Topeka Ministers Fuse In Historic Union Revival
In Topeka the town's ministers united for a historic union revival at First Presbyterian Church. About 200 attended despite threatening weather. Dr D J Pramun of the Baptist Church preached. Congregation members received cards to carry to others. The service closed with hymns and a benediction.
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Topeka
Presbyterian
J. E. Cov
the. T. Hayes
G. C. Ca- Bients
Mask
ML Campbell
B. It
Methodist
Bat HG. Sonker
Gr. A. E Wagner
MacParland
Embree
Redead
Audi- Fhee
Tracy
Lie Gnad
Joud
Vatier
Mr. Setth
D. J. Prarnun
Baptists Church
Sermun
Lied
Ridiculing Helen Gould by Count Castellane and Wife
Count Tonk de Castellane and Anna Gould harshly criticize Helen Gould for supporting Roberts campaign. They denounce her as seeking cheap popularity by posing with soldiers and predict continued publicity stunts as she pursues social fame.
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Parle
Tonk de Castellane
Anna Gould
Hele Gould
Ant Roberts
Castellanea
Helen Gould
Eny Meen
Two Armed Guards Beaten by Enraged Citizens in Belleville
In Belleville on November 1 21 a street car strike escalated as two foreign guards from St Louis were assaulted while protecting a terminus. A guard fired into the crowd injuring Benjamin Taylor. police defended the station with drawn revolvers. The guards were jailed with bail denied.
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Bellevil
Belleville
Jack Hanson
Guy
Trevidley
St. Louis
Chegt & the Grand
Garda
Hanson
Fred
Benjamin
Ladysmith News Conflicting Reports From Front
Telegraph summary of Ladysmith dispatches describes conflicting accounts of battles and BOER movements. Some reports claim heavy fighting near the town, while others say the area remains quiet. British losses appear minor. Boer casualties and prisoner numbers vary across messages. Dispatches note reinforcements, ammunition, and strategic moves as conversations swirl about possible relief efforts and sally attempts.
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Attie
Terneliie
Nevirthelsss
Esteriit
Canrnother
Kathir
Ladysmith
Politi
Ladsmith
Jaubert
Kate South
Joubert
Gen. White
Durban
Hors
Esinp
Withco
Belmont
Kim- Cherley
Cambridee
Divorce Granted to Colorado Pastor William A. Allen
Rev. William A. Allen, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Colorado Springs, was granted a divorce from Estes G. Allen. The case involved prior marriage in Asbury Park, N J, and a limited divorce awarded there. The New Jersey court ordered alimony and related benefits.
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W. A. Allen
Colorado Springs
Crioratio Springs
Col
William A. Allen
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Celeado Springs
Fouay
District Court
Estes G
Asbury Park
N. J
Dr. Allen
Ufe
Asbury Ei
Allen
Jira Afler
New Jersey
Newack
Allvss
Samuel Patterson
St. Rt. Gillman
Boston
Tis Sult
Wallace Episode Sparks Bosses in Kansas Policier Clash
Lawrence Journal reports the Wallace episode as a sharp clash within Kansas politics. It details W M Wallace deputy revenue collector being discharged without notice, the reactions of Baker Long and Sutton, and questions of boss dominance. The piece condemns the episode as a contemptible act that exposes the power of party bosses.
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Lawrence Journal
Seventh
W. M. Wallace
Kingman County
Mort Albaugh
Wallace
Albaugh
Lore
Lane
Baker
Mike Sutton
Slike
Long
Sutton
Mike
Lone
Square
Kansas
Editorial Rates Include Odd Tolls on Notables
The Gladstone column mocks public puff requests with an invented tariff of favors and self-promotions. It lists bizarre rates such as a small cigar and a pair of socks, lampooning attempted perks while warning readers about the excesses and consequences of self-promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam the Gladstone
Topeka Society Meetings and Local Social Note
Topeka society items report biweekly meetings of the H H Club and Washburn Bicycle Club. Numerous Topeka residents and guests are listed with engagements and social events, including gatherings at Mixees Myrtle and Ivan Davis, Miss Steele’s Bethany College ties, and a range of clubs and hosts in town.
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Mixees
Myrtle
Ivan Davis
Louise
Halen Smith
Atrs
Marty Willams
Walter Smith
David Norton
Margaret Beat
Sarah Horner
Myrtie Davis
Ivah Davis
Edna McClintook
Bessie Hasden
Louise Smith
Heter Smith
Susie Gay
Helen Wilson
Einily King
Rossington
Florence Rossington
Jane Lord
Charlotte Parkhurst
Eans Crane
Lillian Whitelock
Mita Merce Hobinson
Mary Oon
Local society events and upcoming entertainments in Topeka
The notes list social visits, dancing clubs, box parties, and concerts in Topeka. Residents plan trips to Kansas City, Lawrence, and Fort Scott for events, with updates on college activities, theater, and a new streetcar car project.
Hunger Killed Her and a Pathetic Reply to Aid Appeal
Evelyn Adams died of starvation in her Windmere apartment at 400 West Fifty seventh Street New York after years of struggle and abandonment by wealthy relatives. Her body was sent to Utica for burial. Evelyn Adams was widow of Adam Brown Adams of Massachusetts and tied to the Adams family.
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C. M Clay
New York
Evelyn Adams
Winderere
West
Pifty-seventh Street
Youngaboress
Utica
Adam Brown Adams
Adams
Massachusetts
Homeseekers Excursion and a Marriage Then a Death
An account mentions a Homeseekers Excursion via the Santa Fe Route and a couple married against a mother’s wishes in Boston. It notes Adams dying of consumption a year later, his wife’s devotion, and a bitter family dispute. A long, garbled section lists degrees and Masonic figures, followed by details about excursion tickets to various states with special rates and return dates.
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Michigan
Washburn College
Bass Shorthand Degnisements
Mvone Sleters
Evans
Wwashburn
Saad
J.J. Frey
Santa Fe
E. Ie Washburn
Hinder
Cluzensi Jemunion
Diane
Teorey Hareison
Poette Een Es Fashiipy Federation
Phan
Guy
Frits
Washington
United States
Comanerelith
Fort Scott
Willams
Arkansas
C. FE
Nettale
Leavenworth
East Lynne
M. Tromp
Savana
D. Pranots
Elfedt
Cperintendent
Ank Nelson
Ther Beret
Iethel Eahuroh
Os Street
Ersiltar
Topas Amiateur
Joase Gage
Park
Cts
Raseed
Ce Tay
Gace
Topeka Railway Company
Bianeger Patten
Rock Island
Hazen
Colorado
Teinna
Lawrence Journal
Topeka
Sir
Sistford
Dudley Wes
Anna Seneeg
Uae
Tépeka
Susan Adames
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Adams
Cassius ML Clay
Whitehall
Congress
Senate
Verdetta
Hous
Mr. Clay
Arise
Louisiane
New Mexico
Tepac
Gria Ip Arkanane Arisy
Louisiana
Scottish Rite Degrees Conferred in Semiannual Class
The thirteenth semi annual Scottish Rite class began in the 22nd degree with about 46 members. A Unity chapter Rose Croix No 1 course will be conferred on Wednesday. Listed are officers and members by degree across the Hall of the East and First Apartment.
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Peake N. Huijt
Thomas L. Humphreys
Lee
W. Nealy
Knleht Rose Croje
Frank N. Hair
Aldo
B.C. Dow
Dion
Evan Devie
Piemehia
Willams
M. Shaver
Toba
Moon Sz
Wilibars Elder
Albertl. S. Green
John William Neaie
Thomas DuGerde Humphreys
James Albert Hass
Dretary
Chaffee
K. C. Snort Brwards
Almoner Era Ses Castle Hewitt
Ees Jacob Mattern
Plames Wallace Wilson
As“Lawa Pay Baker
Beaee Julius
Bayder
Temple
Faith Gorden Maver
Chap- Alexander Dalley
Deeres
Win
Reichenbach
Thomas bin i Humphreys
Scento Arsis
Haight of the Raxt
Ayes
Baker
Weintam H. Wilson
Tye iSinnn
Lan
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Seventh and
Kansas Avenue
Imperial
Security Building
Ministera
Ayamie
Ate Parland
Cobienta
Count Castellane
Homeseekers
Arizona
Texas
Amoulo Bensilene
Topeka Society
H. H. Club
Washburn Bicycle Club
Col. Little
Edda Steete
Little
Jy Parsons
Bethany College
Miss Steele
Betany
Ell
Bee Ae Ks
Senate Petchs
Suc O. N
Fighson
Margaret Gillan
Aimee Crandell
Fannis ' Funk
Mine Mary Krwie
Mise Vernlee Ott
Mae DeCiersy
Mise Marie Wieson
Octavia Greenwood
Maszle Wilson
Alice Vanderpool
Gall Clark
Elsa Ethel Hadley
Tuckinieter
Miles Tee Hayes
Minn
Nellie Nevill
Frances Catlin
Myrtle Wellman
Ada Shamonk
Helen Batterly
Ephel Hayes
Mae van Horn
Florence Vai ‘Tassel
Bessie Riek Vite
Wisnifred Prescott
Mick Etta Meek
Jessie King
Burah Schreiber
Kittie Henrietta
Pationse Bevier
Louis Wincert
Harry
Ralh Babouck
Robert Susut
Bir
Russ Heller
Carl Sawi
Brr
Robert Irwin
Frank Dudley
John Henrietta
Ralph van Houten
Harry Doorly
Washburn
Washburn Studenta
Elven
Ethel Davies
Grace McClure
McCauley
Misa Dougherty
Misa Susie Guild
Maud Mague
Brown
Anderson
Wordsity
Crane
Professor Parsons
W. A. Morten
Weat Tenth Street
Marian Kenderdine
Pleasant Hour
Dales
Buchanan Street
Ladies’ Music Club
WS. Charles
Miew May Ouborn
Garett
W. H. Kinney
Hutchinson
T. A. Lewellyn
West Sixth Street
J. H Hague
Manes City
Birt Beck
California
Joseph Shaw
Chicago
Mra. J
Francis Scott
Valley Falls
Crosby
Horace Hall
Gierts
Edna Ee Ancee
G. Foster
Beatrice
Zillian
Kansas City
George Barry
Paul Rochr
Hudson's Hall
Grand Opéra House
J. C. Swiler
Port
O. J
Kittle Doneyson Wet
GM. Titford
Doble Titford
Bessie Stewart
Lawrence
Carrol Baker
Misa Lillian Wilson
America
Moneyees
Se Falace
W. T. Lawless
Quincy Street
Samuel G. Zimmerman
Degeer
PeGammuel Cunningham
Viank l
Prince
Assyria
William Eider
Wilson
Perin i
Koileht
G Mitten
H. Wilson
William Elder
KC. C.H. GM
P. Chari
Evan
Paris
Charles J. Snyder
Prince of Jerusater
Alvert L
Green
C Hewitt
F Lohmann
Ora- Mohn -W
Sanler Barre
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