North Topeka notices and local notices rapid fire
North Topeka and vicinity report a swarm of short notices. Names such as Silver Lake Meriden Lecompton Albuquerque and Horton appear among community moves travel and social events. A death at Meriden, a funeral schedule, social gatherings and a wedding in Atchison are noted along with road work updates and a surprise party for a pastor.
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North Kansas
Albee
Silver Lake Ventuy
G. Martin
Meriden
Miver ‘Tarvib
Lecompton
James Hantey
Atkinson
Albuquerque
N. M
D. A. Wiser
Silver Lake
C. Nichaleon
Adame
Abia
Pearson
Minn Eenily
Hugh Coultie
Ralph Hollman
Jake Flolechary
Moniay
California
Jaro
Tonne
North
Kansas
Venus
Kimore
Jettetonville
Mra Flinore
Nortonvilley Bank
Praca
Bun
Wesley Mek
Quincy Street
Jill Bebela Tomarcan
Hoteie
Diane
Novel Surprise Party and Local Socials in Topeka
Mrs G B Sturgeon of Buchanan Street hosted a novel surprise party Monday evening for about twenty neighbors. Activities included country spelling games, charades, and a prize Kipling volume. Mr and Mrs Howard Hillis entertained at dinner at 804 Topeka Avenue with guests including Governor and Mrs W K Stanley and several judges and colonels. Multiple clubs met Tuesday afternoon and evening with substitutes noted. forthcoming entertainments and visits by local residents were listed.
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MacDowel
Hajen Otis
Allitson
Frank Thomas
Joe
George Stoker
G. B. Sturgeon
Buchanan Street
Acott
Lorrie Schley
O. PM. McCisi~tock
Kipling
Howard Hillis
Topeka Avenue
Afwr
W. K. Stanley
W. A. Doheston
A. A. Godard
George A. Clark
J.B. McFarland
H. M. Philips
W. AS. Bird
PD. Coburn
Gerow
ES. Quinton
M. W. van Valkenburg
Hen Akers
Pred Breeman
T. 4. Munn
C. Nichols
Kate Gunther
T. EB. Pounds
Frank Blanch
J. A Barry
Givens
Edward Wearth
F. Holyoke
H.C. Lang
W. Ferguson
W. E. Barry
Ferguson
Willis Greed
Willis Greed Accompanied Dr. SG. Stewart
Bine Fays
Hines
C.J. Brown
Brown
Topeka
Mr. Brown
Mire
M. BE. Young
Oklahoma
A. A. Hurd
Hiawatha
Kanes City
Marie Walsh
Maude Stokely
Euln Stokely
Prospect Avenue
Stokley
Miss Walsh
Topeka Pridey
Pearl McFarland
Lawrencee
Mabel Hility Ja
Topeke
Howard Hilts
Anna J. Hootey
Kansas City
Miller
Rossville
City
J. M. West
Chicago
West
A. J. Whitmore
Washington
H. B. Hogeboor
Buck= muviter
Woman's Sewing Society
FH. R. Ford
Misa Dairy Moore
Holton
ML J. Mercer
Birthday party and a spring wedding notice summary
Jene Sutton celebrated his eighth birthday with a surprise party Tuesday at his home on Adams street. Guests included Mildred Philph, Bessie Ross, Elma Mathes, Truth Hopkins, Besse Crage, Anna McGivern, Laocla Crage, Florence Cram, Grace Hand, Janes McGivern, Witla Sutton, Love Metre, Frederick Sutton, Seldie Swither, Loried Sutton, Wille Hand, Eddie Sutton and Oscar Gorge. Mn Mary McCarter announced the engagement of her daughter Oliver McCarter to Mr Fallon with the wedding set for Thursday March 26 at 8 PM at the bride’s home.
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Chicago
Jene Sutton
Adams Street
Mildred Philph
Bessie Ross
Elma Mathes
Truth Hopkins
Besse Crage
Anna McGivern
Laocla Crage
Florence Cram
Grace Hand
Janes McGivern
Witla Sutton
Love Metre
Frederick Sutton
Primary vote irregularities spur move for fresh Menoken ballot
At a Republican county central committee meeting plans were discussed to hold another primary vote in Menoken township after returns from the prior Saturday were canvassed. Only 40 votes were cast there due to late ballot delivery and two hours of no polling. Some voters paused, assuming no ballots were available, while election officials failed to start polls 2 to 6 pm as ordered. The mishap may trigger additional primaries across the First Commissioner district to address irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Menoken
Central
John Gardiner
William Mead
Time & Man
Kirnont
Rollins Place
Plac
H. Haines
Mencken Township
A. M. Callaham
Meneken
Central Committee
First Commissioner
Menoken Township
Aristocratic woman takes arsenic in East Third Street incident
Mrs Lille Rumey, a white resident at 418 East Third Street with her child, attempted suicide by ingesting arsenic about 10 o clock. Neighbors and police responded as she sought aid at neighbor Mrs John Weaver’s house before returning home. The physician confirmed she was heavily intoxicated and in need of care.
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Lille Rumey
East Third Street
Rumey
Jno. Weaver
Stan Mailld
Woman Takes Arsenic By Mistake Then Refuses Treatment
Questioned by Officer Goff the woman said she had taken poison, arsenic, by mistake. Dr. White used a stomach pump after she refused medicine. She initially refused, then agreed to take anything but the rh and seizure method. She warned a neighbor of intent to die, and police found no arsenic remaining. She is expected to recover.
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Goff
White
Caldwell’s Correction Tells About Himself For State Librarian
Candidate Caldwell defends claims in a letter to the State Journal editor. He denies selling Beloit Courier for a political job, says he supported Populism while keeping the paper aflame, and refutes ties to a Topeka pension agency. He notes Union Army service and long ties to Mitchell County, Beloit, and Shawnee County.
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Btute Journal
Beloit Courier
Kirwin Land Office
Grover Cleveland
Courier Affont
Topeka Pension Agency
Bennett R. Wheeler
Investment Trust Company
Federal Building
Beloit
State Journal
Shawnee County
Wochester
Soldier Creek
Shanee County
Kansas
Belire
Warren resigns from Central of New Jersey
New York March 12 Charles H Warren vice president of the Central railroad of New Jersey has resigned to enter service with another railroad. He will sail April 10 for a rest and be abroad for weeks. His resignation was tendered and accepted. Warren has been in charge of the Central property for years and under his direction several departments were reabsorbed. Prior to joining the Central he held a leadership role in the Great Northeast division.
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Breather
State Journal
Jouseph St. Pollunt
Oldier Township
Teanie Gradius
Santou
Bruce
Kansas City
Argonauts
Mins Minneete Loop
Tro Juckson Street
Toman
W. B. Hutchinson
O White
Oakland
Purvie
Purvis
Sparks-Hall
Anna Sparks
Atebisun
Hall
Parmington
Kis
Mire Hall
Atchison Businas College
A. Sparkes
Holman
New York
Charles H. Warren
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Warren
T Central Railroad of
Sears
Jamnen
J. Hill
Central
Suit to restrain stock sale and wind up company
March 12 in Trenton New Jersey a suit in the United States equity court seeks to halt collection of the stock issue of the American Al keli company and to wind up its affairs. W. W. Gibbs of Philadelphia faces charges of fraudulent transactions tied to promoting the company and Tim faces allegations of obtaining large cash sums and stock via a secret arrangement with the Commercial Development company.
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Trenton
United Stats Es Ealt
American Alkeli Company
Che Bil
W. W. Gibbs
Philadelphia
Tim
Bimevif
Commerial Development
Timtted
Akal Company
Stock scheme alleged in caustic soda patents case
A Philadelphia suit alleges a firm overvalued patents for caustic soda and pushed a Canada plant investment. Gibbs is blamed for dominating the company with 40 percent stock while profits reportedly never materialized. Resolutions in September levied a $10 per share assessment on preferred stock, seeking to recover the unpaid $1.2 million with suits to restrain collection and seek court action.
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Canada
Gibbs
Winfield
Campbell
Washington Righter
Pate S. Thompson
W. Paul Suthers
Philadelphia
The Sultan of Sulu Musical Opens at Studebaker Theater
George Ade and Alfred G Waithall present The Sultan of Sulu a new comic opera at the Studebaker theater by Castle Square opera company. The audience hailed the piece a success with vociferous calls for the author and composer. The satire targets social and political motives and customs while the music and lyrics receive praise and several numbers drew repeated encores. The work’s humor and cleverness, though bound to change in future performances, show strong potential.
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Chicago
Sultan of Sulu
George Ade
Alfred G. Waithall
Studebaker Theater
Castle Square Opera Company
Elands
Mr. Walthall
H. D. Mann
Imperial Guards
Ian
Mr. Litt
Convicted of Bank Robbery in Belleville Court
John Stevens alias Harrington convicted in Belleville court for robbing the National Stock Garde Bank on January 6. Sylvester Laviense and Cheries Meyers tried with him were acquitted. Jury found Stevens guilty after proceedings noting a $25 payment to California via Santa Fe Daily during March and April, with through trains and sleeper cars.
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St. Louis
John Stevens
Harrington
Burns
Hircart
Belleville
Til
National Stock Garde Bank
Sylvester Laviense
Cheries Meyers
Carever
California
Santa Fe
Session for Young Men Commercial Club Meeting Tonight
The Topeka Commercial club holds a regular meeting tonight described as a young business men’s feastling with plans for a union passengers venture. F J Parown will aid in organizing a prick utwcturinie company and papers will be read by Chas H Matthews Wm K Drechsel and other young business men. Obvery! Young men should attend as secretary J T Anderson urges support from older members.
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Chas
H. Matthews
Crystal Laundry
Wm. K. Drechsel
Matthews & Drechsel
Ahoes
Mali J. T. Anderson
Wichita plans study visit to Topeka auditorium project
Wichita has appointed three commissioners Precot, Giles Smith and W. P. Bchett to visit Topeka’s auditorium site. They will obtain a detailed cost statement and gather information of value to Wichita’s plan for a local auditorium. L Davidson notes the need for a substantial auditorium to maximize advantages.
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Wichita
Topeka
Precott
Giles Smith
W. P. Bchett
Legal and Military Notices Mix in Erratic Report
The document cites the Attorney General and affidavits about an annual corporate report requirement, noting a law that makes entering into certain combinations a misdemeanor with penalties. It also reports fighting in Manchuria with a saber clash between forces near Tangudes, noting events in St Petersburg.
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Genera Hamlin
United Tates Vn Prams
Smarts
Mlestinestoy
Inw
Manchuria
Bt. Petersburg
Man
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Taffeta Sur
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Annex
Reuben
North Topeka
Rr. AM
Weer Laurent Street
Mra
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Neynott
Thewenss
Yap Buren Street
Abuller
Aixtoc
Pulat Jaranant Vhurch
Eee Coleman Cemetery
Waetmans
China
Purch
Japan
Hansas Ave
Society
Ladson’ Music Club
J. W
G. B. Penny
Seleédone
Beethoven
Weber
Hawley A
Frank’ Foster
Schattentann
Preyer
Tolanthe Club
W. C. Higby
Mise Ramsey
St. Marys
Lewis Greenwood
Mra. M. F. Rigby
Mra. Greenwood
Mre
A. A. Hayes
S. Scrinopski
A. Scrinopski, Jr
Kansas Ave
S. Scrinopski & Son
Kansas Avenue
Caldwell
Mitchell County
Solomon Valley
W. H Caldwell
Jackson Street
Kanzas Shawnes County
Jersey Central
Alkali Co
Bours
New Crawford Theater
Miss Fay
Slasview
Satuay
Prive
Ladies Tree Avadas
Lubier & Conee
SAG Harbor
Ores Pirie Eieeee
Ee Et Shore
A. Beat Auto Degina Wiesing
T+ Seana Auditorium
Supreme Court
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