Fourth Sin ual DInner at Woman's University Club Dinner
New York May 2 at the fourth sin ual dinner of the graduates of the Woman's Leagues of New York University the Mycel Savoy ballroom was decorated in American bean tss and purple. Mary Pettus president of the Momnpe association presided with McCrack ey Depew and others. The University Glee and Mandolin club performed between speakers. Mrs Munn and Dean Whshey spoke on women's progress and suffrage. The event featured a long, dramatic reading and quoted lines urging prohibition and personal restraint amid lively toast and reminiscence.
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New York
New York University
University
Euter
Bilas Fenletia
Mary Pettus
Chanestier MacCrackey
Felon
Chaunesy
M Depew
Stink Pauling
Jonas Munn
H Hermann
Profseer Russell
Dormiter
Jett
Dha
Munn
Clarence
Wshiey
Stra Mactracken
George Alczanier
Mire Mowhiaver
David Banks
Mira
Avhivy
Dwdee
Austrian Scientist Debunks Rainmaker Experiments
An Austrian scientist reports on a U.S. program by United States Quimul Stephan at Acna bere, testing preventive measures against storm creation. The study describes funneling winds from mountain summits, sheltering observers, and staged trials that gradually reduced cloud formation, claiming the method prevented destructive rain.
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Washington
Mas
Gual
Franhise
United States
Quimul Stephan
Acnabere
Tenunea
Lodits
Penitient
Cam Rmundine & Territory
Bach Gil
Elks Ballet at Grand Theater Promises Amusing Evenings
The Topeka Elks plan a ballet divertissement featuring Hiilee Taylor underWi Haskell. Principal dancers include Charlie Holliday and W A Smith with costumes and rehearsals described. A stage rehearsal occurred yesterday and a full dress run is set for tomorrow night. Advance seats go on sale at Snow's drug store tomorrow morning.
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Hiilee Taylor
Wi Haskell
Topeka Elke
Chariie Holiday
Pairk Srtt
Charlie Holliday
W. A. Smith
HF Bird
Benisthe
Po. Chase
TO. Elliott
Tokn
McMents
George Woeener
Wit Hisskel
Snow
Deus
Memorial Meeting Honors Judge N C McFarland
Shawnee county bar held a memorial in the district court room this morning for Judge N C McFarland. Judge John W Day spoke on his thoughtful temperament, fairness, and long service, noting opposition to shams and pretenses in the profession. The tribute, read by James A Troutman, praised his honesty, patriotism, and influence on state legal life. A committee including J G Slonteker and others prepared the memorial.
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Shawnee
N.C. McFarland
Cobet
John W. Day
Judge McFarland
James Ay Truutsian Windee McPalian
Pasiomes
Atheys
J. G. Slonteker
W. FP. Doothitt
John Martin
James A. Troutman
Stockholders Liability: Judge Foster Decision on Subscriptions
A New York Court of Appeals ruling by Judge Foster addresses creditor and stockholder liability in a defunct corporation case. The decision, stemming from New York Life Insurance Co. versus eight stockholders of Wyandotte Loan & Trust Co., holds that severable liability exists for each stockholder for unpaid subscriptions, and that creditors may proceed against any stockholder individually while preserving remedies for others. The demurrers by the defendants were overruled, allowing the suit to continue.
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Pyster
United States
Carl Ehig
New York
Gilley
Tom Johnson for Governor in Cleveland May denounced
A local notice in Cleveland on May 3 declares Thomas L. Johnson as the Democratic candidate for governor. His lieutenants are already active, with John H. McLean of Cincinnati listed as his only opponent thus far.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Thomas L. Johnson
Nathan
John H Mclean
Clicin
Special Rates For Local Meetings Announced
The following meetings offer wide reduced rates authorized by local associations. Templar in Junction City May 14 15 Knights of Pled Withita begin May 1 in Hutchinson Kansas Musical Tributes in Hutchinson May 34. Tickets at one way five the round trip not now cheap but sold to support Peckess Steam Laundry at 114 West 3rd.
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Ae Templar
Junction Cir
United Commercial Ae
Leivenworth
Knights of Reed
Kansas
Hutchingon
Pate
West
American fleet to guard Turkish-Greek crisis in the Levant
The United States sails a small but capable Mediterranean squadron under Admiral Selfridge to protect American interests amid the Turco-Grecian dispute. The unarmored cruisers carry 6 inch guns, with potential for land support, while diplomats weigh asylum rights and the safety of Armenian Christians as policy stays neutral.
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Svoid
United States
Kno
Mediterranean
Thomas O. Selfridge
Subor
Selfridge
Minneapolis
Wadleigh
Ender
Cincinnati
Raleigh
Mereine
Tervell
Constantinople
Atlantic
Turkey
Washington
Francé
England
Porte
Golden Horn
Dardanelles
Jous F. Wioversy
Consul at Cairo Thomas Harrison Named U S Diplomatic Agent
Thomas G Harrison of Philadelphia named to head the US diplomatic mission in Egypt. A wealthy manufacturer and longtime leader of the Manufacturing Chemists Association he is a Loyal Legion figure with deep ties to Philadelphia clubs. Born 183? Harrison served as paymaster in the Civil War and later donated his pay to the Loyal Legion museum.
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Thomas G. Harrison
Thewis
Harrison
Philadelphia
United States
Egypt
Cairo
The
Nile
Khe
Thomas
Bernt
Cheops
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association of the
Loyal Legion
Siior
Union League
Tuxedo
Burrison
United States Avy
Federal Army
War Library and Museum of the
William A Jones Named New Commissioner of Indian Affairs
William A Jones, a Wisconsin legislator and Mineral Point businessman born in Wales, is named commissioner of Indian affairs. He has served as mayor of Mineral Point and state representative, with a farming stake and zinc company role. A portrait by Sir Thomas Lawrence sold in London for 11 560, tracing notable art value.
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New Commission
Astaire
William A. Jones
Indian Affairs
Wisconsin
Mintral Point
Wales
Atl
Jones
America
Wivcorsin
State Normal School
Schoola of
Mineral Point
Tuwa County
Mineral Point Zinc Company
National
Miner Point
Sarah A. Ansley
Smith
London
North Topeka notes crowd local events and incidents
North Topeka column records visitors, illnesses, and civic notes. Names include Dr Myers of Grantville, Miss Gussie Pilley, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Paramore, and others. Attends church, funerals, visits in Kansas and Salt Lake City, with arrests for public drunkenness and a patrol wagon incident on Gordon Street.
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Kimball Printing Co
Kansas Avenue
RE. B. Robinson
Mencken
North Side
Vincent
John Nussheck
Jackson Street
Or. Myer
Grantville
Steste
Central Avenue
A. J. Berry
Prairie Hideo
B.A. Gliner
Seramot
J. C. Cromwell
Silver Lake
Fd Thomas
Silver Lake Spent Yesterday With His Mother, Mrs. Thomas of Montroe Street
Heywood
Gussie Pilley
Madison Street
Ethel Smith
Kansas City
Fred Morns
William Green & Sons
John Green
Alfred Parit
Ethel
Mdrth
Galveston
Tex
C. H. Leep
Reform School
Misa Bertha Stewart
Post Office
Monroe Street
L. J. Swan
Kingfisher
O. T
Church of the Good Shepherd
Swan
J. J. Stanley
Atta
North Morlel Meat Co
California
E. B. Miller
Asylum
Miller
Lane County
John Morse
Philora
Salt Lake City
Mr Morse
Mr. J. & Morse
Grandpa Morse
W. H. Paramore
Paramore
Ed Owens
Rock Island
North Topeka
Bradbury
Pleasant Hitec
Owens
Bright
O'¢Lock
Prairie Home , Cemetery
Fairview
School boys capture six young coyotes on the avenue
A fragmentary item reports six young coyotes seized by a school group and later brought home. They attempt to dispose of the animals to local merchants along the avenue. One boy sold a rabbit to his grandmother who, being hard of hearing, believes rabbit grease is a remedy.
Baseball Saturday in Cleveland and Philadelphia
Fragmented box score notes show teams Cleveland and Philadelphia with pitchers and batters named imperfectly. Mentions Louisville with unclear score lines and battery pairings, leaving a partial snapshot of a Saturday baseball schedule.
Bids Sought for Domestic Science Hall at Kansas State College
Sealed bids due May 1 1897 to Regent J N Limbecker Manhattan Kansas for a Domestic Science Hall at Kansas State Agricultural College estimated at 13000 dollars. Projects include mason carpentry finishing plaster painter and carpenter contracts with plan viewing at Prof J D Waiters office. Board reserves right to reject all bids.
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Regent
J. N. Limbecker
Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Siam
Plas Turer
J. D. Waiters
Agricultural College
Board of Regents
Llanhatten
Dureates
If Board of Regents
Aie
Bristow Appoints a Relative as Chief Clerk
Washington May 1 P S Bristow the newly appointed chief clerk of the fourth assistant portmester sentral assumed the duties of his office Saturday.
City Council to Discuss Disposal of Opfal Question
The city council meets tonight to decide how to handle the dump problem. High water damaged equipment and ongoing costs have troubled residents. If a solution is not funded, the cable across the river may be moved or anchored on the north bank. Edwards & Parker and Gasey Cham berlain's Pain relief products are mentioned in the damaged text.
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Gurbigs
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the Elks’ Ballet
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Foster
Admiral Selfridge
Sam
Levant
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Brooklyn
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Broadway
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Deais
WM. Taylor & Son
Dudley
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Horner and Bugis
Cule
Big Brace
Times
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Topeka Ave
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J. Bradley
ST. Louis Rug CO
Preanktia Ave
SF. Louis, CO
Edwards & Parker
Merchants of
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Gasey of
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