North Topeka Items From The North Side Of The River
North Topeka notes small town happenings with visits, deaths, and local business ads. Lucien Broills family reports a baby’s death, Mina Trout returns from Wamego, and several residents visit relatives in Jefferson and Holliday. A religious service change, a Maccabees parade, and multiple local stores advertise goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borna
Horton
Lucien Broills
Jefferson Street
Mina Georgia Trout
Wamego
Collisi
Esquire
Ranka
Mra
Nicholson
Holliday
C. C Nicholson
van Buren Street
J. M. Davies
Los Angeles
California
Davies
J. & Stauefield
Jackson Street
Douglass Taylor
Nowata
Mra & V. Fraser
Quincy Street
Maccabees
Chiae Armstrong
West Harris Street
Satisfaction Guarantee
Lukens Brow
North Topaka
Stelte & Walker
Surrien
Ste
Lodge & Colvin
Weat
Norria Etrest
Horace
I. Riordan
Rungas Avenue
Chales
Govia
Pratt Bros
North
Kansen Ave
W. Willet
N. Kanav
Oriental Beheal
Loweet
Manon & Flood
Orth Topeka Carriage Works
George J. Graves & Sona
A. J. Arnold & Son
Kansas Avenue
Donyon
H. Heller
Kan Ava
A. J. Prouddit
N. Kan Ava
Courtney's
Helen E. Moses
Ety
Atchion
Christian Church
Will Griffith
Chicago
Brooklyn
Mme
Griffith
Low Kistler
Lightning Strikes First Methodist Steeple. Minor Damage
A bolt hit the First Methodist Church steeple causing a hole above the clock and minor shingle damage. the clock remained running. A second strike damaged L B Martins chimney near Washburn College. a child was knocked down but recovered by morning. Olney Swern sworn in Wassiveton office of state today by Chief Justice Puller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramore
Mr. Bollotte
E E. Bell
Las Animas
Colorado
J. P. Bell
Bell
Company
la Junia
Sarah M. Glendenning
Glendenning
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Ilinois
Kansas
van Buren Street
B. Alderson
First Presbyterian Church
Henry, LL
First Methodist Church
L. B. Martin
College Bill Addition
Washburo College
Olney Swern
Wassiveton
Heavy Rain Drenches Kansas and Nebraska Rail Lines
A general and heavy rainfall spread across Kansas from Kansas City to Goodland and into neighboring states yesterday and last night. Reports from Washburn College show 1.61 inches, with Santa Fe line towns logging widespread downpours. Topeka and Arkansas City saw continuous rain through the night. A separate note covers David Rothschild of Bath, Bath, N J, facing German conscription amid wartime rules, with US papers in question and Swiss refuge planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas City
Goodland
Superior
Neb
Arkansas City
Perry
Topeka
Washburn College
Lovewell
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Hutchinson
Little River
Great Bend
Offerle
Kansas ‘City
Nickerson
Laroed
Emporia
Elmdale
Florence
Burrton
Halstead
Concordia
Abilene
Salina
Enterprise
Perry, O
Bath
David Rothschild
Morris Rothschild
Germany
Elnhtitten
Frayburg
United States
David Greismar
New York
Rothschild
War Department
Berlin
Switzerland
State Department
Washington
Greaham
The Scranton Benefit Programme for Miners
The programme for the Scranton miners benefit entertainment at Hamilton Hall tomorrow night includes Bearia Issobn ic, Miss Annie Campbell, Alcialde a ibethoven, Violin Solo, maestro, Wieniawski, Mrs. Krank Fuster, Pinna salo Pas de sant sls Gavotte, Chas F Devipe Wagner, Recitation Model Sermon by Wm. i. Wailsworth, Baritone solo Selected, Prof. Viniat. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Hall
Bearia Issobnic
Annie Campbell
Alcialde
Ibethoven
Agente A
Wieniawski
Krank Fuster
Pinna Salo
Pas de Sant Sls
Gavotte
Chas
F. Devipe Wagner
Wm. i. Wailsworth
Prof
Viniat
Greenleaf Officers Accused of Liquor Sales and Corruption
A Greenleaf Kansas letter claims local police and officers tolerate weekday liquor sales and even Sunday visits to ram shops. It mentions a high Washington official who travels to Greenleaf to drink, allegedly carried in a tin can. Gail Hamilton is reported as improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenleaf
Kansas
Can
Wasaixetos
Kan
The
Republic
Kana
Ram
Washington
Frederick Starr
John Bull
General Stanton the Fighting Paymaster of the Army
Thaddeus F. Stanton called the fighting paymaster for his fearless handling of Uncle Sam’s money in perilous campaigns. Born in 1850s, he joined John Brown’s party, fought in the Civil War, served as paymaster from 1862, and earned fame for paying soldiers promptly while facing danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Stanton
Thaddeus H. Stanton
United States Army
Righ Dier
Uncle Sam
Thaddeus F. Stanton
John Brown
Kansas
Washington
District of Columbia Volunteers
Iowa
Army of the Frontier
Richmond
General Crook
Crook
Merritt
Worthy
Stanton
Gene Crook
That Omnipresent Problem in Montreal Prisons
Domestic servant scarcity forces housekeepers to visit city prisons during lockout for candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Topeka
Will Davie
J. E. Crockett
W. T. Eckert
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Scranton
Rush
Growler
Gail Hamilton
Golden Eagle
Asere
Walter Scott
MacDuff
the Golden Eagle
Bo. S. Ettlinger
Manspeaker
Bae
Clairette
N. K
Olof Ekberg
Topeka, Kansas
Kansas Ave
Foundry # Machine Works
Ida B. Wells
St. John’s Church
Miss Wells
Vernella
Topeka Avenue
Miss Wella
Miss Welle
St Joseph
Texas
Peerlesa
Furman's
Furman
Peerless Steam Laundry
West Eighth Street
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