Social Events Highlight Topeka Society Scene
Topeka hosts a Patchwork of gatherings with Lorimer entertaining guests at Potwin and a wedding in Kilmer Center. Attendees include Mrs Armstrong, Mrs Arthur, Mrs Nelson, Mrs Redden, Mrs Rogers, and many more from Topeka, North Topeka, and nearby towns. The Med J. Sorat and Miss Leacher headline a farewell recital as others travel to Kansas City, Wichita, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer
Potwin
Wiernock
Hi. G. Larimer
Armstrong
Arthur
Kestan
Hobart
W. PL Hemiphit
City Center
Ars. J. Shaffer
Kilmer
Hes
Glendinineg
North Topeka
Utielatins
Brucker
Chay Center
Xroom Fy
Cemister
Lay Foun
EL Strickter
Fury
Glendenning
A/ Johnwoe
HB Juhneon
Ste
W. A. Gilelikt
Wc Gilchrist
Helen Stevens
Liz
Christin
Dawdhter May
Willian Johnson
Miller
Mier
Matt Stapleton
Ros Perk
Shore
T. FE. Wer
Mery. Ejus
Clarence Ad Lee Witkon
TK. Ream
Mike Mary Christan
Topeka
Wiliam Htussei Mertian
Misa May Miller
Pairview
Kent
Ene Kemp
J. J. Prey
Albuquerque
N. M
David Mulvane
Washington
Jem Sadie Atchison
Leavenworth
W. H. Rossingam
Rossington
la Dunta
Charles Martin
Prankeeppines
Myra van Houten
St. Joseph
Aiinnir Pier
Herington Rottescer
Mard Miller
Ugar
Myrtle Callaham
Agnes Hanson
Halph Clouser
Frank Alderson
Lottie Lindbers
Pittsburg
Wb. Newcrmer
W. A. Bannister
St Marys
O. K. Swayee
W. BH
Erihar
Siloam Hatte
Lish Sonc
Mra
Greed
AR. Lingsfelt
Nelie Leacher
Frank S. Thomas
James Moore
H. J. Shirer My. Lath
New York
Benzinett Club Hosts Mistest Moth Evening
The Benzinett club entertained the Mistest Moth with a three course supper in the living room decorated with dried sage and green gable colors. Attendees included Miss Mary Spinney Thomson, Miss Bridget Arfey Hetle Byatt, Miss Francis OShaner, Miss Isabel Hennessy, Miss Magheer Steinmetz, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boenzinett
Benzinett
Mt W
Mary Spinviey ‘Thompeon
Bridget Arfey
Hetle Byatt
Francis O'Shan
Isabel Hennessy
Magheer Steinmetz
Sten Sue McBrien
Tim Murphy Waters
Lanie’ O'Rourke Bronson
KE Patrick O'Evart
Denis O'Mart Meltride
Mike Lafferty Meatiers
HR O'Donald Huggies
Fate of the Ville de St Nazaire survivors told by Hilda crew
The schooner Hilda brought in four survivors from the Ville de St Nazaire, after the steamer was wrecked off Hatteras on March 7. The four men recount a nightmare voyage with thirty aboard initially, most dying from cold, hunger, or madness before two boats reached safety. The vessel carried women and crew who perished amid storms and starvation while adrift for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hilda
Sunsl Apparentis
Toles
Vite de St Nagaire
Port Ag. Princ
Berrl
Tite
Reaven
Ville de St. Nazaire
Kerri
Klett
St Nazaire
Maire Stuts
Olr
Eheineor
Taeardl
Herald
de St. Nazaire
Hatteras
Jacqueneau
Iis
Kansas Woman's Press Association Meets in Teeyal Arranum Hall
The Kansas Woman's Press association opened its seventh annual meeting at Teeyal Arranum hall 723 Kansas Avenue at 11 o'clock. Presiding was Mrs Olive I Royce with prayers by Abs C J. The meeting appointed committees for names reception auditing and bylaws. Nearly a dozen new names were reported to be referred for action. A paper on association revision was read by Mrs Thurston in the absence of vice president Mr. I Balidrieh. Members present included Mrs Olive F. Rovee of Lpsbare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Woman's Press Association
Teeyal
Kansas Avenue
Olive I Royce
Abs
M. L. Rupe
Belle Harbaugh
Minnis Morgan
Thurstony
Billa BO Newell
Anne TL
Phurston
Matte Fekridge
Thurston
Balidrieh
Indies
Olive F. Rovee
Lpsbare
Man from Capital National Bank Case Pleads Guilty
Mosher, released from Bronx Yard yesterday, faced a second indictment for falsifying bank accounts. Before Judge Munger he pleaded guilty to the charge. Sentencing on the new count set at $5,000 bail. The Chicago connection noted in the afternoon hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Siosher
United States
Bronx
Lineal
Jude Munger
Mosher
Chicago
Behind the Footlights and Cushman’s Farewell Scene in Boston
New York dated March 1 describes Charlotte Cushman’s influence on manager Bryast and her personal warmth beneath a reputation for business acumen. An 1874 Boston farewell at Booth’s theater featured Cushman as Meg Merrilies, with a laurel wreath on stage and luminaries like Bryant Holmes and Howells in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charlotte ‘Cushman
Charleth Cushman
Aésistant Stags
Niblo's
Cushman
Booth
Guy Mannering
Miss Cushman
Meg Mirriliea
Meg
Mr. Winter
Mr. Bryant
Bryant
Miss Cashman
Fifth Avenue
Commodore Tooker
United States Navy
Charlotte Cushman
Samines Joux
Charlotte Cushman and Her Boston Queen Catherine Triumph
A historian recalls Charlotte Cushman’s 1880 Boston engagement in Henry VIT, her generosity to a young actor, and a remarkable curtain speech. The account notes her fame as Meg Merrilies and Queen Catherine, a lavish production, and a final Boston public appearance marked by an extraordinary ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vit
Boston
Thomas Barry
Miss Cushman
Queen Catherine
Meg
Cy Mannering
Charlotte Cushman
Dive Cushman
Buckley Accused of Heresy Over Bible Infallibility
The Rev Dr J M Buckley of New York editor of The Christian Advocate and noted canonical scholar faced charges of heresy at a New York Methodist ministers meeting After asserting that the King James Version is not infallible Buckley argued for the original Greek infallibility and defended orthodox stance while remaining wary of liberal labels He remains a leading conservative voice in Methodism and has opposed women’s admission to the general conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Buckley
New York
Christian Advocate
Leresy
Lyman Abbott
Buckley
Dr. Abbott
Dr. Buckley
Fish
Bishopa
The Gl ying of Checks Involving a Bakery Owner and Parker
E R oss bakery proprietor on lower Kansas avenue swore before Deputy County Attorney Guy to a complaint against N D Parker a young city collector for obtaining money by deceit Parker allegedly bought a sewing machine and paid with a check for 4 60 which the bank found to be from a non existent account Parker promised repayment but failed Parker is a known figure in the city and faces a preliminary hearing before Justice Grover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.ross
Kansas
Guy
N. D. Parker
Parker
Grover
Rost
Merchants’ National Bank
Rowley Bros Case Dismissed in District Court
The case by Em mete Rowley against his brother Hy K Rowley in district court was dismissed by Judge Hazen. The matter involved Rowley brothers partnership affairs or a recent family settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley Bros
Towaght
Emmete Rowley
Hy K_ Rowley
Hazen
Rowley Brothers
John Coynes Birthday Celebrated at Pleasant Valley
John Coyne celebrated his birthday with a St Patrick's Day gathering at his Pleasant Valley home. Friendship and family attended, and he received a handsome clock and an arm chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coyne
Pleasant Valley Spot Hight
MARKER REPORT FURNISHED TO Kiss Journal
The Wheat market opened easier then steadied as European news improved sentiment and Liverpool prices fluctuated. North Pearl receipts were light, with 26 cars reported from Minneapolis and Duluth versus 8 last week and 67 on the similar day last year. May futures advanced briefly before retreating, trading quiet but steady on steady demand and small shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancano
Liverpool
Peourl
Minneapolis
Juth
New York
Moore
Newton
Omalk
Dugine
Counselman
Tember
Boston
Pit Observer
Daley
Liu
Ceinsregie
Bache
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City markets show cattle receipts and shipments. cattle demand mixed with Texas steers and cows quoted, native steers and stockers active. Hogs weaker with heavy and packer categories trading lower. sheep receipts and shipments steady to higher. grain and futures notes cite May wheat and corn activity amid market chatter and overseas factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texan
Neds
Kansas City
Texas
Gaia
Mtexas
Kansas City Produce Market Readout Steady Use Incomplete Trade Terms
Kansas City market notes from March 14 show mixed lots with No 2 and No 4 prices, slight firmness in select items, and generally steady demand. Trade terms are partial and unclear, with references to dairy and creamery input and heavy receipts noted but not fully detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Prairie Slope
Market Gossip From Topeka and Chicago Grain Markets
Market gossip reports firmer Liverpool cables and mixed U S grain tones with wheat and corn quotes from Topeka Chicago and Kansas City. Observes waning wheat premia in Illinois Indiana Missouri and Kansas with cautious outlooks on future prices and earnings and notes about hogs cattle and scores in market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin & Chamberlin
Topeka
Kangur
Liverpool
Fontanil
Omaha
Kansas City
Incuckinari
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
BEM
Vanderbilts
Northwestern
Hoth St. Paul
Louisvile
Nashville
Atehison
Inteik
Toston
Antwerp
New York
London Cables
Cour
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Frank Loeerstrom
Coca
Hodezinie
Mite Blanche Jperser
Ektath Kenderding
Alisa Brssis
Marl
Norma Smith
Gus Bortects
Achsot
Alr
Toro Chements
Mart Wikhtal
Thas. Lagerirom
J. Sharitns
Mre
C. W. Allen
Mr. Speed Hughes
Evenrae
Nea
Oskaloosa
Edna Crane
Chas. Chewin
Lattie Crosby
Harry Sharp
C. €. Baker
Superia
Denver
A. M. Puller
P.P. Late
Atsl
M.A. Low
Bameda Eamilton
Mal Low
Mary Thompson
Z. A. Lenth
Seuni- Mo
Pollard
Tis Polk Street
Stedman Club
Annalles
Frances McCarter
Fate OF
ST. Nazaire
Women Journalists of
Topska
Laurel
Hocth
Post Bryast
Seply
Priendahipe
Parnewell
Bourke Cochran
Rome
DeWitt
G. W. Stansfield
Kangas Avenue
Associated Press
Kiss Journal
May
Star Park
Ted Zao Dower
N.Y
Goode & Chambertt
Brocka
Kaw
London
St. Paul
St. Petersburg
Athens
Chicago Gas
Lasidere
Dectiniie
Bulla
Gowth Chamberlin
Neesal Bay
Goodwin & Chamberlin Brokers
Grain
Topeka Grain & Stock Exchange
Bank OF Topeka
G. Logan
New York Stock
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