Social and Personal Week Calendar
Social calendar lists weekly events with clubs receptions dinners and entertainments. Notable entries include Miss Wilson and Miss Helen Wilhoo hosting cards at Mildred Tempers home and a Thimble Party at Lillie Wingert's Brownie unit with decoration and music.
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Campbell Pees
Bates History
St Francia of Assisi
Teventh
Europe
Miss Moore
Lillie Wingert
Cara Wingert
Gertrude
Miss May Error
Mike May Preof
Mamia Iavoen
Gertnife
Liaise Maes
Lillie
Ligzie McNeil
Mies Beite
Linne McNeil
Living chess game and religious talks at Westminster
The Lawrents announce a forthcoming week of events headlined by a living chess match by ladies of the Episcopal church. Rev A M Reynolds to preach each evening and a Westminster Turning afternoon at half-past tea at the state house accompanies the program.
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Monroe Street
Lawrents
Mve Mast Briday Sieht
Eywaes
Ae Ladies
Prominest Society
A.M Reynolds
Westminster
State House
All Eyes on the Kaiser Visits Spain Stir Europe
European observers react to the German emperor's Spain visit with cautious interest. Diplomatic signals hint at possible alignment shifts as Powers weigh Germany's posture and possible consequences for broader European tensions amid ongoing alliances.
Congress Talks on Hawaii and War Policies in Early Session
Washington report outlines Senator Cullom leading discussions on the Hawaii commission and the next year posture toward war and peace. Debate centers on conquests, territorial governance, and the possibility of canal strategic shifts in Asia and the Pacific.
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Washington
Cullom
Hawaiias
Spain
Paula
Congoeas
Niruraa
Real Estate Moving and Property Transfers Noted
Real estate notices show E W Banedie listing the Heinz Property at 114 East Eighth Street sold to Mrs Emenia Holand for 1400. A move from Amego to Topeka involved Mrs Prozein Anderson. Mr Benedict remarks no perceptible change in real estate sentiment since the election, though the Topeka market has improved with stronger activity expected.
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E.W. Banedie
Nas
P_ Heinz
East Eighth Street
Emenia Holand
Airs
Prozein Anderson
Wao
Topeks
Amego
Fifteenth
Lanestreste
Benedict
Telay
Topeka Bae
Fend
To Sell J. B. Collins Land Real Estate to Settle Estate Debts
Mr. Dr W Nellis administrator for the estate of the late J B Collins seeks court approval to sell land and mortgage holdings on Jackson Street to satisfy debts of about 5 000. The property carries a mortgage of 2,560 with accrued interest and will be sold privately unless settled, or at auction if not. Probate Judge Delman will authorize the sale.
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W. Nellis
J. 3 Collins
Nellis Aks
Tate 5
St Jackson Street
Delman
Alexandria Glass Works Resume at Last in Alexandria Indiana
After a month of idleness the United Depauw and Alexandria Glass works restart in Alexandria Indiana. One thousand workmen are to be employed. The delay stemmed from wage disputes among workers. The Tapeta Academy of Medicine and Surgery will meet for regular session tonight with reports and papers by S C Seewart Bowen Pickard Burlingame and others.
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Alexandria
Ind
United Depauw
Alexandria Wisdow Glass
Sig
Tapeta Academy of Medicine and Surgery
Vote for Municipal Waterworks Earns Widespread Support
A Topeka council considers a municipal waterworks project after broad voter interest. The next step involves an overture to pursue plant purchase, with possible legal actions and court involvement noted as discussions proceed. Local leaders, including Deana, Martin, and Shinion, weigh the bid and funding details.
Garcia Arrives in Havana amid Crowd and Tense Welcome
A Havana dispatch reports General Calixto Garcia’s arrival in Havana after traveling from Santa Clara along the south coast. A large Cuban crowd greeted him at Villa Nasr while strong Spanish troops lined the wharf. reports say Garc ia intended to enter the city, despite initial expectations of a quieter reception.
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New York
The
Herald
Havana
Calixto Garcia
Estoye
Éh Talfe
Washington
Ond
Mikelon
Sante Crist Get Sur
Batebung
Betabane
Ty Garcia
Gace
Iwruni
Menaal
Marjacay
Abseuthacail
Sahom
Frederick Mora
Armando Rivas
Respon Menduna
Lawlin
Saltess
Garcia
Haruna
Clendet
Hib Fia
Vecine Fle
Carlos ‘Teriere
Ginitoss
Villa Nasr
Atevidee
Folens Beriads
Ieee
Beith
Simoes
Populist to Democratic shift teased in heated faction clash
G C Clemens contrasts J Mack Love's Populist absorption with a Democratic party claim that Populists must join the Democrats. He warns of action and societal struggle while defending socialism and nonalignment until the political landscape clarifies in 1909. The dialogue suggests ongoing party realignments and internal tensions.
Political Principle Versus Victory Debate in Parties
A partisan reflection questions whether Republicans or Democrats prioritize principles or mere victory. The speaker argues both parties may abandon independent policy in favor of winning, urging scrutiny of how each side pursues power over steadfast ideals.
Filley Expelled From St Louis Republican Club
Chauncey Filley long a Missouri Republican leader was expelled from the St Louis Merchants' Club, where he chaired the board. The action followed his role with the Independent Republican movement and support for the regulars, with expulsion motions carried amid cheers.
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St. Louis
Chauncey 1 Filley
Missouri
St Louis
Cub
Piller
Independent Republican Movement
Eleason
Filley
Independent Ticket
Mads
Roosevelt Guest Of Honor At Republican Club Banquet
Governor elect Theodore Roosevelt was feted by the New York Republican Club on Fifth Avenue. Chauncey M. Depew presided as he praised the party’s Tuesday endorsement and McKinley era policies. Roosevelt spoke on unity, honest money, and U S governance of Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico.
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Depew
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Club
Fifth Avenue
Chauncey M. Depew
Horsevelt
House
Senate
United States
Lincoln
Philippines
McKinley
Republican Party
Orer
Union of the States
Roosevelt
Levieth
Hus Tursday
Tvery Vickery
Hall Caine entertains at Waldorf Astoria New York
Hall Caine read his Spoken Novel Home Sweet Home to a large majority of women at the Waldorf Astoria New York on November 4. The melodramatic tale, in seventy five minutes, recalled The Silver King and Rip Van Winkle in parts, and held the audience with steady narration. Afterward, Caine greeted guests at an informal reception, with many women moved by the story’s pathos. Mrs Hose of Burlingame arrived today to visit Miss Delle Curtis for several days.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Hall Caine
Home
Sweet Home
Caine
Rip van Wilkis
Colne
Mra Hose
Burlingame
New Jewelry and Fabrics At Bargain Topeka Cas Prices
Alust presented a sale catalog offering high grade neckwear at a quarter under exclusive stores. New pins fur collars china and glassware 25 percent below usual. Toys dolls books jackets capes and novelty textiles advertised at much lower Topeka Cas prices.
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Vantine’s
Obsolete General Store Ad Offers Miscellaneous Goods
A fragmented old advertisement lists French plate glass hand mirrors 35 cents, Penelope's corduroy dress 25 cents, Japanese paper napkins 20 cents, skeins of knitting wool 16 cents per hundred, rubber dressing combs 10 cents, white pearl dress buttons 25 cents, talcum 10 cents, Japanese toothpicks 5 cents, sewing supplies and other small items at low prices. Several entries are unclear, but the ad promotes wide variety and bulk pricing typical of a late 19th or early 20th century shop.
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Penelope
Royal German Knitting
Mennon
Milwood
Sanford
Saxony
North Topeka notes and church events at week start
In North Topeka Mrs Kline of Roseville visits as Iry Small plans a Delevan Park outing. Mrs Morris of Hopt visits her mother Mrs Hanley on Topeka avenue. Special meetings are held nightly this week at Kansas Avenue M E church. Mrs L Doerman to entertain Need is Ten Thursday at 122 West Gordon. Roger Todd visits Kansas City to see his mother and attend a dress goods sale at Costiey Post's North Topeka. Mnétuon to entertain air. Miss Hessie Root, teacher near Silver Lake, visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Rout of Quincy street. Reading Circle of Ladies First Christian church hosted by Stra W. W. Crittenden at 1107 Monroe. Mr and Mrs Leetemire return Saturday from long absence, visiting cities and Omaha exposition. Mr and Mrs A E Parker back from wedding trip to Denver Sunday, guest of Dit and Mrs J M Shellabarger on Quincy street. Christian Endeavor plans prayer meetings each Tuesday at members’ homes. next at a member’s home. Hernstein East attended. Canon Bywater presided. Miss Sarah Anderson elected treasurer. Robert Anderson assistant. Maurice Tet secretary. The organist is Mrs Cole.
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Eng Pamaten
Tweedey
Gary
Mr. Burford
Mra
Calla
Nautilus Club
Bollard
Lawrence
Mary Steunese
Cotorago
Kline
Roseville
Iry Small
Delevan Park
Morris
Hopt
Hanley
Topeks Avenue
Kansas Avenue M. E
Costiey & Post
North Topeka
Kansas
Avenus
Hessie Root
B. Patten
Silver Lake
Quincy
Ladies of the First Christian Church
Stra W
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Tomorow
Howe ‘Hernstein Euat
Canon Bywater
Robert Anderson
Sarah Anderson
Maurice
Mra Cole
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Ermund
Clase
Ganevieve Herrick Tacothy Breed
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Aika Walner
Macias Fuster
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Eddart
Aml
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Democratic Party
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Purro Rico
Manila
Cuba
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Jong
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D. K
Werth
Vienna
Res Re Sic
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Ee Ae Ce
Alust
Shoe Department
H. C. Godman
Jefferson City
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C. 8. Co
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Cash
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