Topeka Alumni Elects Officers and Reunion Planned
At a recent Alumni meeting Charles Worrall was elected president and Emma Dennis secretary. The alumni union will hold a June 5 reunion in the new high school with a musical program and reception, asking 25 cents to cover expenses. Several class committees will canvass members for dues. Also noted are visits, teas, arrivals, and social events from Topeka residents including visitors from Philadelphia and Chicago, and plans for a Port Leavenworth affair in the near term.
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Topeka Peevie
Charles Worrall
Emma Dennis
Charley Eliott
Viola Troutman
Hessie Boughton
Chirios Welch
Sallie Beck
Charles Boughton
Jessie Beck
Bird Dailey
Martie Whales
J.C. Blake
David de Tinley
Ralph McEntire
George Beck
Horace Swayze
Edwin Fox
Topeka
4. B. Thomas
W. C. Stevle
W. L Trumbull
Jessie Watson
J.P. Davis
Mra
C. G. Colburn
Mra BB
Die
Dr. Hibben
Mra MacLennan
Andrew Tanner
Carrie Goddart
Mary Walker
Philadelphia
Clare Walker
Walker
Byron Roberts
Hutchingon
Prof
C.C. Hill
Garden City
Lon Taylor
J. Wilson
California
Leavenworth
Port Leavenworth
Lizzie Danley
Min Mazel
Dayton
Jeff
Oonomwa
Kan
Munday
Earee Sexton
George Crow
Columby the Stedman Club
The
Copeland
A. W. Moore
Atchison
M. Merriam
Snd
Mra McCaskey
Fort Langvenworth
Dean Millspaugh
Capt
Cavanaugh
Manhattan
Whitlock
Lyons
N.Y
West Bixth Street
Craudthwn Packard
Ohioc
George Ashton
Ro. Morris
Barry
Lieutenant Horn
Fort Riley
Kate Field's Troubles Suspend Publication
Kate Field's Washington has suspended publication citing health as the cause. Miss Field issues a circular to subscribers explaining a grip attack and long work hours necessitate a rest period, promising refunds for prepaid subscriptions and assuring staff will be compensated.
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Kate Field
Miss Fieldies
Reavon
Gl Health
Piper
the Washington
Echolar
Hanging Baskets In The Summer Window Garden
Hanging baskets should be deep enough to hold soil so roots avoid scorching in sun. Oxalis provides foliage to drape baskets while blooms stretch across summer. Tradescantias with variegations root easily from slips and, when installed, form ropes of glossy foliage.
Two Japanese Women Train in Chicago Expect Hospital in Tokyo
Two Japanese women trained as nurses at Chicago Baptist hospital plan to return in July to open a hospital in Tokyo. Miss Sakaki, daughter of a member of Japan’s parliament and wealthy, and Miss Nagano, child of a rich Japanese merchant, spoke of happiness taught to Japanese children. Their stay in America lasted about three years as they pursued their profession.
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Chicago Baptist Hospital
Japan
Tokyo
Miss Sakaki
Ras
Miss Nagano
America
Chicago
A Dainty Simmer Costume by Isabel A Mallon
A Ladies Home Journal description of a dainty simmer costume with summer silk stripe and blue satin belt. Details include square satin yoke overlaid with black lace, blue ribbon rosettes, lazen sleeves, and two long blue satin ends at the back. Also reports on women saving a railroad restaurant from fire and on Miss Agnes Blackadder a pioneering woman medical student.
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Isabel A. Mallon
Ladies' Home Journal
Head of the List at Pulte Medical College
Miss Annie Host of dillsporo Ohio won the faculty gold medal at Pulte Medical College in Cincinnati with 999-13 marks out of 1000. At the Alumni Association annual reunion in the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Miss Hoyt responded to the toast. The Class of 1895.
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Annie Host
Dillsporo, O
Pulte Medical College
Cincinnati
Hoyt
Toass
Miracle Doctor Flower Cited In Texas Cure Claims
An Oakland reader recounts a Philadelphia discussion with Rev E O Gillett about Dr R C Flower, a Boston physician praised for diagnosing diseases instantly and curing many patients in Texas. The piece lists numerous Texas patients and notes Flower’s planned visits to Kansas cities in June.
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M.C.A
Philadelphia
Bess
E. O. Gillett
San Antonio
Tex
Menger House
Boston
Mass
de RC. Flower
Mrr. Mildredge
Dr. Flower
R. C Flower
Mildredge
IK CG Flower
Flower
Croker denies racing partnership with Dwyer
London dispatch quotes Mr. Croker stating there is no truth to reports he and Dwyer have dissolved a racing partnership. He explains they never partnered, race under separate colors, and that they remain friends. Dwyer likewise says they will operate their horses independently with no differences between them.
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New York
World
London
Lim
Mr. Croker
Dwyer
Hever
Ms Dwyer
America
Wickes Nelson Wedding Soon to Be Solemnized
The Republic reports that T. I. Wickes Jr. and Miss Nana Nelson of Kansas City will marry soon after parental opposition delayed the plans. Wickes is the son of the Pullman Palace Car Company vice president. Nelson is described as one of Kansas City's most beautiful women.
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T. B. Wickes
Nelson
Sr. Levis
the Republic
T. i. Wickes, Jr
Nana Nelson
Kansas City
Mr. Wickes
Pullman Palace Car Company
Mise Nelson
William Is for Gold and Emperor Stands Against Change
A Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William opposes any shift from the gold standard and criticizes Von Kauck’s grain monopoly plan. Chancellor Von Hohenlohe shares this stance, and rumors about influence from the Prussian diet’s silver resolution are unfounded.
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Elaspos
Berlin
von Kaukte
William
von Hohenlohe
General Gomez Dies After Wounds In Cuban War
A Santiago dispatch to the Herald says unofficially that General Maximo Gomez, the Cuban revolutionary leader, died Friday at the Quitch plantation near Baire from a wound in the right cheek received in the De Reos battle.
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Herald
Santiago de Cuba
Maximo Gomez
Quitch
Baire
Dee Rios
Wedding Fixins For Susie By Old Man Boggs
In Pine Mountain near the Cumberland, old man Boggs asks a colonel to ready wedding attire for his daughter Susie. The plan includes fabric, ribbons, stockings, and a trousseau, bought with rough humor and careful fit, the wedding already completed the day before.
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Old Man Boggs
Pine Mountain Lumber Company
Cumberland
Mr. Boggs
Looleville
Drecken
Susan
Timi
Gomietihns
Jim
Trousseau
Ron
Eteppin
Sasa
Theatrical Yawn Sparks Quiet Theater Mystery
In a crowded theater a first night provokes a shared moment of yawning making an audience member wonder if the actor noticed. The exchange hints at tension between performers and observers in a playful, cryptic tone.
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Thad
Texas
Mob Chorus Seeks Target as Victim Flees Town
A Chicago Record excerpt shows a mob chorus seeking a new target after the initial mark has departed. The Thiler notes the original man left town, prompting the gang to switch focus to another unspecified individual.
Eye abuse and diseases linked to vision expert says cure
Perot Samusis argues eye health underpins many illnesses and that better understanding of the organ can reduce medicine needs. He cites twenty five years study, claims many patients cured in Topeka, and advocates trying glasses removal before consultation at Hotel Throop.
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Perot Samusis
Samuels
Topeka
Prof
Throop
Ruins Canal Business Due to Rail Rates Crippling Freight
Three hundred canal boats lie rotting in the water at Barraco New York as grain shipments to New York plummet despite very low freights. Railroads with agents nationwide keep cutting rates to ruinously low levels, cutting canal traffic to nearly nothing while grain elevators report 4,500,000 bushels handled this season. Also, the millionaire horseman John A. Morry to be buried after body transported from Kerrville to New York. funeral party leaves for New Orleans.
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Barraco
N. Y
New York
Morris
San Antonio
Tex
John A. Morriy
Here
Kerrville
New Orleans
Mothers Guilt and Widow Pension Precedent Cited
Assistant Secretary Reynolds rules that when a widow is deprived of pension due to mobility, a pension may be allowed for the widow's minor children under eighteen, treated as if the widow’s pension ended by death. Also notes Davis to publish two volumes of the World’s Fair report. railway plans in Africa. appendicitis in Harvey County. and Topeka’s Star Journal reach.
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Wasitx Gerox
Reynolds
Chicago
George R. Davis
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Gen B Paxton
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United States
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Goliad
J. E. Pettus
Ike West
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Galveston
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Dr Flowers
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Jester
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Statesman
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