Social Notes From Topeka and Vicinity Stories
Recent social events in Topeka and nearby areas highlight visitors staying with locals and residents traveling to Colorado Springs Denver and New York. The item lists numerous names, travels and gatherings, including Miss Rate Putnam leaving for Colorado, family visits in Saline and Kansas City, and friends hosting teas and small parties across towns.
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Rate ‘Putnam
Wednen Bay
Sotorado
Springs
Strath
Garvey
Mire Chai Spencer
Ewemer
Mity Guile Locher
Mollie McTavedtin
Briges
Ateleon
Lagersttom
Erden Banman Sud
Mise Sarath Balteau
JL. Vanitlonten
William Teapp
Chinees
May
Jenie Adams
Annas
Helen Higstee
Kansan
Miss Clanche
Mire
J. H. Worester
Pita Ae Attu
J.D. Bory
Grace
Wapelo
Nelle Raub
Ryra Watkins
Colorado Springs
One Fare for the Rotnd to Abi teno Aug. 9 10 11
The Santa Fe style notice lists rail trips from Kansas to Abilene via the Western Pacific with dates August 9 10 and 11 and ticket information through Gress FLA Lewis Oly Ticket Agent 625 Kansas Ave Topeka Kansas. The Boys Poundl No. 2 A O of the 2 will hold an ice cream social and dance at 764 Kan Ave Wednesday evening July 2 Admission 1 Geence.
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Abiteno
Ane
Wien Pacific
Kansan
Talon
Gress Fla
Lewis Oly
Talon Pacific System
Kansas
Avemus
Topeka
Kan
Teller at Cheyenne Delivers Silent Silver Speech
The Cheyenne Turner hall crowd heard Senator Teller praise bimetalism and warn that the gold standard harms the common people. He argued for silver to defend American prosperity and criticized Wall Street influence while endorsing Bryan as a worthy presidential nominee.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Seaami Teller
Turner Hall
Wyoming
Daggest
Cheyanne
Allevr
Chicago
Gen Thompson
Teerug
Anc
St. Louis
Republica
Wail Street
Limbard Street
Bryan
Str
Weary woubters battle over Sunday bathing at Gage lake
The cycling group planned a picnic and initiation at Gage's lake west of the Erie but did not secure the owner’s permission. The owner notified the sheriff to bar them. The group camped nearby at Portes farm and held a merry gathering. He denounces the Sunday ban and notes over $2000 spent on improvements. He says the lake is for friends and six days a week is enough.
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G. G. Gage
Iake
Ery
Inks
Portes Farm
Mr. Guee
State Journal
Bob Kepley
T Wave
Guee Hesusa Uy
Fee Ae
Bistemas
Grover and Carlisle for a Gold Democrat Ticket
New York July 27 The Tribune reports discussion among prominent Democrats of forming a third ticket with Grover Cleveland for president and perhaps John G Carlisle of Kentucky for vice president The Reform club leans toward Cleveland while others doubt the plan with no word yet from Grey Gables about a gold standard faction cheering Cleveland’s stance against free silver
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New York
the Tribune
Grover Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
Kantucky
Reform Club
Cleveland
Serretare Ciney
Don M. Dickinson
Troy Gabes
Grey Gables
James Foy's Shooter Linked to Butler County Officials
James Foy's shooter, Sheriff J A Hopkins of Butler County, arrived in the city this morning from Manhattan with a party. The shooter is connected to the fatal shooting of brakeman Jax Foy of Arkansas City near Sy June 11. The sheriff and his party were said to have left El Dorado today.
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James Foy
J. A. Hopkins
Butler County
Manhattan
Jax Foy
Arkansas City
ElDorado
Former Suffrage Champion Phoebe Couzins Stricken by Illness
The once-prominent suffragist Phoebe Couzins, born in St Louis to Huguenot and English parents, fell from influence and fortune. Ill and penniless, she lives in isolation in Los Angeles, after a storied career that included law study in Washington, a deputy U S marshal role, and leadership on the World’s Fair board, ending with a public feud and ouster.
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Phoebe Cousins
Saipan
Los Angeles
St Louis
Mise Conzig
Susan B. Anthony
Thes
Miss Couzins
Lightning shock hits Vice President Rtas in Bowie Kentucky
A strong shock struck Bowie Kentucky as a water main or electrical event sent people fleeing. Vice President Stevenson and family and Professor BE Gabel and others reported the effects while nearby residents and guests, including Prof Gabelli, felt the tremor. Weather indicated rain in the east with cooler conditions tonight and fair, variable winds tomorrow.
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Senson
Bowie Green
Potter College
Stevenson
BE. Gabel
al- Yewek
Gabelli
Washington
Pretty Lawn Table From a Tree Stump Demonstration
A garden craft note explains turning a fallen tree stump into a decorative lawn table. Saw the stump flat, add thick board top, place rustic four-corner supports, leave natural knots, edge top with barked strips, and display dishes and plants for summer charm. Par manil Home notes the result is a pretty, practical planter stand admired by all.
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Eure
Parmanil
Taste in Jewelry and Household Tips From Chicago Journal
A miscellany of fashion advice on jewelry suggesting ruby avoidance for most women, favoring garnets, moonstones, and star sapphires, with notes on emeralds opals and Castellani gold. Followed by practical tips on keeping ice water cold in a pitcher using cotton batting, and umbrella rolling etiquette. Also guidance on bright sick rooms and ink stain removal from carpets with salt.
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Enamela
India
Princess of Walesa
Chicago Journal
Bereaved Newark Man Learns of Colorado Tragedy
Charles F. McGuire of Newark learns his sister Bra Liszlé Herres and her four children died in a Colorado cloud burst near Morrison and Golden last Friday. A master plumber at 17 Pair street, he has endured multiple family losses within a year including his wife and two brothers. He had planned to visit Morrison to finalize his sister’s estate but returned home before the disaster.
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Miu Helle Ettlineer
Kansas City
Cima
Edith
Tows
M. F. ‘Higgs
Cine McCabe
Kalieas Cles
Chas
Daniel Crosby
Hancock Point
Maine
Blandhs Wet Hes
Manitou
Denver
Cripple Creek
Fred Barnes
Ouray
Col
Merv W
Loomia
Campbell
Salina
T. F
Jonathan Thomas
Hambleton
Mount View
New Mexico
Charles
Thomas
Mins
Lottie Howes
Nellie Post
Chicary
J. M. Tralor
Misa Bowes
New York
Bisa Grate Weiss
Ned Osborn
Owosco
Sichienn
Mra T. DE. Cook
Mabel Graves
HB. Cook
Mina Fannie
Wescott
Solsmon Oley
Miss Pear
Hughrt
Olive Dewar
Madison
Tan
J. M. Hillecs
Miso
Mattie
T.H. Hintirick
Jackson
Stew Win Embree
Chi
Dean Waters
Cleveland
Bert
el Hoster Teft
Larned
Anna Pribule
Emporia
A. A. Baird
Waulein
Geneva
Urmert
Aubneapatls
Minn
Xwest
AL. Larsh
Emmett Higby
Martin's
Fred Honsbrake
Pittsburg
Mit
Mire
Lizzie Fheiden
Galveston Bell
Larsh
Seble
Wichita
Edith Grdaard
Maple
Brn
H.W. Neise Mins
Grice Foulkes
Charlie Poulke
Kansas
Garnett
Arkaness
Madge Johnnon
New York City
J. Johnson
Galveston
Charles F. McGuire
Newark
Colorado
Morrison and
Golden
Inez
McGuire
Pair Street
Bra
Liszlé Herres
Morrison
Herres
Helendorhood
Tim
Winslow declines Maine governorship nomination
Portland Me July 7 E B Winslow the Democratic candidate for governor declined to run after a split in Maine Democratic ranks. He stated he would not align with either gold or silver platforms and would seek harmony with the partys factions while keeping his own stance clear to Maine voters.
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Portland
E. B. Winslow
Vention
Maine
Winslow
Santa Fe Route The Home Road Fare Sale Notice
The Santa Fe route advertises a one fare deal from Salt Lake to The Home Road with tickets on sale August 7 and 8. This promotional offer runs through the return August sale window for travelers seeking reduced fares.
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Salt Lake
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Bryant Menus
Mr. Gage
Grover and Carlisle
J. E D. Couzins
Arthur
United States
Missouri
Couzins
Board of Managers
Tomanties
Enid
J. Bowprn
Lightning Shocks
Rtas
American Newspaper Directory
Standard Authority On
Spruce Street
Topeka Daily State Journal
Fourth Congressional District
The
Y State Journal
Santa PE
Ose
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