Social and Personal Topeka Social Roundup
Topeka society notes cover recent arrivals and departures, visits, and gatherings. A long list includes Mr. and Mrs. Lotten, J B Heyden, Mrs. Prank Wear, Colonel and Mrs. J. W. F. Hughes, Miss Wilder, Miss Nellis, Miss Beulah Parker, and many others at dances, visits to Colorado, Chicago, Denver, and Osage City, plus picnics and family travel plans. Several entries note trips to Colorado, Chicago, Denver, and Osage City. Local clubs, church events, and greetings from Topeka residents punctuate the social ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lotten
J.B. Heyden
Marry Robinson
A. S&s Rankin
Mer
Prank Wear
J. W. F. Hughes
C. J. Harding
Newcomer
Miax Suaje Wilder
Mikbet Taker
Beenie Gas
John Waters
H. A. Morgan
Julius Weld- Ging
Jed Curry
Air
Ben Chewell
Afer
Chartsmith
David Harvey
Arthur Mills
Fred Colyer
Joe Matean
Pear
Ausain Kadyana Bir
Graham
Dancing Degeneration or Grace in Modern Society
Paris July 3. A debate sparked by the Countess of Ancaster on dancing style notes that modern dances grow faster and less ceremonious. Indiana Sense cites American dances as more graceful but sees no overall decline, while European tastes drift toward formal courtesy and structure in ballroom life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Countess of
Ancaster
Lady Accucet
Trojan
Tam
New York
Indaun Sense
American Society of Frofresers
Coutvey
Europe
Seuse
Mithowsh
Atlantic
Propis Murmer
Mysel
America
Vincent Martin
Germany
England
Byron
Pope Mir Gance
Apelster
United States
Mrs Martha Hanway Dies of Heart Trouble at 64
Mrs Martha Hanway wife of L G Wanway died at 12 15 last night from heart trouble Funeral at Leelock Friday at 718 Sladiow street She was 64 mother of nine children three living Stre W C Ward Linwood I E Hanway and A G Hanway Topeka The infant son of Mr and Mrs Go Parker died yesterday at Henry Felker 304 East Fourth Street Funeral today at Leavenworth County and Linwood service for the infant son of John McMahon died yesterday morning cholera infantum Funeral at 10 Rock City Church of the Assumption
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Parkbirat
W. G. Stavner
Tetas Fur & Tig Wera
Northern Lake
Dora Murtia
Laubach
Ciara
Osage City
Ming Mabelle Cafferty
Colorado
Denver
Sprites
Mainstow
Nellie Goorfrieh
Lake
Gertrude
Mirae
Wiete
Pueblo
Sted
Manian
Aire
H.W. Clunch
Dawmehter
Urban
Bert Koohr
Emporia
Jack Tetter
Adams
Topeka
Mere Sutherland
Car Lonsdale Yeaterdie
O. J. Wood
Dunshire Creet
Monen
Jez Eunice Stevenson
Kecktsind
Mixw Loutke Jones
Dr. Palmer
Chicagy
Whittiisey
Madison Street
Miss Pearl Sample
Lee Weeke
Atebison
Nea
Anderson
St. Louis
Wieng
Dr. Sarm
J.B. Hibben
Bevery
Uise
Divine Science
A. A. Ripley
West Sth Street
Fulmer
Chivaso
Mr. Skinner
Prairie Pullman
Adame Brus
Jasper
Glen Miller
East Lake City
Martha Hanway
L. G. Wanway
Leelock
Sladiow Street
Sirs. Hanway
Stre
W. C. Ward
Linwood
Kansas
Leavenworth County
Shawne
Aisean Ee
Goa
Parker
Henry Felker
Tas
Fourth Street
Oldlook
John McMahon
Jefverin Street
Piace
Church of the Assumption
Curtis
Charles Nelson
T. AA
Lincoln Street
Authex
New Jersey
Kepley
Valencia
Kate Adams
Episcopal Church
Augusta
Wi von Dallen
TL. Blackman
Havana
Cuba
Colorado Springs
A.D. Gray
Suntry
Wours
Kl Taso
J. H. Brinsmaid
Car Service Department
The
Santa Fe
Wakarusa
W. J. Black
Jennings
D. Skinner
Hitely
Etreete
J. G. Waters
Andres
North Pole
Biondin
Niagara Falls
Hart
Reform School
Dass Pall
Thia
Committee of Fittout
Courne
Santa Fe General Offices
Mofocs
A. B. McCurdy
Tylor
Chan
A. Fellows
Lihevin
Seventh
Shirley Lewis
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Atr
W. von Dahlen
Mtr. Lewis
Sinker
Meier Helmund
Chas K. Harris
Jesse Moore
Dan Reach
Geo
Firman Grant Cornin
Mowe
Willams
Fire alarm locations and station addresses in Topeka
A long list of Topeka street intersections and fire stations numbered No 1 No 2 and No 3 with adjacent streets and avenues including Kaneas Avenue Fourth Street Topeka Avenue and Lincoln street. The OCR also includes an advertisement for cholera remedy and tobacco products with various claims and addresses for Sterling House Chicago New York and local druggists. It ends noting residents near Mayor Fellows home heard the Modoc attack last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse and
Jackson Streets
Kaneas Avenue
Railroad Street
Gordon and Taylor
Laurent and Harrison Street
Grant Street
Topeka Avenue
Fourth Street
Karwas Avenue
Second Street
Monroe and
Kious Streets
Kansas Avenue
Garrald
Kansas and
Tenth Avenues
Thirteenth St
Ravens and
Buelld Avenues
Crane
Adams Streets
Lake Street
East Sixth Avenue
Fourth
Brunner
Madison Streets
Tenth Ave
Hi Sixth
Topeka
Sixth Avenue
Clay Street
Pire
Western Avenue
Ninth Street
Trottor
Powitth
Taylor Streets
Nan Buren
Eleventh Streets
van Buren and
Terelttr
Poche Avenue
Huchanan Street
Lane
Eleventh Street
Morris Avenue
Sipeeteenatee
Third Street
Crane Street
Sterling Hetety Co
Chicago
New York
Fellows
Lincoln Street
Topeka Buzzes with Heat and Civic Notes
The city BBC items report oppressive heat at the bridge site, public works updates on sewers and towers, and a flood of social and official notices. Officials, teachers, and vendors are named, with events from August meetings to Fall Festival preparations and charity drives amid local politics and culture.
Animal magnetism debated by Dr Stewart in historic inquiry
The article reviews theories of animal magnetism and its alleged power to influence others. Dr S G Stewart cites Mesmer and famous healers, notes imagination and belief drive cures, and recounts a Paris hotel encounter with a celebrated quack. He warns that genuine influence remains unproved and that many seek magnetic or supernatural healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinds Thompson
Pleasant Valley
S. G. Stewart
Dr. Stewart
Mesmer
Cal Ives
Paris
Ctty
Not Much Of A Believer Buattingers Anecdote Reflects On Pill Makers
Mr Buattinger disputes magnetic healing while recounting a reporter tale of pills and a horse drive. He says healing by pills may be imagined and questions Aunt Lucinda Thompson's effectiveness, noting people seek magical cures when real illness lacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Buattinger
Lucinda
BM Snattinger
The
Journal Today
Tim
Acme
Lucinda Thompson
Jick T Doubts Her Ability to Rally Followers
The text reflects uncertainty about a woman’s capacity to influence crowds. It notes that people with doctors in their circle and no benefits will seek them out, and suggests proper persuasion might yield some good, though doubt remains about her magnetism and influence over Maine people.
Cure for Rheumatism Draws Noted Proponent to Aunt Lucinda
Mr. WA Swift proprietor of the Brocery store at Tenth and Monroe streets attributes a remarkable recovery from inflammatory rheumatism to Aunt Lucinda Thompson. After three weeks of pain he visited her cabin in Pleasant set and, with several men assisting, received treatment that left him able to walk unaided. He declares Aunt Lucinda extraordinary and widely praises her healing powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. Swift
Tenth and
Monroe Streets
Lucinda Thompson
Lucinda
Harry
Swift
Lovinda
Karnival Knights plan hot town revel with banners and parade
Topeka's Karnival Knights prepare a Friday Pall Festival rally with a large banner over Kansas Avenue reading There’ll be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight. A heavy police presence and hundreds of extras will police the event while floats, burlesque features, and costumes are organized by committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karnival Knights
Tina
Meg
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Chas, Holliday
Jno
F. McManus Bean
Chas. Holliday
Jewell
Holliday
McManus
Will Haskell
Haskell
Kartas Avenue
Copeland
Throop
Elks Lodge
Anas
Chas. K. Holliday
Chase
Ino
BP. McManus
Paul Torrington
A. Wi Dana
Garen Nichols
F. J. Ninos
W. ©. F. Reichenbach
H. L. Robinson
John Waters
C. S. Downing
Geo. P. Ashton
Edward Henderson
Jas, King
W. F. Roen
Chas
K. Holiday
F. McManus
C. H. Trapp
Paull Tarrington
A. W. Dana
T. D. Humphrys
W. GF. Rebhenbirc
David Palmer
Jas
L. King
City
K. Hotes
W. FP. Rowan
Geo. Ashton
P. B. Chese
BE. L. Copeland
W. C.F. Reichenbach
Kgarnival Knights
Ing
E. K. Holliday
F. B. Chase
Fo Mentains
Joe Waters
Galen Nichols
Frank Bennett
GP Ashton
Willy Alexander
Arclaine
W. F. Ruehr
O. K
Abe
Woollverton
Woolverton
Thee
Snattinger
Ronebrake
Fle
Wm. Macferran
Seymour
Heyman
Nettels
T. P. Calley
L. &. Bronson
Juliue Srattinger
Chis S. Hagle
Harry Safford
Clarence Griffiths
Otis Hungate
LS. Dolman
A. C. Klingaman
A. ¥. Klingaman Payne
W. C. Hamilton
C. Coulsom
A. T. Wick
H Wick
H. A Auerbach
EB. T. Sim
Frank Sim
W. Chafee
Will Rigby
D. A. Clements
Ed Arnold
Dave Bowls
W. E. Feld
Bob Kepley
Mert Lucas
Dick Hudgins
Dr. Select
Jor Griey
A. J. Tingatell
McClintock
Mellintack
Will T. Reed
Ernest Stueller
Wil Mueser
Tee Jones
Aaron Jettante
T. K. Jameson
W. W. Webb
Geo. Stanened
C.F. Gault
W. F Sebord
Ferry
Tom Toran
Hares Overholt
J. E. Moore
Sproat
J. Webb
Frank Willard
J. S. Colling
Nate A. Black
Eph Kenley
Wil’ Johnatan
Eaisten
T. Diehiny McBrida
Strkur
Howard Lawrence
Davene
Jake
Scomus
Karnival Knights Plan Burlesque Deliberations Sealed
The Karnival Knights discuss and seal deliberations on the produced burlesque features to ensure secrecy and smooth execution of planned events. No further details are disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karnival Knights
Local Installment Dealer Ad Promises Low Prices
LW Hughes at 107 East Fifth Street offers furniture and drapery including carpet, chenille curtains, bed covers, photos, watches and jewelry on easy payments at low prices. RE RUGHER, INT Fast Fifth opposite Powtuimton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW. Hughes
East Fifth Street
Juer
Wiese
RE. W. Rugher
Fast Firth
Powtuimton
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