Religious Meetings and Sermons Across Local Churches
Central and nearby churches announce morning and evening services this Sunday. Unitarian and Methodist congregations list sermons on faith and prophecy with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and 7 p m. The St John’s and Wesleyan churches schedule quarterly meetings and preaching by Rev. A Ward and Rev. Abram Woonan.
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Pestor
Hsubjevi
Hunday School
Sweetlus
Fist Unitarian Society
Unite Ehereh
Abram Woonan
Myecie
Uieir Hall
Scientior
West Sixth Street
Brow Chapel A. MF
Cory Peg Teeigh
Waanington Atrnets
Bervices Sab
Caeieln
Deoep Suttey School
Curher Pourteenth
van Buren
Suners
G. E Howard
Toring
Third
Jefferson Streets
Wing
St. John's A
Mar
Ward
Community Worship and Events Schedule Across Churches
Sunday service times announced at multiple churches in Oakland McPherson and Gd Olden halls. Preaching at North Christian church by Fe qustor Alderman Feb. temperance rally. hymn selections and readings noted. Evening services include First Congregational, United Trinity church events and spiritualist society program with readings.
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Beethren Countard
Oakland
Elder & Z. Sharp
McPherson
Kan
North Christan Church
Fe Qustor
Fev
Doubis
St. Paul
United Tirethten Church
Bervices
Ladies’ Library
Hell
C. Collents
PLC
Endavortay Mervicor
Soeiey
Linsevin Post Hall
First African Baptist Chruch
First Street
G. D. Olden
Fragmented local notes mix in historical snapshot
A jumble of names, places, and events fills a Homenews page fragment. References include Walter Nobiemay Me elected secretary of the Gumnmuttne, Henry M. Steele visiting after a theft, university talk at Chienes, and graduates set for Cornell. Local society meetings, police notes, and building projects appear amid garbled sentences and misread captions.
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Walter Nobiemay
Gumnmuttne
Henry M. Steele
Lintenwartt
Fiente
Sten
Toa Mitchell
Atchison
Disn
Dall Rowan
Hmn
Kradlaste
Lie State
University Inn
Bisa Vieln Troutman
University of Chienes
Mie Murs
Ming
Cornell University
Cyrene
State House
St. Jeneywh
Miskolct Binsons
Pemosthenesn
Tiwi Societet
Harriken School
Echioo Bundize
Shawnee County Horthculturn’ Society
Marple Farm
Topka
Nichols Kealnet
Jefferson County District Court
Soen
Lin
Heo
Junction City
Siverel
St. Marys
Harding
Co St. Marys
Knights of Pythias Kansas convention to meet in Topeka
State YP S C W convention to be held in Topeka at the First Presbyterian church with about 2000 delegates expected. Knights of Pythias of Kansas supreme chancellor We AWS predicts 22 to 3000 Knights will attend the festival, with many bringing guests and other Knights to swell attendance next September.
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YP. S.C. W
Topeka
Uhe
First Presbyterian
Swell Cycling Suit Tops Costs for New York Belle
A New York socialite orders the most expensive bicycle suit on record from a premier tailor. The outfit features silk lining, jewel trim, and a belt buckle with emeralds, costing about 715.50 plus numerous accessories. The ensemble includes Scott and Adie shawls, multiple vests, a Panamas hat, leather boots, silk bloomers and linings, and specialized stitching to shape the skirt.
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New York
Stis
Scott
Adie
Smillionaire
Sunday Journal
Social events in Topeka and vicinity unfold
In Topeka society notes Mrs Ford concluded a six lecture course on The Evolution of Modern Fiction at Trinity, praised by federated clubs and attendees. A large Rose Party hosted by Mrs Thys Scudier featured Mrs Ford and guests, with Kansas City visitor Mrs Harry Clements present. Luncheon honors for Mrs Meade included many names. rooms decorated with roses and towers. Multiple guests from Chicago Cincinnati Cameron and St Louis attend events. marriages and visitors noted. Miss Viola Stoert and George W Hunt to wed. several social calls listed.
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Ford
Topeka
J. J. King
A. R. Lingefelt
H.W. Hinckley
Library Hall
Woodbine
Palma
Ross
Syringas
Thy. Scudier
Harry Clments
Kansas City
JF. Daniels
J. M. Meade
Bins. Gordon
Recitigion
Mra Burns
Por. Smith
D. L. Lakin
Koln
Mra Gage
Bishop
Frank Alderson
CW. Jewel
Edivin Knowles
A. M. Callahan
Laucky
Denton
Mya
Mathe Wuson
Chicago
Connell
Chicese
A. R Linentele
BT. Lewis
Hazel Passier
Cincinneti
Robert D. Fexton
Hamilton
Dr. Paxton
L. L. Johnson
EC. Baker
Cameron, Mo
Nathan Price
Topeka Avenue
Low Schumate
St. Marys
G. Ashton
Ona McFadden
Mise Mamle Brown
Wichita
T. P. Culley
Blower House
Mies Viola Stoert
Monroes Street
George W. Hunt
Hanna Fe General
Tiere van Ambure
Wetmore
Popenos
Gertrude Harris
St. Touts
Weiskerch
Potwin
Frank Bannister
Mix
Irons
North Topeka
Kate Montgomery
Carbondale
Local social and market notes from Topeka area
A long list of social calls and visits in Topeka with mentions of guests from Ottawa Leavenworth Marion and Denver. A E Smith of Topeka now with Colorado Midland visits. A marriage of James W Graft to Hirdle PL Ludington on March 27 1897. Sheep and hog market receipts and price ranges reported for regional markets with notes on livestock conditions and retail trade.
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K. Whitted
H. A. Dulin
Thureday
Dunn
Savannah
Hana MacClintock
Hana Crane
Mabel Knowles
Margaret Bear
Lillian Whitelock
D. L. Lukin
Mr. Lakin
Josephine Ummethun
Leavenworth
A. C. Alen
J. McGil
Ottawa
Topeta
Bassie Michaels
Marion
Chas. Worrall
F. I. Dietrich
Miri Pred Cole
Mrs. West
Herbert Hackney
Thopeka
Central Hotel
Cottonwood
Jessie Payne
U.P
A E. Smith
The
Auditor'a Offiee
Topeka
Colorado Midland
Denver
James W Graft
Hirdle PL Ludinglon
L. H Smith
Today Market Report from cnirago May 29
Wheat trades cautious as Monday holiday looms and July opens mixed. Cables steady, crop reports from Chicago region upbeat, Northwest receipts 205 cars. Corn slow and weak with 2,000 lots bid for Tuesday. Oats steady on smaller crop forecast with large receipts. Provisions slow but steady amid firmer pork tone. Chicago Livestock: hogs receipts examined with bids and recent activity noted.
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Cnirago
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Auction of city property and rental terms offered
Multiple real estate listings describe houses and lots for sale near city areas. Terms include cash and installments, with monthly payments and some 7 percent interest. Properties include two and four room houses, a Birdwood area home, and near East Street locations. J. E. Ferguson and J. W. Bell & Co. featured as agents with nearby Kansas Ave addresses.
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Birdwood
Sthuve
Stoom Realdenes
State Journal Built In Topeka Circulation Growth Noted
In 1896 the Kansas State Journal opened a new double front brick building on Kan gas avenue and Highthst Topeka offering four Linotypes visible through plate glass. The paper’s daily circulation rose from 800 to over 11 000 in seven years, with forty three carriers needed to deliver in Topeka and nearby suburbs. The State Journal emphasizes its status as the state's largest daily and its AP wire access.
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Kangas Avenue
Highthst
Kangas Aye
Great State of
Kansas
Subor
W. A. Michael Commission CO
Wret Static Avenue
Kan
Foor Eschatce
Samy
Kenses
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