Topeka Society Scene Highlights Many Local People
In Topeka and nearby areas a lively society week unfolds with numerous informal gatherings and farewell events. Residents including Mrs Emily Tee and others attend dances, suppers, and club functions at several venues, while several Topeka residents plan visits and returns from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Evewine
Huilenne Ballines Orchestra
Ion Giedis
Mise
Eimay
Tiwksbury
Mike Killereth Whielet
Mise Marsud- Fite Warner
Miu
Gtenna Crnas
Arie Wrvaurs
Mew
Ose Cetin
Ailes Lilien Tite
Miew
Mat Thiadhiowin
Biile Mary Latin
Nise Evita Fleet
Siew Crane
Mise Teitta Hanoey
Miss Daud Hauer
Mies
Edie
Paris
Margaryd
Atlee
Seners
Dav Lakin
Widow Suan
Walter Berser
Verne Stok
Charen Berney
Alcaxader
Jack Witare
Cares
Walter Cust
Dubus Weittine
Ralph Moore
Will Seller
TW. Dennis
Archie Ss Hams
Stoddard
Jie Mergen
Metliindk
HIRES Rootbeer draws foes temperance healthful drink
A cryptic note hints at HIRES Rootbeer as a temperance and healthful beverage. The unusual phrase seems to praise the drink as a foe to unhealthy temperance critics, though context is unclear and scattered.
Chautauqua Circuit Opens Season at Dexhugion Meeting
Amid a crowdedDexhugion gathering, Creens and community members heard Bishop Vincent of Topeka outline the Chautauqua season. Notices urged attendees to visit relatives, promising a program featuring Mr. Senree West, Ira Howe, and local organizers like Mrs. C B Reet and Mrs. Emme Root as they welcome visitors and plan future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme Root
Bethany
Priday
Dire
C. B
Dirac
Senree W. West
Ira Howe
Vincent
Topeka
Baw
Janes
Binhope
Ninds
Mendestine
V. Abrams
Jubilee Sky of Cor Musicians Aid Jubilee Arts Review
A chaotic OCR fragment reviews musical contest finals and performances. It notes judges and singers including Topeka participants, praising some bass and tenor acts while criticizing phrasing and tone variety. The piece mentions specific names, venues, and opinions on accuracy and interpretive quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wyatt
Partérthay
Baraushout
Hire Qatibee
Ull Vale
Inet Vathers Wien
Nosertone
A. S. Overbelt
Resteald
Smythe
Hawrence
Topeka
Ffs
Rukior Ag
Entleman
Mr. Ents Smith
Maes
Theft and Arson Report From Blour City Streets
A fragmented local crime note reports theft of five ham, five cakings and baking powder from a store on Micheng Topeld Avenue near Uteerpeery. It mentions a suspect fleeing with stolen items and a plan to enter other places along the southwest corridor. Authorities describe a theft and related plan activity with unclear names and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hidder
Uteerpeery
We Ritter
Micheng Topeld
Rhein
A Mile Wagons Torred and Cont Wad Wolk Tebros
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled report mentioning A Mile Wagons Torred, Mr Reighentycher, and a late 250 tied tile team. It references diners, hides, and a midiets cast rosy with ticket tallies. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reighentycher
Local Jumble Of Names And Incidents From January News
A crowded, partial OCR lists scattered events and people including home visits, court notes, accidents, marriages, and local notices. Mentions of January 16, residents at a home, a move to La Junta California, Mrs Todd’s Jackson Street address, a riverbank incident, a medical operation, and various local names appear with unclear connections and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morty
Oripite Creek
Westing
Charity
Jortan
Sheety
WinMiog Friende
Stra A. M
Nereis
Fe Viettin
Aira
M. Duyn
Es Waite
Qallace
Wil Boyen
Ti Sina
E.deitrelen
Beldder
Errel
Alice Muststrick
Henk-Teener
Corvina
Lee
Hinton
Dell Glens
Cheney
Strikie
Fey
MBF
Eueebo
Dick Fey
Rusty Seiten
Elty
Tse
Sturmuat Horpin
Norrie
Kane & Co
Kancapaventin
Lyon & Reynolds
Not a Parisian Duel Opens Theatre Duel Controversy
Fragmented dialogue centers on a Paris duel scene outside Hotel Continental with Count Koox and the Comte Chambeyn, rivaling figures in a tense confrontation. The narrative shifts through theatrical banter and a critical, reflective interlude about dramatic art and misread history, ending with a satirical aside on stage reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisa
Fragmented Testimony and Evening Dining Scene
An extended, disjointed prose fragment recounts a young woman Minerva Mulliken near graduation and a discussion of Bloomers and education. Other scenes show a family exchange on an algebra question and a couple dining at a restaurant, with social observations and dialogue-rich snippets.
Fragmented text hints at a mishmashed 19th-century item
The readable fragments mention questions about horns and a busy writer with recalls of housekeepers hints. Place names like Chicago and Missouri appear, with stray references to cities and dated travel phrases. The garbled OCR yields no clear event, person, or organization to identify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edirrean
Chicago Post
Missouri
Rec City
St. Louie
Hebbes
Oeteenes
Yale
Whisky cure ends in arrest after drunken dispute
Sam Hayden, a recent Topeka resident and coal digger, slapped his wife for drinking during a dispute. She fell and tripped on gutters, leading to his arrest. He was fined five dollars in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Sam Hayden
Topeka
Russell Drops Out Of Independent Democrat Ticket
Fragmented political note shows Russell linked to an independent democratic ticket headed by Russell, amid factional shifts and regional talk. Raw text references Chicago Hanven, June, and Kansas City markets, with mixed status on cattle hogs and sheep, alongside market summaries and stock notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
Russell
Chicacy Hanven
Chicago
Texas
Chicago Market Letter Covers Grain And Stock Movements
The Chicago market letter discusses speculative operations, transport, and grain stocks with notes on prices and futures. It mentions wheat and corn activity, tentative gains, and fluctuating market tones, with scattered prices and regional observations from Topeka and Chicago reporting on weekly trends.
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Charlier Parki
Farlow
Tie
Peitay
Tema
Aw'ecek
Torant Bere
Fe Galernein
Ann
Mm Amnison
Mise Beckey
Marie
Nak
Pursoka
Vinit
Stuera
Ogame City
Atay
Germauny
New York
Repremier
Tedsber
Pethany
Husigeres
Mina
Chisiee
Chmenan
Denver
Rodan
Fe Torresen
Atchinen
Harry Wella
Mre Srbake
Ince Walker
Trethay
Ovwess
J. Yi
Euramor
Peur
Yeeivriay
Robinfod
Stra Stekerson
Mier
Seles
Bern Tvter
Goration
Hathany
Lee New
Perel Genenthan
Freon
Charis Blexico
Jane R Lie
Avelco
Dreeminrhie
Keck
Avila
Nis
Jranduur
Bayend
Paul
Nonth Vopeka
Denuke
Ferry
St Maluiny
Siesmoke
Ohares
Anne
Reahes
Clr
Arastir
Symundey
Der
KotsAthzires
Optahini
Nancy
Rarpbo
Teanager
Ory Stacker
Detroit Tribune
Swiindlebaum
Burnsteinwundt
Leah
Swindlebaum
Puther
Minerva Mulliken
Minnis
St Mini
Ois
Paetts
Idomner
Eiko
Lintrolk Birwe Press
Walt Wee Trelens
Selek Tate Lam
Ayenue
Vito
Washington Post
Chile
Washington Star
New York World
Fae
Ont
Kansas City
Kanes City
Dune
Ames
Kansas City Livestock Market
Cattla
Aluchkey Stearte
Texam Piiers Shon
Texis
LO Mative
Stoulzera
Eckord Slomgtin
Mica Greyey
Eat
Nenhts
Yorker Ie
Pleasiadeau
Lambe
Julie
Rattrond
Ematl
Alaianig
Lastries Cromwell & Jeffers
North
Kankasay
Gral
Chitago
Chicago Market Letter
Topeka Grain
Stes Eechanse
Kansas Avenue
Hinder
Amin
Forssk
Ly Butewin
Neals
Fort Hun
Elertiel Bou Brothers
Ogre
Beeiers
Hogiles
Vibe Wiles
Heidwin
Grain & Stock Exchange
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