North Topeka Society News and Local Notices
In North Topeka various social items, church events, and local happenings are noted. Attendees include Mrs. McParland, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden, and Drs. Turtle and Kemer. plans mention visits, family travels, and community gatherings at Good Shepherd Guild, Park Street, and nearby homes. Details on a court decision and Santa Fe timetable change are also included, reflecting the day’s civic and social rhythms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Shawne Cos Pany
Ndt
West Gordon Street
Phewir
Giile Sein
Seeas
Aresiile
Wiek
Dms Grue Miller Terarmned To Empark Festenias Aresins
Torsiel Sturd
Lorem
Kansas City
Magasine
Ana
Anne Arctved
Kenth
Bailar
Pennsylvania
Ladies’ Guild of the
Good Shepherd All Meer
el Woodman Om Park Strat
McParland
Llesie Laroukes
Betyiee
Turtle
Chanute
J Fuytan
Jedison
Hayden
Air
Josh Puwety
Dietiter
Cecil
Rhodes Jets
Mpattorio
Gisit
Risdes
Quincy Street
A. Ryder Die
Wittman
Dapeheer
Biee Musa Hee Usb
Mile
Kaoses Chi
Geodhoe
Aline Gredaue
Admiral Dewey Rejects Presidential Candidacy
Admiral Dewey published a statement dismissing any presidential ambitions. He said, at age 70, he would not consent to be a candidate under any circumstances, calling such talk foolish and an act of friendship by those who press him. He warned attempts to push him toward the presidency would ridicule him and urged the press to treat his decision as final.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Grant
Airal Dewey
Toa
Dewey
Eug
Fatal Shooting in North Madison Street House
Anna Clay alias Johanna Dupree shot Erwin during a dispute at Dupree’s North Madison Street dwelling after a tense confrontation over clothing. Erwin wounded, Dupree detained by police. victims and suspects described as local residents with prior court records. doctors say recovery possible but life threatens.
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Anna Clay
Johanna Dupree
Hira Evein
Erwin
Salvation Army
Johanne Dupree
Madison Street
Bewin
Fred
Ergin
Betts
Weltuilt
Cleftramsey
Ervin
Thrush
Wee
Gen Cameron Apples Prevent Attendance At Kansas Reception
A fragmentary 19th century style note quotes Gen Hugh Cameron of Glen Hurt, known as the Kansas Hermit, claiming apples and a rabbit plague keep him from attending the Twentieth Kansas reception. The missive mentions guarding holidays, a salute to the United States, and a plea to readers to respect liberty and governance.
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Kansas
Putsten
Hugh Cameron
Glen Hurt
Ben Harseon
Glen Burn
Douglas Pointr
Punsiun
Guilant
Inetionte
United States
Gasert
Kansas State University
Lawrence Free Schools
Washington
Saale
Hugh Cambsron
Wonderful photographs reveal Cole’s firing squad links
Private Cole secured many on the firing line with photographs connected to the Twenty‑Beareage case in the Philippines. The images show wallets, water scenes, and portraits of alleged participants. hospital notes and letters accompany the photos, with details of the crime and branding mentioned amid disturbed recollections.
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Cole
Strickrott Moves Studio to 913 Kansas Avenue
John F. Strickrott, noted view photographer, relocates his studio to 913 Kansas Avenue and offers first class work with free dark room facilities for customers.
Homeseekers' Excursion Tickets via Sante Pe Bouts
Homeseekers travel to Arkansas and Texas on an excursion plan with round trip prices listed. Tickets priced at 209 for the round trip are shown for the event. Routes include Sante Pe Bouts and Zitwin sett areas, with Arkansas and Texan origins noted.
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Sante
St Ets
Arkansas
Arisonm
En Ai Texan
Information Wanted About Teansus Tea Company Stock
A reader asks for details on a Teansus Tea company stock from a Dewey Theater notice. The writer seeks information on the company’s business and stock prospects, offering a tip for anyone who can provide data. Chief Ramsey has no knowledge of the firm and is willing to hand the matter to an informed party.
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Dewey
of Teansus
Windli
Saansay
Daniel Rein
Ramsey
Sudden Death of Miss Katherine Dolan at Sister’s Home
Miss Katherine Dolan died suddenly Sunday morning at 418 Tyler Street, at her sister Mrs Lannan’s home. She collapsed while preparing breakfast as her two nephews watched. Heart failure attributed. Body to be taken to Demic Pain for burial. Procession planned to Church of the Assumptions at two this Tuesday.
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Katherine Dolan
PL Lannan
Tyler Sirest
Miss Dolan
Church of the Assumptins
Topeka Man Elected Pastor of Holy Apostles
In Philadelphia Nev a vestry meeting elected Rev Nathaniel Seymour Thomas as pastor of the Church of the Holy Apostles located at Twenty first and Ped eral streets. Thomas, former rector of St Mathews Wheeling and son of the late Bishop Thomas of Kansas, will assume duties after confirming his willingness. Born in Faribault Minnesota, he studied at the University of Minnesota and was ordained in 1891. The Holy Apostles parish serves over 1300 communicants and 15000 Sunday school scholars with the Memorial Chapel at Twenty seventh and Wharton Street. The church is one of the citys largest and has grown for 91 years.
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Philadelphia
Nev
Church of the Holy Apostles
Twenty-first
Pederal Streets
Nathaniel Seymour Thomas
Thomas
Charg Owe St Mattheres Church
Wheeling
W. Va
Faribmutt
Miu
Thomes
Kansas
University of Minnesota
Hinhup Thuces
Kansas Theological School
Atchison
Charee
St John and
St Bawls Leavenworth
Kartervine
Great Canal Project Promises Baltic to Black Sea Link
European papers and scientists discuss the planned 160 kilometer canal linking the Dnieper and Dwina basins to unite the Baltic and Black seas. Russia seeks sovereignty over the route, with an estimated cost around 120 million. Construction aimed within two years, featuring artificial bays and a deep, wide channel for major vessels.
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Rome
New York Times
Baltic
Black Sea
Ts Thene
Torsard
St. Gotthard
Dnieper
Dwina
Riga
Dniester
Odessa
Vistula
Danzica
Alexander Fel
Rigs
Duna
Dunebers
Baresina
Dniester-Vistula
Russian Empire
Russia
Mackerel Run Rejuvenates Cape May Fishing Trade
The New York Sun notes a rare mackerel abundance along the Cape May coast. Swedes Norwegians and New Jersey sailors rush to sea with bunkers chasing schools, hauling heavy catches back to Holly Beach and Five Mile Beach, where wholesale dealers profit while residents adapt to a thriving yet weathered livelihood.
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New York Sun
Cape May
Whitts
Holly Beach
Five Mile Beach
New York
United States
Ley
A Russian Word in France and a Curious Lexeme
In France, a recent conversation touched on Russia, language, and people. An authority claimed a single word exists meaning that love is wholly satisfied by gazing into another's eyes, inviting verification and further study for readers of Notes and Queries.
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B. Powke
France
Russia
Gre
Iim
Ott
War story of a French chronicle and wounded soldiers
A Youths Companion fragment recounts reporters interviewing wounded San soldiers and a French chronicle writer from Gaulois showing his Legion of Honor ribbon. The piece depicts the tense exchange with a gardener and battery officers, ending with soldiers asked about their gunners and a sailor among the ranks.
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San
Muntmivall
Gilley
France
Gamieney
Legion of Honor
Ke Mans
Mao
Mibhel Doart
Probal
Starvation Deaths in London Record Surge
A coroner's jury in London returned a verdict of death by starvation or privation. The report notes forty such cases, with fifteen deaths recorded at the Liberty of the Tower of London, while only one case was reported at the eastern die.
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Tower of London
London Telegraph tale of a jailbird with literary taste
A London Telegraph inspired piece recounts George Edwards, an elderly Bond Street clerk, repeatedly jailed for thefts, relishing prison life as a somber yet contented escape. The story contrasts his criminal pattern with a bizarre note on a New York Sun report of Rocky Mountain goats and wild sheep observed near Twin Lakes.
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Rockies
New York Sun
Twin Lakes
Monitor Rock
Choennon
Black Clown Gulch
Mount Elbert
Cam Bok Beale
Reese
Creek Anon
Crystal Lake
la Plita
Lake
Clearorerka
Wua Sen
Lewis
Cornelius
Pratri- Doc Park Dist
Truth and Fable About the Sensi Camel and Water Facts
In four years of camel training there is no seasickness or vicious camel, water needs explained. Camels drink every second day in summer, every third in winter, and fasting does not enable work without water. Arabs keep camels watered, and corn fed camels endure long work better. A Kentucky snake site cure tale then shifts to a plantation anecdote about a bite mistaken for a thorn.
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Thellevett
Tere
Camel Corps
Kentucky
Wanted--work of any kind ad appears in classifieds
WANTS AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS. A fragment shows a WANTED notice seeking any kind work. The illegible text suggests bidders or listings with reference initials ML C and other uncertain identifiers.
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Fete Sr Se Sax
Bae Bi
Cas
Wanted student seeks work for board while attending college
A brief notice describes a student seeking employment to cover board while pursuing graduation. It mentions fear of not finishing and asks for any suitable position or opportunity at a college or nearby. The ad hints at possible cash for acceptable tasks and references a journal or record source for contact.
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Rand Opera House
20Th Kansas Band
Souie 6
Yuriton
Wigblers
Pind & Grabes
Droge Shore
Chicago
North Topeka
Stn Judes
Alghiads ‘Cniges
Altiraent
Hovetan
Bardia
Badatte
Mary Nobla
Pier Te Saker
Cases
Hatten
Hicks
Jaensen
Santa Fe
Han
Cameron
Bucket and ‘Tea Kattle Company
Catherine Dolan
Topeka
Philatelphts Church
Bisck Seon
Toluca
Tad
J. Deviins General Store
Taylor
London
London Telegraph
George Edwards
Bond Street
Engadine
Mediterranean
George Visibis
Elysium
George
Col. Benson
Waterloo
Southwark
DrEsncourt
Mora
Moe
Kansas Avenue
Tema
Mt Hope
Care Journal
Zola
Spatatis
Boronies
Us Care Journal
Adaress
Witter
Brent—Houses
Lane Street
Dr. D. Rogers
Topeka Ace
Cullen Or
Mois Ares Chiesa Co
Taird and
Tarkson Streets
East Slehth Street
Jock
5Th and
Madison
Topeka City
W. M. Porses
Sin St
Bricker
West
Fifth St
Morais Street
Aleo
Buchanan Street
Pannchad
Dhay
Grove
Sacha Gnasavk
Carpenter & Co
Ms Aver
Treasrer
Baer Sixth Street
Gudeans
Kansas Ave
Sthayed
Wuate Printing Office
Sand Ip
Medark Soreel Horse
Sounse Civetad
Preea Foum State Printing Office
Sabin
Cuiern Eretara
Igre
Driperties
Tieelus
Bere
Cimai
Coteber
North Topexa
Dearie
Piles
Gstule
Sabura
DA ¢ Barnes
Mod
Vm Kansee
Eva Harding
Init
DR. Pharding
Homeope
Milton Brow
Topeca
Scum
Topeka Storage and Warehours CO
Goede
CD. Skinner, LO
J.-M. Baird
Pacman Ee
Hattie van Vieck
LE CO
Bae Se Topeka Cycle CO
Fin
John FP
Sti
Crrott
Relal
Dorel Tapsi
Kanaus
SS Ot
Tovewell
Amin Gia Ausayer
Kaimas
DR. C
James B Hatden
Ana Cian
Watchmaker
Bae San
Florists
MES
J.R. Hague Plorist
Topeka Tra Transfer Co
F. Bacon
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