Social and Personal Notes Highlight a Topeka Event
Social and Personal notes detail a West Tenth street card party hosted by Mrs T B Dicey in honor of her mother, with guests including Mrs Hurd, Miss Smith, and Mr Burt. Various local residents attend dinners, visits, and engagements, with announced weddings, birthdays, and travel plans from Abilene to Colorado Springs and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
T. B. Dicey
Pune
Gutste
Diacy
Bird HP Dilley
Mit
Petay
Min
Fateley
Joule Smith
Gertrude Devereux
Mm Hagan
Miss Roesington
Burt-Tope
Jane WM
J. Hurt
Mire D
Ostcant
Tolllie
Flew
Seaman
Ye Ouiland M. 1
Valenrientes
Welle
Smollowienny
Lawrence Burt
Burt Veil
Arter Avenue
Onk
WM Herd
Arkansas
Calvord
Clay Street
Mord
Hurd
Minnevute
Charles Barnes
Fonday
AEROS
Elia
Renin
Beth Penaby
Jane
Stree
Cools Limtead
Tally
Mira Canine
Wirwinia
Thurviicy
Colurate Speier
Donee
Goeforada Springs
BT. Lavele
Cetienal
Renee
Mary Emish
Aomerset
Teseka
Mia
Tully
Tuvsdas
Allanbairty
Aloun
Wilcox
Roman Ropa
Alan Smith
Neg Faroe
Asta
Kingman
Dude
Mré
Garver
C. B
Kilmer
Baby
Kanaay City
Ilmers
Ilmer
Buchanan Street
Samson
Bre C. Barseon
Seatades City
Nebraska
Ier
Bareia
Council Grove
Pankiy Ranch
J. O. Smith
Dion
Reitar-Schultz
Bertha Schulte
William Oaborn
Kansas City
Amys
Charles ‘Trowbriden
Hom
Arkankaw City
Mire M
Tamaon Stevins
Colorado Springs
Exploitation of Weak Races in Global Politics Debate
Ithaca June 22. President Schurman advocates restraint in foreign policy, warning against exploiting weaker peoples and urging moral leadership. He argues true greatness lies in guiding others toward shared rights and responsibilities, rejecting imperial domination and urging free trade with fairness.
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Schurman
Ithaca
Nyadarous
Coppell
Neratty Today
Schusian
Wberry
Loubet Visits United States National Pavilion
Paris reports President Loubet visited the U S national pavilion in Paris with Milierani and Picard. He examined plaster busts of Lincoln and Grant, portraits by Pratt, and canvases by various American painters, noting a non working elevator and an underwhelming display compared with other nations. Patriot sentiment awaits improvements to match rival pavilions.
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New York
Tribune
Paris
Loubet
M. Milierani
Commerce
M. Picard
United States
Paria
Ambdscator Porter
Porter
Borhin
Lincoln
Grant
Cleveland
McKinles
Mckinsey
Pratto
Prince Ching
Dama
Diarrison
Wall
Howland
Neman
Tex
Ammbueegidor Porter
Millernod
Sphinix Tite Picard
Layreadur
Sermin
Frederick Thie Great
Bruins
van Dyke
Reynolie
Galnsbur- Suen
Purde-Jones
Taly
Spate
Iuseia
Hungary
Adethil
Atk Bosmia
Indus
San Marino
Amer Payilion
Bbc
Murder near Texarkana robs and shoots Colonel Gedher
A Texarkana telegraph report says Colonel Gedher, a prominent Red River rancher, was held up and robbed by a Black man named Mones Willig near Texarkana, then shot as he moved a few steps, dying at the scene.
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Little Rock
Ark
Tex Arteana
Gedher
Red River
Tex
Provost marshal tests rapid fire artillery near Cleveland
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles arrived in Cleveland with staff to view tests of new artillery devices devised by Dr Samuel Mackean on the lake front. A monster clip reportedly discharged five shots from a machine gun setup in rapid succession, sending all projectiles into the air.
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Cleveland. O
Jane
Nelson AL Miles
Catonel Mercier
Lewis
Seventh
United States Artillery
Nol Wittereed
Samuel Mackean
Tate
MacToun
Usher
Railway Telegraphers elect officers in Detroit meeting
The Association of Railway Telegraph Superintendents of America elected officers. President Wi FP Williams of Sea board Air Line, vice president C F Amnett of Illinois Central, secretary P W Drew of Chicago Central. Next annual meeting set for June 19. Papers read by J H Jacobs and T Simpson on storage batteries and brick state nickel flare alarms.
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Detroit
Wich
Association of Railway ‘Telegraph Superintendents of America
Wi FP. Williams
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
C. F. Amnett
Thinois Central
Chicago
Wecretacy
P. W. Drew
Whicorain Central
Milwauke
Drew Hing
Bart
Cearn
J. H. Jacobs
Lehigh Valley
Storace Hatteries
Hy T. Simpson
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colored Democrats from Illinois Prepare to Attend Kansas City Meeting
Illinois Negro Democratic State League President W T Scott called a Spring Held meeting for June 28 to conduct business and select delegates. No delegates will attend the Negro National Democratic League while 10 delegates will go to the Negro National Anti Imperialism and Anti Trust rescue convention in Kansas City July 4 and 5.
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Illinois
Kansas City
Cairn
W.T. Scott
Negro Democratic State League
Necra National Democratic League
Crook Wright Case Delayed to November Term
The famous Crook Wright’s trial on highway robbery was postponed to the November term after an affidavit by Mr. Jetmore. The clerk’s pager was not on file this morning, and the case faced continuance due to unclear continuance reasons. Wright’s political pull is denied as the cause. the delay stems from insufficient or absent evidence and court procedure.
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Crook Wright
Jetmore
Wright
Shawnee County
Hewes Starts Habeas Corpus for Reformatory Freedom
Albert Hewes seeks release from Hutchinson Reformatory via habeas corpus. Supreme Court arguments set for July 3 in Topeka, with Hewes transported by the reformatory superintendent. The case challenges 1887 law on venue interchange for district judges. If upheld, Hewes would gain freedom. he was involved in a Kingman County murder. Concert tonight at Garfeld Park by Marshall’s Band at 8 o’clock.
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Reformatory
Albert Hewes Suvks
Hutchieson Reformatory
Supreme Court
Hewes
Topeka
J- 3
Kingman
Kingman County
Colored women form federation of ten clubs in Topeka
Representatives from ten colored women’s clubs met in the Masonic hall on Kansas Avenue Topeka to organize a federation. Mrs W H Washington of the Oak Leaf club was elected president with officers from Leavenworth Topeka and Kansas City. The group planned for future meetings and displays and will meet next year in Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Lest Club
Topeka
Masonic Hall
Kansas Avenue
Mra
W. H. Washington Delongs
Golden Red Club
Leaf Club
Dumas Club
St. Ennie Club
Hose Bud Club
Oriental Club
Leavenworth
Phi Wheatley Club
Kannis City
Th Alpha Club
Paola
Moasie Eilison
Padia
B. Connelly
Justices Named Fill Vacancies in Two Counties
Governor Stanley appointed W R Ellin to be justice of the peace for Sharon township Barker county to fill the vacancy from F R Frohman resignation. J S Jenkins named for Trumb township Wabaunsee county to fill vacancy from A V Beatright resignation. Music teachers elect officers in Des Moines with MasoSela secretary Beckett Philadelphia treasurer Fowler New Haven Root Chicago Tapper Boston Bahn Detroit named to a programme committee for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
W. R. Ellin
Sharon Township
Barker County
FR .K. Frohman
J. 5. Jenkins
Trumb Township
Wabaunsee County
A. V. Beatright
Des Moines
Namasoela
Beckett
Philadelphia
Fred A. Fowler
New Haven
Refrigerator sale ad promises very cheap prices this week
A local retailer urges customers to visit and buy refrigerators at low prices this week, claiming very cheap deals on multiple units. The brief notice emphasizes availability and discount pricing to attract buyers.
Prohibition Delegates Back Holsinger for Governor
F M Steves editor of the Fulcrum disputes rumors that Mont Williams and the Prohibition state committee would back Breidenthal. He states the party delegates will vote for their own candidate Prank Holsinger.
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Hing House
THES
Miles
Garfeld Park
Marshall's Bend
T. J. Coughlin
Hansas Ave
Rochelle
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