Thanksgiving events and personal notices in North Topeka
The item lists Thanksgiving preparations across North Topeka with church events, dinners, and social visits. It notes community dinners at Congregational and Presbyterian churches, residents traveling to Junction City and Denver, and locals preparing for holiday gatherings. Names such as Mrs Arnold, Prank Goodies, and J. E. Wilson appear amid casual updates.
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Loierest
Amity Chepel
Will Steet
Terry
Joe Salth
Kunkay
Wiley
Denver
Alis F Larson
Junction City
Ulving
Siella Doyle
Utpaaleur
Mise Bicilu Nichols
Niventta
Prank
Amos Goudmat
Unsee
Unica Pacifio Boty
Leenebandenpet
Congregational Church
North Top
Arnold
Lieslness
Srask Worl
Parry
Penks
J. E. Wileon
Orich
W. T. Wasson
Croebyteran
Jumction
Yeoureau
Juco Smith
Mrr
Hower
Paskiias
JB Ter Sud
Two Horses Burned In Westgate Street Farm Fire
A local barn fire at 16 North Jackeoe street destroyed a self frame barn owned by Jevub Sinith Sirtanith. The blaze began while the occupant was away. the horse barn’s contents and property were damaged, with an insurance note and agent Frank Therest involved. No injuries reported.
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Beatio
Jackeoe Street
Jevub
Sinith Sirtanith
Limpesai
Benith
Tatr
Promils
Turkey
Haters
Grantville
North Topeka Sabbath Strife Ends In Assault Case
A chaotic scene in North Topeka near Smoke Row followed a racist remark and a violent clash between a White woman and a Black woman. Henrietta Powell and Georgia, linked to a local restaurant, were involved as a Rock was used during the confrontation. The victim was treated, and the case proceeded to court with several witnesses providing testimony. Police ordered the Kitchen workers away. one suspect faced charges but was released on own recognizance pending further court action.
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Smoks
Topeka
Henrietta Powell
John Nee Yond
Jim Ys
Rhones
Mr Kitchen
Hike
Georgia
Praynienne
Ceverus
Apot
Shayebwdy
Merretta
Dy Wikerson
Lytenie Jaculs
Jetn Ewing
Devik
Joka
Mises
Bruthery Weatch
Uilegas
Easiy
Jala Gut
Jose
Bayer
Tryinr
I. W. Barker
Peat
Seeomil Haptiet
Eveleg
Basly
Speer
Bridge Repairs Delayed Amid Dilapidated Structure
Report details ongoing repairs on a heavily deteriorated bridge with timber wheels weeded and scaffolding in place. Local officials note the project date has shifted and construction may begin after temporary measures and safety inspections are completed, with council oversight forthcoming.
Suffrage Amendment Funding Reported In KanState Papers
A fragmented item notes state printing funds covering the suffrage amendment costs and reporting on Secretary G born hired to relay the details. The fragment mentions a payment of 1100, a Kansas context, and a push to publicize the amendment in state papers.
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Kangas
Kanes
Sabbath Romance On Morrison Street Cow Attack Scene
Amateur eyewitness account describes a running, shouting scene on Morrison Street where a cow chased a woman in a busy street. A red haired boy urged bystanders to a telegraph pole, the crowd watched as the cow moved along the curb and a frightened girl clung to safety. The description blends garbled dialogue with comic action, ending with the woman seeking relief and spectators reacting in astonishment.
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Morrison Street
Mda
Harrison Strest
Walmog
Sue
Dee
Dartieun
Alreel Wien
Big Dogry
Stu House Park
Tie
Hall
Weil
Warls
de Dama
Jeumore
State Should Own State Printing Says Osher
Lieutenant Secretary Osher urges constitutional amendment in his biennial report advocating state ownership of printing. He argues the state could cut costs by ending private contracts and having the government print its own papers, noting annual expenses and past overspending on World’s Fair reports and labor commission materials.
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Osher
Osborn
Waverner
Flesnye
Rauawe
Todd
Thanksgiving donation drive for Christ Hospital proceeds urged
A Thanksgiving fund drive for Christ Hospital is announced by Jovewan at Haerthelomew & Co on Kanens Avenue. The appeal asks for donations of money, coal, hay, food, and essentials to aid the hospital’s work in the community, noting one third of patients are poor. Tickets and events are listed, with sales starting before Thanksgiving and multiple Chicago travel prizes offered by Rock Island House.
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Chriat Hospital
Chriat Lospitel
Jovewan
Ful
Dria
Uewelat
Haerthelomew & Co
Kanens Avenue
Kishu
Ita
Joseph Bromia
MriJd
M. Knight
Barthostomew & Co
Bandas
Enue
Tadies
Chicago
Rock Ishind House
EB Guild
Pisny Footns
Gwest Classical
Siege of Lucknow Recalls Heroic Residency Defense
Rev Dr Talmage opens his Around the World sermons with Lucknow siege reflections. He recounts Sir Henry Lawrence and Outram amid the Residency bombardment as 186 men, women, and children endured heat, disease, and shellfire. The narrative highlights courage of defenders, the relief by Havelock, and the sacrifice of officers and civilians.
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Dr. Talmage User
Talmage
Larkson
India
Lucknow
Indid
Christ
Bealy
Finiiu
Kryglint
Indie
Iadia
Irnidia
Tudlia
Micm
Ghensehyes
Lacinow
Risard
Jock Am
Payrors House
Queen
Henry Lautrenve
Dr. Waster
Henry
Holy Cormanion
Wates
Thease
Eoldters
Leary Lawrence
Daniel
England
Ube
Sine Tina
Christendom
Esfort
Bob
Uotil
Uben
Fodom
Cawnpors
Hesidere
Vetiain
Holder
al Grute
Agwin
Mavelocks
Outram
Havelock
Alvinnagh
Hareluck
Otra
Europe
Louth
Anil Roe
Maler
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