Topeka Social and Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
In a long list of social items, Topeka residents and visitors are noted including Mrs Tanner from Em and Ada Patterson in Clay Center for a week, Beulah Lee, Grace Patterson, Frank Patterson, and many others visiting relatives, attending events, and hosting gatherings at homes around Topeka and nearby towns. The item lists numerous trips, engagements, church circles, receptions, and informal parties with many named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Ada Patterson
Clay Center
Beulah Lee
Sete
Sopeph
York City
Topeka
J. K. Shelinbareer Om
Mra. Sheckity
K. Pritchard
Ww National Miliary Howe
J. K. Hudae HL P. Riltger
Flower Mission
John Richanta
Kansas City
Jurab Smith
Chamberlain
Anna Penticop
Salina
Maud Kinibatl
Palk Street
Queen Father
First Methodias Church
Sah Tadiens
W. F. Parker
Harrison Street
Mitchell
St. Latte
Eat Powel
Lawrence Wifl
Fis
Inn
Munepesker
C.H. Gulbit
Arksnsa
Elia Furstan
Fred Punston
Eastman
Weil
Nanoa
Rey
Wickite
Lawrvore
Mike Mabel Barnes
Fites Picton
Tropadlus
Mra
Howe
Washington
Visiting Grocers and Butchers Plan City Reception
Grocers and butchers of the city prepare a reception for the Twentieth Franses regiment at Metropolitan Hall on Kansas Avenue. The event starts at 1 pm and runs into the night with refreshments, music by Prof Louis Heck's orchestra, and social meetings for visiting brothers and local merchants. Tickets are required for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Franses
Kansan Avenue
Metropolitan Hall
Tewre
Hicker
Kansas Avenue
Transfield
Metropolites Hall
Louis Heck
Union Pacific
Missouri
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Topeka
Wey
Railroada
Regusler
Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Kansas City
St Joseph
Holton
Herington
Phillipsburg
Esrive
Manhattan
Topeke
Above Pointe
Union Pacific Railway
Saliia
Salina
Sip P. St
Missouri Kansas
Texas AY
Oswego
Parsons
Rock Island Depot
Atchison, Topeka
Santa FE
Emporia
Unusual Scarlet Fever Spread Ties To Schools In Chicago
Chicago authorities report a surge in scarlet fever and diphtheria cases with fourteen men and a bank clerk referred to the health department. Dr J Spalding, chief inspector, says contagion spread is linked to faith healing believers concealing cases in city schools, hindering control efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bankard
Health Department
Amon Childen
Jeman Spalding
Spalding Merribes
New York Capitalists Buy 36000 Acres in Westmoreland County
Nov 1 report from Pittsburgh notes a New York syndicate led by Mrs Sainte Agent Copeland of Fetansas purchasing 36000 acres along the Allegheny River near New Kensington and Greensburg. The deal remains secret, with local capitalists named as possible participants and speculation about the buyers’ identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbore
New York
Sainte Agent Copeland
Fetansas
Westmoreland County
Allegheny River
New Kensington
Copeland
SaihSan
Unlucky 13 Appears Before Judge Over Walnut Grove Incident
John Washington, age 13, was summoned before Police Judge Maxgaw to answer for a troubling confrontation with another colored boy of about the same age in Walnut Grove. A warrant was issued in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Washington
Maxgaw
Walnut Grove
Official Programme for Twentieth Kansas Reception at Depot
Official programme details for the Twentieth Kansas reception including arrival times at Santa Fe depot, staged greetings, parade route from Fourth Street to the state capitol, ceremonies at the state house, sword presentation to General Funston, banquet arrangements, afternoon entertainment by multiple bands, and evening festivities with firework displays and Democratic torchlight clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Kansas
Santa Fe
Fifth Street
G. H. Coulter
Frederick Funston
Sndspurl
Kansas Volunteer
Kansas Volunteers
T. S. Storer
Wamego
Hord
St. Dora's Miliary School
Kansas State Agricultural College
Renal
P. M. Holsington
Kansas National Guard
Kansas Ahimal Guard
Firs Light Artillery
Perede
Quincy Street
Pirst Street
Kansas Avenue
Ninth Street
Jackson Street
Jackson
State Capitol
Doster
Cermett
State House
Cubvol Ohdren
Orauale
Wilder S. B Metcalf
W. E. Stacley
J. B_ unson
Watson
House At
Representatives
Steinberg
Senate
Fishin
Sreets
Harrison
van Buren
Fourth
Alta Vista
Elbridge
Pence's
Abilene
Salina
Girard
Missouri Regiment
Elehth
Harton
Reding
Kansas City
Wabaunsee
Sroth
Ninth
Aetna
Bend
Tollown
Kansas
Fifth
Wamezo
Sixth
Llene
Nisth
Marshall
Jackson Stress
Jochy
City
Tenth
Geoubtionn
Democratic Flambeau
Toeka
Bugie
Grand Army of the Republic
Sena of Veterans
Department of Kan
Sas
C. H. Coulter
Frederick Fusston
St .Eeith
Topeka
Tventieth
Chronel Wilder Aetealt
Kansas United States
HC. Lindsay
Staf
United States
Ts, Stover
Iola
Borda
Huisington
Ingantis
Santena Unt
B. K. NG
Jenn Lutherin
Firth
Asta
Quincey
First Street
Fireworks and city reception for Twentieth regiment event
Dense midwestern text describes fireworks above a dome, a reception for officers and men of the Twentieth, and various public comforts. It lists badge procedures, information and press headquarters, bands, parade orders, railway trains, and marshals details for a large ceremonial event in Topeka with multiple divisions and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brillant
Destens
Trama
Pia
Tweneth
Crane & Co
Eventh Avenue
St Louis Horse Show Surpasses Expectations Night Two
Audience turnout in St Louis on the second night exceeded management expectations with brighter displays and more visitors than the opening night despite fewer horses. The program featured events not originally scheduled, drawing larger crowds and noting a lively atmosphere at the Car Show Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
St. Louis
Wwe
Dostor CW Leads Band in Celebrated Parade
Dostor CW is mentioned among the band members while Crowley's purchase of The Frenchman, a famed horse and soldier, is noted as a popular sight. The piece highlights a road wagon in Philadelphia suburbs and praises a Kentucky horse named Ghietiatn for commendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dostor CW. Crowley
Daniel on a Dark Horse and Democratic Defeat
Senator W. Daniel warned that Democratic losses in Ohio and Kentucky could shape the presidential nomination race next year. He argued a Kentucky and Ohio defeat would send a strong signal to the east, while Maryland losses would have little impact. He noted Bryan’s standing and the potential effect on the party’s convention dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Oshorse Bryan
Richmond
Jobs W. Daniel
Seers Een Oste
Compar
Bryan
Daniel
Mary
Fentin
Pie Jordan Escapes After officers pursue in Jackson Street chase
Pie Jordan of the Jorian family fled after a confrontation with officers on Wesday afternoon. He dropped a key, knocked an officer aside, and fled on foot toward lower Jackson Street. McElroy fired four shots but Jordan escaped, with police surrounding a house on lower Jackson Street where he was later captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Jorian
Jordaa
Nolorios
Ohwaide
McElroy
Bat
Lower Jackson Treet
Isn
Crane's New Play at Wallack's Shelter
Crane's new drama A Rich Star's Son played at Wallack's Shelter last night. The critic lauds its homely story, philosophy, wit, pith, and amiable humor. Crane is praised for expressive gifts suited to the leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Willas Crane
Wallack
Cran
Pred Harvey's Dining Room Opens With Santa Fe Depot Lunch
The Santa Fe depot area announces that Harvey's Dining Room will be open all day, including lunch service, expanding hours for daily dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey's
Santa Fe Depot
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Laure Robingon
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Mere
James Lane
Huclington
Aeety
Morris
Hiawatha
Pope
Cephus Whacett
Tart Harris
Prank Bureh
Ton Whitmer
Miss Smythe
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Mind Fhesleton
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RSS
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Anne Garey
Ethel Mae
Mire
Alice Cluggion
John
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W. RR
Carrie
Carmen
Thompson
Oalie Ross
Ross
Celia Fordyce
J. Palls
Nora Spencer
Jennie West
Minnie McMurtrie
Janet McMurtris
Mary Gay- Tord
Mien Suiriey Ming
Arthur Kutz
Hobert Wells
Elgie Hratton
Clovis Dale
Gordon Kine
Mk. Chetrine
Annasay
Harry “Sie
Chita Bptey
Lawrence
Bey
J.J. Lannackinson
W. HE
Sproat
J. E. Moore
W. Kistier
W. H. Burns
C. W. Myers
Gilfillan
Nate Hobbins
John ‘Thom
Bmusic
Acnaois
O'Clow
Hospital Rdes
Fred Gordot
Meale
Beth
Kansas Natonal Guard
Fifth Avenue
Buren Street
Marshall's Band
Third Street
East Third Street
East Eighth Street
Abe Steinvers
Marshall's
IMMA
Peka
Lynden
Teare Alma
Fates Center
Pitteburg
Leute Gridley
Topeis
Ibeailinistes Toe
Denese Ae Foi Pine
Air
Quincy
J. W. F. Hughes
W. EB Stanley
Funston
M.C Holman
Garede
Ali
Atrietty
Aly
Mac Lane
Joriter
Thomas Fitch
Wichita
J. H Gitpatrick
Leavenworth
Welay
Galena
Dan Fisney
Neusha Falla
J. W. P. Hughes
Ad Eee
Star
Dean
E. W. Gri
Monroe St
Bowley & Snow's
Sixth St
Kansas Ave
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Pie” Jordan
Crane
Et Wallack
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