Social and Personal Notices from East Waughton Street Evening
Social and personal mentions record a musical evening with baritone voices by Mr. Ernest at St Mins and Mr. Oscar M Craves, Miss Vera Low, Winifred Wagner, and others performing with violins and vocals. Numerous names attend, including relatives, visitors, and locals, with notes on travel, visits, and upcoming trips across Topeka, Denver, Denver Springs, and Chicago.
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al Sapmecas
Waghtd Street
Whittelock
Muntington
Ernest
St Mins
Velee
Oscar M Craves
Misa Vera Low
Ips
Mise Winifred Wag- Ree
Heacy Neeraus
Dus
Pi Blondin
Mr Beermen
Fipeidin Abe
Retreah- Ene
Mire M Craven Offee Sfyrtie Durie
Aten Elina Crane
Mina Sis Gar
Gertrue Deverras
Mine Eitan McCintocts
Mise Winifret Wagner
Mis
Devin
Vera Low
Mies
Janette Lont
Misa Leley Sherman
Bliss Mar
Kacet Bear
Anna Whitelock
Frank Whitelock
Ernest Teancil
Heary Ree Ee
Sam Davin
Tom Kise
Atlas Sherman
Charles Bercey
Mul Hazied
Prank Deve
Somes ‘Faterey
Fred Mo Wads
Mise Gedoule Rogers
Bator
Mise
Fannie Siblér
Dire
Heid Alszander
Jane
Tusanda
ChScut
Ramenw
Mies Ansa Wood
Wamgu
Tarsus
Topeka
Mwrth
Iowa
Edna
Denver
Culoracts
Hadeen
Lakia
Empuria
Tae
Eastman
Mise Kittle Quinche
Denvar
Abe
Eener Emmert
Eener Emmert. Mre Woom
Hert
Cadey
Mary Espere
New York
Homer Houghton
Massachusetts
Charade
Bethany
Marie Bromich
Kasean City
Grace Smith
Pennsylvania
Bowes Tech
Lottie Ball
Raymond Lote
Miwaukes
Madi Svend
Mise Sabet Pouch
Kansas
Saker denies claims on Tenth Avenue track abandonment
Mr Saker states his company has no plan to abandon the Tenth Street line west of Tyler and will not divert to Testist street. He says paving material is ordered and the company will complete repairs, noting costs around twenty dollars and commitment to continue maintenance while avoiding new track changes.
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Tenth Avenue
Tts
Tenth Street
Tyier
Trier
Gaker
Gres
Faker
Abenden
Ond
Cor
Reagan
Stewer Car Company
Topeka Avenue
Supreme Court
John Seaton
Ar Ck
Botte Jha
Montreal
Turners
Salvation Army Hospital
Guy
M_ W. Sutton
Internal Revenue
Kansas
Leaven
Cee
Dow 8
Wilts
United States
Bousy
Topeke Post Mo
Seventh Street
Dover
Huntgate
East Pith Street
Strouse
Divine Healing Mission
Fourth
Jackson
E. P. Kellam
Charles P. Kellam
California
Topeke Turker
Biasiso
J. Johnsnon
B Olsson
neaGdithe
Witla Sehalts
Mia Caroline Miller
Topeka
North Topeka
Betta
Mt. ‘Torrens
Morgan
Ube
Ht Larsh @& Co
West Eighth Avenue
Express
Chirags
Yountels Canada
Mall
Crawford
Bee
Holdiseri
Craig
Trazen
AO. U. W
McLouth
Cew
Unain
AOLOW
Lode No. Oat
Gonion Street
Kinses Avenue
May Wikeon
Santa Fe
Sova
Mies Wilson
Pasy's Hospital
John Kline
Reewnd
Fillmile
Benes
Sarwua
Union Depot
St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Sevole
el Pass
Texas
D. i McDutt
Bate Sterly
St. Marys
Delmas
Jake Owens
Treedam Roosevelt
Paul Morton
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Las Vegas
Mit
State House
Anderson
Commercial Club
Nickerson
Mexican Central
Rams
Surge Hazen
Walter McClane
Hutchingon
Willard Robinson
Ving Davis
Reform School
Dalton Gang
Arers
South Topeka
Popullet
A. S. Haskina
W. R Byter
Manhattan
Advocate
Kansas State Record
Topeka Snapshots: July plans and city notes unfold
Community news from Topeka covers Fourth of July plans with Woodmen picnics and a topeka restaurant nearing closure. Reports include a state printer elect, arrests, hospital updates, and local business shifts as summer preparations pick up.
Flower of the Army Echoes On Philippine War Endgame
Vancouver reports from June quote Louis Ladow in Yokohama saying the war with the Philippines is far from over. He argues American casualty tallies may reach 1000 and praises volunteers as the flower of occupation forces while noting morale and discipline issues among newer troops. He notes difficulty securing weapons, endless recruiting, and that Americans have endured soaking trenches without catching cold.
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Vancouver
Louis Ladow
Yokohama
Manila
Philippines
Army of Occupation
Algeers
Filipinn
Rival of the National a move in on foot for the formation of a baseball league
The Times-Herald reports a push to form a new baseball league not intended to rival the National League. It would mirror the American Association, seek Cleveland a club, place teams in strong Western League cities, and have figures like President Stevenson possibly heading the enterprise. Louisville, Chicago, and Detroit are noted as potential members.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Cleveland
Detroit
Columbus
Forest City
Johnson
Western Baseball Wague
Bethers
National League
Friends of
Sohieon
Wid American Association
Louleville
Louisville
Clad Hermiltor Letter Reveals Soldier Returns Home
A letter to Col S. B. Fox from Phil in the Twen Beth Ranges outlines views of Clad Hamilton. Friends of Lieut Haml ton hope he is among about 300 soldiers returning home after invaliding, with all parties involved in holding sand tickets.
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Clad Hermiltor
S. B. Fox
Phil
Clad Hamilton
Liegt Hamlton
Former Topeka Merchant Dies in Kansas City
Zeno R Brown, once owner of the ZBB dry goods store in Topeka, died Tuesday at his Kansas City home aged 41. He formerly lived in Sioux City and was a notable centrist stockholder in local enterprises. His career spanned Topeka and earlier ventures in Sioux City and Los Angeles before moving to Kansas.
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Topeks
Kansas City
Zeno R Brown
ZBB Dry
Peka
Siadetane Boulevard
Kaness City
Mr. Brown
Sioex Gig
Tows
Sioux City
Angeles
Kansas
Topeka
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Ois
Sane C. Cobteteh
HC Caltwett
MR. Saker
Dra. G. J. Jaiser
German Methodist Church
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ety Gark
B.S. Taylor
Lee
Flower OF the Army
Kemper & Paxtons
Ice Cream Sc
Ole
Arene Knox
London
Styien
Si Bancie Leathers
Soc
Oxford House
Ladies’ Good Sergs Congress Shoes
Orth
Gore Bayskins
Boston
the New Model Supply Store
Sixth and Quincy
Z. B. Brown
Columbian
Glenwood Springs