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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1895

Page

9

Topeka Social Notes Highlight Summer Gatherings

In Topeka society circles Miss Efla Ramney hosted a thimble party for guest Miss Arline Nichols of Et Loule. The Country Club held a first evening picnic at Julius Weidling’s suburban home with lanterns and picnic gear, while Grace Whiting announces a wedding to Alston W. Dana. Multiple local figures and a Sunday school reception at Mr F D Fuller's class are noted alongside arrivals and travel plans for Mrs Blanch, Mrs Hazlett, Miss Everett, and others, reflecting a bustling season of social engagements.

Efla Ramney Arline Nichols Et Loule Julius Weidling Olivia O'Brien Franc Littlefield Henrietta Mary Thompson May Everett Hattie Holman Nellis McClintock Bessie Gibson Dora Furman Laura Weldling Fannie Dioni Marguerite Bradley D. Fuller First Methodist Church Florence Hollister Minoie Marsh Messia Falls Weidling Jessie Tipton Jennie Cantwell Mioniel Marsh Daisy Hayes Kittie Lindsay Tina Wade Daisy Smith Matel McGillin Daisy Sampson Lottie Griffith Dollie Zimmerman Maude Case Luella Clarke Lula McMahon Lola McMahon Ida Dennis Mia.Hy Fellows Mra A. K. van Hook General Social Notes Alice Guernsey St Louis Alice Prescott Prank Blanch Lyndon Kan N. P. Hazlett Abilene George Seward Lake View E. J. Ohmer Phillipsburg Indian Territory Willa Rodgers Nellie McClintock Ottawa Chattauqua Bethan Chicago Wilber Amos Dodge City Will Trump H.X. Devendorf Mexico W.D. Kilpatrick Garnet W. D. Beymer Minnesota Ralph Moore Emporis Edith Moore State Normal School Mike Collie Manahan Richel McClean County Illinois LO. T. BR Club Mra W. J. Radcliffe Imperials Vinewood Lizzia Mulligan

Topeka residents plan summer travels across states and Europe

A list of Topeka people mapping summer plans. LR Ritchie and Mrs Sutton host in Topeka while G W Parkhurt and Lottie visit Springfield Missouri. Summers and Furman head to Cascade. Quinton duo stay at Martha's Vineyard. Thompson family in Mexico August. Kellam Cottage at Glenwood Springs July and August. Ware family at Cascade hotel. Weaver party to Cincinnati after Bedford visit. Eastman Flory July Colorado tours. Thomas sail to Europe July and spend summer in England Ireland Scotland. Hudsons in Pocatello July. J L King family summer in Towanda Pennsylvania. Larimer family in Colorado. Mulvane family to Martha’s Vineyard. Frey Scott families at Camp Harding Colorado. Embree heads to Europe July two months. Sheldon summers in New York lakes. Myrtle Welch Indiana July. Smyser July August seashore. Gossett family Manitou summer.

Idaho J. L. King Emily Towande J. B Larimer Colorado Joab Mulvane Margaret Martha's Vineyard Moe J. J. Frey Edwin Scott Miss Scott Camp Harding Col Embree M. E Europe Charles M. Sheldon Central Congregational Church Lakes New York Myrtle Welch Indiana W. G. Smyser Seashore

Mrs H B Stowe Celebrates 84th Birthday In Harmony

Harriet Beecher Stowe reaches her eighty fourth year today with no formal party planned. Relatives and friends worldwide observe the day, receiving countless telegrams and cables including congratulatory notes from Charles Dudley Warner from Florence Henry James from London Samuel Clemens from Elmira and messages from George Cable Mary Mapes Dodge Susan B Anthony Frank Stockton Senator Palmer and Wm Howells.

Harmony Conn Harriet Beecher Stowe Charles Dudley Warner Florence Henry James London Samuel S Clemens Elmira George W. Cable Mary Mapes Dodge Susan B Anthony Frank R Stockton Senator Palmer Illinois Wm. Dean Howells

Filibusterers Land On Cuban Island Mission

Special dispatch from Havana reports Cuban filibustering expedition led by Generals Roloff and Sanchez has landed with arms and munitions near Aguadores in Santiago de Cuba. The force slipped from the Florida cession last Thursday aboard the tug George W. Childs. Meanwhile a London note records the marriage of John Francia Harris to Gertrude Uphem in St George.

Roloff Island New York Herald Havana Cubs George W. Childs Carlos Roloff Serafin Sanchez Aguadores Santiago de Cuba London Lespes the Times St George John Francia Harris G. & Harris Nebraska Gertrude H. P. Uphem St Paul Minn

Kansas in June by Hattie Horner Louttian

Poem by Hattie Horner Louttian living in Chicago for Marion County Record. Describes vivid Kansas June scenery, fields, orchards, harvests, and longing for homeland. Reflects on contrast between urban life and rural prairie, and the beauty of Kansas in June.

Hattie Horner Louttian Hattie Horner Chicago Marion County Record Kansas

Race War Threat Looms After Desperado Slaying

Dispatches from Augusta Galya report mounting tension in Mount Carmel area after Doc Sanders, a black leader, was killed resisting arrest by T G Baker and John L Tarrant. Authorities seek state aid as Abbeville rifles head to the scene amid fears of a black uprising following controversial registration rulings.

Tom Point South Carolina Curcaco Augusta Galaya Mount Carmel Doc Sanders Desperado T. G. Baker John L .Tarrant Sanders Pears Abbeyville Rifles

Waller Abandoned by US Government Says Ex Consul in Prison

Washington June 14 Ex Consul Waller of Kansas now serving 21 years in France faces possible abandonment by the state department officials. Reports say papers show he conspired with Madagascar natives to overthrow French authority and other acts beyond US reach, leaving him to work out his own salvation.

Itis U.S Washington Willer Kansas France State Department Waller Madagascar United States

Man Defaces Silver Dollars Defying God Inscription

June 14. H Bissen of Howard county bound over on a defacing charge. He chopped out the T in In God We Trust, leaving In God we rust. He claimed marking coins to identify them but boasted of ridiculing God and denying belief in God. He had been at the practice for some time.

Desegus H. Bissen Howard County

Marti killed again says Cuban general

The Press tomorrow reports Jose Marti is dead with treachery blamed and notes possible death of Woodward. Guerra, Cuban revolutionary fund treasurer in America, confirms the May 20 killing and that Marti died not in battle. Attorney General Crawford returns. Taylor settlement covers 344000 with surrender terms.

Deai New York Jose Marti Guerra Cuban Revolutionary Fund In America Marti Elain Woodward Taylor Puree, & C Crawford W. W. Taylor

Oklahoma and Choc taw railroad construction approved

The Oklahoma and Choctaw railroad wins a Supreme Court decision dismissing the government appeal. Construction will begin immediately. Tecumseh residents opposed travel through the Kickapoo Reservation, but the court upheld the town site, allowing the railroad to proceed with plans to build a town of its own.

Klahoma & Chocigw Winsity Cio Kansas City Star Perry Aupreme Court of Oklahoma United States Oklahoma & Choctaw Railroad Teecumseh Kickapoo Reservation Olney Tecumseh Fght Supreme Court

Domino the Choice Heads Suburban Field at Belmont

In New York on June 14 the Suburban Handicap is expected to draw six horses as Domino and Sir Walter lead a small field. Domino carries 123 pounds while Sir Walter bears 124, giving Domino a likely edge in weight and performance. The matchup already colors the day’s racing, with Rival Lazzerone and others considered at risk if the field remains small.

New York Rempes Domino Sir Walter Declare Lazzarone Alerald Rubicon

Fred Douglass Will Contested in Out of Court Fight

In Recursion New York on June 14 efforts to settle the Frederick Douglass will dispute out of court have failed. Mrs Nathan Sprague daughter of Douglass will sue to enforce her rights against Mrs Douglass the widow and Lewis H Douglass her brother son administrators of the estate. She claims recent arrangements allot most of the estate to Mrs Douglass.

Ita N. Y Frederick Douglass Nathan Sprague

Stabbed by an ice pick at Coney Island incident

Pugilist Maber, alias Shadow, 27, wounded in the left breast by Italian watchman Gernio at Coney Island. Gernio held on assault. Maber treated and charged with intoxication. Also reports Kiel fleet sailing from Copenhagen to Kiel and land settlement changes for the Yuma reservation. Raleigh sails from New York to Key West to deter Cuban filibusters.

Pugiliat Maber Coney Island Gernio

MRS WICKES MARRIED IN PRIVATE KANSAS CITY WEDDING

Miss Nannie Nelson and T H Wickes wed in a private ceremony in Kansas City. Wickes is vice president of the Pullman Car Co and attended by family and Nashville friend Miss McNabb. Rev Frank Richardson officiated. plans include a European trip with Wilson Barrett’s company. Mrs Nelson is ill from the excitement of the occasion.

Kansas City Nannie Nelson T. H. Wickes Wickes Pullman Car Co Migs McNabb Nashville Frank Richardson First Christian Church Europe Wilson Barrett Fannie Wickes Mra Nelson

Chili to Coin Silver Dollars at 10 Million Annually

A World dispatch from Colon Colombia reports Chile will mint 10,000,000 silver dollars yearly and issue gold coins in denominations of 5, 310 and 90 pieces. Silver will not be legal tender beyond 50 dollars but the mint will exchange gold for silver.

Jane Colon Columbia Chili

Miss Elizabeth Key Seeks Restoration in Pension Bureau

A Daughters of the Revolution committee met Secretary of the Interior Smith to urge restoring Elizabeth Howard Key to her pension bureau post after a recent dismissal. Key, 54, has long supported her mother and invalid brother, and Secretary Smith offered uncertain remarks.

Cuban provinces join insurgents amid Cuban revolution

Reports from Wampa dated June 11 and 12 indicate Sigua and Go bora have joined the uprising. Camagasy aligns with Maximo Gomez with 5,000 plus 700 and 800 recruits from other areas, while volunteers are mobilized but insist on their own leadership. Madame Isabel Aguero arrives in Havana after a nude search by authorities. Maceo controls a seaport near Manzanillo and has cleared ships bound for the United States. An Irish nationalist convention is planned in the US and Canada to push openly against English rule in Ireland. Excursion tickets to the East outline special return limits for K P U, Christian Endeavor, and Knights Templar events.

Jacksonville Fla Florida Wampa Sigua Gobora Camagasy Maximo Gomez Silgo de Avila Moron Santa Lucia Marco Garcia Isabel Aguero Camaguay Havana Maceo Manzanillo United States Marti

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