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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1901
Page
7
An upcoming meeting will elect new officers for the Golfers at Play Association. Caddies form a mutual protection group, drafting rules to govern players and safeguard their rights at Keith's tract in Potyrin, with a plan to present these rules to the association president.
A mosaic of terse telegraph items notes strikes easing amid economic strain, naval and shipyard developments, political moves, and diplomatic shifts. Reports mention marches, protests, government actions, and overseas incidents from Berlin to New York, with casualties and policy changes scarce but present.
The Kansas Woman's Press association schedules a meeting at the Cope Wend Dot with sessions on The Newspaper Woman's and the Public School, The Dignity of a Commonplace Conscience, and speeches by Mrs Laura en Jobe, Miss Rite Graham, and others. Delegates aim for National Press Bowennling with talks on journalism and education. Evening program includes a reception at 7 with music and readings by Minnie D. Moran and Anna Marie Nellie.
The report records a cold day with Adrian Sherman and Harry Mortman achieving multiple scores. Three scores of 120 and one of EM noted alongside a "twice around the local courts" performance. Includes mention of associated towns and groups within the association.
A rambunctious stage piece stars Jule Walters and Laulee Lewellyn in a boisterous vaudeville style comedy. The review highlights melodramatic villains, frantic crowd scenes, and slapstick skits with heavy makeup, quick quips, and a chorus of heckling gallery spectators.
Des Moines leader John BlacViear is en route to Topeka to assume a state agency post with Northwestern Life and Savings. The Des Moines News reports ex-mayor Jake MacViear as a prominent political figure in Polk County, potentially moving to Kaunas, with speculation on future statewide ambitions and a shift in civic leadership.
Classifieds show multiple wants including a nurse or nurse’s aide, a stenographer and typist, a capable assistant for tasks, and a middle aged widow seeking a keeper or companion. Notes include requests to contact Care Journal at 220 East 6th Street and 20 East 5th for arrangements and employment offers.
The Stepan Agency lists rental houses and a lot on Fates Ave in Towne. Properties include a 5 indur lot at Sit ina and a few evod barns near Peha Ave. Central Nation Bank Ride is associated with the listing.
The First Presbyterian Church of Topeka elected officers and trustees at a late meeting led by moderator Judge T F Garver. Funds approved include a $200 church committee allocation plus other Sunday and mission school appropriations. Elders for five year terms named Chase Lorimer and Lawbaugh among others.
The executive committee of the Kansas Editors or Executive Committee of the Temperance Union held a meeting yesterday at Junze T. Garver's home with members Judge Garver A H Vanes FD Coborn 3 BR Liter Mrs AL Thorn ton Mrs Andre L. Diggs Rev Charles M Arnoldon and Thomas Pare present. Vacancies were filled by election including White Enporla E R Cowgill Succeed Being Herbert Hiawatha Mrs Cora G Lawton Kinsley Mr Moker Clay Center James A Troutman Topeka and Re i Schnacks Great Bend. The resignation of Treasurer PO Pepenoe was received and accepted, and now Coburn chosen to take his place as work was reported to be in a proenavans condition, a large number of new local and county organizations having been formed since the annual convention.
A historical listing compiles scattered classified ads for rooms for rent including furnished units with modern amenities. multiple brokers and locations noted. Also present are assorted real estate and business opportunities, mining prospects, stock schemes, and miscellaneous sales offers with varied terms and questionable credibility.
Judge Hagen ruled the building at Seventh and Kansas Avenue is subject to taxes since it is not used entirely for benevolent purposes. The Knights and Ladies of Security faced a tax finding tied to the property’s rental use by storekeepers and office tenants.
The article extols the Lehigh Valley route between Niagara Falls and New York and Philadelphia, praising panoramic scenery at every turn. It highlights ornate train cars, onboard service, and dining offerings as part of a travel feature along the scenic line.
Exhibition of spring style at the merchant tailoring shop of Olat Pkbere located at 111 Wert Seventh Street. Security byding Kao ae Dyspepsia and Indigestion De eee Saati presented. price six on par pac.
New Crawford Theater presents shows at Academy of Music with tickets listed at 36c and 75a, details include seating and schedule for a silent film season.
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