Sensual Notes of Society and Personal Life in Topeka
In Topeka society notes, the Occidental club marks ten years as Mrs. A. B. Febbins hosts a meeting on Norman origins and relations. Miss Crowley leads a lecture on Breach history while other ladies plan gatherings at homes and clubs, with several social engagements spreading through Topeka and neighboring towns.
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A. B. Febbins
Mies Crowley
Yeaterday
Erie
Bry
Hitson
Bliss Crosby Wi Agate
Sudwien
Erumidee
Albigenses
Tn Wa
Tm Hie
Mre, Yee Ney
Mir
Wilte Veas
Kansas City
Miss Organise & Music
Bre
Andes
Henry Stevenson
James Moore
Geo. F. Parmeles
Chiir Mare Robbins
Joshue Sproceby
Shreveport
Sterling
W. Kendall
Grand Rapids
Baker
Warsego
City
Willa Lond Moore
Hutchinson
Mra
Snyder
Mira Moore
Ouba
Clarence Bowman
Winifred Wagner
Tre A
Dister Guenn Goodard
Godird
S. Bindman
Ena
Enso
D. Robbins
Nowiterature Club
Harmils
Kale
Haisford
Xas
Mims Afmaileir
Tigieientintiae
Buffragists Aim to Reelect Mrs Addison State President
A garbled early 20th century report describes Mrs Katherine FH Addison likely to be reappointed as president of the Karsan Sitrage Gescolation, with remarks from Laure Mo Johns and others praising her leadership and past work. The piece notes opposition and support within political circles, references council meetings, and mentions preparations for a convention adjournment later that day.
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Katherine FH. Addison
Adres
Laure Mo Johns
Renatie
Henry
Mra
Orden Dartholomer
Purbio
Barthai Genier
Pusblo
Barthalomene
Tia
Nets
Colorado
Milo
Tai
King Beim
Erin
Drivitow
Werner
Caborwia
Jonaee
Fopeka
Sullivan Kills Kansas City Official’s Clerk in Apparent Attack
A Kansas City official's clerk, Jane Sullivan, was killed in an apparent attack in the federal building construction office. The suspect, reportedly tied to Bryan's campaign, reportedly planned to confront Bryan when he appeared in Kansas City, prompting a sensational murder. Nearby reports note Downing's mother’s death in Council Bluffs and a funeral in Princeton.
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Cleveland Cuis
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Jane Sullivan
Sullivan
Bryan
Satormenon
Satormenon Veresinol Swe Eacenusis
Thas Sullivan
Sava
Tisan
Charit
Gaim
Ryan
Retvert
Cley
Confederate Sal and the river menace tale from camp
A Confederate Sal nickname woman, notorious for provocation and debauchery, plagues camp life. Soldiers capture her antics including drunken episodes and alleged espionage whispers. After clashes, a violent act leads to her exile by river, with a report of swift, quiet punishment and lingering camp tensions.
South American Giants Rumored Off South American Coast
An 1873 account by BM Tintet proposes a race of giant waves along the coast of Patagonia with individuals reported over 12 feet tall. The fragment notes few giants among the green men of Patagonia, contrasting their height with a belgielike appearance.
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Turner
Naturanet
Rast
Abo Avery
Tintet
South America
Too Mean to Hang in Golden Flutes Trial
A chaotic transcript from a melodramatic courtroom scene features Jim, the pregramite, and a judge named Watkisia in a struggle over a hanging. The crowd disapproves the hanging plan and demands altered terms, including whiskey barrels and burial details, while Jim resists and a verdict is challenged.
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Parka
RT Parke
Saka Hind
Watkisia
Dusino
Jim
Springfield factories reopen amid bankruptcies and layoffs
Nov 1 reports say Statrey plow works resume operations with about 60 to 800 workers, while the Springfield plant pledges limited hiring as a route for employment. Meanwhile failures hit multiple firms, including Advance Elevator and Warehouse, with receivership affecting state assets and creditors. A derailment near Omaha injures tourists, farmers worry about snow delaying haying, and a hotel fire in Traverse City damages businesses. Newberry dies in a steers street hotel incident.
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Springfield
Statrey
Hayy
Akerapluyew
Feran
Fidgely
Willzain
Soonetine
Port Wayne
Inky
John H
Hem
Chicago
St Loui
Art gift to Kansas City preserves museum dream
Colonel Nelson of the Star announces a 15,000 piece art collection to Kansas City. The donated works include paintings, engravings, and photographs from European masters, with a goal to enrich the city’s museum and public access. The presentation is planned tonight at Lyceum Hall, in a ceremony featuring Rev. Henry Hopkins.
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Standard Authority On
Spruce Street
New York City
Kansas
Nelson
the Star
Donatsa
Kansan
Kirway
Europe
Kisii Cary
Weorll
Furndos
Braun
Hanis Eval
Lycuit
Lecado
Col-Neleon
Thidanor
Breatek
Kuness City
Almaat
Mg Beer
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New York
Mer Ce
Topeka
Meude Goodineh
Lars Race
Sses Mamia Ton
Georgiany Wiswom
Mies
Myrtle Jetrore
Punchb
George Sharitt
Louies
Anna Halep
Carbondale
Mra Kk
Whitted
Win
Macferrat
William
Peweete
Haslett
Saturnae
A. Eeionite
Dremitsine
Ret Cole
Fred Fpeetpan
Frank Sim
Chae Wordis
Inden
Incre
Addison
Silver
Mr. Dowsing
A. Downing
Council Blutts
Mondas
Downing
Priiceton
Mr. Downing
Otto Kuehne & Co
Ail Groves
Colusbin
Fite Wertian
Rick Evan
Sal
Peldiere
Golumbia
Oters
Wien
Tie Quetis
Bal
Wile Sul
Cottge
Alhard Girt
Ike
Gu Irliman
Wik Behe
Baness Cy Times
Jim ‘Frueman
Law
New York Sunday Journal
Bia
Charis
Serioul
Charlie
Goethe
Teuwe
New York Weekly
Philocopuity
Fuld
Boston
Trannstipt
Pearl Soutien
Tos
Mrs B
Ta Landress
Topeka Daily State Journal
Fourth Congressional District
American Newspaper Directory
The
State Journal
Passure
Aten. ayf_chet
Eaclerel
Wittans Niebelas
St. Louis
Advauré Elevator Amt Warehouse Company
St. Louie
Advance Elevator Ind
East St. Louis
St Louis
Papas Haa
Habilitien
Monusha
Wis
Nov
Chivas
Sinneapolia
Neve
di —Dupp & Cp. Ade
Boedceraite Buentiene
Milts Bilding
Pievis Thin Frm
Bonus
Wall Street
Poliman
Omaha
Aspertal
Ogullain
Nebsayn
Enton Pacitin Onogenser
Denvir
Etiatr
Nebraske
Nebraska
Pekota
Gnosts Bacaor
Traverse City
Mich
Ney
Fla Newberry
Steatt Street
Obath
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