Victorian Soirée Highlights Topeka Social Scene
A Topeka society page recalls a grand evening at Mrs Jucatven Thomas home with tropical palms and rich decorations. Guests include Mrs Wt May and numerous local families, dining in festooned rooms as postreception plantings and charity plans unfold. A later club meeting and upcoming dances feature many Topeka residents and visiting Chicago guests, with numerous anniversaries and marriages noted in society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiraness Cole
Asmie Poe
Gety
Jucatven Thomas
Elerrison
Aimerican Baunty
May
Hince
Beslong Indies
Mere J. Woler
Sties Woo
Pels
Mandaiislub
H. Baler
Serge Crawfor
John Small
Eirwin Browles
Minave
Hisilady Florida
Madehwlmer
Hanens Citr
Mises
Josie Small
Motel Knywits
Eldan Cease
Weiss Whee
Special Train for Thanksgiving Game at Hausas City
Union Pacific runs a special train to the Thanksgiving Day game with departures from the depot at 045 a.m. and returns from Kansas City at 720 p.m. Round trip price is 2.00. Fort Worth vendors promote set prices and offer affordable wiring and home goods. Otto Trotman, a local man, is jailed for the suspected murder of his wife last September after a quiet investigation by Marshal Mason yields evidence of injuries allegedly caused by him. The incident stirs considerable local excitement. Florist Jean Furnish offers same day floral deliveries at reasonable rates. Groves advertises collar repair services at Peerless Steam Laundry on West Eighth Street.
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Hausas City
Union Pacifia
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Hl Wire
Paxsons
Run
Otto Trotman
Marshal Mason
Jean Furniah
Ron Fournart
Axn Titzaren
Saxva Fe Rove
Santa Fe
Seaves Ransay City
Atilda
Peerless ‘Steam Laundry
West Sie
Mountains in the Sea Range Discovered During Pacific Cable
Sir Audrey Coote reports a submarine mountain range between Australia and New Caledonia, with peaks over 7,000 feet high, lying within 300 fathoms of the surface. The ascent trapped laying the cable, forcing buoying and looping around the peaks over seventy-five miles of ocean floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Caledonia
Audrey Coote
Sydney
New South Wales
Ths
Mountela
The Bicycle in War Prophesied as Indispensable
Military thinkers predict bicycles will shape early war stages as a mobile screen and scouting force. Cyclists advance far ahead, disrupt enemy communications, and gather crucial information, while supporting artillery with mounted gunners and riflemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulere
Meht Torse Ar- Ulery
Little Martha and the Pocketbook Snatchers
Seven year old Martha Pigna of Chicago spots two colored boys snatching a lady’s purse. She trails them to a merry-go-round on wooden zebras, reports to police, and points out the thief. He spent 10 cents of the purse’s contents and planned to spend the $5 on the zebras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Martha Pigna
Chieago
Whief
Making of a Missionary at Upton Training Institute
A Brooklyn mission training institute founded by Mrs Lucy Osborn and others trains students from diverse backgrounds in a four year program. It emphasizes cooperative work, preparatory studies, and practical skills in physiology hygiene and language, with admission open to those with limited education and funded by voluntary contributions.
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Upton Training Institute
Brooklyn
Union Missionary Training Institute
Pre
Lucy S. Osborn
Darwin R. James
Edward Braislin
William B. Osturn
Miss Tester
Leighton Wiliams
Lory 5. Osborn
Institute
Brave Lieutenant Young and His Heroic Naval Feats
The account profiles Lt. Lucien Young U S N praised as the bravest man in the Navy era for rescues at sea. It recalls 1877 Huron rescue off Oregon Inlet, 27 minutes in heavy seas saving a shipmate, and other saves including a tornado on the Tagus river in Portugal.
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Alaska
Taragon
Spain
Young
Huran
Oregon Inlet
N. C
Lirutesa
Lucien Young
Cew
Antonio Williams
Congress
Kentucky
Younng
Tyre
Tague River
Portugal
Spa
France
Boston
Bonuila
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Obituaries
North Topeka items from the north side of the river report guests visiting from Hoyt Lawrence Albany and Silver Lake. Mrs Wiley Bickell dies at 816 Harrison Street from injuries sustained in a car accident years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Connor
Hoyt
T. N. Davin
de, Phillips
Lawrence
J. R. McNury
A. J. Kane
Sirs
Tea Hilla
Albany
Wis
J. L. Cutberth
Silver Lake
Wm. Palibio
Monroe Street
Clut
Rol Nichols
Quincy Street
Wiley Bickell
Harrison Street
Stacey's New Herald Will Be Daily At Newton
A.G. Stacey will edit and manage the new daily Herald at Newton. Arrangements completed for an independent nonpartisan evening paper with Stacey as focal editor and business manager. The first issue will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald
Newton
Herald
A.G. Stacey
Ioe Stacey
Crittenton Revival Opens in Denver with Big Crowds
Evangelist Charles N. Crittenton and coworkers arrive in Denver after Topeka meetings to launch a series of revival services at the Trinity Third Avenue Presbyterian Church drawing large crowds. Also notes a new Supreme Court janitor appointment, a concert preview, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Crittenton
Topeka
Denver
Trenty
Third Avenue Presbyterian Church
Denver Republican
Teiver ‘Ae
Toliver Bird
Neiale House
Lewelling
Iis
Supreme Court Room
Executive Council
Court
C. J. Brown
Bird
Local notices and society items from Topeka region
Over twenty nine candidates seek landscape gardener post for Stile House grounds. State canvassing board to review chief justice vote next Monday. G E Cowdrby returns from Pittsburg Kansas after company interests. Kansas Day club execs meet December 11 in Topeka to plan January 9 banquet at Topolis. J W Watson sentence appeal details and release timing. Banquet samples advertised with plain pricing. Rev Boles the evangelist comment on reporters in Topeka. Thanksgiving turkey roasts at French bakery 616 Kansas Avenue 25 cents. Keck Concert November 23 with violin recital. Library Hall November 25 concert admission 50 cents. Daily State Journal subscription offer.
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Stile House
Supreme Court
GR. E. Cowdrby
Gaa Company
Pittsburg
Kansas
Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Kansan Avenu
Evar
Ganrtstte
Library Hall
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Peswote Eariling Hoptad
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Mrs Heulee
Iubic Silt
Lucy MreSerall
Uwe Grenadine
Invauder Silt
Namies Btack
Ms Walnan
Huda
Merisloltivr
Kuveia
Abel Knowle
Eine Rasa
Weld
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Pal Ince
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Akeister
Mira Jarcall
Mat Euler
Mie Curis
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Guy
Vhvas
Throop Hotel
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Sayervnine
Mosdume WM
Hsnuron
J. Z
Tl. Mekibben
A. Morton
Cruse
Fe. Gewis
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W. Nuwers
Niohuts
Eagle
Zammon
Tarding
JW Pay
A. AL Tard
Harry Beery
D.'t. Nical
Robert Pierce A.aconti
I. G. Wear
Norman Wear
Sutton
WC. Carrey
C. Hiker
Wi Crosby
Ff Crosby
LW. Doolitte
J. Myers
M. E Hatkoer
M. Torrenca
A. W. Lacey
F. W. Preeman
L. W. Moss
J. B. Hayden
GB Heed
UO. Garvey
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Charley Guild
A. H. Connelly
Chk
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Waters
McKibben
A! Moon
Mr A Hudson
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Hackney
Sod
Miss Johnson
Pee
C. C. Baker
Emma White
O J. Brown
Mra
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David Martin
Litrary Hall
Albrecht Marburg
Peterin
J. H. Werberell
Poole
Patty
Pealice Arriet Baird
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D. J. Harding
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Carrie Waters
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Oxford Club
Missouri-Kansas
Miss O'Brien
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DG McCray
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Mie Peck
McGray
Mr. McGray
B. Heyden
CC Laker
Vmarar Soci Loten
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Wnlt
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Tujieka Evenue
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J. Collins
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A.B. Stevens
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J. H. Wethered
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Miss Gress
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Holmes
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Lula Meospeaker
Caldwell
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Myakla
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Asixy
Kansas Aya
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St. Joseph, Mo
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Fanseworth & Asuer
Keagan Ave
Lord
Lieutenant Young
London
Ional
North Topeka
A. G. Stacey
Crittenton
Angiratde-Meek
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Oklahoma
Kaw
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Board of Penitentary Directors
J. W. Watson
Atchleon
Close
Tun
Parssworth & Asner
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Bates
Boles
Sam Jones
Atchison Globe
Sunecribe
Stare Jovuxat
Boston Shoe CO
Suni Ien
Zoc Semon Ahsdala
Fauisewod
Kansas Ave
Saxot Hovox
Amed
Cornsila M. Kingston
Mailend
Greenport
Homer Shoal
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