Topeka Society Notes Bright Spring Reception and Parties
In Topeka society circles Mrs. Ashby and Mrs Capper hosted a reception for Mr Frank Willi ame Jarrell’s fair brides at First and Taylor streets with guests in summer gowns of dimity organdie and mull. The event featured green folia, lilacs, wild roses, and intricate table decor. Other gatherings included Mrs Hudson’s card party with over two hundred calla lilies, a Beulah chapter reception, a Red Men cake walk, and a Gov Osborn musicale with Miss Nina Morgan recital.
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Topeka
Frank Williame- Jarrell
Harry Ashby
Arthur Capper
First and
Taylor Strest
Society End
Co Oltéa
Dimity
Gibson
Hudson
R Hudson
J. K. Davidson
Willard Davia
A. H. Connelly
Kanswa City
Davidson
D. J. Harding
Acsal
Brewer
Misa Moorehouse
Nina Morgan
Miss Morgan
Lucia
Alhambra Mandolin Club
Morgan
Mandolin Club
Eugene Ware
J. & Bartholomew
Mra D
Nellis
Mra. Roby
T. E. Bowman
Furman Baker
J. A.troutman
George W. Veale, Jr
C.D. Skinner
F. P. Cleaves
LB. Snow
Gov. Osborn
Beulsh
Helen B. Farnsworth
Masonic Temple
Mary C. Snedden
Louis
Mra Trousset
Newtons
Eugene Towner
Kansas City
Colton
Paola
Mra Fouswart
Jephtha
France
Pocahontas Division
Order of the Red Men
Brubaker
Mr. Sadler
W. J. Bisch
California
Arthur Mills
J. A Furry
ED. McKeever
A. M M. Harvey
Pres
North Topeka adibe and city social notes mix
North Topeka items record sickness visits travels and local business ads. Mrs Glen Bailey is ill on Harrison street. Miss Bertha Duke visits sister Mrs J D Kingsolver on Central avenue. W K Goldsberry travels to Colorado and the Pacific coast. The North Topeka Gun Club holds a semi weekly shoot with eight of ten birds. Local merchants advertise services and goods including magnets restaurant, groceries, cycles, carriages, livery and medicines. Events include J D Kingsolver guest and Knights of Pythias delegates.
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Hotel Throop
L. S Ferry
Eugene F. Ware
Harold T. Chase
J. G. Ergan
Chicago
W. I. Byers
North Topeka
C. L. Clark
Thomas F. Doran
I. Snow
Boston
Mra
D. C
Texas
John A. Prescott
Kansas City
Edith Thacher
Philadelphia
Jim
Homer Bowuiun
J. Davidson
Davia
Connelly
Clarence Smith
Whittlesey Mercantile Company
Commercial
Frank Long
Comercial
Glen Bailey
Harrison Street
John Robison
Meriden
W. K. Goldsberry
Colorado
Pacific Coast
W. B. Hutchinson
Indian Creek
Harvey Martling
City Birds
A. B. Schenck
Amos Goodman
Hutchinson
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Magnet
A. J
Lukens Bros
Ariel
Steele & Walkera
Lyon & Reynolds
Kansas Avenue
W. Willets
N. Kan
N. Kan. Ay., Graduate of the Oriental School of Embalming
Longe & Colvin
West
Norris Street
Capital
Riordan
Pratt Bros
North
Kansas Ave
Convicted Baltimore & Ohio official accused of interstate rebate violation
General Freight Agent 6. B. Wight of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad was found guilty in federal court of violating the interstate commerce act by offering rebates to Bruening and discrim inating against Henry Wolf. Judge Burlington declared the Panhandle line offered beer shipment rates biased to Bruening, while B&O failed to maintain uniform rates. The verdict underscored the need for equal treatment of shippers across lines and cited the distinction between established tariffs and special favors.
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Preissunc
Wight
Baltimore & Ubi Railroad
United States District
FMH
Bruening
Cincinnati
Henry Wolf
Burlington
Ile Sai
Panhandle
Baltimore & Ohio
Dallas Wants 840000 For Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight
Dan Stewart of Dallas negotiations to bring the Corbett versus Fitzsimmons bout to Texas during the Dallas fair. A purse of 40000 to 41000 is planned with the fight likely on drummer's day around October 20. Stewart says the plan hinges on sincere agreement from the principals and Vendig.
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Corbett-Fitzsimmons Mitl
New York
Dan Stewart
Dallas
Texas
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Lone Star State
Vendig
Chicago
Stewart
Seat of Satan. Maine called sacred ground for prohibition
Boston May 20 evangelists in New England held a Boston convention and condemned Maine as the seat of satan under prohibition, declaring Ramis a king in the state. They argued the Pine Tree State stood as a stronghold for liquor opposition and temperance zeal.
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Ramis
Maine
Boston
New England
Satan
Prohibition
Rami
Monroe Doctrine A Myth In British Remarks At Corinto
A Managua dispatch reports British officers who occupied Corinto, New York, stated the Monroe doctrine was a myth and the United States could not enforce it. The occupation was described as to settle that question. Also noted is aLibrary hall concert featuring Mia Maye Rhodés, Louive Homan, and Abbie Clarke.
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Corinte
New York
Trerald
Managua
Nicaragua
Admiral Stevenson
Corinto
United States
Corluto
Library Hell
Mia Maye-Rhodés
St. Louis
America
Misse Louive Homan
Chicago
Mise Abbie Clarke
Prof Samuels on Eyes and Pianos A Curious Analogy
Prof Samuels compares eye care to piano playing to stress the skill needed in optics. He says many claim expertise after brief training and laments the abuse of his profession while noting twenty five years in practice. He remains at Hotel Threop daily from 9 am inviting inquiries.
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Samuels
Prof. Samuel
Jouk Nal
Threop
Ody Ihildren
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Regatar
Kellam’s
Avery
General Notes OF Society
Dr. Muan
J. C. Prescott
Amethun
Leavenworth
Madge
Mabel Johnson
Eee
Hutchinson News
Seebueck
Lapres
Wyatt Sisters
Soto
H. L Shirer
Seeboeck
Higi
Vincent Graham
Prof
Graham
Praxno Doet
Priza
Anna M. Campbell
J. W. Going
Lesboeck
Praxo Sovo
Jubilee Management
Erance
Yale’s
Yale
Elreuia- Hou
North Topena
John S. Blair
Asia
Africa
Bruckton
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