Social and Personal Recoption at Filmore Street Home
A large season's reception hosted by Airs Hampton J Shirer Airs Harris Le Waitite and Mrs Homer C Bowman filled the Filmore Street residence with elaborate palms potted plants and carnafions. The afternoon saw many guests including Mrs Shirer Mrs Bowman and Mr King of Trinidad. An evening dinner honored the host and guests, with a family reunion continuing at the Whiting home and plans for upcoming entertainments and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton J. Shirer
Harris le Waltite
Homer C. Bownmn
Wrsiting
Filmore Street
Mr. Lawren
Tedith Johnson
Caro
Lula McKee
Tag Red Hand
New York City
Harry L King
Trinidad
King
Rome
A. B Whiting
OL Garvey
R. B. Kepley
Frank Hobart
J. F. Jarrel
Raffen- Sperger
H. Davidson Worden
Shirer
Bowman and
Oathren
Bites
Whiting
Hand
Tweenm
Mra
A. T. Whiting
Tuquith
Mtex
Feattensperses
Penniman
Murdnes
H. O. Garvey
RB Kepley
Arne
Trinihid
Raffensperser
Mint Johnson
T. Mason
Mize
Elia Green
Cune
Fr. O. Oe
H. O
Homer An
Wedhiem Irs
J.P Jarre
George
Stand by His Record General Defends Cuba Troop Sendings
New York November 1 General Bitlow commented on a Washington paper claim that an order on May 9 contemplated sending all available army troops to Cuba. General Miles, who had not seen the piece, said he would not comment. Bitlow reaffirmed his stance against sending troops to fever districts like Santiago and urged no changes to his record. He offered to publish any order that alters his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bitlow
Washington
Cubs
Miles
Imine
Cuba
Santiago
Candicat
Vis
Congress seeks naval academy entry for Osborne Diegnan
A special act proposal by Congressman A. L. Hicer would admit Osborne Diegnan from the Mottimacheters to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Stuart city council previously urged admittance, but Secretary Leng declined due to Diegnan being slightly overage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jaws
A. L. Hicer
Osborne Diegnan
United States Naval Academy
Annepolis
Stuart
Leng
Dreenan
Congress
Death at 92 frames a Paterson family link to Burr saga
Paterson New Jersey obituary notes 92 year old Miss Swartout, last lineal descendant of a family tied to Aaron Burr, once host to Burr after the Hamilton duel, with Burr’s refuge at Swartout home and alleged links to Burr’s west empire. The article mentions Miss Swartout’s social ties and a public dance event in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Anss
Caroline Scrartout
Mied Swartout
New York
New Jersey
John Swartcut
Aston Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Burr
Swartcut
West
Wirt
Clennerhasset
Miss Swartout
Jobo & Backalow
Topeka Debate on Alcohol Abuse and Treatment for Youth
A Topeka discussion warns drinking among young men has grown in recent years. Doctors and ministers advocate medical treatment and hospital care rather than jail, urging funds and programs to reach the drinker directly and prevent further crime. A few call for strict punitive whipping as a deterrent, while others favor humane treatment and community support. The debate centers on how best to curb youth drinking and its social costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Knox
Che
J. G. Waters
B. Doran
Harting
Alwase
Agnes McKee Wallice
Piepae
Nege A Graerm
Aruskard
Mdi
Tohal Sumalee
Prohibition the Cause Not the Cure of Drunkenness Says This Man
Norton Kansas November 1 The State Journal reports a statement by a longtime Kansas resident arguing that prohibition fuels excess drinking, especially among youths, and will not prevent intemperance. He cites personal observations from towns and counties, noting that prohibition does not stop sales to minors and that drinkers adapt by seeking substitutes or moving to areas with looser enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Kan
Stata
Arunie
Ng Motier
Bowehett
Tawar
MITCH OIL TRUST DEFYING COURT OVER BOOKS IN IRELAND CASE
The Standard reports a set of court actions in Ireland where Mitch Oil Trust refuses to produce its books. Special Master Commissioner Brinardate handles contempt proceedings tied to land camps in Ohio. Witnesses testify about dividends, depreciation charges, and fund allocations among stockholders and trustees. John D. Rockefeller’s testimony notes government benefit investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Ireland
Durars Catone Alles Brinamunde
Sitte
Ohio Slorene
Monett
Afunett
Iin
Feud of
Columbus
Rusmade
Squire
Martin” Saydes
Standard
The
Ohio Cor
Die
Stan Owl Company
Merorandurp
Heh
Otja Supreme Court
Stusdart Cal Company
Mantland Oil Traet
Tomainier
Manet
Golke
Standart
Cleveland
Ohio Standard Company
Bauke
Allurgey Nireil F. Kilns
Tr Squire
Monet
Brinardate
Aire
Kitne
Supreme Court
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Goverment Benite
Ravite
Euclid Avenues National Bank of
City National Bank of New York
Death of Prominent Attorney Jay A. Adams on Railroad Slope
Spokane, November 15. The body of Jay A. Adams, a leading state attorney, was found near Northern Pacific tracks near Hope, Idaho. He fell from a train last night, striking rocks 40 feet below the rails. Adams had served as counsel for the Great Northern and Spokane Falls and Northern Railway Companies. The body was brought there for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Jay A. Adam
Northern Pacific
Hope
Tdsho
Adams
Great Northern
Spokane Falls
Northern Ral
Merritt to lead department east and Shafter to Pacific
Washington reports General Merritt will resume command of the department of the east with headquarters at Governor's Island upon return from Europe. General Shafter will command the department of the Pacific from San Francisco, relinquishing his Florida duties. Both moves keep room for younger officers and await occasion for active service if hostilities resume. Shafter nears retirement in 1899 at 64. Merritt cannot advance before 1900 due to General Miles holding senior seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribune
Washington
Merritt
Department of the East
Governor's Island
Europe
General Shafter
San Francisco
New Orleans
Tampa
Cuba
Shafter
Pacific Slope
Gene @ral Miles
Silll
Club Set To Meet Next Monday At Bowman Home
Yesterday afternoon Mrs BE P Baker led a session with twelve boards assisted by Mere A M Potro for airs W H Harliss and Mrs A A Rowley for Mrs 3 Fullen. The club will be entertained next Monday afternoon by Mrs C G Bowman of 309 West Gordon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wady
Ken Theman
Clyde Hornaday
Edna Millice
May Downing
Elizabeth Lee
Katherine
Ies
Ears Pee
Whiter
W. C Gameles
Colorado ‘Springs
W. Dy
Guenett
Leavenworth
Millice Jett
Atchison
May Gienn
Osage
Beetha Winer
Clarence Chamberlain
Jackson Street
W. H. Harliss
St. Joseph
Maran
Bertha Rowley
Ecards
Quincy Street
Hehodes
Grture
Hamrick
Remporla
Monroe Street
Anne Henetburg
Kansas City
Lillie Hamilton
Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church
Churith
Tobias Ball
van Buren
Hilawetha
Baptist Church
A. & Palmer
Congregational Church
Day
Duncan
Arizona
Z. B. Reynolds
New York City
Mulroy
West Gordon Street
van Buren Street
Annie 7
Marquette
Kan
Annie Nystrom
Hanson
Omaha
Chutes Conkle
Edith
Canon City
Colo
BE. P. Baker
A. M. Potro
A.A. Rowley
Fullen
C. G. Bowman
Banks Unite to Form Colonial National Bank in Boston
In Boston on November 14 the Manufacturers' National Bank and Continental National Bank directors agreed to merge and form the Colonial National Bank. The new institution would carry 1,071,000 dollars capital and 500,000 dollars surplus with initial deposits estimated between 5,000,000 and 6,000,000 dollars. Stockholders’ meetings are planned to ratify the action. Also advertised is Beggs Wonderful Medicine for stomach and liver issues and German Salve for pain and healing, sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial Institutio Tn
Boston
Manufacturers’ National Bank
Continental National Bank
Colontial National Bank
Hove
Parlor Match at the Grand Promises Fresh Farce Variant
Charles H. Moyt presents the breezy farce A Parlor Mate at the Grand next Monday night. The revival marks ten years of staged engagements with a revised script and a new ending, featuring Old Hoss in a more humorous role and Captain’s part reworked for a peaceful finale. Fecrivem Laundry offers shirt and garment washing services nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fecrivem Laundry
Osiruy Anniversary Event and Oyster Supper Notice
Cheops Council No 2 A O of P plans a free entertainment and oyster supper to celebrate the annum faust of Osiruy at 704-106 Bom Ave with attendance by members. Picture sale and discount on all Seehurrstos banner this month by H Morrison. Davies Nicholin sold braces of cosh and lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheops Council No 2
O of P
Osiruy
Bom Ave
H. Morrison
Nes Avenue
Large End
Davies & Nicholin
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Priestey
Mills-Adams CO
Social and Personal
Tebower
Ladies' Aid Society of the First Methodist Church
T. B. Sweet
Topeka Avenue
W.T. Branstrap
Indianapolis
Ind
Matias
Hoc
St Mary
Mra. J
Teohrer
Stine Bor Sinner
Mra Haffensperger
Tungheter
Migs Raith Johnson
A. B. Whiting
Wooster
Hhe Lawie Blankenbune
NP Garretsin
Tote
Philadelphia
Dramatic Club
Cathedral Gila
Crawford
Diegnan
Naval Academy
Aaron Burr
Hamilton
Topeks Temple No
Rathbone Sisters
Kot PF
6Th
Quincy
Theas
Eoserne
Davies & Nicholson
Topeka
tnebHotes
Igor
Kansas
Mitch
North
Tupeka
Kimball Ptg
Santa Fe
Ener Ort
Rahat Frei Ackages
Tobac Battle Ax
Searchlight
California
Pennsylvania
Kemper & Fextons
Sixth and Quincy
Felix Gouraud
Orient
Sorigen
Taney Goods
MorKaxs
Sunes St
Keee Gees Oeieeerch Teniartent
Joop
Infante
Cashmore
Ae Fiisank Oats Ding Silneon Mestadanese
Bates
Dry Goods Department
Omar Osshmere
Ares
Fredrich Arnold
the New Model Supply Store
Kemper & Paxtons
Sixth and Quincey
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