Santa Fe Surgeons Plan Annual Meeting Program
Santa Fe surgeons announce their annual meeting at the Ducal Europene in Atchison and Sante Wa Wasphel, with social and instructional events. Officers include President J P Koster and Vice President J A Ryan, and tickets priced at $22.50 to El Paso, Detroit and return. Tickets go on sale July 2, 4, and 8. travel details provided by agent TL King.
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Ducal Europene
Atchison, Topeka and
Sante Wa
Santa Pe
Ith
J. P. Koster
M. D
Tipton
Halley
Kanean S
Macewell
Mt Teowuke
M.D. Streator
WL. Smith
Colles
Chas
Dunning
Arkarhar
Anlars Se D
el Paso
Detroit
Santa Fe
Christian Biewer
Sea
King
Ures Cror
Thomas
Detroit and Return
Christian Endeavor Convent
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Weddings
North Topeka column notes visits and social happenings. J M Roof travels to Denver. Clifford Lutes visits Auburn. Sidney Harless and Carter visits Dwight for vials. W M Lane from Winfield in town. Families visit relatives. trips to Perry and Lawrence cited. Wedding announcements include Miss Lillian Tanbel Hamilton and George W Reed. plans for engagements noted. local church events and society gatherings listed.
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Kirball Printing Corping
Kansas Avenue
J. M. Roof
Denver
Curry
Jackson Street
Clifford Lutes
Auburn
Tenne Carter
Sidney Harless
Dwight
W. M. Lane
Winteldts
Alvin Pratt
Rassaville
Will Smith
Perry
L. A. Ryder
Atchteon
Charles Wolcott
Oscar Bischoff
Nora
Dora
Lawrence
Murless
W. H. Huriesa
Sidney
Wilsow Springs
Linsie Petre
Kansas City
GW. Petre
Central Avenue
Baptist Church
Caldwell Farm
Tows
The
Christian Church
Marlett
Quincey
Church of the Good Shepherd
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Karns Avera
FO Church
Thi Aeworth League
Viola Troutman
Quincy Stret
Lillian
Tanbel Hamilton
George W. Reed
Win H. Hamilton
van Bure Street
Dean Sykes
Dean Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Went At Once To Housekeeping On Topeka Avenue
Martage
Milas Myra Gladys Lon
Chinago
Topeka
Egmont Chambers Jolson
Ofcinek
Glencurch Hotel
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
W. E Allen
Vincennes
Ind
Mt Carmel
Mr. Allen
Colorado
Minister Selected to Lead First Congregational Church
D. M. Fish, newly elected pastor of the First Congregational church, will move into the Henry Bennett residence at 1233 Western Avenue with his wife and two daughters around August 15. Also notes local events and a strike looming in Pittsburgh as the American Tin Plate workers begin a 41,000 member walkout after failed contract talks in Chicago.
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Henry Bennett
D. M. Fish
First Congregational Church
Western Avenue
Pittsburg
Committee of the American Tin Plate Company
Chicago
Bethany
Mishali
Topeka Society Wedding Quietly Held in Topeka
Solemnized at nine this morning Miss Lois Marie Tefft daughter of Drum Mrs HM Tefft and Mr Stephen Luther Hall of Kansas City wed with no attendants. The couple left at once for California and will summer there. News includes society notices of visits and travels of local figures and club events.
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Lois Tefft
Mr. Stephen Hall
Lois Marie Tefft
Drum Mra
HM. i
Topeka
EH. B. Merriam
Charles M. Sheldon
Petonkey
Michigan
Katharine Pratt
James Lose
Ete de Spuraine
Sedalia
Towanda
W. A. Pierce
Ft. Worth
Texis
Thomas W. Kane
Maple Leaf Line
S. Hutton
Kansas Avenue
Kane
Milwaukee
Mirc. E. Bontatt
Ernest Courcil
St. Paul
Minn
Grace Cathedral
Bethany Cullese
Marshall
Jehn E. Moon
Sabeilem
Commiscee Club
Vinewood
Peter
Migs Keener’s
Henry O'Neill
Sumlay
Chicago
Woman's Club
Rose Cohn
Carpenter
Council Grove
Kansas
Clements Co
H. Gernstein
Sadie
Beatrice
Neb
Ida Milligan
Jobert Milligan
Era Shurb
J_ 1 Madison
Lrst Methodist Church
Mise Lalu Cain
Charlie Crochet
Sharl
Taberal Mc
James R. Wick
St. Louis
Topeka Wedding Draws Smart Society Crowd
The mandolin club hosted a Topeka wedding in a palm adorned hall and parlor with roses, carnations, and white sweet peas. The bride wore a heavy white satin gown with blue silk ribbon and diamonds, while the groom’s gift featured a sunburst of diamonds. Guests included notable Kansans and out-of-town relatives, with announcements noting summer plans and home in Kansas City.
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Mandolin Club
Linus Mekesley
Topeka
Hall
California
Hallix
Height
Kansas City
Willard P. Hall
Miswouri
Hal
Bonaventure
Independence
Strike talk among DL&W firemen and brakemen halted
In Hoboken a secret Sunday meeting of Delaware, Lackawanna & Western firemen and brakemen discussed a looming strike. Most opposed immediate action and favored arbitration. They planned to delay decisions until a conference includes all road workers and to seek Governor Voorhees’ mediation if appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Suns
Gwensy
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Hoboken
Scranton
Governor Voorhess
Desires Creai vs. a clouded Indian land title suit
In a district court case titled Desire Creai v gon Kun quah et al a land title dispute centers on allotments from a Pottawatomie treaty. The Latramboise family held the land via guardianship and quit claims but Hos Ann Laframboise died without clear heirs, leaving a cloud on the title and a quest to quiet the title to Desire Creai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desire Crea
Ve Gon Kun Quah
Man Do Kab
Hosa Ann Lafrarmboise
Pottawatomie Indiana
Francis Latramboise
Archangel
Hos Ann
Claude
Ist
Prancis Laframboise
Eli G. Nadeau
Archangel Laframbhoise
Mechuckmuck Pearson
Desire Creiz
Hose Ant Laframboise
Court Acts On St Sullivan Insane Case Of Printer
William Sullivan a printer who worked all winter in the state printing office is in county jail awaiting transfer to an asylum for treatment of insanity. He grew blind last week and was reported to complain of snakes while confined. A probate court trial found him insane and recommended asylum treatment for alcoholism guiding possible care at the printers' home if he recovers but remains unable to care for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sullivan
State Printing Office
Sullivan
Alsepll
Ric
Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Iegane
Damage Suit Against Swift Packing Kept In State Court
In a Kansas case, Mary Hoblawett sues Swift Packing for 1.10 over her husband’s death at the Kansas City plant fire of August 6, 1896. The Wyandotte County jury awarded the full amount after a federal court lacked jurisdiction for under 2000 dollars, prompting an appeal to the court of appeals to keep the case in state court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Hoblawett
Kansas City
Swift Packing Company
Court of Appeals
Hoblawetz
Hoblaweth
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandotte County
Topeka
United States Court
Wyandotsw County
Packing Company
Wise Provision. Lazy Thief Must Work, Says Judge Hazen
Henry Spradley colored was convicted of petty larceny and sentenced to pay 200 fine or 1 1 days on the rock pile. The judge, noting Spradley’s past arrests, revised the punishment to a work sentence due to lack of funds. The court highlighted an unusual approach in imposing labor over imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
Henry Spradley
Spratley
Jetmore
Spradley
The
Judes
Sherif Cook
Spracley
Haxen
Affidavits Filed in Local Divorce Case Probes
Affidavits allege attorney Chesney and others engaged in improper conduct seeking divorce for a client with improper payments. Sworn statements accuse Chesney of failing to pay funds collected for clients and misusing fees. County attorneys plan to present affidavits to Judge Hagen for possible appointment of a committee to investigate charges.
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Bers
E. Chesney
Prookom Mms
Bas
Wisvar
Chesney
Fr. Salter
Juve Hagen
Attornes
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Lewine
Babcock & Frost
Kansas Ave
Sierras
North
Tupeka
Hents
Topeka Society
J. D. McParland
Mississippi
Wintrode
West Tenth Street
Black
Grace
May
Tilimols
Towa
Jg, Freeman
GP. Glvens
Arvonia
Kellner
Helen Moet
Ema Weite
Olley'Hines
Sabitha
Charles Haines
Willem Trautman
Horcy Weaver
Mes
Lois Teft-Hatt
NE Gon Kun Quah
St. Sullivan
U.S. Court
State Journal
Mss Absolom
Gwwr
Christ
United States Mail Service
Judge Hazes
Monroest
Washburn
Care Journal
Saha
Neat
Lance
Lndy
Baltimore
Clay St
Morris Awa
Equitable Refining Co
Cleveland, C
Buffalo Jones
Buffalo Jones Book Co
St Kansas
Topeks, Kun
Wight Housekeeping
State Price
Taylor St
Hvaryindy
Eall
West Sth
Forbes & cc
J. W. Priddy
Pew
Tint's Stove and Hepair Co
Ore
St West 10Th
East 7Th
Crawford Winte
East Pith
4Th St
Quincy
Kansaz Ave
Dr. Roby
Topeka Ave
Ught
Alvo Pleasant
Kanpang
Delapoyie
Vis West
Vleasant
Ant Tyler
Gil W
Enoss
Tyler
Jase Nia
Kanens
WM. Forbes
Alvade
Birim
Henry J Adame
GS Ramen
J. Thomas Lumber Yard
van Buren St
Sth
Lincoln Sts
Ad BB. A
Uibcellasrour
Holmes
State House
Warner & Potter's
Hamilton Hall
Wwe
Adiel
John van Moke
Warren
Suburban Journal
Atmail Children
Hartison
Sab Poe Ig Oat House
Mo! CO
Kansas Aye
Buchanan St
Poty
Sla
Oaons
Mtadla
Put. Porbes
Th Ave
W. Ath Ave
I. Forbes
W. Ath St
Gag St
Peterson Real Estate CO
West Sixth St
Hayes Ereenhouse
Lanse
MONEX
Milton Brown
Craneford Hide
Towers
Hodsebok Ronda Tel
Skinner
Fopeka
Ge Han
C. H. Guitor
Cage Iron Works
Inst
Santa Es
Brooks
G. W. Brooks
Capital City
James B. Hayden
U. S. Cycle CO
Vif Caton Biog Topeka Cyclf
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Qandenis
Darling
T Kan
TIN
T.M. Baird
Nampa
Peleo
Ee Pone
Ryder
Gorsay
North Topeka
IDA
Barnes
M PD
Kansay Ave
Tair
Insurance
W. W. Gillespie
Freses Pa
Sasnen
Jousnal
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