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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1897

Page

6

Society World Highlights Topeka Guests and Gatherings

Topeka society notes report Mrs G Foster hosting a birthday dinner for daughter Lillian and Miss Margaret Mulvane. Numerous local residents attended including Mrs Sarah Mulvane and Mr David Mulvane. Neighborhood clubs held meetings, while social calendars note travels, weddings and musical events in Topeka and surrounding towns.

We Dome Mms Mw Grace Cart Ida Welw Ide Horn FE Frasier Stra Emma Sith Grace Cart Belle Hobmann Harry ‘Talcott Sadie Spilman O. C. Ae Ward Cronenters Siete ‘Talbott Beulahovine

New Business Block Planned at Sixth and Jackson Streets

A brick two story block, 150 by 50 feet, will rise at the southeast corner of Sixth and Jackson. Construction to start next week, finished by summer. Architects Wood handles bids. owners are Dr. G. J. Mulvane and J. W. Leonard. First floor to house stores. second floor for I.O.O.F. lodges. Estimated cost $7,000 to $16,000.

Sixth Street Jackson Cormer Sixth and Jackson Streets Wood OG. F G. J. Mulvane J. WH. Leonard

Death of Mrs Lantry in Topeka Home

Mrs Mary Lawler Lantry 31 wife of Chan J Lantry died at 910 Monroe street this morning after a brief illness that developed into pneumonia. Surviving are two young daughters and her husband and brothers in Dubuque and St Paul. Funeral at Church of the Assumption Friday with burial at Prairie du Chien. Other notices include Harriet W Cook and Pearl Peterson funeral plans in Topeka area.

Mary Lawler Lantry Chan J. Lantry Monroe Street Lantry Aew Church of the Assumption Patter Mayden Prairie du Chien Harriet W. Cook Loa 7Ter Street Pearl Peterson John B. Peterson West Fourth Street Linnsbors Kan Topeka

Frankfort Readers Delve Into 3000 Page Jackson Case Record

Bradley began reading a 3000 page record in the Jackson case in Frankfort. Jackson's attorney L J Crawford met the governor to urge a full read and file a brief, a process expected to take several days. Alonzo Walling's case paper has not arrived yet.

Frankfort Bradley Scott Jackwmn Jackson L. J. Crawford Alonzo Walling Walling

Actress Leslie Carter III Stricken Ill in Washington

In Washington at the Shoreham hotel Leslie Carter III a noted actress is seriously ill with laryngitis caused by vocal strain from her role as the heroine in David Belasco’s The Heart of Maryland Doctors report the illness may keep her from public appearances for an extended period The company lacks a ready substitute capable of matching her part for the planned performances

Washington Leslie Canter Shoreham Hotel Monte Immysits David Belas Maryland

Walling's Mother Tries Appeal to Pearl Bryan Family

Mrs Walling, mother of Alonso Walling, traveled to Green Castle Indiana with a feud to seek mercy for her son. She visited A S Bryan, Pearl Bryan's father, at the Bryan home but the family declined to speak to Governor Bradley. The reception was courteous though no word of clemency was offered.

Walling Pearl Bryan Green Castle Ind

Spain Apraid of Snovel Release Prompted by US Demand

A World dispatch reports Sylvester Snovel’s release from Sanct Spiritus Jail followed threats of US reprisals if harm came to him. Washington protests pressed for action and diplomats urged the Captain General of Cuba to free him. President McKinley and Secretary Sherman took personal interest in Stavel’s case, marking an early instance of international concert.

New York Washington Sylvester Snovel Sanct Spiritus United States Senor de Lome Astuce Cuba Cuba Recommending Mrs. Stavel McKinley Sherman Mr. Stavel Wan Setion

Monon Railroad Sold to Reorganization Committee

The Monon railroad was sold this morning for 3 million dollars to a New York bidder, H. H. Jalltre, acting for a reorgan ization committee led by Frederick Olcott, Henry W. Poor, and Lang. The bond issue will be reorganized and the line will be known as the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville railroad.

Indianapolis Monon Railroad Diielts H. H. Jalltre New York

Woyler Frees Another American in Cable Report

Washington dispatch reports a cable from Consul Melluri at Clenfugos announcing the liberation of Antonio Sumres Wes Villar, an American citizen, after a cableslam reached the state department this morning.

Woyler Washington State Department United States

Local notes on court admission and union meetings

William Weiss was admitted to practice in district court today. The Populist League opens new quarters in the old Hall O Donald building on East Eighth Street with a meeting tonight. Wells Fargo Express moves from East Sixth Street to the former Postal Telegraph building on Kansas Avenue. Topeka lodge No. 181 A O U W asks members to attend Friday evening March 12 for important business. Committees meet at Enelsier lodge Thursday evening March 21 at 8 o'clock. Unspecified lodge No. 330 holds a special meeting Friday March 12 for important business.

William Weiss Pracee Populist League Hall-O'Donald East Eighth Street Wells Fargo Express Company Fromts East Sixth Street Kansas Avenue Postal Telegraph Company Notics Topeka Lodge No. M1 Res.queststs En Elsier Urekn Lodge

The Spelling Match at the Little Country Schoolhouse

A social event showcases spelling contests and school romance as local boys and girls choose sides in friendly rivalries. The piece skeptically ponders whether future Americans will remain proficient spellers and laments common misspellings without a gazetteer.

Spelling Match Recalled From Old School Days

The essay recalls a bygone spelling class with lines of students facing the teacher, choosing sides, and a climactic finale where the last two spellbinders fought for a poetry prize. It notes the shift to oral exercises and social gatherings, with little chance today to “spell down the school.”

Epellis Rosie Jack Srwete

Doctors Bill Takes Precedenc In France Estate Claim

In France the doctor's claim on a deceased patient's estate outranks all other creditors and heirs, establishing priority for medical fees in probate proceedings. The ruling underscores medical practitioners’ right to payment before other claims.

France

Market Report From Chicago and Kansas City Hard Hit By War News

Chicago and Kansas City market notes describe wheat weak to mixed trade with war scare headlines, steady to higher provisions, and slow oats. Hogs, cattle, and sheep show varied activity with receipts and shipments cited. interrogations about war vessels surface amid cautious trading and stock market chatter.

Chicago Nvuel Liverpool Northwest Bradstreet May Yeetertay Ofelock Plone Csinas Saxere Titan Ss Aars Texas Atockers Kansas City Creamery Auiis Easgas City Livestock Market Muren Texas Nida Goodwin & Chambertin Duluth York Sager Werk Meche Washington Maine Chiveks Minneapolle Vaya Paul Ividead Jersey Central Togs Mark Lane Berlin New York Weil Yechape Lom James Tunis Cingo Me— Creek Bache Turner and Norton Kaneas Tusheta Fury Chi Farmers Rand Baeesse

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