Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Event
Social and personal items recount a large reception hosted by Mrs Garvey and Mrs Spencer at Mrs Garvey’s home. Guests wore white and pink, with flowers, a canopy backdrop, and a minty refreshment table. Many Topeka residents and visitors are noted, including Miss Olive Gundry, Miss Nettie Biker, and Mrs Garvey, with ongoing travels and city visits mentioned.
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Garvey
Mra OG
Spencer
Mra. Garvey
Alan Corner
Anlatelle Troutman
Bepalese
Olive Gundry
Nettle Biker
Logler Kellam
Fotis McClintock
Reberra Rogers
Howers
Mika Mary Thomson
Mutel Quickey
Mies
Gussie Pulder
Misses Mery
Essie Chum- Derlaly
Wiary
Tpmaine
Mma
Hustenton
Theiece
Amnila Garvey
Tre Withey Sear
Midas
Wronk Willard
Tena Alegandes
White
A.D. Gre
Krank Bo
J.C. McClintock
Charles Muntyck
Della Kelson
Kian Srlth
Apeed Hushws
Ml Nin
A. H. Vanier
Fiardine
James A. H. KE Oyerkhott
Wil Eastman
Siehta
Peene
R Mirs
J. W. Shalterive Puutnat
Rossing- Yow
Dining
Ten federal prisoners moved on siemer van from Alaska
Seattle June 7 United States Marshal Shoup reports ten federal prisoners bound for trial await sentencing under instruction of the court. The jurors returned indictments against most defendants, with only two exceptions. Bonds posted and defendants held for further action as the case proceeds.
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Seattte
Wash
Alaska
United States
Shoup
Bitka
Hanhiin
Alunan
Hennum
Wean
Beve
Culley
Jude Jule
McKinley Pledges Favorable Action on Hawaiian Annexation
A Washington dispatch says the Hawaiian annexation resolution will pass the Senate by end of next week. The administration weighs plans for formal possession of Hawaii and flying the American flag over the islands. Admiral Miller may lead transfer duties, with Philadelphia prepared for sea, and Honolulu ceremonies to hinge on congressional action and circumstances. President will appoint the first island governor, possibly Dole, as a transfer unfolds.
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New York
Washington
Senate
2Cavnistration
Phans
Adimdrat Miller
Belize
Jude
Philadelphis
Honolulu
Hawaii
United States
Rer
Congress
Islands
Dole
Miller
Senate to take up Hawaii annexation tomorrow
Washington reports the senate will consider the House resolutions for Hawaii annexation after convening. Davis, chair of foreign relations, reported favorably on the resolutions and will move to proceed with consideration tomorrow afternoon. Recruits for College Company Captain W C Stevenson, Twenty first Kansas, will visit Colonel Lindsey's office tomorrow at 2.20 to receive recruits.
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Senate
Washington
Davis
Mint
Commie
House
W. C. Stevenson
Company A
Twenty-first
Kansas
FC. Lindsey
Bribe to Germany Scheme Allegedly Reached Far Asia
A Shanghai dispatch reports Admiral Von Daelrichis left Nagasaki for Manila with German instructions to block Admiral Dewey. The plan allegedly involved a German offer to seize the Caroline Islands as a base for operations.
The Terrible Vesuvius in Unseen Naval Power Rise
A sensational 19th century piece depicts the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius as a game changing weapon. It claims her three 15 inch pneumatic guns can deliver devastating loads of nitro gelatin, with cited demonstrations and imperial reactions illustrating potential shifts in naval warfare.
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New York
United States
Santiago Harbor
Army
Navy
Ericcson
Monitor
de Borden Wilmot
Wilmot
Nictharev
Don Pedro
Brazil
Baldums da Geman
Sid Pather
Fort Hamilton
Dom Pedro
Mello
Admiral de Gama
Toa Janeiro
da Gare
Anguin
Presidio
Noar
San Franciscy
Vesuvius
Distemper in Camp at Camp Thomas Hits War Horses
Distemper in camp at Chickamauga Park causes government losses of about 20 horses due to bad weather. Regimental drills and inspections proceed as new regiments arrive to join forces, with recruits from Arkansas and other sections. Authorities investigate the Midway disorder as court action looms in Walker County.
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Chickamauga Park
Prsramme
Camp Thomas
Georgia
Rome
Ly- Ye Statién
Itteit Iquer
Xaibling
Henry
Rome, Ga
Cirenit Fourt
Wright
Walker County
Guy, Atkinson
Gen. Wales
A. Read
A. V
Pepot
Euc- Stance
Chattapooka
Tenn
Spanish War Dispatch Quarrels Persist Over Morro Fort Actions
A Havana report describes ongoing skirmishes and accusations about cruelty toward wounded after U S landings. It notes Spain’s army clings to Morro fortifications as Dillon and Vinvark accounts clash, while American prisoners are cited as evidence of strict discipline and swift punishment for misconduct.
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Madeid
Ravier
Havana
Crim
Mure Obare
Calmare al Morro
Panic in Camp as 3000 Horses Stampede Through General Carpenter Brigade
A June 17 report from Tarps, Fis, describes 3000 horses and mules breaking from corrals and stampeding through General Carpenter's brigade in a Washington district camp. Tents, a kitchen, and camping gear were destroyed while men shouted to no avail. No injuries reported.
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Washington
Fis
Clore
Carpenter
District of Columbia
Tans
New York
The
Star
District of Columny
Tampa
Fla
Twenty-first Kansas letter from Chickamauga hospital camp
Mrs P B Plumb of Emporia reports to Miss Meacham from Camp Thornes Chickamauga Ga June 3 1998 on hospital needs for the Twenty first Kansas asking for hospital funds and direct purchases of cots sheets nightshirts and medicines. She notes division hospitals forming and funds from regimental canteens aiding other units while lamenting inadequate per regimental equipment and requesting pepsin pancreatin and tonic remedies.
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Twenty-first
Kansas
P. B. Plumb
Emporia
T. C. Biddle
Camp Thornes
Chickamauga
PB. Plumb
Meacham
Chattanooga
Third Corps
New York
Horlick
Message from T C Biddle on relief efforts and Cuba
A fragmentary letter expresses that money will best relieve needs and hopes for aid to Cuba. The writer signs as T C Biddle and mentions wealth as a key contribution and the desire to deploy help if ordered to Cuba. The text reflects fundraising sentiment and personal appeal in a historical context.
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Cuba
WBY Abs
Tweney
Biddle
Still Besieged In Washington As Appointments Pushed
Washington in June reports a routine loan for army and navy appointments. Members of both parties pressed for minor roles for their candidates including Platt Pritoria Bennett Hurley Tate Evans and Little. Comptroller Dawer backed Mr Bieclow for waxmaster in the army. Secretary Gage spoke of bend issues and a Republic reception followed by a teachers delegation from Shippensburg.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Congress
Senatore Platt
Pritoria
Bennett
Hurley
New York
Tate
Georgia
Evans
Ees
House
Dawer
Mir. Bi
Tim Very Fule Twaith Gesnite
Republic
Toachers
Stu
Shippensburg
Twentieth Kansas volunteers head to San Francisco
About 220 volunteers are sent to join the Twentieth Kansas regiment with detachments led by Captain Clark Adjutant Deford and Captain Billiott departing by the Santa Fe Rock Island and Santa Fe routes. They expect arrival in San Francisco Sunday and Monday.
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Twentieth
Kansas Regiment
San Princisco
Clark
Sante Pe
Adjutant Deford
Rock Island
Billiott
Samte Fe
San Francisco
German Elections in Berlin Reichstag Results Report
Berlin results from 274 districts show 18 Conservatives 5 Imperialists 68 Centrists 4 Reform Party 4 National Liberals 2 Radical Unionists 3% Social Democrats 5 Poles 1 Dane and 4 Guelphs elected. Second ballots to be held in 130 districts.
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Berlin
Reform Party
Into the Coal Pit Injury at Granada Station
Night coal heaver No Barclay of Granada on the Santa Fe was severely bruised after being thrown into a coal pit while coaling an engine. He was taken home to Corbin with injuries not deemed fatal and hopes for improvement.
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Barclay
Granada
Santa Fe
Ter
Nn Bso
Corbin
Populist Committees Formed and Alumni Meet at Topeka High
The Populist state central committee named sub committees including Taylor Ritile Tipton Clark J. Westgate and H B Scheeffer. Ways and means led by C Bradshaw W Ciock Andrew Shearer Pierre 1 i 1 Prose Press and campaign literature by Grant Haevineten BE Kies Curt Vrouman C it Ommens Bert Logan. The Topeka alumni association held its annual meeting at the high school with Arthur Callaham presiding. Otis Hungate spoke to the class of 1898. Max Wardail responded. County Attorney A P Jetmore, Miss Bessie Boughton and Ralph Saukes spoke as well. Officers were elected: President Aaron Poter more and Secretary Miss Belle Stagg. A vice president was elected from each represented class.
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State Central Committee
Taylor Ri Tile
Wot. Tipton
Hos. Clark
J. Westgate
H. B. Scheeffer
Ways and Memers
C. Bradshaw
W. Ciock
Andrew Shearer
Pieree
Grant Haevineten
BE Kies
Curt Vrouman
C. It. Ommens
Bert Logan
Topeka
Scnno
Arthur Callaham
Olass
Otis Hungate
Max Wardail
A. P. Jetmore
Topeka Fighh School
Bessie Boughton
Ralph Saukes
Aaron Potermore
Belle Stagg
Alumni Association
Andrew Patrick Dead at New Philadelphia Ohio
Andrew Patrick dies from paralysis in New Philadelphia Ohio. He was a Carmiliae Meure in Topeka and father to Charles and Frank Patrick of this city. He owned several business houses in Topeka, including one housing Greenwald & Co. and another on Sixth Street north of Kansas Avenue. Moody for Camp Merritt.
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Byron Roberts
Andrew Patrick
New Philadelph
Ohio
Patrick
Topeka
Charles
Frank Patrick
Greenwald & Co
Sixth
Kansas Avenue
Quincy Street
Market Flat as Wheat and Corn Fall in Early July
Wheat prices weakened across markets amid lower Liverport and weak demand. Corn and oats followed, with shipping slower and prices drifting lower while provisions softened and hog futures edged down.
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Thiear
Enaluth
Wanye
Nate Heat
Scott
Scott Ny Stgo. Hrmed Up To 0 Ve Eo 3 Ip Bye, Then Declined To 2C.ovisions
Prates
Mixed Market Notes From Kansas City and New York
Market reports detail native cattle, hogs, and sheep with Texas buyers and shipments. Kansas City panels show representative sales, prices for cows and steers, and a lively hog market with strong sheep demand, while New York quotes money markets, bonds, and bullion amid war news.
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Emeeres
Rue Tenesti
Texas
Fragmented Classified Notice From An Old Newspaper
Erratic ad text lists exchanges and jobs with many garbled phrases. Mentions seeking a nurse, hands, and employment agency references. Contains scattered names, addresses, and fragmented phrases unsafely preserved.
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Croce City
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A. A Thompson
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McKinley
Gail Borden Eagle Brand
Co Wee Woon
Germany
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Spain
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Wich
Distemper
Hamiliton Halt
General Carpenter
Philippines
Paris
Chesgo
Tatips
Erday Market
Hansas City
Cho
Bouikiere
Pal Coyne Commision Co
Grain Provisions API
HO West Sikth St
Mme Apiolla
Minneapolis Ia
Shaceipih
Wore
Aceiptt
Wore & Oosagitz
Oelpik
Watifes
Chicago
Aissas City
Omaha
Liverpool
Oor
Sedwer
Eudi
Palm & Coyne Com. Co
GIAIN
West Sixth St
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Nuskeeter
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Gow
Eless
Sea American Employment Co
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