Topeka society notes vibrant with dances and visits
Delightful event at the downtown studio attracted about twenty five guests. Music featured violin and piano pieces by local artists including Mr. Alf Kingenberg and Mendelssohn trio selections. Readers and readings planned for next tea with Miss Elinor Thompson returning from St Joseph where she met Mme Schumann Heink. Various visits and parties across Topeka noted, with many local residents hosting or traveling to nearby cities.
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Mussen
Echool
Imisxic
Washburn College
AMC Klingenberg
Perry Grimsley
George Stoker
Ingalls
Mids
Charlotte Parkhurst
Mary Wardeen
Down Town
Karena Avenue
Third Fiem
Itstf
Receivisia
Kdingenberg
Mn Mendelgadha
George Harlaw
Crete
Viniin
Mra. Park- Durst
Mise Elinor Thompson
St. Joseph
Fiid
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Conaire
Heink
Metropole
Auss Thompson
Tepeke
Pissed
Schumann+ Hi
Scoompaniat
Mme. Heink
Miss ‘Thum
Topeks
Massame Hus
Ae Hartman
Ers
Germany
A. J. Kelty
Potwin
J. Wi Bailey
Nea
Dan Daly Dead A Broadway comedian passes away in New York
Dan Daly, famed Broadway comedian, died after a hemorrhage in his Setet Vendome home. He had recent Boston illness and suffered a decline linked to consumption while under Dr Gilsay’s care. Daly’s wife Margaret Daly and two Daly siblings mourn. Daly was known for his fog horn voice and dry humor in The Elves of New York and other shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
March
den Paty
Walter
Gilth
Daly
York
Gilsay
Mrai
Margaret Daly
Dewcy
Jihat Pinvern
Srey Dan Daly
Daly family of performers a noted old block
The Daly siblings Lucy and Margaret form part of a famed clan that includes Captain Bill Daly the high kicker and Dan Daly a top priced comic. The family, except for the parents, produced many in art and sport with the Boston wife of one member and a son Robert named after Hob Daly, described as a perfect old block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Margaret
Daly
Cal
Thomas
Robert
Bill Daly
Timothy
Dan
Dan Dily
Boston
Hob Daly
Ehip
Van Hook Narrowly Escapes Gas In Kansas City
A Topeka man A K Van Hook, agent for Travellers Insurance, nearly suffocated in Kansas City after mistakenly turning on gas when retiring at Centropolis hotel on Friday. He was found unconscious, treated by a police surgeon, and returned to Topeka, expected to recover within days.
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Topeka
Kansans
A. K. van Hook
Travellers’ Insurance Company
Kansas City
Centropolis
van Hook
Passengers Arrive Aboard Moltke from Hamburg to St Louis
The Moltke brought Count Friedrich Wilhelm von Limure Stirtum German commissioner to the St Louis exposition Prof Paul Schley Wilhelm Spielmann and ten heads of German government departments plus 12 assistants and 2 others linked to German exhibits Hans Peterk Austrian commissioner to St Louis and Felix Masterson and family in second cabin Masterson tied to California forgery case. The Smoot protest investigation set to resume April 12 in Washington with witnesses including Mormon church officials.
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Moltke
New York
Hamburg
Southampton
Cherbourg
Friedrich Wilhelm von Limure Stirtum
St. Louis Exposition
Paul Schley
Wilhelm Spielmann
St. Louis
Hans Peterk
Cruisers Sail for San Domingo Mission Amid Coaling
The United States cruiser Detroit coaled and departed Con yesterday for San Domingo. The cruiser Montgomery is coaling and likely to follow to San Domingo.
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San Domingo
Dolph
United States
Cruizer
Detroit
Cauieer
Montgomery
Lkely
Offer Promises Free Bottle of Liquorone Germ Killer
A dated advertisement touts Liquorone as a powerful germicide claimed to destroy bacteria in the blood and body without internal use. It pledges $1,000 for a die hard germ it cannot kill and offers a free full size bottle by mailing a coupon, urging readers to test the product without obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
America
Carriage Coat of Pongee Features in Sale
Fragmentary notice describes a carriage coat of pongee fabric with folds and tufting details. Mentions protein and Golden in vague context, unclear date or full items. No clear persons, organizations, or locations readable.
North Topeka Society Notes And Local Movements
North Topeka column lists residents moving homes and visiting relatives. Mr Bright and family relocate to Parkdale. J H Foucht attends work after illness. Fred Doane returns from Fort Riley. Mrs Florence Musson visits from Kansas City. D T Gabriel travels to Denison on business. Marshall's band to play at millinery opening. Willine Banat Be heads to Kansas City to check farm interests. social events include Norton Lyon's gathering and small family visits. local church meeting set at Central Avenue Christian. various health updates and travel plans noted.
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Mise Williams
Clinton
WL. Newhomer
Dorr Norton
Kanesas City
LB. McClintock
Agnes Gunther
Arthur Bre~ Clinnock
John Lawrence Work
Meriden
Abram Hergon
Ryan
Leavenworth
William Dreciner
W. W. Kitchellne
Chicago
Charles H. Gaunt
California
Howel Jones, Jr
Cedar Point
W.H. Eastman
de F Nagnecker
Evipot
Bernard Kelly
Jenve
Coffeyville
Kelly
Agnes Walsh
Emiporia
Mir
Sadie Shay
George Sharitt
Lesveoworth
William Fortescue
Grae Osborne
Cafferville
Grace Welch
Marshall
NEW Era Dept
Fred Doane
Fort Riley
Alles Florence Musson
Kansas City
A. J. Musson
Park Street
D. T. Gabriel
Denison
T. N. Jr
Fred Dickenson
Exeter Street
Auburndale
Marehall
Willine Banat
Cain
Central Avenue
Magek Allen
Pleasanton
Kan
Christ Hospital
Claude Doane
Frederick Tranes
Millinery opening and local notices in North Topeka
A millinery opening will entertain guests from 8 to 10 PM with Marshall's band providing music. Reports note unlocked doors at James furniture store and Citizens' bank. no losses yet. Lawn care in North Topeka improves greenspace at multiple homes and Garfield Park looks greener. Asparagus crop in the Sacramento valley severely damaged by floods, halving statewide production and threatening canneries and employment. Prof. Haloh E. Smith cites University of California research.
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Citizens’ Bank
Toneka
John Nystrom
Dr. Miner
Dr. Mitchell
John Schenck
J.P. Wilson
5. R. Katz
Topeka
Garfield Park
San Francisco
Stramento
Haloh E Smith
The
University of California
Chile and Argentina Move to Sell Warships
Santiago reports arrangements to sell the battleship Captain Pratt the armored cruiser Esmeralde and the cruiser Chacapuco by Chile and to sell armored cruisers Gatibard and the Sco Senor Terry by Argentina. Funds from sales to boost both nations navies.
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Santiago
Chile
Pratt
Esmeralde
Argentina
Gatibard
Fie Sco
Senor Terry
Buenos Ayres
Three Big Strikes Set For May Day Action
New York report notes three major labor strikes likely on May 1 unless disputes are settled beforehand. The drive centers on wage increases and union recognition amid mounting labor tension. Potential organizers and participating unions are unnamed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eriegances
Alether
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Abram Hammett
Sirs
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Mira
Kanana City
W. T Crosby
D. D. Whist
Bechuyler C. Nichols
Art Clytte
Wearlade
Wrigham
Archibald Cerser
Rairbury
Lucie Ant
Hodue
Abilene
Boon
Mies Kubinger
Leo Crane
A- H
Dan Daly
Warner’s
Warner
Batiste
Knowr
Bawell
Samora
Liquid Ozone Co
Aiedh Wabash Ave
Chicngo
Haman
Sant Abuts
Bertha
Tees
North Topeka
Imball Pristing Company
Faniaun Sverniie
Itice
Todas Thonpinn
Bright
Parkdale
J. H. Foucht
C. F. Hawkins
Grote Bad
Oxfords
Rock Island
A. W. Lacey
A. M. Fuller
CP. A. Topeka
Vesper
East Sixth Street
Auditoriun
Wagner
Walter Damrosch
EAP
Orchestra
Addreas
J. Anderson
Rae
Ralph Witsforth Iaiee
Aed
Helen Buckley
Boprane
E. B. Res Guild
Snsie
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