile O'Brien
Myre Jeunore
Mattin Shradshaw
Geirgiana Wasmon
Robert Wastson
Henw McClintock
Lillian Whitelock
Mary Thompson
Mabel Quigiey
Walker
Mabel Martin
Annie Jones
Will Alexander
Harry Seabrook
J. J. Falls
Austin Brady
Bease
Beerman
Hubert Fuirgtes
Charis Karnes
Joe Morgan
Ralphi Petersen
Louie Staith
Howard Dennis
W.W. Webbetr
Warryn Akers
Hen Akers
David Lokin
Terrence Ewart
DeForrest Jetmore
John Waters
Esternes
Joe Wilson
Charle Lagerstrom
William Mackay Lyon
Oscar Woulverton
Burwn Madge
Roland Evans
Charlies Adams
Dick Alden
Julius Weidling
Ralph Moore
Worr Norton
Galen Nichols
Mtr
Paul Palmer
Lee Forbes
Nellis
Western Sorosis Entertains and Picnic at Garfield Park
Mrs Avery Turner of Quincy hosted Western Sorosis guests with fragrant sweet peas and a table centerpiece of flowers while Mrs Turner’s guests of honor included Mrs LW Turner Mr JW Sykes and Mrs John Wicbson The afternoon featured European phonograph collections and a picnic for local youths at Garfield Park chaperoned by Mrs J L King Rain curtailed the park event and moved the gathering to a porch party at Miss King’s home
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Avery ‘Turner
Turner
Quincy
Stns
AL McCarter
GA. Huron
J. W. Roby
PC. Chamber Tain
LW. Turner
JW. Sykes
John Wicbson
Europe
Garfield Park
Helen Smith
Jeannette Lord
Hila Hincksey
Sue Sharitt
Marjory Wheeler
Helen Wilson
Misa Huth Wilson
Emily King
Kurts Kellam
Hob Garver
Tom Frost
Burton Mudge
Joe Wilson
Everett Dallas
Dorr Norton
Guilford Dudley
Wallace Estelle
J. L. King
Dot
Miss King
Mamie Frost
Chicago
F.C. Harts and Son
M.A. Low
Verm Low
Mise Dna McCushook
Trenton
Tye
Tattle Atchison
Leavenworth
Ethel Merwin
Kansas City
Art
Lois Ewart
GW. Mitchell
Ohl
Pennsylvania
Diffendérfer
Uitle von Maldrui
Cherryvale
Kinderenrten
F. ©. Powhoe
Hisiand
Hineks
Eighth
Katens Avenue
George Arter
Cleveland
J. A. Bartholomew
Dubuque
L. E. Gartside
Atchison
Topeka
Gartside
Donover
Fannie Sutherland
Carbondale
Lions Gavitt
Newton
Gertl
Ellie of Sullivan
Charles Hendrie
Walter Nolie
Buchanan
Join Hobson
Quines
J. W. Sykes
B. Reed
Roberts
Susa Ethel Morrie
Fort Worth
Texas
Byron Davis
Wallace Estelte
Hoonville
Burton Madze
Misa
Mothe
Ethel
Lenna Shore
JE. J. Thorpe
Ann
L. M. Carter
Lincoln
Omaha
Bechelor Club
Ross Burnt
Silas Rain
George Wilmarth
L. Blakesley
Porter Smith
I. F. Dani
George Bates
Tisen Ang
Josephine Watson
Harper Springs
Mich
J. L. Sheldon
P. O
City
Hull Jones Wedding Among July Home Affairs
One of the prettiest home weddings of the month featured Miss Orah Leonore Hull and Mr. William Albert Jones on Wednesday evening July 20 at the bride’s parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. A Hull. Marie Conk played Mendelssohn. They entered the parlor led by Rev. A J Coe, stood by a bay window with asparagus, rooms filled with cut flowers. The bride wore a white organdy gown trimmed with Valenciennes lace, a white satin ribbon sash and bow, carrying bridal roses. Refreshments were served by Misses.
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Hull-Jones
Orah Leonore Hull
William Albert Jones
A. Hull
Marie Conk
Mendelsopin
Hev. A. J. Coe
Social notes and porch party guests amid Fourth of July gatherings
Local notices detail wedding plans for Hashing and Miss Deirdull with Mr. Jones from Kamas Fab Ashing, and a bright Indy bride. A Fourth of July porch party hosted by Miss Anna Crane features Japanese lanterns and flowers, with attendees including Mr RE Thomas and Mr Otis Dalton. The column lists numerous regional visits, lawn fetes, and travelers from Topeka to Chicago, plus club events and upcoming social functions.
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Hashing
Miss Deirdull
Mr. Jones
Tay
Kamas Fab
Indy
Anna Crane
Leasant
Toru
Will Carey
RE Thomas
Otis Dalton
Frank Crank
Hose
Hiater
Tom Kistler
B Lyon
Daisy Hayes
Ed Little Telegram Prompts Philippine Queen for Topeka Carnival
A missive from Lt Col Ed Little of the Twentieth Kansas at Camp Merritt requests sending a Philippine queen for Topeka carnival festivities if possible. He favors Kansas queens and notes prior success with Miss Whitney, addressing time, expense, and the Carnival Knights meeting to decide on a queen from the Philippines or other Pacific regions.
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Topeka
ED Lite
Twenieth Kansas
Camp Merritt
San Francisco
Karnival Kulehis
Iselt
Holliday
G. K
Kas
Manila
Kansas
EC. Little
Holiday
Red Knights
Little
Thomases
Bea
Miss Whitney
Philips Pines
Whitney
Hong Kong
Ueline Otier
Ex- Pais
Kansina
Ape
Katniver
Sears
Schley Orders Return Of Log Books In St Louis Prisoner Clash
At Guantanamo Bay on July 23 Commodore Schley, learning Spanish fleet officers had brought log books aboard the Cristobal Colon, ordered them held. Captain de Frigate Contreras asked for their return, but Schley insisted the records go to his government for information, noting Spanish surrender and damage. The log book, translated by Lieutenant Wells, outlines Cervers's fleet movements from departure to the destruction.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cervers
Spain
St. Louis
James H. Sears
Cristobal Colon
Schley
Adolphus Contreras
Capliane de Frigate
Brooklyn
Behley
Tshail
Benjamin Wells, Jr
Daily Record
Young People Union Held at Saratoga in August News
The Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian Church of North America plans a gathering at Saratoga New York on August 25 185. The Santa Fe Route offers tickets there and back at savings with a band concert at Garfield Park and extension of return terms.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Santa Fe
Garfield “Park
Survey Board at Presidio Reports Deaths and Reassignments
San Francisco July 23 Army post at the Presidio is turned over to Brigadier General Miller by retired Lt. Col. Morris. The division field hospital reports 180 cases and three deaths including Private Cecil Flower of Twentieth Kansas. Pneumonia claims Private James F. Stafford First Tennessee and Perry Hermon Tenth Pennsylvania. A board of survey is to straighten Quartermaster L C Smith's tangled accounts. Lt. Col. Barnett and Capt Perry, Lt Milesam detailed. A general court martial is ordered for the Second Brigade with Col. William C. Smith named president.
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San Francisco
Presidio
Miller
Morris
Division Field Hospital
Cecil Flower
Company L
Twentieth Kansas Volunteers
Belvue
Kaur
James F. Stafford
First Tenntssee
Perry Hermon
Pennsylvania
Barnett
Perry
Milesam
L. C. Smith
Kansas
William C. Smith
First Tennessee
Annexation of Cuba as Manifest Destiny in England
London reports debate over U S actions after Santiago and the presidential proclamation. Echoes that annexation of Cuba would imply Porto Rico and threaten the Caribbean coast, with Monroe Doctrine fears and calls for strong American naval power. Observers warn of costs and potential war with Spain, while others predict shifts in U S governance and global influence.
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England
London
Santiago
Cuba
Porto Rios
Nicaragua Canal
Spain
Saturday Review
I Adda
Palis
America
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Tong Woul
Omaha Exposition Promises Grand United States Event
June 1 details describe the October List Grand Exposition near Omaha, a major midwestern fair with cheap access and quick routes. Through tickets allow stop overs, with reduced excursion rates via the Burlington Route, promoting easy travel from Missouri and Mississippi Valleys. Agents in Topeka and St Rouleville coordinate plans.
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United States
Missouri
Mississippi
Omaha
Burlington
Litibokaniani Plans Manifesto on Hawaii Crown Lands
Rumor among close friends says Litibokaniani, former Hawaiian queen, will issue a statement in Honolulu upon arrival. She intends to protest the transfer of crown lands confiscated by the republic, estimated at nearly 1,000,000 acres yielding substantial annual rent, while prominent lawyers prepare to oppose the U.S. government.
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San Francisco
Litibokaniani
Hawaian Islands
Honolulu
Republic
Tels Wald
Wilh
Clarin Cor
The
United States
POTATOES FOR THE ARMY Fifteen Carloads Ordered From St Louis
A St Louis mission house received orders from the Army quartermaster at Chickamauga for 13 carloads of potatoes to ship immediately to Tampa. The firm hired extra drays and canvassed the city, loading 15 carloads for transport to Santiago via Tampa.
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St. Louis
Armistane
Chicksnauga
Tampa
Fis
Santiago
Petroleum field found near Bulawayo and typhoid cases rise
Bulawayo reports claim of a valuable petroleum field within 30 miles of the city. In Cincinnati 80 typhoid cases are noted. Soldiers arriving from Tampa are reported to be well. Private Daniel Crowley of Company F Sixty-ninth New York buried with no word from friends. Port Thomas hospitals hold 339 arrivals, four wounded and typhoid cases among them.
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Cincinnati
Pots ‘Thomas Fron
Tampa
Saratoga Young Feo Union Meets in Topeka Travel Plan
A meeting of a group titled Young Feo file's Christian Union at Saratoga N. Y. on August 8, 1594 discusses travel from Topeka to Saratose and back for 31612. The Santa Fe Route agent will advise on the method, focusing on quality over cost. Peerless Steam Laundry Utah and West BuA.
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Saratoga
Young Feofile
Christian Union
Topeka
Saratose
Agent Santa Fe
Peerless Steam Laundry
West Bua
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Tapasny
Irene
Conkeverare
ED Little
Kinley
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Kan
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