Social Notes Cape in Topeka Society News
Earl Cass and many young women attend indoor afternoon event. numerous locals listed for engagements, entertainments, and weddings. marriage plans of Miss Payne and Mr. Ewart noted. telegrams of social visits, travel, and planned relocations across Kansas and nearby states referenced with multiple individuals and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex
Earl Cass
Emporla
Pera
Payne
Harv
Yen
Denna Stina Payne
Misw
Police Jottings Fights and Arrests Stir City
Police notes recount a disturbance involving Mr McNeeley and his driver with an armed man captured after a confrontation. A chaotic scene included threats, a frenzied clash, and a later arrest. a driver was fined 25 dollars. The report also mentions a serious car accident and local pavement funding dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifor Neeley
Bern
Ocemudb
Angie
Saliny
Fecmans -Bargeans
Owen -and-Cleer Hendricks
Warlice
Little Miley
Tts
Chige
Ant
Ottoars Tylenseths
Aley
Samne
Bendy
Bratty
Gay May Wedding At Home Of Miss Steud M f
Local notes list a May wedding at the home of Miss Steud Mf with guests and friends visiting in various towns. Several people travel between Newton, Denver, Philadelphia, and Atchison for gatherings, visits, and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Miss Steud
The
Eye
Speater Foptcintin
Stra
Tueway
Wink
Berdaustter Aire
Eugene MoCteres
Denver
Harte Jones
Sinn Agnes Gunther
Mins Katherine Elashirnette
Newton
Mian Jesrin Osh
F Tuttle
Mies
Vivian Tuttle
Ralph Tuttle
Len Park
Colorado
Walter B. Noble
Atchison
Novlo’a
J. BD. Baal
Mr. Noble
Atchison Livestock Company
Quay's Big Fight For Governor In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports a tight contest for the Republican nomination with Judge Packer of Philadelphia and Indiana Attorney General J P Ellin leading a field that includes ex Lieutenant Governor Louis A Stratton. Allegheny County's 38 delegates loom large as they caucus to decide their votes ahead of Wednesday's state convention. If Quay fails to win Allegheny, Ellin may secure the majority of those delegates, shaping the race for governor and the convention leadership. The state party chair Ban Bender backs Ellin while Elkinites consider their own slate as the convention nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pucker
Philadelpale
I' Ney
J.P. Ellin
Indiana
Louis A. Walter
Stratton
Allegheny County
Hey
Quay
Insurance
Alteby
Allegheny
Pominute
Pominute Lim,on Sefiitor Quay Will Be In Candidate For State Bennypacker
Bender
Pisdeed
Elkin
Konvention
Tnna Brown
Erle
Tnrwrnl
Neening Ieida
Sumner Exhibition Sparks Praise of New Building
The Sumner arts exhibit drew many patrons and the town’s fire brigade to inspect the new building. Prof Tomlina of New York hailed it as the finest thing in its line west of Chicago, while the upper floor featured rugs plants and draperies. Alice Bunker, art teacher, praised the show and noted the school’s progress under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justo
Sumner
Viesime
Revalle
Tomlina
New York
Chicago
Aintervale
Saamer
Alice Bunker
Bunker
Topeka News Snippet Mixed With Street Notes
A fragmented Topeka page reports on frontline items from local life including court moves at Leavenworth, weather quirks, sewer and river issues, and the Hackney residence. It mentions the State Grain Denl association, the new Greed building contract at Sixth and Topeka, and civic chatter about fairs, paving, and Washburn College events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bape
Genie
Uber Baron Pratty Ganigone Erbinin
Pingela
Alee
Marshal Crum
Leavenworth
Mitend
Federal Court
Plim
Manaus
and Biss
Greenwald
Boston
Mane
Topeka
Hackney
Tien
Testanens
Mystim Willicl
Bavednor Bianing Wit Daiver
Ie Conanesava
Anton
Ae Sauney
Fort Vrwort
Augur
Lis
Tye
Bunion College
Washburn
Kansas
Ae Walye Bas Jem
Aer Bowser
Sens
la Epposi
United States Supreme
Greed
Sixth and
Nee Lundgren
Fragmentary catalog notes from a historical listing
The readable phrases reference a jointist price of 32 dollars and items described as costing hundreds when new. Names appear in fragments including Hattie T. Carson and Lydia Ian with titles and initials, plus mentions of fin veg noble agar Schumacher and Parmiverta raconet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin Veg
Noble Agar A
I Schumacher
Oesta
A. Parmiverta Raconet
Hattie T. Carson
Lydia
Ian
Dr. la AL
Ruby Mines of Burma Detail Ruby Deposits and Mines
From the Cornhill Magazine this excerpt describes ruby bearing strata in Burma. It covers how rubies travel from higher river deposits into Mogok valley pockets, mining methods in the Twinlon system, sinking to ruby layers 15 to 22 feet below top clay, washing and sorting processes, and the varied colors and varieties of rubies including blood red and pinkish hues. The account notes mining tools, water jets, and separation of mineral from slate and granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill
Ip We
Mogok
Minaller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adams Bros
Milly Ware
Erphing Gay
Kansas City
Mise
Josephine Gay
Mae Gertrude Hankin
Port Scott
Helen Buckmas
Winfield
Julia Y Nitney
Mins Hovsle Thasezule
Marjorie Hette
Ethel Hyman
Misa Elle Duyia
Mise Biret Garvey
Mike Mildred Poindexter
Bilas Oor Igybat
Alunehe Jenneng
Clara Piethhman
Earl Ewart
Die Phi Lambda Epsilon Fraternity
Harrison Street
Lulu Ewirt
Miss Anon Herbsta
Muaiel Smith
Misa Mabel Andrews
Sarah
Ian Lucy
Tobby
Washington
Wellhouse
Bisa Virginth Meade
Misa Agnes Burdge
Helen McClintock
Ler Motelinn
Wester
Zaaheon Asseet
Kaneay City
Mra. W. EB. McVey
Mra G. W. Hunt
Reviewers’ ‘Club
Mra McVey
Buchanan Street
G. W. Vanveusen
Burt Leavenworth
Topeta
Mins
Bie
Priecilla Marit
Columbus
Bhy Tebridge
Misa Zella Rotelieon
Otto Hakes
Mini Metta Robinson
Ceore
R. Peck Fermily
Ocenomonde
Niles Steril
A. A. Robinson
Afra Joka Seti Pir
Bre
Mo Folly
Enid
Cle
Rgent Sundiy
Mary C. Goddard
Topeka Avenue
Ranwas City
Folly Bisbeeo
Wester Eenaeie
Howenberg Grain Company
Kasrigue City
TR D
W. L Trump
John McFarland
Frome Horn
Piurriage
Alster
Pearl McFarland
Aforantile
Lucy Tobby
Washinatong Raat
Andrews
Pot
Westertee
Ry Weee
Thomes Gowenleck
Chiy Center
T. Wills Price
Mar~ton
Fadia
Price
Seancil
Sajorie
Orel Fisher
Thomas Grey
Paxton
Ao Drake
Kamporte
G. M. ‘Tilford
Lawrence
University of Kenkes
Dollie Milford
Mra Gird
Mier
Ceole Gira
T. W. Brady
Mr. McNeeley
Sean Geood
Mr McNeelty
Sam Umie
Stecwiin Brady
Ida Barnes
Jobt Woody
Redmah
J. Larson
Roy Anderson
Denovan
A. Berry
Sstan Okla
Peter Han
Mtentuingg
Mame
Tha Ely
Vinewood
Quincy
Monroe
Ornam
Ownent
Warren M.crosby
Consumers’ League
Act
Stevens
Paes
Leah Saunders
Ro Blakers
Harry
Bettie Minit
Willama
Bimini
Bugies
Mires
T. Dijioe
Brel Vourga
Anna
Wade
Berntor
F. W. Swearingen
Kansas Avenue
Codahy Packing Co
Topexa
Ae Sue Ang
Neleos
A. Peliowstun
Fyward
Schenectady
Barber Raphatt Paving Company
Tmgat Be & Breve Sia
Tolle We Btasap
Darren
Lower
Indicare
Suath
Mack
V. Jones
Mintenpolis
Minn
Wynahburne
Sundus
Norman £ Plase
A. Palmer
Dio Lewis
Commercial Club
Torleht
al Cay
van Buren Street
Eeath
Uatington
Enginest
Yor Parker
Crofts
Harrison Hinnaks
Old
Seltlers
Sap Washburnei
Waabhur
Tepetee
Monty Orier Serta
Tnoleca
Kanes Avenue
Ftat
Hanan
Oxfords
United States
Alzew
Denver, Colorado Springs
Manitou and
Pueblo
San
California
Harvey
T. S. King
T.M. James, JR
North
Kans
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pullman
J.C. Fulton
FA. Lewis
Ruby Mines
Burma
Semaines Scot Toe Bae i A Sant
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