Topeka social notes feature lists of visits and engagements
A Topeka society page lists Mire A R Lingafelt hosting a Friday gathering with Miss Norton and Mrs Dana among twenty guests. Mrs Le Clinton Forbes hosted a pleasant afternoon at West Eighth Avenue with music and readings. Numerous visits are noted, including Lingafelt family travel, Tuttle and Lerchen visits, engagements announcements, and upcoming recitals and weddings amid a flurry of invitations and party plans through late June.
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le Clinton Forbes
West Eighth Avenue
Mra Albert &. Deuth
Chi~chgo
Hmve
Sauter Hastne Paberta
Henry A. Averbac
Oeas Tusetey
Standard
Hal Hiends
Leavehworthe
Wi 3
Hesly
Davebters
Catalin
Siasae
Soi Nnewa
Denny Hayes
Kansas City
California
West Street
Mina Hollie Titers
Lawrence
Allsudins
University
Ruskin Club
Gunday Stieracin
Terial Parke
AL Eick
Dire Parkhurst
Percy Bemus
Topeka
Mel Merartand
Tawrenen
Jay Vandivaten
Fre Beck
Ani Fo
Colorado
Jones
Cotain
Belle Welch
Grace Church
Hieien Morgan
Misa Hose Davis
St Louis
Misa Kate Ryan
Warne
Tnd
Guy Kennedy
Junction
Wisit
Kennedy
West Tenth Avenue
Aimee Crandell
Weil
Porman
Susen
Unclear diary notes on Miss Hambleton and travelers
Fragmentary diary style record notes Miss Mabel Mise Mary Hambleton awaiting text week for two weeks. Clarence etates and Princeton attendance appear. Mian Lael Rudolph travels to Abilene briefly, Mrs C H Curtis visits Denver after winter in Topeka.
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Miss Mabel
Mary Hambleton
Clarence Etates
Princeton
Mian
Lael Rudolph
Abilene
C. H. Curtis Nief
Denver
Topeke
Mexico for peace amid revolution opposition comments
New York June 4 A J Peyton, resident of Mexico City, says a successful Mexican revolution is impossible. He argues Mexicans value ten years of peace under Diaz and fear disruption to capital and rail and telegraph networks. He claims Americans in Mexico enjoy protection and that most Mexicans, including peasants, favor stability. 20 percent of the 40,000 Americans there reportedly agree.
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New York
Mexico
A. J. Peyton
City of
Dus
Gus
Promotera
Peonm
Diaz
Engineer Doubts It on Locomotive Performance
Osan believes American locomotive motives are inferior to English. The Times quotes a Midland Railway official saying extra fuel cost for American locomotives under similar conditions ranges from 2 to 25 percent, with fuel efficiency down 60 percent in Johnson’s claims. Information has been withheld, but if engines share weight and design, variances imply at least one is unfit, prompting Midland to investigate and correct the trouble.
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Osan
New York
the Times
Lropeela Yy Icc
Philadelphia
Samel Johnnson
lechmoltys _superinfondene
Midland Railway
Ey Land
Johnson
Taventignes
Graves Desecrated in Congressional Cemetery in Washington
New York reports graves in the Congressional cemetery desecrated prompting Nelson H. Adams to urge district commissioners to investigate. Friends and families lament the disrespect shown to their countrymen and request a full inquiry into the shocking acts in the sacred burial ground.
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New York
Washington
Cofgremeionil
Nelson H. Adams Han
To & Oe
Adan
Avenese
Cruyet
Congressional Cemetery
Sentey
Confederate Memorial Exercises at Camp Chase
Confederate memorial exercises were held at Camp Chase Columbus Ohio this afternoon over the graves of Confederate soldiers. Addresses were delivered by prominent men and a large quantity of floral offerings from the south were placed on the graves.
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Columbus
Camp Chase
Weathered legal quarrel hints at Pan-American tickets
Street scene unfolds as Lawyer Bartholomew Livingston questions a stranger about illness caused by a remedy. The dialogue reveals a sales pitch for Pan-American Exposition travel via Buffalo and Akron routes, with agents listed in St. Louis and Kansas City. A vague ad offers household items at low prices.
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Buffalo
Akron
Cleveland
Luffalo
Bosaetaie
J. Mt Creer
St. Louis
J. T. Poley
Kaneia City
Wa Post
Topeka News Briefs Mix of Local Events and Incidents
Topeka items report visiting out of town relatives, local church events, arrests and court actions, property and business notes, and city concerns. Notable mentions include W C T U meeting plans, a Santa Fe man winning a district court verdict, and police regulation discussions. An ongoing drive to reclaim missing sters and license fee collection from ice dealers is noted.
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Es Smith
A. Pelows
Justin
Las Veras
New Mexico
Topeka
W. CT
Barat Methodiat
Hower Mission
Hattie B. van Vleck
D. Hudson
Toronto
Canada
Walnut Grove
Jones Ote
Raliwiy
H. A. Ott
Atchison
Midland College
St. Lines Lutheran Church
Heresius
Swedish Lutheran Church
Momdey
East
Augustana Synod
Jamestown
Ite
Iowa
Herrick
Washburn College
McParland
Claerelte
Fred Jetiz
Supreme Court
Washburn
Nancy J. Rodgers
Rodgers
Fromshburn
New York State Library School
Albany
Church of Spiritualism
Lincoln Port Wall
Eust Sixth Street
Dow
Hall of Nortod
Bedell
Danver
Commercial Club
Knights and Ladies of Security
Iguaredarten
Levey
T A. McNeal
Mra. A. FH .Thompson
Parker-Hughes
Middle Inlet
Mir Parker
Zanserien
Cal
Ice
Lolm
Fce Trust
Ice Trust
Oreka
Ma Well
Fainted at the Bar in Illinois Insurance Case
Chicago June court scene as John Jenearns chief counsel for Dr August Unger chief defendant faces examination. An hour’s work failed to break McDonald Reinke’s testimony halting cross examination on Francis Brown and Frank H. Smile. De Chuer appears cleared if not absolved from blame.
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Chicago
John Jenearns
August Unger
Etew. Beech Insurance
Tex
McDonal Reinke
Francis Brown
Frank H. Smile
Chuer
Weekly Bank Statement and Markets Notes
Weekly bank statement for New York lists loans at 887589.20 with a rise of 21084900 reserves 256.37 decrease 29814.00 and legal tenders 377341.50 down 821100, surplus 13342600 down 791100. Also notes a boycott of American goods and references the Grand Trunk Railway System in relation to the Dominion Line.
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New York
Jamidon
Janet
Grand Trunk Railway System
Dominion
Derby and Oaks Triumphs Highlight American Quiet Storm
London chatter centers on American methods as Whitney Keene and Croker figure prominently in Derby and Oaks results. Olympian’s Derby run and Cap and Belis’s Oaks win mark a shift with American jockeys dominating. Lady Meux funds gun batteries while public praise follows high stakes betting on Cap and Bells. A Lehigh Valley ad promotes comfortable Eastbound trips with stopovers to New York or Philadelphia.
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Wales
Lady Meux
Bissebeek Meerenila Smiecties
Theobald’s Park
Cap Ant Bells
Foxhall Keene
New York
Philladelphia
Seashore
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffato
Philadelphia
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Mire
A. R. Lingafelt
C. H Stud— Bon
Mexien
Dillon Ead
Frank
Rived Totuy
Cabhfornie
Mire J. HM. Cintk
West Seventh Street
Mere Annie Jarrell
Mra Fenteteeee
Lassines
Topekeee
Sire
Sra
Fred Cote
Topeks Aveous
Ruth Hayden
Hollan
Bartholomew Livingston
Windham Lage
Akron Houte
Ennie Pica. A
GEO. M. Noble & CO
Jackson St
Topeka, Kan
Morris County
Chase County
Elk County
Butler County
Reno County
Hutchinson
Cowley County
Arkansas City
Kan
West Sixth Street
Oakland
Highland Park
Jackson Street
Topeka, Kansas
Whitney
Keene
Croker
Lish
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Keene
Viece
America
of Vi
King
Bu. Ki
China
Rogers
C. H. Morrison
Kansas Avenue
E. B. Guild Music Co
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