Unconscious Ptledl and Roaring Ban Create Social Fallout
In a society note a party ended with a contentious scene as an unconscious insult led to expulsion. Several attendees are named, including Misses Skinner, DeOtert, Hadley, Haneun, Grigory, and others from Montherla and Topeka. The article details marriages, relocations, and social visits across Kansas and Colorado, with notes on residents traveling to Topeka, Denver, and Los Angeles for events and stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra A.C
Monroe
Mlew
Addie Skinner
Mies Hees Biter
Enel DeOtert
Shel Hadley
Mise Liking Haneun
Mist
Paul Palmers
Bert Carvedge
Norman Ramey
Charles Wolff
Local social notes from Topeka area residents
Topeka and nearby residents are mentioned in a string of visits and travels. Ray Miller returned from a southern Kansas trip while Miss Helen Dean of St Joseph plans a visit to Mrs Thompson and Miss for a fortnight. Mrs Partitt and her three children head to Colorado as Grace Wells visits Kansas City. Nell Emain returns home today after a trip. Mrs Lou McClellan hosts guests from Kansas City. Mr Upton of Wichita spends days with Mr Upton in Topeka at Copeland. Constance Crowther plans a Colorado trip. Mr and Mrs Smyser leave Saturday for Stallancotone via Denver. Mrs J G Skiles of Chicago visits her parents Rev and Mrs J B Glendenning and departs tonight. Margaret Mille visits Eleanor Sins at her country home. Josephine Shellabarger returns from Worcester Mass road institute and New York. Mildred Scott to entertain Friday at home on West Tenth Avenue. Dixie and Mr Dixies go to Lawrence to visit their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Micky
Mra. Camppell
Wichita
Charen Maines
Yellowstone
Haines
John E. Moon
D Mills
Rev. J. BL
Aniams
Kansas City
Norman Weer
Yeaterday
Fou
Herbert Hackney
Ie Re
Bundy
Harber Bevch
Mra
J. P. Easter
Ruth
Francis
Los Angeles
Catalina Imland
Atuuquerque
Atlantic
Ares Din
Mier Ineas Et Atepicoa
Are
CO. Hovatch
St Enet Eighth
Avenue
J. W. Golmy
Tmle
Sans Rea
Eureka
Haruday
W. R_Smith
Atchismoda
Mre_ Mix
Mies No- Fette Mix
J. DM
Ears
Bureka Lake Yeavening
Dahring
Vinewood
Harvey Knowles
Junta
Colorado
Fred Burgess
Mapticello
Ac Biter
Ray Miller
Kansas
St. Joseph
Thompson
Mims
Grace Wells
Lou McClellan
Kansas City Stone
H. B
JH Upton
Topeka
Upton
The
Copeland
Constance Crowther
Aid
W. G. Smyser
Stallancotone
Margaret Mille
Mise
Eleanor Sins
Josephine Shellabarger
Worcester
Mass
Road Institute
New York
J Ahe
Mika Mildred Scott
West Tenth Avenue
Mies Masry Dimond
Dixie
Lawrence
Mother Jones confronts Senator Platt at Oriental Hotel
In New York July 29 Mother Jones led a protest outside the Oriental Hotel at Manhattan Beach as Senator Thomas C. Platt left via the back door. A chase ensued ending with the senator's car departing before she could reach him. Jones hoped to press President Roosevelt on anti child labor legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mother Jones
Thomas C. Platt
Oriental
Manhattan Beach
Minwest
Mother Jonis
Abe
Sen
Rossavelt
Sinecaer
Mr. Platt
Mother Tonne
Flood Monument Proposed for Edward Grafstrom Heroes
A letter to the State Journal from Topeka urges a monument in memory of Edward Grafstrom, who died saving flood victims on June 2. The proposal requests a public fund, with local volunteers forming a committee to select the monument’s style and raise contributions from many backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward’ Grafstrom
TL Nntier
Harrond Gazette
Baratona
Edoward IF Grafstrom
Bunta Fo Mechanich Deyartminst
Mifferera
Topeka
Dowell Appointed Tairmaster at Santa Fe Wellington
It was announced at Santa Fe general offices that Robert J. Dowell has been appointed tairmaster for the Santa Fe at Wellington to succeed Mr E Staymond who moves to assistant superintendent in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Robert J. Dowell
Wellington
E. Staymond
Case of E. E. Wilson Findings on Debts and Disappearances
Ex Senator Forney probes Wilson case in Topeka and Kansas City. Mortgages on stock to pay purchases led to large obligations that collapsed into a $21,000 debt. Wilson's funds traced through cattle shipments, cattle mortgages, and a $100 note. Forney notes payments diverted to Patterson ranch, Banking Trust, and Sumner Sherman outfit. Disappearance framed by failed cattle deals and unsettled debts, with possible signature for Chonel J. Warney on a $12,000 note.
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Welln
AG Patenson
We ‘Ton
Wilson
Sai Soey Nseer
Om Bancon
Ahi County
Sherman Cattle Company
M Mult
Clark County
Ee Coe National Bank of
FIZ
Jobes
Central New Won! Bank
Banking Trust Company
J. W. Dreidenthal
Kansas City
Sherman County
Senator Forney
Witton
Mulvené
Topeka
Patterson Ranch
Sumner-Sherman Cattle Company
Patterson
Wilson Pai
Helle Plaine
Forney
Hit
Belle Plaine
Forney Ie
Commission House
Dawson
S. R. Prien
Price
Stoller
Mulvanes
Forneys
Thater Forney Sa
Chonel J. Warney
C. & Jobes
Witson
Brother’s Keeper Verdict Binds Man To Lifelong Care
In Chicago on July 23, William Kindt was sentenced under a unique condition to be the lifelong guardian of his blinded brother Charles Kindt. The court imposed the obligation after William admitted fault in the assault that blinded Charles. A bond was signed by their mother and Charles for William's release, with the judge emphasizing the life duty to protect and care for Charles and their mother if William is freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Kindt
Charles Kindt
Charles
William
Toven
Willams I
Peinse
Wiliam
Brown
Toy Hr
Court Delivers Plea Deal in Family Support Case
In Blue Island, a defendant pleads guilty and agrees to support his brother Charles. The judge emphasizes obligations to family over others and allows the mother and the Blind brother to sign the bond, vowing to notify the court if support lapses. The case follows a past incident when William, intoxicated, blinded Charles with a rag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Blue Island
William
Chinese Masons in Jubilee Cite Mexico Killing Rumor
Oshkosh Wisconsin July 23 Chinese Masons from Oshkosh Neenah Appleton and Madison gathered in this city to honor a supposed execution in Mexico linked to Chin Mon Yuen a Chicago celestials who fled with the wife of his employer Dr Don Sang The couple vanished with 80 dollars and the mate eloper was said to be killed in Yucatan while the wife was sent back to China The death of Chin Mon Yuen was reportedly expected by the order though not openly confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wis
Neenah
Appleton
Madison
Mexico
Chin Mon Yuen
Chicago
Don Sang
New York
Dr. Sang
Mate Eloper
Yucatan
Chien
Warships may be sent to protect English stockholders
A telegraphic dispatch from Tegucigalpa reports a New York syndicate rep addressing the Honduras railroad dispute has left Tegucigalpa for San Pedro and may press for naval protection from Britain. The British consul at Puerto Cortes reportedly seeks a warship to safeguard English interests as tempers rise over the seizure and lease termination by the Honduran government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Shys
Tegecigalpa
San Pedro
Ar Puerto Cortes
Guatemala City
Changes at Lake View Club House Roles Shift
E McConnell of Lawrence accepts steward post at Lake View Fishing and Shooting Association and will resume charge of the club house around August 10. Mrs McConnell and her sister will handle the dining room. John Schilling and wife, formerly of Topeka, have held posts the past year as the board resigns and plans to turn affairs over to southern state operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McConnell
Lawrence
Lake View
Cheap Colorado Summer Rates From Burlington Route
Burlington Route announces very low round trip summer fares starting June 1 for travel to Colorado and Crab resorts including Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake City. Daily rates run about half the usual price, with a July 1 to 10 period offering seven dollars less than half the standard rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Fueblo
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
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Wiltie Kyer
Herbert Byer
Albert Walther
Coney Island
Dowell
Uit
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Caldwell
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Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticallo, Hl
E. E. Wilson
Grand Army
Department OF Kansas
National Encampment
G.A.R
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California
Department Commander of
Colo. Mid
Southern Pacific Railways
Manitou
Hell’s Gate
Castle Gate
Mormon Tabernacle
Rock Island
A. E. Cooper
Kan
London
Exchan
A. 5
Graves & Co
Anselmo Hoon
Kilby
Katira
Melampus
Bodsenk
Supers
Omaha
Nebraska
World Herald
Nene
Indianapolis
Waren Reese
Wm. Kinney
Evansville
State House
Mundolph Kronig
August Gutewkk
Leavenworth
Missouri River
Oyster Bay
Payne
Atantic
Ogondaga
Washington
Vancouver
B.C
Peace River
Hudson Hope
Peace River Pass
Mesteres
France
Count Caraman de Chimay
Prince Joseph de Chimay
Rocrni
Treasury
Sacramento
Cal
W. L Cotter
Folsom Prison
Nama
Liverpool
Cutard Steamship Company
At & Mveetjing
Auiamte
Lord Inmereisde
Sheridan
Eens
Biteinen
Pueblo
Pullman
T. L. King
A. T
8. F. Ry
Topeka, Or
T. M. James, Jr
North Topeka
Minnesota
Dally
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ely
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