Topeka Society Brightens With Washington Class Events
Dr and Mrs Sheldon entertain the graduating class of Kansas Medical College at a 7 o clock dinner at Hotel Cordell. Mr Lagerstrom and Miss Adah Carter are wed in a ceremony at a Topeka church. Miss Mabel Hillis hosts a pleasant bean hunt party with a large guest list and lively games.
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Sheldon
Medical College
C.K. Lagerstrom
Adah Carter
C. E. Sheldon
Chad
Kankae Medical
Lynd
Warlors
Lagermrom
Firty Fulatves
Trienis
Aduh
Tng
der Ateiert
Delssohn
Palma
Pariar
Lagerstram
My. Lagerstrun
Tkté
Topeka
Cubans in No Hurry Ind to Seek Independence Says Gomes
Havana dispatch reports Sen Messint Platt Alurich and Teller on Cuba visit say independence delays may benefit. Gen Maximo Gomes says Cubans favor a slow steady path. Havana chamber head Geleb adds self rule not yet feasible. State board of education sets reading and history questions for teachers certificates starting December 1 based on Curtis US and Foreign Powers and Falke on Literature.
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Maximo Gomes
Prest
Aunt Geleb
Havana Chamber of Commerce
Nbans
State Board of Education
United States
Curtis
Autes “Falke
British and Irish parliamentary turmoil and Dewey’s southbound journey
Reports show a bill in the subsistence department and travel pay for discharged soldiers, amid Irish and Tory clashes in the Commons led by Mr Balfour. Separately, Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey travel by special train toward Macon with hundreds greeting them at Savannah station as the journey includes Jacksonville and Palm.
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the Army
Leutenant Coigmeani
Secretary of War
Dewey
Savannah
Gu. Mares
Admiral
Mra Dawey
Macor
Penvie
Fucete Grewal
Jacksonville
Palm
Hutchinson News Expands and Capital Stock Increase
The Hutchinson News reports a expansion by the company under state printer WY Morgan. The charter shows a capital stock increase of 56 000 and funds used to purchase a new building.
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Hutchinson News
Hutchinson News Company
WY. Morgan
Pew
Kingston Council Approves Law for Regime Expenses
In Kingston Jamaica on March 21 the regional council passed a law to appropriate over ELsonia funds to cover expenses of the Recorder during secure week. Citizens express bitterness about the action.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Regimiarive Council
Couny
Government Nomminees
Elsonia
Topeka Street Fair proposal outlines setup and dates
Dr Gray of the International Exhibition company pitches a city street fair for Topeka last week May, detailing booths on Quincy street with a single 10 cent gate, midways at the far end, and a 33 1 2 percent take for his firm. The Commercial Club debates spring versus fall timing and whether outside management is best for a successful event.
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Heid
Bary Johuaton
Armin A. Wolskiren
St. Loule
Throop
Rica
Wall Funes
C. Eyint
Piishire Daily Tribuns
Canon
Brsay
Mra. W. HL
Ew Enka
Jalian Vincent
Clay Center
Mra
Charies War Potwin Art Clase Bes
Tbe
Navy of
Florence
Lincoln Schont
Red Pate Hood
Mies Cin
Anna Payne
Mite Blataine Stewart
Cne
Furtt Pal ‘Ain
Sa Ianeer Irs
Mate Ose
California
Husteen's
Denver
Bernard Crosby
Se John's
Miliary Academy
Aire
Crosby
M. & Stoker
Eitte Lucey
Chitago
Miss Hurt
Topeka
Drew
Anderson
Howard Wilder
P. L. Wise
Brigham
Bonebrake
EL H Crosby
D. J. Greenwald
Abe Steinberg
Charles L. Wood
T. B Sheard
D. P. Paxton
W. F. Weber
Holman
John EL Frost
Seortary Anderson
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Boston
Muncie
Ind
Kanans
Dr. Gray
Devia
Topettal
Los Angeles
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
Allegheny
Lavlaville
Meolina
Belleville
Illinois
PT. Bonebrake
Quincy Street
Sixth Avenue
Fourth Streets
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Quincy
Fifth and
George M. Noble
Duslbrea Enterprises
Fim
Committee Agrees On Terms With Street Fair Promoter
The Commercial club street fair committee, chaired by Dr J Gray, approved a contract to supervise the event in Topeka. The fair runs May 25 to June 2, with local booths priced at 2 dollars per front foot and outside firms at RM per front foot. A future early meeting will address remaining details.
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Commercial Club
Nn T
J. Gray
Topeka
Sftair
Distress in Hawaii as plague relief funds strained
Steamship Hong Kong Mara arrives from Asia as Honolulu reports only one plague case in seven days. Health rules ease and goods move offshore while Maui and Hawaii islands are deemed clean again. Relief funds are exhausted. the Hawaiian relief society is urged to spend its remaining 1,000 for emergencies. Officials say no new appropriation is possible.
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San Francisco
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
Associated Press
Board of Health
Maui
Hawaii
Kahatui
Hilo
Council of State
Ontcern
Hawaiian Relief Society
Yours
Damon
Miniter Young
Young
Tuies
Santa Fe telegraphers reject concessions at Chicago conference
The Santa Fe telegraphers were turned down for the second time at a Chicago conference. Vice President Barr refused concessions sought by the grievance committee while General Manager Mudge urged patience. The group plans to take its demands to President Rigby on return from California, seeking $30,000 yearly in raises and the general chairman's power to dictate promotions. Chief Powell of the Order of Railway Telegraphers attended the meeting. The operators have not yet threatened a strike but will pursue the demands with persistence.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Barr
Mudge
Rigby
California
Powell
Order of Railway Telegraph
Hipley
Glee Club Plans Saturday Concert Tour Under HA Aegis
The glee club will perform Saturday evening at Washburn Colleen Gite in wit ave concert under the High School Athletic Association. The club aims to embark on a state tour and promises solid entertainment value with earnings from the Journal per month by mail.
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Glee Club
Eve Washburn
Colleen Gite
Hieh Wehool
Local notices and social visits mark Topeka page events
A jumble of society items reports guests and visits including Mrs. Courtney and Mr. Roof of Silver Lake, Marion Myers in Meriden visiting C D Myers, Miss Nettle Jones in Bradford, plans for an Easter fair by Church of the Good Shepherd, and various neighborhood updates. Marriage of Della Warner to Adolphus Long noted, smallpox case and quarantine at a West Law-Fent street home, plus Shawnee County W T U institute remarks and a sale ad from Costley & Post offering discounted goods.
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Kimball Printing Company
St. Lancas Avenue
Courtney
Roof
Marion Myers
Meriden
C.D. Myers
Nettle Jones
Bradford
Vis
North Side
Will Murphy
Netna
Topeka
Anne Alice Rudy
Monroe Street
BF. Seetemire
Junction City
Church of the Good Shepherd
Harrison Street
Elmont
Capital View
Seal
AE . Dickinson
Jessie Warner
Wilmington
Becaint
Mek HD
Eeaale
Firat
Blnor Betts
San Bernardino
Cal
Iilmont
Af Huaith
Edgar Jamen
West Law- Fent Street
Shawnee County
WC. T. U
North Topeka
Aea Bers
County Institute
Sheldon
Costley & Post
No Help From Holland In South African War Peace Efforts
The Hague dispatch reports the Netherlands declined intervention after Britain declared it would not accept it. The Dutch government expressed readiness to back steps toward peace. Also, Topeka’s W W Gillespie won a frescoing contract for the state house, a modest sum, to decorates the court area near the entrance to the supreme court building.
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Holland
The
Hague
March
Steyn
Kruger
Netherlands
State House
Executive Council
W. W. Gillespie
Topeka
Pew Rode
Oourt
Hobart Memorial Committee Statement Update
A Hobart committee released a brief statement amid fundraising for a memorial in New York. The message references a wedding and royal figures, including Princess Stephanie of Vienna, and notes a court chaplain’s involvement in coordination.
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New Yor
Hobart Memorial
Hobart
Paterson Today
Stephanie
Vienna
March
Sephanie
Pee ‘Longay
Mar Joes Waustle
Offtimine
Governor weighs board of charities seat and cattle panel
Gov Stanley considers appointing a member to the state board of charities to fill the Dolan vacancy and push for a minority representation. He has not chosen a successor for the Livestock Sanitary Commission and may nominate several candidates with local support and opposition amid county by county debate. The death of Homer A. Morrow is noted, with funeral plans to follow.
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Stanley
State Board of Charities
PH. Dolan
Saifna
Stanley Nes
Tyler
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Grestwood County
J. W. Jonteon
Hirstiton
Morrill
W. J. Ryan
Bela
Dhurition
Hyomel Promises Quick Cure for Colds and Breathing Ailments
An old advertisement touts Hyomel as a overnight cold breaker and cure for catarrh bronchitis and consumption. It claims Hyomel also treats croup asthma and other respiratory issues and warns neglected colds lead to worse illness.
HYOMEI Inhalation Cures Trial At The Booth Co
A fragment notes Hyomei inhalation cures and mentions a trial run by The Booth Co in Ithaca New York with RE ye Oot ee or mail as stray text. The readable portion indicates a medical inhalation remedy promotion tied to a local booth or company event.
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National Conference of Charities and Correction
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