Topeka Church Services and Evening Sermons Schedule
A long list of church services across Topeka outlines morning sermons at First Christian, Third Christian, Bellehts, Hirst Presbyterian, First Unitarian, Grace Cathedral, Good Shepherd, St Simon's, Calvary, and other congregations. Afternoon and evening sessions feature sermons on topics like The Sudden Forces in a Whisper, The Science of Hein e, Obedience, and Grace. Also listed are Sunday schools, junior classes, and youth gatherings with times and locations throughout the city.
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Kansas Avenue
Alla McHunry
Third Christian Church
Third
Lake Streets
F. EL Mullary
First Unitarian Church
Fev
Abspin Ryman
Fort Young
Bila Ramsey
John Gordon
Topeka Anti-Cigaret Kenrus
Sunnay
A. m
Disise Seienée Hall
Quincy Street
Te Moore
Key Rader
Scienice
Heine
Trak
Third Presbyterian Church
Fourth
Branner
Fonken
Meubath
Jusior Encavar
Grace Cathedral
Frank R Millspaugh
John W. Sykes
Ennon
Dean Sykes
Good Shepherd
Laurent Wand
Quincy
North Topeka
Bermon By
Canon Bywater
At & P.m
Simon’e
Seventh
Weeturn Avenue
Canon’ Bywater
Calvary Chapel
Carner
Bireeta
First Congregational
M. Fisk
Chris Handindeavors
Conference of Charities
Topeka
Prinited Brethren Church
J. Mispetts
Denier
C.u
North Topeka Baptist Church
Harrison Strests
W. B. Hutchinson
Baiaen
CBS
Arene Union
Chirah
The
Good Spirit
Lincoln Post Hall
Mra JL
Laura H.payne
Inex Wagner
First United Presbyterian
Elgheh
Sd Power Agentis
F Montrahan
Ramary
C. Bat
A. & Worrell
Louisyilin
St Fourth
Jackson
United Presbyterian
Bennett's Flats
West Twelfth Street
Tamm
John P Whitt
Igmance Musety
Mra Fey
Murrow
Giffen
Cairo
Egypt
Mra
White
Hunter
Pirat Christian
Ehurot
Topeki Ayeeen
Embreon
Bible School
Sunlee
Redken
God
Fla Om
Pr H McNeill
Ein Aday
Ae Sunior Endeavor
Synior Endeavor
Census takers named for Topeka and surrounding districts
Supervisor Briggs appoints enumerators across Shawnee and nearby counties for the June 1 census start. List includes Auburn, Dover, Mission, Tecumseh, Topeka, Rossville, and other townships with designated workers and precinct chiefs in each area. A special agent will oversee the county counts.
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Briggs
Topeka
Tae
Shawnee County
Auburn Township
A.W. Padgirt
Auburn
Dover Township
Henry Emking
Dover
Mengken Township
Cardep Mission Township
Mouth Town
Zip
Uibbetts
Micmandy House
Ville Township
W. A. Glbert, Rossville, Silber Take Cawpenie, ‘Ora Dost
Sitrer Lake
Soldier Cownenty
K- Ream
Kilmer
Choa
Weteht
Deka
Recumseh
St. . Watson
Tecumseh
John Carter
Oakland
John Humbert
Quinton Heights
Stuhi
Lancoln Street
Topelmn Insine Asylum
William Apert Sopesip
William Coxler
Pitty
W. GC
Isanana Avenue
Jamies Manahin
Guo
Jno
Neeton
Eust
G.inley
Mul
Thos. Howe
See van Vechten
Tyler Stree
John W. Stoker
Fifth Treet
Randeion Whitmer
West Sixth Street
Leander M. Carter
Jos Clay
James A. Page
Western Avenue
Greenwood County
W. W. Wella
A P. Sherman
G. M. Rimer
C. A. Sonders
J. A. Kingsolver
Wyant
Thompson
Galvin Moon
John Jaenby
Yilarion County
J- W. Gardener
Fred Tg
Lauren Crist
Ee “Giibert
Exitest’ Mayer
Plies
J. Armstrong
B J. Yeck
Heidevrecht
Peter 'I¢Bert
PC. Hanson
R. L. Cochran
Peter Lorenz
Cornelius Frey
A H. Turner
Dietris County
T. MI
J. A Markiey
J. A Sutherstand
J. W. Baicie
Harry Saunders
J. A Richartem
J. T. Vaughn
Athe Grant
Raper
James Carpenter
M. Esster
J. W. Gilday
Henry Howell
Richardem_ Wabauntee
W. N. Phillips
E ‘M. Care
J.B Meagan
J. F
Delegates Named to State Commercial Club Meeting
Secretary Anderton of the Commercial club begins receiving delegate notices from varied clubs for the state federation of commercial clubs to be held in Tower the last week in March. Ottowa Commercial club elects H L Skinner G C Smith and A B P Elder as its delegates. Secretary Angerson has letters from general passenger agents of Kansas roads asking to attend. S. M. Adair of the St ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderton
Commercial Club
State Federation of Commercial Clubs
Tower
Mar
T Ottuwa
Eye care compared to watch repair advice
A reader recounts taking their daughter to a specialized optical shop after frustrations with standard services. The letter praises a well equipped optical parlor, noting quick, precise eye care and recommending the establishment for eye tests and fittings.
Immigration drive discussed at Kansas association meeting
Joseph and Grand Island J Lock Wood of the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis W C Townsend of the Missouri Pacific and W J Black of the Santa Fe attend a meeting. A state association is expected to be formed to promote immigration to Kansas and advertise the state’s resources in the east.
Mourning Lover Drives Damsel to Cocaine Despair
A Topeka woman identified as Cora Brodie mourns an impending hanging lover in Cameron Missouri. Her fiancé Wob Cushenberry, the Topeka man linked to the Cameron marshal murder, awaits execution next Tuesday. Police report she sought refuge under a Powell and Fillmore street dwelling, sleeping there while under cocaine influence, and was taken to the station after resisting first contact.
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Crie
Topeka
Jay Bi
Brodie
Pwellth
Fillmore
Donovan
Bundy
Tey
Womgm
Kansas Normal Debaters Win Interstate Contest at Peru
Kansas State Normal defeated Nebraska State Normal with a unanimous judges’ decision in the debate on whether the United States government should construct own and control the Isthmian canal. Kansas participants were JG Masters FW Balcomb and AW Mulltke. Nebraska speakers were Wm. Bteyvenson WW Buckley and Frank J. Munday. Judges were from Nebraska. The next contest will be at Imperia next year.
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Esoporia
Peru
Neb
United Stated
Ithmusian Canal
Kansas State Normal
JG. Masters
FW. Balcomb
AW. Mulltke
Nebraska State Normal
Wm. Bteyvenson
W. W. Buckley
Frank J. Munday
Nebrasks
Imperia
Wanted to Be Hanged Chicago Man Pleads With Judge
Chicago May 12 Law rence E Walsh pleaded guilty and said he wanted to be hanged after arraignment on a murder charge. Judge Baker paused the case, consulting prosecutors, with plans to determine sanity and the next steps in the capital case.
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Chicago
Lawrence E. Walsh
Judy Baker
Robert W. Gilchrist
Rimi
Jul
Baker
Walsh
Admiral Dewey Party Departs Nashville for Knoxville
A special train carrying Admiral Dewey and accompanying party left the Taige depot this morning for Knoxville. The departure had no ceremonies, with attendees escorted by the local court committee. Local witness T. L. Martin of Dixie described his recent illness and praised King’s New Discovery for coughs and chest ailments, noting its availability at Waxgone’s drug store in Knoxville.
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Nashville
Admiral
Are
Dewey
Taige
Knoxville
Giltness
T. L. Martin
Dixie
Lee Ey Tania
Waxgone
Gas Well Surpasses Oil Yield In Chanute Area
Omaha Gas company's ninth well, drilled for oil, produced a tremendous gas gusher with daily output more than double any nearby oil well. The item notes gas flow at about six thousand cubic feet per day and references local people and businesses connected to the discovery and health ads.
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Omaha Gas Company
Docket Nearly Cleared At Fort Scott Federal Court
Nearly all criminal cases on Fort Scott's federal docket this week have been disposed of. The grand jury returned eight indictments and several pleaded guilty. Bohanen received 60 days and fined 9 for impersonating a U S marshal in Mound Valley. He joined with Meek Ewan to extort money, leading to a bribery scheme and a drunken arrest. Minnie M Smith pleaded guilty to postage stamp cancellations. the young girl, daughter of Helper postmaster, faced a 350 fine for careless handling. Sherrill of Bourbon county was fined 100 for sending an objectionable jester to his ex-wife in Oswego.
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Federal
Fort Scott
J. BE. Bohanen
United States
Mound Valley
Kain
Bohanen
Indian Territory
Meek Ewan
Hohanes
Ewan
Bohnsen
Mina Minnie M. Smith
Helper
Ken
General Roberts Enters Kroonstad With No Opposition
London reports at 8 19 p m General Roberts has entered Kroonstad the temporary capital of the Orange Free State meeting with no opposition as the British advance continues.
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London
Roberts
Kroonstad
Orange Free State
Senate debate on Lafayette statue policy and Harvey armor fraud
Washington May 12 The senate convened and Mr Davis reported a joint resolution praising Lafayette’s statue in Paris and requesting a copy to France. The session also noted Missouri statues for statuary hall and discussed the Harvey armor fraud claim amid naval appropriations. armor plant proposal defeated 12 to 2.
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Washington
Senate
Davis
Committee On Foreign Relations
Lafayette
Paris
United States
The
United
France
Cockrell
Thes
Presbytery Opposes Revision of Presbyterian Doctrines
The presbytery of Philadelphia declares itself overwhelmingly against any revision of the Presbyterian Church fundamental doctrines. A resolution asks the General Assembly to meet in St Louis Missouri on May 19 1800 to secure a confessional restatement of the faith.
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Philadelphia
Presbytery
Presbytery of
Gentral Assembly of
Our Church
St. Louis
Presbyterian Church of the
United States of America
Sher
J. J. Watkine
Tee Porder
Chillicuthy
Poll Tax Arguments in City Case Heard in District Court
City Attorney Bird leads a demurrer argument in the district court over the poll tax. C Clemens and W W Harvey argue against the law while Bird closes for the city this afternoon before Judge Hazen.
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Bird
Hazen
C. Clemens
W. W. Harvey
Mr. Bird
Corbett Fights Hard But Jeffries Wins Knockout Legend
James Jeffries recounts his May 12 bout with James Corbett at Coney Island Sporting Club New York. Jeffries says Corbett was fast and deceptive, landed a decisive knockout in the twenty third round, and notes his own left hand is weaker than before while praising Corbett as a clever fighter.
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Corbett
Jas. Jeffries
Coney Island Sporting Club
New York
Pitznimmons
Bob
Corbett Satisfied After Narrow Knockout Loss
York May 12 James J Corbett says he believed he would win a 25 round bout and outpointed the champion before a knockout blow ended the fight. He recalls landing blows well and suspects his opponent was strong but offers no excuses for defeat. He hints at a possible pause in fighting.
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James J. Corbett
Coney Island Sporting Club
New York
Ice Trust Attacked by City Magistrate in Ice Price Conspiracy
New York May 12 police court magistrate Zolier issued summonses against Charles W Morse Dia W Hunt John R Bennett John C Choenmuather Wesley M Oler Charles B Church Edwin B Campbell John Bayer John J Kavanagh and Charles Devoe officers and directors of the American Ice company known as the ice trust. They must appear Monday to show cause why they should not be proceeded against for conspiracy to control ice price and product contrary to law. The summonses were worn out by a newspaper representative.
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New York
Zolier
Charles W. Morse
Ia W. Hunt
John R. Bennett
John C. Choenmuather
Wesley M. Oler
Charles B. Church
Edwin B. Campbell
John Bayer
John J. Kavanagh
Charles Devoe
American Ice Company
The
Ice Trust
Third Performance of La Piesta de San Xavier at Crawford
The third San Xavier production drew a larger, more generous audience at Crawford theater last night. The same cast and chorus performed with greater stage familiarity, and several solo and chorus numbers were encored. This matinee closes the engagement with Mrs H I Robinson playing Celeste and Miss Floyd substituting for Miss Gertrude Rath.
Government participation eyed in St Louis World’s Fair profits
Washington May 12 The house committee on the Louisiana purchase exposition at St Louis in 1904 practically completed a bill providing for government participation. Government to share proportionally in net proceeds with St Louis and subscribers. subcommittee to redraft. Also note: Joplin Star reports Patten killed and Glade wounded by two highwaymen near Wall Street at midnight as they returned home.
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Washington
House
St. Louis
Joplin
Kansas City
J. H. Patten
Wall Street
Glade
Patten
Presidential Appointments and Nominations Noted
The president today announced nominations to the Senate Charlee Winans of Michigan for consul at Iquique Chile and Kenser Hampden of Kentucky as quartermaster with rank of captain in the volunteer arms. First Sergeant Thomas Cari of Company A Forty second Infantry promoted to second lieutenant. Lae Jones permit to sell liquor renewed for another year.
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Washington
Charlee
Winans
Michigan
Iquique
Chile
Kenser J. Hampden
Kentucky
Thomas Cari
Pany A
Forty-second Infantry
Deaths and Funerals Notice From Fort Worth Era
Deaths and funerals listed for local readers include brief notices of individuals, noting their roles such as chief engineer at a railroad and connections to regional communities. Details are incomplete and require confirmation from the original publication.
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Kan, Ave
TEL
Carpass
J. W. Jones & Son
Kansas Ave
Andrea
Chiver’'S
Knesas Ave
Tia West Ninth Street
Filvase
Privas
D. F. Harmonson
West
S. Garland
Harrison Street
Mabel
Gestomidlaria
Kansas ‘Avenue
Foy
Ateve
Dm. J
Ltte Shehd
Eve
Tags West Street
Topeke
Kansas
Humphreys
Rue
Etienne-Marce
Humphrey's Homeopathic Medicine Co
William & John Sts
Nebraska
Bir
Francie
Florence
Kansaya
Del
Ton
Squires
Pharmactal
Kamens Avenue
Tre
T. H. Bowman & Co
Kroonstad Falls
Chandler
Scott
Pievig
Jeffries
Uncle Sam
Lae Jones
N. H. Wolff
E. B. Guild Music CO
W. A. Alexander
Kellam Book & Sta. Co
Wall Paper Department
Jackson St
Capitol Building
West Second St
Topeka, Kansas
MER Winslow
D. Matson
Neceeiaia
Kasany
Fern
Joe
Team Sea Biog
State House
WF. Daunhy
Fock Island
Aecgtacal Eage
Rheety
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