Fragmented Snaps From Home News Preview Several Names Mentioned
The readable bits describe a visit planned by a notable figure to a location, with a car service arranged and a multi day stay. Mentions of a society, a score or contest, and a public action or petition appear amid jumbled names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisces Uw
Vernons Ginece
Hevesi
Parshicht
Festige
Pistacy
Seria
Privet Shoes
Topeka
Axiom Society
Ieee 8
Busiay
Spacers
New G A R B Home Moves To East Seventh Street
Topeka Post G A R plans a new home on East Seventh Street between Kateyvenue and Quincy, occupying the former Star Journal site. Renovations completed, five year lease. rooms ready by Tuesday evening. Major A Shreve directs setup. May 23 note and a photo caption about Belgium decree rescission. Card of thanks from Pacl Lavigne expresses gratitude for sympathy.
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Topeka Post
East Seventh Street
Topeka Post G4. A. Bs
East Seventh
Kateyvenue
Quincy Street
Star= Journal
Pest
A. Shreve
Scratched Till Raw Save Your Hair
A fragmentary line reads odd warning about scratching till raw and saving hair, with unclear context or attribution. The snippet hints at a health caution or cosmetic remark but lacks concrete details, names, dates, places, or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
Day in Society and Local Social Events Observed
Social items note the Stedman Club closing its season tonight and several courtesy gatherings. Mrs John Sargent hosts a luncheon for Mrs Branstrup with a large local guest list. the Western Sorosis meets at Washburn Place with Jacqueminot roses and a planned picnic on Washburn college campus. The Sophomore class picnic at Vinewood and various personal mentions follow, including district club meetings and notices of travel, lectures, and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
ML. Chamberlain
Washburn Place
A. Rodgers
Kipling
A. H. Thompson
City Federation
Swaney
Washburn College
Saturias
Stedman Club
John Sargent
WT. Branstrup
India
W. T. Branstrup
EH. Anderson
Geo
Wimarth
W. Bailey
FT Wellman
W. L Gordon
James Cuthbert
EM Carpenter
FE VanSant
J. Kk. Treshloed
J.P Farnsworth
EW. Poindexter
Sirs
CH King
Mra. Mallory
Mra
J.P. Rodgers
Dayxison
Mins Patterson
T. P Cully
Earle
Wichita
B Merriam
Margaret Dudley
William B. Walker
L. J. Greenwood
Western Avenue
Bishop
Millspauch
Clarkson
Salina
St. John’s Military School
Lagas
McFarland
Hls Ohmer
Samuel Hilburn
Kansas
Topeka
Chamberlain
Clay
Mee
Piastre Barnee
Mise
Laura Hucland
Mies Minnie Schenck
Clara Mocser
Muster out at Manila soldiers seek travel pay
The War Department orders at Washington cite Manila soldiers may receive travel pay and allowances when discharged. They plan to use funds for covet allowances and to visit Paris exposition. Assistant General Fox notes volunteers may get travel pay from their enlistment, raising questions about eligibility and the path to Europe.
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Lee
Weiss Joresiog
Iest
Saar Canes
Gemand
Manila
Alani
Rome
Saer Sans
General Fox
Kannis
War Department
Washington
United States
Tansports
Jesuet
Ane Witts
Johnston
Precius
Local man Samuel Still dies by morphine suicide in restaurant
Samuel L Still killed himself with morphine after a day of heavy drinking in a West Fifth Street restaurant near Van Buren. Dr Ida M Hall treated him but he died at 1 am Monday. An inquest found death by morphine with suicidal intent. sister-in-law also died by suicide in same building. Burial set in Elby Ohio, with $2000 life insurance and lodge connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Still
Westerfield
Still
West Fifth Street
van Buren
Ida M. Hall
Hall
Suit
Halt
Soae
Shortt
Tire
Leon Thatcher
Suimira Cotraina
Still's
Court House
Elby
Ohio
AO. UW
Paderewski Weded Quietly in Paris Marriage Tale
Paris dispatch reports Ignace Paderewski secretly married last December to Mme Piena Gorski, divorced wife of Ladislaw Gorski the well known violinist. The pair live quietly in Paris awaiting papal dispensation before an ecclesiastical ceremony.
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New York
Paris
Ignace Paderewski
Mme
Piena Gorski
Ladislaw Gorski
Gioniet
Laineures Orchestra
Gorski
Pederewski
Murdered Soldier Found Near Malolos In Philippine Riot Aftermath
San Francisco May 29 news reports the mutilated body of George Ryan, a Minnesota soldier, found April 11 by Company D near Malolos. He had prior crimes including stealing the crown jewels in 1892, was pardoned in 1900, and served in Hawaii. Japanese ring leaders in the Kahuku plantation riot receive sentences from hanging to prison terms, with a new trial motion pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San France
Wala
China
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Honolulu
George Ryan
Ward
Four holes found in Paris hull amid Cornwall passage
Damaged report from Coverack Cornwall notes four avies discovered in the forepart of the American steamer Paris. Trys to proceed delayed until the tide rises. Weather remains calm and sea smooth. The George W. Lowe Madison Square Theater Co opens a week at Crawford theater tonight with possible move to Garfield park casino if tonight’s performance pleases.
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Paris
Cornwall
George W. Lowe
Madison Square ‘Theater Company
Crawford Theater
Garfield Park
Park
Who Is Right Federal Courts Cannot Enjoin State Courts
Federal courts cannot enjoin state court enforcement of the telegraph rate law except where a specific bank-related provision allows it, Judge Allen says. He notes the 7201 statute prohibits such injunctions unless a court of visitation is not a court, as cross-examinations and depositions in New York unfold in the ongoing Kansas telegraph rate dispute.
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Saturday
District Court
Court of Visitation
United States Court
5. H. Allen
United States
United States Supreme Court
Georgia
Judes Allen
Hazen
New York
McKeever
Ailen
Westerns Union
Kansas
Western Union
Telegraph receipts split with railroads in late 19th century
The Rok island and Santa Fe rail lines share costs and earnings with telegraph services. The Rok island pays a percentage of receipts, while the Santa Fe covers half the line construction and material costs, all operating expenses, and half the total commercial receipts. Telegraph company operators are paid by the railways only in large towns where separate offices are needed, otherwise Western Union keeps all receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rok Island
Santa Fe
Western Union
Peffer Opposes Populist Party In New York Editorial Series
A long running Populist debate gathers momentum as Senator Peffer renounces the party in a widely republished interview. Chicago papers plan a ten part series titled Populism Its Rise and Fall, featuring Peffer and a full page portrait. The initial installment, published yesterday, outlines party origins, achievements, and fusion with Democracy in 1896.
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Younterview
Popusnsa
State Journal
Peffer
Maine
California
Chicago
Peff=r
Teres
Petter
Destruction Hits Gypsy Camp Near Chicago Suburbs
Storm wrecks Gypsy encampment at Forty seventh street and West son avenue in Chicago area. A 14 year old Gypsy girl is fatally injured as tents are overturned and camps set aflame. Eight plague cases reported at Alexandria with two deaths and two recoveries.
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Chicago
Forty-seventh Street
Westson Avenue
Ada Seed
Cairo
Alexandria
Bussey Denied Pardon by Governor Stanley
Governor Stanley refused to grant a pardon to Ed Bussey of St Joseph after reviewing records showing Governor Leedy had commuted his five year term to two and a half years. Bussey, sentenced in Elk county for abducting two stars from their home in August, would have seen release in December with good behavior. His pardon plea, backed by former employers, argued for full benefit of the board’s recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stasler
Ed Bussey
St. Joseph
Bussey
District Court of
Elk County
Augusta
Butler County
Leedy
State Board of Pardons
Govenor Stanley
Leew
Her Pallen Idol Washington Girl Describes Cousin’s Plight
A Washington Post piece recounts a Washington girl recalling her New York cousins and a troubling etiological tale. The narrator reflects on the cousin’s hardships and his indulgence, contrasting refined expectations with peasant tastes and a harsh social gaze.
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The
Washington Post
Washington
Jean de Reaskemanta
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Theas
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Hacsss
G. A
Urwesels
Hes
State Department
Belgiam
Eas Br
Tinvin Post
Lavigne
Nes
Tone
Mary
H Jeveres
Mutiiletors
Sonra Mance
Bats Wits Ceticcas
Cormeen Bagoere
GstReee
M. L. Chamberlain
Mrs. Branstrop
Club
Rlyrs
I and I Flower Mission
Lee Munn
Topeka Avenue
Augusta Dewey Hus
Fer Homme
Abilene
P.O. Popenoe
Bar
Highland Park
Hopper
H. BR. Nickerson
City
Meralco
W. A. Thompson
Carrit Titus
Kansas City
WH. Johnston
Vine
Will P. Farnsworth
Mexico
Criti
Farnsworth
A. Akin
Omaha
H.W. Farnsworth
Frence
Aoa
S. L. Still
Paderewski
Malolos
New York City
E. D. McKeever
Kemper & Paxtons
America
Oesery
Cis
Mnan
Emer
Amr
Kemper & Sixth
Quincy
Senator Peffer
the Journal
Gov. Stanley
Bene
Jean Kent
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