TOPEKA SOCIETY Lilies of the Valley at Miss Mills Party
Miss Mills hosted a lily filled thimble party at her Harrison street home for Mrs B H Ragland. Ruby Nickerson of Monico was honor guest. Archie Williams won a prize. Guests included Nickerson, Stefofsky, Hegiers, Jane Foes, Grace Wetse, and many others from Monico, Park Scot, Evans, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Nickerson
Monico
Helen Thompson
Harrison
Hoots Tarkington
Joan of the Sword Mand
Re Crockett
Mise Grare Waejae
Mist Iarsington
Yemen
Archie Willams
Erma
Monkey Henda
Mim Nickerson
Mise Hirtake
O F Lot Clie
Staxtoo
Mike Nickerson
Ming Stefotky
Afextoo
Guirevieya Hegiees
Part Scot
Mies Jane Foes
Evarsten
Mise Romeluden
Misa
John
Wihtwry
F ¢ Mueeby
David
Daryl Lakia
Frack Dayne
Archie Wils
Thalen St
Las Days and
Ed McBride
Kanses City Vistors Report Local Meetings and Socials
Notes from a Works Visite in Kansas City include remarks on a supper party, a national convention attendance, and a two week later meeting planned by the Felicity seat at Mr George Veale home. Mr Ward Huntington and Mrs Eugene F Ware entertained attendees. Mrs Hambleton and Miss Hambleton to oversee the Chancel Chapter tea on May 10 at the bishop's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanses
Sof
Mra C Werdin
Ward Huntington
Dare
Huntington
Mra
Eugene F. Ware
Thomas Kelly
Denver
Eugene F. Ginton
Mise Hambleton
Misa Mary Hamble
Ume
H P F. Ditton
Topeka panel debates vandalism in Gage park case
The park dispute centers on vandalism accusations and city ownership duties at Gage Park. Officials debate responsibilities of tenants and officials, noting fence damage prior to city transfer and proposing rewards for information leading to convictions.
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Part Commission
Topeke
AC Gage
Mra
Cage
State Journal
Commedeson
Edward Wilder
Gey
Norris L. Gage
Mtr. Nee
McAfee
Imanwald
Parka
Soa
Prem
Jordan Convicted in Grand Larceny Case
Notorious figure known as Pie Jordan was found guilty of grand larceny in district court. The offense involved stealing a quilt valued at two dollars. a penitentiary term was imposed but suspended for another charge of coal theft from a Beveru cet. The prior case included alleged shop and horse theft.
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Pie Jordan
Mumtay Jordan
Another Wise Trial Before Jury On Highway Robbery Charge
The third trial of HL 2 Wise for highway robbery opens in district court after two hung juries. Prosecutors accuse Wise of drugging and robbing J. H. McKeon of sixty dollars and other valuables a year ago, with earlier sightings of the suspect near the victim’s home.
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Wise
Webbine
J. H. McKeon
MeKean
Burns estate dispute unsettled probate and claims
Jury awarded Dr. Burns 1173 for medical services and nursing claims by Mrs Berry. discussion of Burns estate value around 1400 to 2000 and heirs in Topeka and Boston. John R. Mullane named administrator, with disputes over removal petition and replacement by A. J. Quinton, later withdrawn.
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Leura Burns
Mra Berry
Alain
Issoe
Strommed
Isbet
Berry
Mra Iubell
Berrys
Burns
Jane Cohen
Boeton
Mire Burns
Dudee
Topeka
John R.mullane
Gear's Fight in Iowa Republican Convention Preview
Early word from Des Moines indicates many delegates have arrived for Iowa's Republican convention. The meeting, set to open tomorrow, will nominate district delegates and designate at large delegates. Political observer says little chance of extended rights battles and expects J. H. Gear to lead the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Moines
Towa
Philie National Aan
Messine
J. H. Gear
Republican state convention resolves seating for Cornwall Bethlehem delegates
Hartford May 9 the Republican state convention reassembled and decided in favor of the Flyer delegates. The platform reaffirms the St Louis positions on gold standard currency reform and tariff, declares improvement of trusts to aid workers, and urges laws to protect wage earners while supporting national duties in Porto Rico and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Cornwall
Bethlehem
Connecticut
Porto Rico
Philippines
Americas
Congress
Legi Statutes
States
A Glass Trust Forms in Indianapolis West of Philadelphia
The National Ornamental Glass Manufacturers association was formed today in Indianapolis. Over 35 percent of the trade west of Philadelphia was represented. Officers include President J os Flansgen Chicago Mist vice president A L Brown Ch tero second Sice ent re Gelichten Columbus Ohio treasurer 2 7 Shuler Chicago Executive committee J A Flanagan Chicago James J Wagener Kansas City and HT Hell Cincknnati T Allward Des Moines Planagin appointed to draft contract separation for art glass public buildings. A Eréins of Cincinnati named representative of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Natonal
Philadelphia
Dent
J.os Flansgen
Chicase Mist
A. L. Brown
Ch Tero
Hell
Cincknnati
J.T Allward
Des Moines
Planagin
Gage
A. Eréins
Cincinnati
Association
Demand For 2 Per Cent Consols in Washington
The amount of bonds exchanged at the treasury for the new two per cent consol stands at 186,047,550 dollars with 49,782,400 dollars contributed by individuals and institutions other than nations banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
North Topeka Community Notices and Obituaries
Local items list visitors and guests at Kansas avenues, club entertainments, and church notices. Mrs Geraldine Perkins obituary notes dropsy and heart trouble with five children, memorial services planned at Prairie Home cemetery.
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Jentist
Han Ave
van Buren Street
Grace White
Hatton
Wall
Pak Bartsley
Stowara
Kansas Avenue
Courtney
Nina Hilton
Bro
L Smith
Monroe Street
T Weeks
A J. Smith
W. Whittaker
Ottawa
Twentieth Kansas
Milton W. Hognboom
Holton
F. A. Association
Geraldine Perkins
Second Presbyterian Church
Th. i
Prairie Home
M. Steele
J. K. Withers
Sadie
Marian
Anthony
Withers
Bulligan
Quilley Street
Gordon Street
Ving
Iowa
A. William Gushard
Decatur i
Prairie
BY. PU
William van Nesy
Kanais Avenue
Olivia Beast
Das Wickit
Us & Prcke
J. W
Prairie Home Cemetery
G. W. Ward
ST. Cromwell
MP. Rosa
Rey
J. G. Maver
Br. Priddy
Gold for export to depart New York on Thursday
Foreign exchange houses moved gold Tuesday as exports were planned for Thursday. Contracts valued between 200000 and 3000000 dollars were being calculated by firms including Sacks Co Lazard Freres and National City Bank with others possibly shipping similar sums. Market conditions prevented definite amounts from being fixed before the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ipmenta
Oe Sachs & Co
Lazard Freres
Chythi
Wh Hiddelbach
Ickeiheimer && Rox
Factories to Close in Pittsburgh Amid Wage Talks
Pittsburgh May 9 The regular shut down of the flint and factories will take place this year not at the landing. A preliminary conference on the wage scale for the ensuing year between committees of erewene workers and manufacturers will be held here. Workers will ask for an advance of 7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgha
Flint
Erwenee
Bugenm
Collision kills two trains halt service
In Savannah on May 2 a south bound Piaot system train collided with a northbound Southern Mail Clarke Kearney train. Waterman and Plane were slightly injured. The Piaot system train was halted at an inter siding when the collision occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Piaot
Southern Mail
Clarke Kearney
Waterman
Plane
Jullie Inter Siding
Bennett's book store ad on Kansas Avenue
An entry from a Sabbath Berens 3 cents 4 copy publication lists Bennett's book store at 530 Kansas Avenue. The fragment references CAB 7 Vo et ee Kia fos ove eee Bagh, indicating a street or catalog note within the ad.
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Bennett's Book Store
Kansas Ave
CAB
Heath denies it in Cuba tie to Neely case
Heath testifies there is no foundation for accusations against Neely and asserts no relations with him. He explains his brother is a director at a New York bank and that funds for Neely came via Carl Stilker of Muncie and the Seventh National Bank of New York. The money, claimed to belong to Union National Bank of Muncie, was sent per Stilker’s telegram and received by a marshals’ office attorney.
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W. Neely
Havana
New York
Perry
Heath
Neely
Cuba
Seventh Nationial Bank of
Carl A Stilker
Muncie
Snitland
Union
Seventh Nations Bank of New York
Union National Bank of
All Rail Route to Montauk Point Steamship Landing
The Herald reports a Pennsylvania Railroad plan for an all rail route from major northern commercial cities to a steamship terminus at Montauk Point. The project, once championed by Austin Corbin, could connect Long Island terminals with Port Inland and Milford Haven and reshape trans Atlantic travel and U S traffic patterns.
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Montauk Point
Interior Cities
New York
The
Herald
Pennsylvania Railroad
New England
South
Conservat Corporation
Muntauk Point
Burton
Long Island
Fraten Island
Elizabeth
Austin Corbin
Thirty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Port Pood Bay
Corbin
Fort Pond Bay
Milford Haven
Wales
Inman Line
Pennsylvania Road
Corkin
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Powell urges annulment of contract for harbor works
Washington reports Masor Charles Powell of the corps of engineers in charge of river and harbor improvements in West Virginia has submitted a War Department report recommending the annulment of the contract with contractor McDonald for the construction likely to be undertaken by the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Says
Masor Charles Powell
Corps of Engineers
Westh
Virginia
War Department
SIE
Mclonald
Department
Sire Nevada Engulfed In Ship Disaster Near Melbourne
A British ship the Sire Nevada captained by Scott sailed from Liv erpool and was struck by fire with heavy losses. It is believed 22 crew members including the captain perished as the Sierra News, an iron vessel 253 feet long, 27.7 feet beam and 226 depth, registered 1 400 tons, built in 1ent Southampton, owned by Thompson Anderson & Co., Liver pool.
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Melbourne
Sire Nevada
Scott
Caplain
Southampton
Thompson Anderson & Co
Liver
Rush for Gotham Sees Lumbering Labor Rush In New York
New York May 3. Since spring opened and work on the tunnel began there has been a tremendous rush of laborers toward New York especially from his parts to McDonnell the movement to some extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
McDonnel
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Topeka Society
Misa Nickerson
Miss Mills
B. H. Ragland
Bie
Katherine Mils
Pees Avenue
Raghod
Hanan City
End Aire
Theares
Weehineton Court Howey
Ohio
Merman Keiler
Merman Keiler Ae Beers
W. J. Rade
Albers Merry
el H. Taylor
Mre
Sixten
Mer ET. Sim
Messee Crane
Mies
Grace Leinon
A Grave Weiss
Mise Lacy Knowtes
Dintie King
Vayu
Lene McCray
Mins Dal Hayen
Stisselle
Rarnon
Eizabeth Gav
Haury Wiliams
Mies Morty
Mra J
Jarrell
Thomas McGraw
Detratt
Ath
Eueece
Charitine
Cherioti
Puli
Verle
Darrew
Bart Wpen
Nest
Tyorka
Fulton
ELS
Stevensin
Daughier
Furman’s
Kansas
Gage Park
Jordan
IOM
J. Albert Berry
Mra. Burns
Gear
Iows
A Glass Trust
West
Eeree
Meron Yarmeuiaz
Batik Novetoane
Sonia
Eurse
Geog de Gees
North Topeka
Southern Railway
Nevada
Gotham
Castoria
Aarti Dldehow
Warren M.crosby
Mans
P. K
Wescout
Madras
Mull de Orient
George M. Noble & CO
Crawford Bldg., Ltd and
Jackson Sts
Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
EW Crawford
San Xavier
Burlington
Portland
Puget Sound
Burlington-Northern Pacific Express
Grand Island
Northwest
Puget Round
Missouri River
Mie
Montana
Argon
Lincole
Billings
Californis
Nebraska-Colorado Express
Hastings
Bebeasta
Utah
Pacific Coast
Chicago
St. Louie
Hali
Omaha
Minnespolis
the Lake
T. J. Coughlin
Colorado Flyer
For All
Union Aoa
Colorado
Wyoming
California
Oregon
Betsreda Kariske Cay
Wimout
Kansas City
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