Suffrage Effort and Chicago Association Formed
A Chicago suffrage meeting led by Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge of New York formed the Suffrage Association to oppose the extension of voting rights to women. The gathering highlighted a table of statistics compiled by Caroline Corbin and argued moral education as a path to reform while noting Massachusetts groups with similar aims and polls showing opposition among 60 percent of women there.
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Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Advertised in Topeka
An old style medicine ad boasts a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia that supposedly cures in 1 to 3 days. It claims to remove the disease’s cause immediately after the first dose and cites a testimonial from F. Anthony, ex-post master of Promise City, Iowa. The product is sold by Swift & Holliday at 522 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, with a note of a future performance at Unity Old folks theater and a listing for Chas Renihan at 730 Kansas Ave.
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Topeka Society Notes Guests and Visits in Town
Miss Mattie Bradshaw hosts a social evening with many guests from Topeka and beyond including Grace Stewart New York Pearl McFarland and more. Various local residents travel for visits and summer plans with gatherings and music noted throughout the society column.
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Pearl McFarland
Lida Bergen
Eleanor Work
May Lange
Grace Stewart
New York
Sant Waters
Fe Waters
Celeste Nellis
Anna Nellie
Mies Tae Redden
Grace Justin
Jean Frost
Marie Bronks
Emily Prescott
Lit- Man Valentine
Alice Prescott
Mamit Hambletor
Martie Whosey
Nantie Hopkins
Willa Tomlinson
Georgiana Wasson
Pred Giffett
Dean Waters
Jack Newman
Car Nellis
de Forest Jetmore
Join Work
Ben Crswell
Truther Nellix
Ed Kellam
Fred Gordum
Chas. Smith
Laurence Chambernth
Hogeboom
Frank Smith
Ronard Dennis
Morehead
Ernest Medilicott
Gus Allen
Lou Graham
Hopkins Flynn
Dick Alden
J.J. Palls
Celeste Net- Us
Me. Hopkise Plynn
J. J. Pals
Topeka Society Weddigns Highlight Potter Family Ties
Maid Nellie Potter, daughter of ex Senator Potter, to wed June in Topeka. The couple's Washington ties and social standing are noted as a premier event. Louie Page of Denver also featured as a belle in Topeka society circles this coming season.
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Topeka Society Stars As Weddings Loom In Town
The Topeka social scene centers on upcoming marriages among prominent families. Miss Johnson and her suitor Eugen Hagah, a leading attorney and club head, are the talk of the season with a wedding anticipated soon. Other betrothals include Miss Lambidion and Mr. Thomas, Miss Gibson to Mr. Palmer, and Miss Dulles to Dr. Walker, among planned nuptials involving Topeka’s notable residents.
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Seclety
Jobinson
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Hagah Wee
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Ble Millenaugh
Chas. Thomas
Jonathon Thorn
Tun Wke
Mise Lambidion
Thomas
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Uris
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Lisa Eleanor Wisnn
Clifford Hister
Misr
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Ternera
State House reports Texas fever false. cattlemen deny
Dispatch of Texas fever in Chase county dismissed as untrue by Strong City cattlemen and local shippers. Report claimed six miles from Strong City cattle died and Texas fever investigation led by Tay lor Riddie of Marion, while local press and cattlemen dispute the claim and warn of market disruption. The article also lists court decisions and mentions peniten tiary expenses and a millinery sale notice.
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Marion
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Chase
State school fund debt table guides bond purchases
Superintendent Stryker tabulates county indebtedness and tax delinquencies to guide the permanent school fund bonds. Ten counties report no debt while Shawnee shows two percent. Other counties range from 1 to 24 percent, with several around mid-teens and twenties.
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Supreme Court Decisions Delayed Until Late May Term
The Supreme Court sat through Friday and Saturday with no time to confer on opinions. The record shows decisions were not announced until late, as judges continued in session without full discussion.
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North Topeka Social Notes Mixed With Local Names
In North Topeka column items note church services, visits, and local events. Rev G W Miner preached at Wamego, families traveled to Colorado Springs then Denver, and local people like Luther Champlans and Arthur Kane are mentioned with weekend plans. A bishop’s speech was postponed and several social gatherings occurred with names of residents and visitors.
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von Oredal
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Monroe Street
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Eyworth
Clare Leon
Capys Shulte
Harold Forbes
Myrtle Craig
Letha Altman
Jesele Miller
Malone
Duffy
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President’s June Trip Prominent Invitees Confirmed
Chillcothe Ohio May 10 In response to Daily News invitations for GA R encampment June 16 President McKinley Senators Hanna and Foraker Secretary Sherman and Congressman Grosvenor replied Most will attend unless prevented Topeka Commandery Special Knights event sails to Tuners City Fort Riley from Rock Leland June 43 fare 200 round trip Tickets and info at We Gy Chaffee’s Admission 15 cents
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