Social and Personal News From a Busy Community
A lively Friday evening at Hudson's hall featured an informal club party with numerous couples and extended guest lists including Pierce, Doo Tittle, Norton, Eazis, Nichola, Eastman, King, Bywan, Hankin, Ball, Finn, and many others. The Inter-denominational missionary societies held an all day meeting at First Presbyterian with eight hundred members, followed by Viennese Club dancing at Harrony REG Ritose and a high five party hosted by Misa Emily Gee for the Atoho club, with prizes and carnations for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson's Hall
Robert Pierce
L. Lb. Born
J. B Furry
TL Hankin
HL. Ball
W. N. Finn
W. J. Hadelit
Charles Teweing
HV. Hinrkiey
Krauthot
Mooris
Kansas City
Mise Edna Crane
Kate Crisctrehde
Oskaloosa
Trout
Wamesv
Mary Thompson
Dennis
Margaret Hear
Anna Payne
Hichots
Lawrence
Kline
Johnanwn
Ollie Hayes
Tros
Ghia
Mabel Hayes
Gersie Hayden
Emily Kise
Lucile Mulvane
Bea Akers
Wil Alexander
Dick Alden
Charlie Barnes
Kit Kettam
Dasa Me Vicar
RM. Ruggies
George Esterjey
Adrian Sherman
AA. Seoul
F. BL Wer
Harry Valentine
Austin. Brady
Zulius Welding
John Nicholson
Misa Emily Gee
Atoho Club
Priday
Misa Lulu Fordyce
Kielahacs
Milde Jessie Garweed
Mise
Emily Black
Mise Carrie Merrick
Daisy Hayes
Robert Merrick
Lewta Greenvewod
Tennis Cantwett
Jenpie Sinn
Edith Merc
Nelle Wetterholt
First Presbyterian Church
Storrs
Uns
Sir Countermine
Eugenes Smith
Titus
de. Countermine
Topeka Club News Urges Auditorium for City Needs
A Topeka club woman argues for building an auditorium near the transfer station to serve residents and national meetings. She notes high ticket demand for ten cent lectures and entertainments, criticizes current venues, and envisions a central, affordable venue supporting community events and political conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Union Lecturs
High Echool
Washburn College
Wis & Happy
Sith
Uckera
Hamilton
Gion
An & Re
Wna
Experiments in Sitka Aim at Alaska Food Adaptation
In Sitka Sitka region, Prof Georgeson leads U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry trials on adapting food crops and forage for winter feeding. Early results show potatoes and clovers grow well, contradicting prior beliefs that local soils and climate hinder yields. Future trials will include forage crops and native plant varieties for national livestock needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwaka
Congress
Thal
Georgeson
Bureau of Experiment
Turing Ieetay
Alas
Sitkawn Kadbue Igland
Cnok
Bilbo Begus
United States
Wilem Bar Agente
Eurape
Runaway Ship Brearden Grounds Off Haltberne
A damaged vessel named the Brearden ran aground near Haltberne after a pilot refused to navigate and a storm hindered progress. Admiralty court orders and intercepting measures were discussed as the ship tried to sail toward Delaware Breakwater. Local crowds watched the pursuit, while a social fundraiser for the Orphare Mrs. Wo W Garitt was announced for November 2 at 19 Emat Pith UD with musical program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapta
Admiralty Court
Delaware
Haltberne
Admiralty Court Piielale
Wats Statin
Belerden
Queenstown
Wo W Garitt
Toneka Gephans” Hyce
Portraits and Palm Readings Stir Local Curiosity
An eclectic group gathers as a fortune teller mentions past and future insights. A dainty magician, Paul Alexander Johnstone, is described with sass and charm, promising deep reading. Nearby, Professor Juknarone's fee and a laundry service claim appear amid a bustling trade scene at Davies and Bichelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Alexander Johnstone
Johnstote
Gatrarion
Juknarone
Quarantine Rules Advance Cattle Movement Restrictions
Washington Oregon federal quarantine rules move to start January 1 instead of March or later. Officials cite disease risk if cattle are sent north after winter. Dr Salmon says carnivore pests worsen from supply shortages and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ita
Iswaude
Umey
Salmon Ehier
Bureau of Animal Industry
Catire Peter Ocarenes
Unsure Fragment Leaves Gaps in Harvey Sisters Note
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Harvey Sisters Misves Dely Lenard Eva Williams with missing context making its details ambiguous and unreadable.
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Harvey
Dely and
Lenard
Eva Willams
United States to raise Spanish ships sunk at Manila
Washington reports Admiral Dewey has arranged with Bone King wreckers to raise three Spanish vessels sunk in the Manila battle last May. The project, costing about $200, will refit the ships for duty in the Philippines, featuring strong armor, powerful batteries, and high speed.
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Washington
United States
Saker
Thas & Strinkline
Dewes
Navy Department
Bone King
Manila
Hickbirs
Philippines
Astete
Nates
Cuba
Ide
Luzon
Atetiie
Reeskiall
Dr Nancy Arrives After Murder Shocks New York Ocean Voyage
On the Cunard steamer Lacania from Liverpool and Queenstown arriving in New York, a woman identified as Mrs. SN. Brown is listed as Gulford on the passenger list. Mrs. Goffferd was on deck at quarantine and appeared anxious to reach home, giving only a faint smile and making no statement or confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nev
Cunard
Lacania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Nareyee
Istaire
Gulford
SN. Brown
Goffferd
Chester I Long Sick At Seventh District Meeting Absence
Seventh District Congressman Chester I Long is afflicted with numbness in the lower limbs and may miss end meetings of the selection. The report notes he has difficulty using his legs and may be unable to attend. An advertisement touts Beggs hair tonic as a preventative for hair loss, sold by all druggists.
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Chester
W. W. Kimball Co
Chicago
Omaha Exposition
Kimball Instruments
Kimball
Boggs
Freud
Boyes
All Drugelt
Steaman Club Meeting Notes and Honeyton Arts Talk
The Steaman club met last Monday with readings and papers on Rookwood Pottery and Halloween poems. Mrs Otis was welcomed as a new member while Mrs McClure and Mrs Frodmer attended as visitors in a quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Herbert Armstrong
Mra. A. Pahasmets
Mra Mut Macferran
Steaman Club
N. P. Tarretson
Atchison
Laura A. Case
Beanstt
Lrown
Rookwood Pottery
Wood
Fins Alida Otis
McClure
Frodmer
Stra
Summer vaudeville at Garfield Park to open next summer
W E Nankeville of St Louis seeks control of Garfield Park for a four month summer vaudeville circuit. He plans afternoon and evening shows with weekly Dill changes and a 10½ cent streetcar ticket plan to draw crowds, linking Topeka with nearby cities. If approved, the park will host special Sunday programs with the band and expanded seating, aiming to provide summer entertainment long overdue in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Garfeld Park
WW. EB. Nankeville
Human Tiparti Company
Marshall’ Band
Topeka A. Traces Entertainment
Decoration Day
Nankeville
St. Louis
St. Joe
Ant
Contro
Gurfeld Park
Nankevilie
Fie
Atmiachus
Meyer
Marshall
Nankertile
North Topeka notes and local horities and visits
North Topeka items report residents leaving for California and Hutchinson visits, plans for church services at the Church of the Good Shepherd and Swedish Bethel, a minstrel show forthcoming, and social gatherings at Topeka homes. Notables include Mr G W Petro from Hutchinson, Mr Beckwith of Holton, and Congressman Curtis visiting for a family dinner with relatives and friends in Topeka.
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Titian Pacific
Charles Small
Himont
Harry Small
Delevan Park
Jackson County
Reform School
G. W. Petro
Hutchinson
Beckwith
Holton
Olinger
Topeks Avenue
A. B
Lawrence
Kun
North Christian Church
Tomorow
A. Rorabageh
Byetys
Emporia
North Side
George Allen
Harrison Street
Cal
N. Allen
Emma McCain
Carthage
MM. Baie
Park Street
Church of the Good Shepherd
Charles Summers
Charles Lindberg
Cherokee, Town
Scranton
Kan
Fob Nystrom
Eric Nystrom
Lindberg
Swedish Bethel Church
Polk Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Jerome Colvin
Macke Wanted in Ohio Embezzlement Case
Hamilton Ohio November 18 Chief of Police Clair wired Albuquerque authorities to hold BB Macke in case the Kansas case fell through for the embezzlement of 96000 in 1235.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Clair
Albuquerque
N.M
BB. Macks
Kansas
Unprecedented Pond Weather In England Slows Rail Traffic
London reports unseasonal warm spell and profuse blooming flowers while dense fogs of smoke and a foxing haze delay trains and street traffic. Pedestrians navigate London streets with flaming torches as accidents occur. Pet Stock Show opens in Curry building Monday featuring dogs, pheasants, rabbits, prairie birds and other small stock. crowd support encouraged.
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Toonsright
Associated Preas.y
London
England
Thurnany
Curry Building
Dogs and Pigeons Dominate Show Next Week in Topeka
Dogs, pet stock and pigeons in endless numbers will be seen at the show next week starting Monday at Curry Bi Nos. 65 and Kansas Avenue. Some of the best dogs in the west will attend, including Crews ya Leo G and Osceola Bey. Seven Southerland Sisters will go to Topeka next week, a return after a successful pitch by Howley Snow.
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Albert Horton
California
J.D. Countermine Hay
Nebraska
GL. Colne
Miisees
Janie
Laura Stotxenberg
New Albany
Ind
Ste
Apimcopel Indies
Kansas Ave-Ry
Kansas Avenue
Oe S
West
Ya Leo G
Osceola Bey
Southerland
Topeka
Messrs. Howley @ Snow
Copper mine discovery in British Columbia reported
Spokane dispatch to the Spokane Review notes a copper mine discovery in British Columbia. The piece mentions a ledge formed by chrome and hints at upcoming ore shipments, with miners preparing to exploit the new vein. The report emphasizes the scale of the development and potential impact on regional mining activity.
Real estate transfers and pension notices listed
Real estate transfers show transfers tied with the register of Minnie Garber and others to various parcels in Deer Park and Willan, including Allen, Milgham, and Rachal Tharber. Pension notices from Kansas Washington list grants and renewals with amounts and beneficiary names, including Randall, Birys, Melvern, Johnson, and Antrim, among others.
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An Sottnesiaks
Ime
Minnie Garber
DeHart
Antives
Avesan
Deer Park
Wktiven
Alice E. Milgham
MecElvain
Wits
Rte
Curtis
Hans Rachal Tharber
Maurice Dumreen
Darling Street
Willan
Kansana Washington
Aire
Moline
Alrin
Randall
Eilis Birys
McCune
Geos Melvern
Royal C. Johnson
Newist
HH. Senith
Christmas Bazaar Hosted by Cathedral Gulla at Emporis
An unusual notice mixes names and venues. The Cathedral Gulla plans a Christmas bazaar at Emporis on Kansas Avenue with events and times listed unclearly.
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Gulla
Emporis
Kansas Avenue
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Reg Ritose
Helen Walker
Mise Sarah Horner
Mise Grace Lemon
Vida Wood
Mika Mattel Wood
Jessie Stultz
May Wilsot
Mine Ethel Wisop
Mise ‘Aubie Foulk
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Grace Noerts
Octavia Greerwood
Foren Devise
Harry Beard
Louie Felt
Ada Camphsil
Tuist Street
Mies Acits Louse
Bertha Beal
Mise Petts
Daisy Neal
Miss Extel
Helen Thomps
Joe Stevens
A. V. Cummins
Sioux City
Towa
Co-operative Cooking Club
I West Aife
Caroline God- Gard
William M. Hoert
Atbuueerade
N. Mi
Ludhea
Christ Hospital
Lowman
BR Ganiner
Prospect Street
Bachelor Club
Baker
Mm. Loyd
A. C. Davis
Indian Territory
Risa Bowersock
Lawrence Priday
Mabel Wison
J. M. Miner
Claude
Atentoon
Daisy Clark
Leavenworth
Topesa
Tormnes H
Lester Brewer
Denver
James Miss Traut
Wamera
Tuttle
T. L. Ewan
Club News
Miss Waters
Joan of Arc
Edith Brew
T Lenssen
Europe
Anna
Sitka
Lesyes
Hiram Langiy
al Amt
Davies & Bichelsom
Texas Cattle
Dewey
DR. Nancy
Chester I. Long
Omeha Exposition
Omaha
Kimball Prince
Organs
W.E. Nankeville
St Louis
Garfield Park
Lawns' Graf and Feed Store
Saint Francis Cinton
Iowa
Rezana
Waa
Swift & Holliday, Drug Co
Willem Arnold Drag Co
West Eighth Street
North
Tupeka
Kimball Pig. Co
Macke
Sinan sGearance
British Columbia
Spokane
The
Minera
Urapeportuyom
Holt
Jackson
Lesture
Isa
Tea Health Reacrta
New Mexico
Arizona
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Topeka, Kan
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