Topeka City Council Waterworks Fight Hits Ward Races
The topeka waterworks dispute dominates the upcoming council nominations. In the First Ward Skinner Miller clash, Fourth Ward contenders Weber Kirkpatrick face off, and in the Second Ward Hawes Elliott split on ownership. Fifth Ward includes Howe Roundtree Hewitt with Howe leading among the black voters and west precincts. Sixth Ward Tibner Lae urge city ownership as well.
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George H. Elliott
Samuel T. Howe
Taulolpa
John Mewitt
Neer
Skinner
Miller
Fiat
OD. Skinmer
S.C. Miller
Council
Water Company
S.C Miller
Poundil
Republican Party
Fee Trust
Orces
Itn
Topeka
First Ward
Pebreawatative Newry Company
Fa Hawes
Geo. H. Elliott
Hawes
Becausy
Eilloat
Etderin Bitlontet
Bitlott
The
Santa Fe
Elliott
Ed Hawes
Temperance
Ernie Gaby
M. Carpalen
Hashes Oma
Stattinger
gShances
Ube
Pete
Dromise
Ray Genpronion
Weber
Kirkpatrick
W. P. Weber
W. B. Cerick
Bir
Pam
W. B Kirkpatrick
Hughes
Jo v. F. Garver
Knights and Ladle of Security
Order
A. P. Roundtree
John J. Hewitt
Roundtree
Beentine
Iannie
Hewitt
Howe
James &. Warner
Toundrres
SE Ridley
Chas
Smith
George ‘Timber
Jay © Lee
Sheth
Ieth
Tinchet
Tay D. Lae
Tincher
Social Whist Night and Local Announcements
Mr and Mrs C A Wolf hosted the Colonial Whist and Sixty Three clubs on Monroe Street with Progressive Sixty Three winning. Prizes went to Lulu Fordyce and Mrs James B Doneyson, plus a card case for Mr W D Goodwin. Engagement announced for Anna Ozelle McAfee to Harry J Nichols. A Carriborland Presbyterian surprise party honored Rev Hal P Smith and wife, with many attendees listed. Other social items include high school W S W boys party on Van Buren Street won by Miss Sarah McClellan and Mr John Fleishman, a Mabel Tower surprise party for sister Caroline, a birthday party for Sam Kearney, and notes on plans for a box party at the Convention circus.
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C. A. Wolf
Colonial Whist Club
Sixtythree Club
Monroe Street
Progressive Sixty-Three
Lulu Fordyce
James B. Doneyson
WD. Goodwin
James E. Doneyson
Oxcar D. Wolf
W. W. Carr
Ralph Clauser
Maurice Schlegel
Edith Metcalf
Myrtle Fordyce
Luiu Fordyce
Blanche West
Lagrace Whitmer
Berenice Baldock
Daisy Hayes
Lottie Deviter
Graham
Carey Hart
Frank Brush
Mitchell
Oran Kelly
Bert Kelly
A. Munten
W. D. Goodwin
Fred Brown
Chautauqua
Carriborland Presbyterian Chisren
Hal P. Smith
PW. Arnett
C. C. Funnett
Ed Gordon
T A Fidings
WG. Harrieton
J.C. Lee
EW. Dunban
Fish
J. Witkinson
J S Dosiittle
Dugan
Mien
Alta Fields
Fults Ridings
Gilbert Fenton
Harry Rigby
van Buren Street
Sarah McCllland
John Fleishman
M. ¥. Rigby
Eda Smyth
Mic
Mabel Tower
Caroline
Jutla Whitmer
Pearl Weber
Daly Warner
Venice Whitney
Tom Whitmer
Frank Robinson
Sr. Dannggart
Walter Lawrence
Kar Lyddane
Will Shehan
Kearney
Sam Kearney
Carda
Sis Grace Hammond
Batra Wingert
Nellie Hammond
Walter Haynes
Mine Delia Albright
Bike Sara Lewis
Sis Daisy Wilcox
Grace” Hammond
Mise
Eura Wingert
Mins Nelle Hammond
Amy Kearney
Carrie Doo- Unitt
Geo. Real
Pred Austin
Myr
Geo. Wilson
Scott's Emulsion Cited as Cure for Scrofula
An advertisement asserts scrofula is a form of consumption in the glands under the skin and claims Scott's Emulsion cures it. The copy says the product heals sores and strengthens weak, emaciated children, with an urging to send for Fos Semple at Scott & Bowne based on Pearl Street.
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Scott
Fos Semple
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
Meeting of the Ruskin Art Club and social notices
The Ruskin Art Club meeting set for Monday, March 3 will feature Mrs. J. F. Daniels explaining for Mrs. Linus Blakesley. A Thursday afternoon and evening gathering drew about 73 guests with refreshments during receiving hours. Other socials include an upcoming supper at Mrs. Perkee’s and dinner at Mrs. Carl Welding’s, Nordica concert plans, and various local visits and travels among Topeka residents and guests from Emporia Lawrence and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
C. Siege
Ruskin Art Club
J. F. Daniels
Linus
Blakesley
Perkee
Carl Welding
A. W. Tanner
Emporia
Nordica
Carrie Goddard
Cora Smeddick
Chicago
Roy Kilse
Lawrence
Topeka
Quincy Street
Olive Leonard
Leavensworth
Wapond
RT. Updegrass
Maple Hill
Tubbard
Kansas City
T.G. Kennedy
Emma Stevens
W. R. Barrett
North Topeka News Notes and Local Moves
North Topeka items reflect a general roll of residents and events. Names include M A Mitchell at 919 Van Buren, J Lapp, Mrs Stella Courtney in Leavenworth, Mr Pope selling a home at 1125 Alonzoe, and families like Walker at 115 Kansas. Church notices cover ME and Congregational services, a Florence Crittenden appeal, and community talks by Rev Stavely.
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Wis
J. Lapp
M. A. Mitchell
van Buren Street
Pope Hne
Alonfoe Street
Arthur Small
Delavan Bark
Keen County
Stella Courtney
Militnery
Leavenworth
Walker
Kilmer
Kansas Avenue
Hiverside Hospital
George Miller
Quincy Street
Indiana
Percy Heed
Monroe Street
Salida
Colo
J. A. Stavély
Kansas Avenue ME
Koch=exter
C. P. Davis
Lyman School
Church of the Goodiver
Ham
Gilbert
Maple
Quincy and
Laurent Streets
H. E. Gonder
Remington Typewriter
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Topeka Avenue
John Frey
Wm. Frey
Coffey County
Miar Kino
H.C. Pridrty
Menoken Towneki
Aichieua Valley
Squire & TL
Antrim
Santa Fe
California
Mostana
Utah
T. AL James
Joodbue
Mine Atledius
Emporia
Nordica
Rhodes
L. A. Hyder
Tlatm
J. A. Stavely
Mrn Lord
Florence Crittenden
Congregational Church
T. J. Pearson
Tmorrow
HP. Kiemp
Germain
St South Gurney Street
North Topeka
North River Bank
Low
Airdane
North Topeka Baptist Church
Laurent and
Harrison Streets
B Hutchinson
D.D
Ber
Atia
Temperanow
Jon
William E. Jones
Crt
Tse
North
Spataenae
Inter Colona
C.K. Mallidayes
Failiday
bin Willian
Mr Jones
Island City News Notes and Elections Additions
The text covers a social gathering at Union Pacific hotel with refreshments and a high score of 82 by B. Kistler and Mika Nina Hiton. It mentions replacements in a club and a next meeting at Mrs. B. Kistler’s home. It then details Addition A to Garden Place, a land plat auction, 70 lots, road connections, annexation plans, and requested improvements at rail crossings. A historical note on Union Pacific crossing location and a bridge to be completed is included, plus local chatter about Topeka routes and a concert listing with Remy Den Haerynch and musicians, with tickets available at W. F. Roehrjaui Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Putnam
Union Pacific
B. Kistler
Mika Nina Hiton
Mine McMaster
Miss Kimball
Jeanette Wolcott
B.D. Small
Edith Putnam
G. C. Bowman
Mr. Putnam
Harry Guthrie
van Buren Etyeet
Garden Place
Sardou Avenue
Gordon Street
Hie PY
Oakbad
First Ward
Santa Fe
Fort Leavenworth-Fort Tiley
Kansas River
Oakland
Topeka
North Topeka
Suit Seeks Damages From El Paso Railway
Albert C. Schaet ter filed a $23 000 damages suit in district court against the El Paso and Northeastern railway alleging a wreck near Otero county New Mexico on January 6 injured him when a handcar struck a sand bank and he was thrown and injured while repairing the track. He was treated at Alamogordo hospital before returning to work and seeks $25 008 in damages.
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el Paso
Albert C. Schaetter Han
el Paso & Northeastern Railway
Plaintff
Ae Ata Conida
Otero County
New Mexico
Hiv
Mile Post
Cur
Lenz
Alamogordo
Accubis
Rocksland Agents Move Up and Transfers at Rock Island
HB May, general agent of the pansenkyr department at Rock Island Philadelphia, moves to Denver to take the general agent post there. T. J. Miller, traveling passenger agent east of Chicago, will replace Ray in Philadelphia. William Crawford, city passenger agent at New York, becomes Miller’s traveling replacement at Chicago. Frank B. Gilmer, carner passenger agent on the Mississippi river lines, transfers to Wisconsin and northern Michigan territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB May
Pansenkyr
Rock Island
Philadelphia
Denver
T. J. Miller
Chicago
Ray
Willam ¥. Crawford
Newe York
Mr. Miller
Lathigh Valley Railroad
New York
Frank B. Gilmer
Carener
Minswurt River
Wisconsin
Smieligan Territory
Weekly Bank Statement for New York Summary
Weekly bank statement shows loans 935101.20 and various figures including a 2 490 725 decrease. Mentions California grant hook island and daily ticket sales for March. Note contains garbled phrases about prehistoric man and women’s interest.
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New York
Homeseekers Excursions via the Banta Fe
March 4 and 18 bus trips to Arkansas Arizona New Mexico Old Indian Territory offer one fare plus for the road. Tickets valid on return date with single form. See depot agent for details. Also an advertisement for DeVoe Liquor Cure Co offering confidential help for liquor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Arizona
New Mexico
Old Indias
Trostal Stan
Privie
Gepot Fos Pare Joulurs
Yu Artentias
DeVoe
Tenet State Journal
Alechioh
Smash the Club Event Sparks Public Safety Debate
A fragmented report describes a club incident with references to rescue efforts and concerns for public safety. It mentions a person named Brent and a location near Ariel Drum and Raneae Avenue, with vague indications of health and life risks. The text lacks coherent details but implies a dangerous situation and possible medical aid.
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Jmcameria
Conauers Grid
Ariel Drum
Raneae Avenue
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Grippe
Diala
Manyon
Joe
Isascy Suston
New Crawford Theater
Mirve Anna
Eva Faysomnolency
Las Anna
Stater
Midisis Square Theater Co
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sam Joaquin
T. L. King
T. M. James
Postoffice Building
N. Topeka
Grystal
Rory
Electric Workers
Old Hall
W. J. McLaughlin
W. Piatt
Gity
Wrton Pacific KR
Botug County
Uri
Bo J
Byanadl
Conta Howard A. Keiser
Cornwall
Mr. Howe
First Methodist Church
Gorann
Natlise Misa
Germany
J. F. McAfee
North Quincy Street
Anna Ozelle
Harry J. Nichols
Rollin Nichols
W. Y.S. W. Party
Ano
Alice Alston
W. E. Alwon
Shortid
Investicutr
Remy den Haerynch
Feewas den Haerynch
Remy den
Albert Warner
Pbabenars Hongrolae No. 2
Linstr. den Haarynck
W. F. Roehrjuai Co
Kunaer Avenue
Sues EL Paso Railroad
Raediahie
Rocksland
Grant Hook Island
OM ST. New York
Ken
Jen
Devoe Liquor Cure Co
Kansas Ave
Kansas
JL. Winchell, Mer
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