Social and Personal News From Topeka and Vicinity
In Topeka and nearby areas many social events unfold. Mrs Emma Baker Smith and Mrs Alice Mitchin Poser receive diplomas from Chant augex eradi m oes, while Mr and Mrs George W Hunt wed at the bride’s home and plan a Colorado honeymoon. Socials include visits from Miss Winifred Wasner and Libble Mastlett of Chicago, with numerous locals noted for engagements, travel plans, and gatherings in Topeka and beyond.
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Otdawa
Emma Baker Smith
Alice Mitchin Poser
Tuptke
Ge. ©. Brith
Mra B.G. Poster
One Fare for Round Trip Plus Two Dollars
A fragmentary notice discusses travel rates and services on the Santa Fe Route via the Milwaukee end, praising luxurious amenities aboard dining cars and comfortable seating, with a dated reference to July 9, 1897 and a national educational association in Milwaukee.
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National Educational Association
Muwaukes, Is
California to Kansas City News From The Week
The excerpt notes Mrs. Mate Ritchie leaving for Kansas City for four weeks. It mentions a wedding announcement for Byrd Prescott formerly of Topeka and Mr. Hh Stewart in Kansas City on Wednesday June 16. It states Mrs. Stewart is chief clone in the Bano Fe store and will be away until after July 4. Mrs. Gree Dgusherty and children visit their parent at Downs, Indiana.
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Mile Bryan
Ottawa
Sweetfly
Helen Moun
Pred Honebralon
Minnie Stax Well
Joan Camptell
Valley Palle
Mis
Topeka
Keying
Ise
Prane Littlefield
Minger
Misa Libble Mastlett
Chicury
Lillian Wigitluck
Ang Bre Wagner
Lillian Wihitiyck
Wilt
Wadsworth
Harmon Ryus
Prank Davie
Willam
Alster
Myra Pereusyh
Brink Jarrell
Wil Ieahe
Ute Murainer
W. Goss
Jessie
Meretn
Murphy
Newion
Ottery
Tomorne
Shell
Newsor
Seba
F. Ro Milspaugh
Jertia Abrams
Hrookhaven
Mate Vinitine
Pringilrsere
Nienard Gunary
Perry
Habe
Max Colton
Kinsax City
Toneka
Urviher
the M. Cowen
Margaret Stolle
Ans Olty
Aties
Jennie Hazar
Mer
Ameen Akers
Hertha Abrams
Brookhaven
Mins
Fanny Diment
Kansen City
Misa DifHentis
M. Seetis
Mize Blanche Jherser
Leavenworth
Samet Yoener
New York
Vinewood
Wemenday
Gey, Barrys
Bert Graham
Wollen Mill
Oakland
Savois
God
Bienbere
Atre
California
Mate Ritchie
Kansas City
Mise Byrd Prescott
Hh Stewart
Kanaey City
Stewart
Bano Fe
Banee Mir
Womrt
Fia
Downs, Inn
W. A. Michiel Com- Salleh Contia Ip
West Six Ave
Heceinta
Been
Kane Bia
Lom
Ormalin
Tate
Mile Bopiemi
Joao Rey
Ahan Shasaa
Gaga
Judge to Remove Bank Receiver in Mound Valley Case
Judge Walter T. Simons of the district court at Mound City will remove A G Seaman as receiver of the Citizen bank of Mound Valley and appoint new managers. The action follows Seaman’s alleged failure to disclose the bank’s condition and improper handling of a dividend, with Waterman reporting misconduct and disputes arising during the examination. An incident recounted involves Seaman’s associate Snoddy, who reportedly assaulted Waterman during the inquiry.
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M A. Watermen
Hnnda
Walter T. Simons
District Court
Mound City
Remieve
A. G. Seansitn
Cilzene” Bank of
Mound Valley
Seimon
Seamien
M.A. Walveman
II Ad Sonciim
Breidenthal
Waterman
Sen— We
Imotos T
Jis Etelra
Aagfom Ani Fhe
James Spedde
Seaman
Wateemin
State Department
Snoddy
Witerman
Siaons
Stockyards Cane Drag Case Delayed Until September
The Kansas City stockyard injunctive suit challenging the constitutionality of the new House bill will not be disposed of before September. Judge Foster and attorneys discussed scheduling a meal hearing this afternoon. The special master’s report is pending for weeks, with further arguments on exceptions possible by either side once the hearing date is set.
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Kansas City
Pisser
Floral Fund Grows in Local Parade Effort
The Ladies Committees report weekly progress on the Floral parade fund. Mrs Reel contributed 175 and Mrs Woolverton 10.35, boosting totals alongside gifts from Mrs Cavert and others to about 375 by this morning. Mrs Sutton names Mrs Cavert to oversee fundraising across locations and volunteers plan to canvass for several hundred dollars to decorate the Rover Committee’s effort. Local teams will distribute materials and provide rooms in the Curry building to support ongoing work.
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Mre
Woolverton
Mea
E. J. Reel
Mra
Button
CF. Cavert
Foe
Rover
Loyal Mention and Local Inquest Remains of Burghess
Rebecca Burgess aged 20 died of consumption at 21d Chaonler street Saturday afternoon. Funeral held from Fine Christian church at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Mr. Hureesy sister of Mrs Nels Anderson. Motorist Wakcet of the Tenth Blrest Life was moving west yesterday he likes from Peit platferny to tuk at the Searniee of the car and his head collided. Pete Fee knocked unconscious but resumed work this morning. Updearale in Topeks on his way in the St. Joe races where he will officiate air starter. Entry numbers for purse races show many top strings from California to New York. Mr Uy estimates classifications 18 to tie these points, 19 in 2:53 pace, 20 in 2:32 trot. Sir Updegraff recently retired from Omaha where he acted starter in the racer there. For construction forever. Take Cascargie Candy Cathartic today. WGC. disregard further details.
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Siew Rebecca Burgess
Chaonler Street
Mise Hureesy
Mra Nels Anderson
Pete Fee
St. Joe
California
New York
Uy Saya Timate
Updegraff
Omaha
Wall street gambling raids spark anticipated retaliation
New York The Herald reports plans for retaliation against Wall Street firms tied to bucket shops and discretionary pool houses. Andrew Morrison and associates face grand jury indictments over alleged dealing in put and call options viewed as illegal gambling. Morrison’s raid and arrest fuel calls for impartial enforcement.
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New York
The
Herald Today
Andrew P. Morrison
Grand Jury
Wall Street
Mortizon
Morrison
Conselidated Exchange
Stock Exchange
O'Hare
Dinnean
M. Pearse
All Hanna's Way Delegates Gather in Toledo for Nomination contest
There are many delegates in Toledo with little opposition to Senator Hanna's renomination and McKinley and Hanna factions backing Dick while Foraker and Bushnell back Kurtz. The contest for control dominates the scene as Dick claims 13 of 21 committee seats. Kurtz arrives tonight as both sides set up headquarters and plan district by district caucus to form the state central committee which will choose the campaign chair.
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Toledo
Sinstor
Bushne
McKinley
Hanna
Foraler
Bushell
Kurtz
Kurtzill
Kurte
State Committee
Kurta
State Central Committee
Life Returns From East to Seek Kansas Boundary Evidence
Ed Life has returned from a trip through the east focusing on Washington engineering department records to obtain accurate information on Kansas eastern boundary. When asked if the investigation will yield encouragement he replied that he cannot answer until the inquiry continues considerably.
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Hls
Washinton
Kansas
Johnson Denies Uncharged Claims In Interview
Mr Johnson of Peabody denies statements attributed to him about Democrats and Populists forming a three-place ticket on the state ticket. He says he has not been in Newton recently and has not discussed campaign plans. the Newton article did not confirm the three-spot claim. Local coverage notes variance between sources.
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G. Johnson
Peabody
National Committee
Mum
Democrats
Bassas
Denis
Icto
Asserligne
Newton
Thie
Campaien
Johnson
Presidential Appointments From Washinellas Quiet Listing
The president intends to appoint several individuals to commissions and posts. John Foster of Virginia is named for a Halifax location, W F Dickey of Louisiana for Peru, Albert Thompson of Ohio, Alexander C Botkin of Montana, and De Te Culbersin of Texas to commissions involving revival and county matters with congressional approval forthcoming.
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Washinellas
John Foster
Halifax
N. S
W. F. Dickey
Louisiena
United States
Hide
Congress
National Educational Association Meeting Adverts Travel Details
An advertisement urges National Educational Association attendees to travel to Milwaukee Wisconsin for a meeting July 6 to 9. It praises Union Pacific service from Omaha or Kansas City with day coaches chair cars and Pullman sleepers. A round trip fare of one dollar plus $2.50 for west of the Missouri River is noted, with inquiries directed to LLOMAX & TA Omaha.
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Burret i
Union Pacific Teas
Milwauker
Wis
Association
Brlers
Aston Pacific
Tnlon Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
Paints
Missouri River
London crowd cheers as royal procession advances
The palace pageantry unfolds with the duke of Onawahet riding into the yard to cheers after the queen processes to luncheon. Levee attire shown, guests dine in state rooms while London crowds seek viewing spots. Talks of rising tram fares and security concerns accompany coverage of the looming procession.
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Duke of Onnaweht
Guanis
London
Scais
Ouinibus
England
Scothind Yard
Great Britain
Phe Leafiet
Jubilee Week Parade Raises Sharp Police Clash
London reports celebrate the queen’s jubilee with royal portraits and official processions. Attaches from foreign navies and armies follow a detailed parade, while a volunteer display near Liverpool ends in a violent crowd confrontation leaving unknown fatalities.
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London
Aird
the Times
Ali Ht
United States
Missouri Pack Runs Special Train for Brian Day in Ottawa
Bryan at Ottawa hosts Brsian Day prompting Missouri Pack to run a special train from Topeka Friday June 25 leaving 7:25 and returning 7:30 p.m. Tickets set at 1.40 for round trip good going and returning on the special train paid.
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Ottawa
Mirsouri Pack
Topeka
Oltewa
Frisco's New Postmaster Named in Washington
The president nominated Wilfred W. Montague to be postmaster at San Prameléco. The notice appears in Washington on June 9, noting the appointment and the ceremonial oversight. A separate health note advertises Cascareta Cathartic as a remedy for constipation, with a refund offer through druggists.
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Frisco
Washington
Wilfred W. Montague
San Prameléco
Collins Improving After Beating and Robbery Incident
St Louis resident Collins slowly recovers after a brutal beating and robbery at Meramec High-Tends last week. His doctor forecasts a full recovery in weeks. In a lengthy interview he repeats accusations against Martin Ensley, claiming Ensley robbed him of $6,000, hid a hammer, and knew where Collins kept $36,000.
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St. Louis
C. v. Collins
Meramec High
Collins
Coltina
Martin Ensley
Ensley
Thade Peet
Hyena 15 Shot Near Lincoln Park After Attacking Dog
Chicago reports hyena escaped from cage near Lincoln Park last Tuesday. It killed a bulldog after injuring it and terrorized cemeteries. Weather notes show a mild afternoon with SE wind at 12 mph and low 80s temperature. An ad touts Herb ine as a health tonic from Geo. W. Stacs Geld and Miller's Pharmacy.
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Lincoln Park
Chicago
Jim
Harlem
Azteen Rifles
Kansas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Sixth
Topeka Avenue
Bryan at Ottawa Chautauqua Date and Train Details
Bryan Das will address the Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly on June 1. A special Missouri Pacific train to Topeka leaves Ottawa at 7:20 p m with return. Round trip tickets cost 1 00 and are for the special train only. Santa Fe route recommended for attendance.
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Bryan Das
Ottawa
Ben. W J. Bryan
Wanted to Kill Pullman Chicago
Ferdinand F. Pullman, claiming to be George M. Pullman’s son, stood at State and Madison and proclaimed in German and broken English his intent to kill his father. Detained at Harrison Street and examined, he ranted about the Pullman name, said he came from Milwaukee seeking work, and believed his father refused to acknowledge him. authorities deem him insane.
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Chicago
Jane II
Ferdinand F. Pullman
Harrison Street
Sasen
State
Madison Streets
George M. Pullman
Ferdinand Pullman
Miwaukee
George M. Mullman
Hla
Germany
America
Pulliom
Counter to Bryan and Free Silver Debate
An interview with Paul Sorg of Middletown discusses a push for free silver and debt relief in the 1896 political context. Sorg is mentioned as a possible candidate for governor, and the piece notes his stance on monetizing silver at a fixed ratio amid calls for reform and consequences.
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Paul Sorg
Cincinnati
Middletown
Sotg
Today’s Market Report Chicago Livestock June 3
Chicago market report notes hog arrivals about 46 000 with mixed trading and expectations for tomorrow. Cattle receipts near 10 bouquets and price ranges shown for various categories. Kansas City and Texas markets also reported with cattle, hog, and sheep movements and futures outlooks. Wheat prices for different grades listed with futures expectations.
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Chicago
Generalis Ie
Siigeta
Wester Ares
Eee Ag
Kansas City
Kauss Clix
Texas
Market Notes From Topeka Wheat and Corn Prices Report
A Topeka market summary lists wheat and corn prices, receipts, and futures attitudes. It notes declines in wheat and overall market activity, with supply expectations, future prices, and ad hoc farm yields shaping daily movement.
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