Topeka Society Notes and Miss Adams Deaconess Plan
Society notes highlight Mrs Adams resigning as governor Morrill stenographer to enter Episcopal deaconess training in Philadelphia. It covers urban social visits, guests in town, and a church reception at First Baptist for Rev. Thomas and wife. Also mentions Topeka club dinners and local musings on fashion and gossip.
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Personei Ftema
Mother Hubbard
Misa Alice Prescott
Guernsey
St. Louis
First Baptist Church
Tor
J. B Thomas
Mr. Thomas
W. I. Bigger
Hutchinson
Edith Busser
Dodge City
Edith Niles
Mary
Henrietta Thompson
Willa Rogers
Nellie McClintock
Mra Black
Ottawa
Mian Bobre
Bliss Boyle
Kansas City
Mra
M. J. Helm
Little Daughter
Los Angeles
California
Wm K. Ward
Santa Fe
Kansas
Colorado
F. G Harr
Frankfort
Guthrie
Madge Miller
Oswego
Miss Houck
Bates
Yan Buren Street
L M. Hunt
Topeke Cash Dry Goods
Omega
Sawyer
Dire
A. H. Horton
St Louis
Alice Prescott
Misa Guernsey
R. Ritchie
Denver
EB Reed
G K. Merriam
Cottonwood Falls
B. Purcell
Manhattan
City
Will Trump
A. Williams
J.P. Ferguson
Jessie Ferguson
Manitou
Anna McCabe
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Charles T. McCabe
Grace Morelli
Frane Littlefield
Chancel
Grace Cathedral
Bethany Ground
J.P. Davis
Misa Myrtle
Oxford Club
Vinewood
Helen Marsh
Joe Marsh
Wawasaee
Ind
Panny Marsh
Mra J. N. Joarger
Leavenworth
Mra DA. Clements
Blanche
Khl Nesbaum
Chicago
Vera Low
Ottawa Assembly
Mra Howel Jones
Topeka
Society
Kate Adams
Morrill
Philadelphia
Womdo
Miss Adams
Histery of Charity
Coca
Harriet Cook
CS Sutton’s
National Educational Association to Hold Denver Convention
Kansas City public schools treasurer I C MacNeill reports Denver will host the thirty fourth annual convention July 6 to 12 with attendance possibly reaching 20 000 while Dr Nicholas Murray Butler of New York cites a figure near 30 000. Accommodations have been reserved ahead of time as teachers anticipate the event.
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Denver
I. C. MacNeill
Kansas City Public Schools
National Educational Association
Association
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York City
S Association
America
Harrison's big fee in Morrison case draws attention
Ex President Harrison received 16000 for services in the Morrison will case, with total attorney fees reaching 90000 from the estate in litigation. Other items include Guilty verdict for editor O Dunbar in Phoenix libel suit and educational displays planned for the Atlanta exposition. Bishop Hargrove to wed Mrs Scarratt in Kansas City, age 65.
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Morrison
Ricumosp
Ind
Harrison
Atlanta
Wash Woman's Revenge in Police Court
Mary E McNeil a North Topeka washer was charged with assaulting a young huckster named Smith who pressed for payment for apples. She struck him with a garment soaked in soap suds during a dispute over stolen laundry and unpaid fruit. She was fined $1 after claiming self defense and confusion over her plea.
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Mary E McNeil
North Topeka
Smith
Battle of Giants Promises Harsh Debate Showdown
Yadge Caldwell to assist Coin in the approaching debate in Cxrrence on June 20 as Horr and Harvey clash July 1 and for the week following over the silver question. RM Bailey returns from New York where he met L J Gage and HS Taylor, referees, to discuss the plan. Easley says he spoke to the Chamber of Commerce sound money committee and requested five assistants for Horr.
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Yadge Caldwell
Horr
Harvey
RM. Bailey
New York
L. J. Gage
HS Taylor
Easley
Roswell G. Horr
Chamber of Commerce
Ensley
Chicago
John DeWitt Warner
Horace White
M. D. Harter
Joseph H. Walker
Edward Atkinson
A. J. Warner
Ohio
Teller
Colorado
Jones and Stewart
Nevada
United States
Caldwell
Mr. Harvey
Mrs Mc Whorter Identifies Vigilante Carriage Incident
Omana Nebraska dispatch reports Mrs Mc Whorter, the woman in the Barrett Scott carriage, was shot by vigilantes during the capture attempt. She recalls a single man handling the search of valises and notices a ring he wore, identifying it as Mose Elliott's.
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Barrett Scott
Ventuier
Elks Leader Detwiler Aims to Attend Grand Lodge
Atlantic City June 3 Grand Exalted Ruler Meade Detwiler recently elected at the Buffalo meeting of the Elks has written to friends in the city signaling plans to attend next month’s grand lodge session. His letter, from the opposing faction, views the ninth annual reunion of the B P O Elks as a surrender by the Buffalo faction.
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Mr. Detwiler
Buffalo
Atlantic City
N. J
Meade Dr. Detwiler
the Elks
Grand Lodge
Detwiler
B P.O. E
Botkin Toils Hard for Industri an Legion in Kansas
Rev. J. D. Botkin lectured for the Industrial Legion across Neodesha Linn County and Bentley last week. He has won many converts and plans continual campaigns through the state from now until next spring, with applications pouring in to organize legions.
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Industrian
Wrenrrta
J. D. Botkin
Industrial Legion
Bentley
Neodesha
Linn County
Kansas
All Reductions in Rates Reach Union Pacific Meeting
Colorado and Utah lines will meet Union Pacific reduced Missouri River rates effective July 1. Utah rates set at $1.65 per hundredweight from the Missouri, Colorado classes listed from $140 to 0 cents, replacing the previous $10 scale. Also included: divorce suit of Blanche Bates by Lt Milton F. Davis, Missouri River rising rapidly at Omaha, search for grasshopper pest cause near Brighton.
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Union Pacific
Missouri River
Curcaco
Colorado
Utah
Missouri
Stags
San Francisco
Milton F. Davis
Presidio
Blanche Bates
Miss Bates
Scotch Irish Society Holds Seventh Annual Convention in Lexington
Representatives from Scotch Irish societies in the United States and Canada gather in Lexington Virginia for the seventh annual convention of the Scotch Irish Society of America. Sessions convene in Lee University chapel with President Robert Bonner of New York presiding. events run through June 23 and include Rev John Hall leading a covenanters meeting. General G W Goes of Washington and Lee University hosts a reception on campus. Attendees include Charles T O Ferrall governor of Vermont Rev John Hall A Ko Me Clure J Randolph Tucker and other leaders. The society was formed in May 1899 from the first Scotch Irish congress held at Columbia Tennessee and now covers descendants in the US and Canada.
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Lexington
Virginia
Lezixeter
United States
Canada
Scotch-Irish Society of America
Lee University Chapel
Robert Bonner
New York
John Hall
Columbia, Teun
First Doctor of Divinity Degrees Awarded by Catholic University
At the June commencement the Catholic University of America conferred Doctor of Divinity on Rev. George A. Lucas of Scranton and Edmond Dublandy of France. These were the first D D degrees in the United States earned by examination after a four year program. Each candidate wrote an approved book and endured a six hour examination.
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Catholic University of America
George A. Lucas
Scranton
Edmond Dublandy
France
Marista House of Studies
Catholic University
Mock Execution At Illinois Normal Over Altgeld Decision
Tuinoly State Normal scenes turn tense as alumni and townspeople clash after the state board votes 7 to 8 to abolish the high school department of the model school. An effigy of Governor Altgeld is burned and a faux burial is conducted in protest, amid late night unrest near Normal University.
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Tuinoly State Normal
Buioomroron
State Board of Education
State Normal University At Normal
Model School
Normal University
Altgeld
Treais
State Normal
Illinois State Normal University At Normal
Altgel
Italian Deputies Clash Over Amnesty Motion
In Rome on June 20 Italian deputies clashed over a socialist bid to extend amnesty for those condemned by court martial. Premier Crispi argued pardon is a royal prerogative and the chamber cannot grant amnesty, only urge clemency to the king. Deputies Deandress Pili Lorenzino Casalego exchanged blows and a general tumult suspended the sitting. a duel was rumored between Deandrels and Casel.
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Rome
Crispi
Deandress
Pili
Lorenzino
Casalego
Fistionffa
Deandrels and
Casel
British Forces Stand Firm at Anping Amid Flag Demands
A Hong Kong report to The Times states the Black Flag general demands withdrawal of 200 British marines at Anping on For mose island. The British commander refused and prepared to defend the position as tensions rise in the area.
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The
Times
Hong Kong
Anping
Formose
Revolution Rumors Shake Bogota as Government Struggles
A World service dispatch from Bogota reports alarms in government circles over a spreading revolution. Rebels gain strength while the government fights to meet obligations. much of the country remains devastated from prior upheaval and coffee taxes hinder cultivation.
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New York
Bogota
Colombia
Excursion Fares From Kansas City to Santa Fe
Advertises round trip fares from Kansas City to Santa Fe routes with $1.50 each way and $1.00 for the Sandsy Excursion on June 28, highlighting low prices and a special excursion offer for travelers.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe Renta
Peorissa Steam Laundry
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