Sunday at the Churches in Topeka area
A crowded church Sunday schedule lists services across multiple denominations including First M E First Baptist First Congregational First Christian and various Presbyterian churches. Events feature baptisms sermons on faith temperance and Christian life with gatherings at First Presbyterian South Topeka Avenue and other local sites.
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Walted Brethren Church
Ladies Libeery Hall
Kansas Avenue
Eleventh
Torcifti Streste
M Mt
M. E
First Gungrepational
First Christian
First Presbyterian Church
James Tivane
Christian Olairch
Topeka Bewih
James Thovrs
Vf Pag Catar Theolicked Seminary and the Charity of
Citesge
Permana
Imeverkion
Hutohiniem
Peter Eyrones
Marning Sattsert
Enwleder
Sabdeh
Christing S
Ricaaliets
Topela
Kansas Veniue
Poin
W. Searing
Bre Searing
Balk
Ita Abram
Piper Society of Spiritusters
Lincoln Pow Hall
Ebs
Clememe Subtedt
Syl Cau Hing
First Valid Presbyterian
Eorner
Field
Topeka Avenues
Tor
Anchorage of Faith
J. E. Hulmes
Her. W. Ft. Cox
Succmb United Presbyterian Church
Polk and
Huntogs Streets
Prison
First Church of Christ
West Bixth Street
A. i
Grape of Christ
C.M. E
van Buren
JM. Brovwn
Hey
D. J. Mitchell
Second ME
North Toopkat
W. HL Holmes
AL An. Fowerrew
Si. Doler
Dt Hanson
Fuer
Young Peoples
Epim
Hfoh
Brown
Tomindra
Goeshall
Alphin
Barsas
Christian Warrior
Chris” Cordial
Recipience Sunaay School
Porner Jackson
Fourth Streets
Holiness Association
Wesleyan Church
Third and
Jefferson Streets
Bradley
Medical Advertisement Harshly Promotes Quick Cure
The ad railed patients to trust a Buffalo doctor and a medical institute offering a miracle cure for many ailments. It claims dramatic, rapid results from a potion and tonics, charging hundreds of dollars, urging readers to seek treatment at the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute for supposed cures and surgical alternatives.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Cian
Aear
Pieter Hee
Beach and Bowers to perform at Crawford Theater Topeka
Local dramatic news reports the Beach and Bowers minstrel troupe returning to Topeka at Crawford Theater tonight. The company, now at 50 performers, is said to be as strong as ever and promises an entertaining show. Also this week Payton Comedy at Crawford with 22 cast members including seven vaudeville artists, featuring The Golden Giant Lines western drama in four acts and free admission for ladies with paid ticket. A later Library Hall entertainment offers A Perplexing Situation by Grace Cathedral’s Braet of the Chancel Chapter with vocal and instrumental numbers. Endorsement for Chamberlains Cough Remedy from a satisfied customer in Sutter Creek, Cal.
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Kiven
Topeka
Beach & Bowers
Crawford Theater
Nusily
Payton
Sup- Destine Trase Payton
Inchader
Vaudeville Cares Figuribus Petforminsive Os
Golden Giant
Grace Cathedral
Miss Made Jobsoun
Vincent Gra
Aliza Peartade
Summer Land in Winter on the California Limited
An old advertisement claims a 14 hour ride to Southern California on the Santa Fe Fouts in luxurious service. A letter from Dundee Kansas praises Beets Cherry Cough Syrup for curing a child’s croup, calling it the best syrup on the market. An administrator's sale of Trumbull art stock proceeds, promising everything must go regardless of cost or value, and a Topeka restaurant ad highlights the Creamery at 726 Kansas Avenue.
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California
Santa Fe
J. 2. Uitese
Dundee Kan
Trumbull
Baker Versus Leland Sparks Kansas Patronage Clash
In Topeka and Washington the Kansas dispute over federal appointments centers on Senator Baker. Arkansas judge Beckman and Arthur Capper comment that southern Kansas backs Baker against Leland, urging Baker to control patronage while Sterne is named to the U.S. marshal post. Capper predicts Sterne’s appointment or a Baker fight to the Sixth district office, highlighting Baker’s resolve to direct patronage and challenge political bosses.
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J. V. Beckman
Arkansasity
Topeka
Saad
Kansas
Baker
Leland
Ihles
Pallus
United States
Washington
H Sterne
Arthur Capper
Senator Baker
Reese
Boas
Capt Titton
Sixth
Purcell
Sixth District
Capt
Pum
Sterne
State Coal Policy Sparks Famine at Penitentiary
The state faces coal shortages as policies on penitentiary coal sales strain supply to state institutions and traders. A Newman, a director, travels selling coal under a law clause, while prices rise to 3.40 per ton in Topeka. Critics blame Populist regulation for the crisis and call for lawful reform.
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A A. Newman
Kaocsas
Tate 1
Instituton
Topeka
Écura Ss
Eniner
Ventilation Payment Reported To Be Made By State Council
The Mor rill Executive Council is tied to a $2 500 ventilation project payment and a police inquiry. An attorney general investigation may lead to a suit to recover funds claimed for work never performed. Officials say the money funded ventilation in the building but the exact work location remains disputed.
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Morrill Executive Council
Executive Council
Morell
Republican Executive Council
Republican Exuectiee Council
The Secret Of Beauty Health And Wealth
An unusual ad style feature argues that perfect health is the key to beauty and charm. It touts Warner’s Rate Cure as the proven remedy to restore happiness and attractiveness, citing testimonials and broad endorsement from medical and educational communities.
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Iise
Uae
Political Nominations and Moonlight Tour Mentioned
The article quotes Senator John T. Fulton of Brown County urging the Republicans to nominate a young candidate for governor and praises Senator Stocks as a strong possible nominee. Major AP Shreve records a letter from Colonel Thomas Moonlight stating he will not return to Kansas until September and may engage in Kansas politics afterward.
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John T. Fulton
Marshall Colan
Brown County
Frank Stocks
Marshall County
Fulton
Journal
Stocks
Kanaas
bin Wa
Nomin Ae
AP Shreve
Thomas Moonlight
Holivia
Cleveland
Kansas
Mokuras
Moonlight
Local Snaps and Notables Blur City Scene
Skaters tune blades and cold weather lingers as Wichita resident Fred Bentley visits the city. Ed Hackney tours downtown while H B Curry visits from Kansas City and James Oldhans calls on Charles Downing. Streetcar riders complain of missing enslaved workers and Charles Curtin departs for Washington with his daughter. Local business moves, law school plans, and state office updates fill a day of bustling small-town life.
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Fred Bentley
Wichita
Glen Hadield
Ccs
Ed Hackney
Wellington
Curry
Kansas City
North Topeka
B.C. Lye Tas
Thames
Abllens
Lyceum
J. W. Oldhans
Charles Downing
Harry Landis
Charles Curtin
Dollie Curtin
Washington
K.P. Jay
Federal Court
Art Massey
McCurdy
Morriy Cain
Secretry of State
Tromer Low
Columbia Law School
New York City
Payton Company
Hest Werk Heiir C Dietrich
Hal Lithox Taphing
Tier & Vanation
Henry Johns
George Lacey
Lcutt Smitch
The
Santa Fe
Rockford
Ith
H.C. Bowman
Sunnyside
Topeka
W. C. A. Union
Topeka News Roundup from the State Capitol and Towns
Shoots of Topeka life as farmers ship apples at a barrel price and convicts dine on geese at the penitentiary. State officials take Thanksgiving break. Kansas City Knight Templar return with fresh creamery plans. January 1 set for a Kansas Avenue project completion. Topeka visitors include Hening and busily traveling agents. Reading of tax collections, insurance blanks, and new businesses appear amid a mosaic of local notes and happenings.
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First Presbyterian
Murrow
Shawnee County
State Penitentiary
State House
Templar
Kansas City
Drn
Stockton
Teavenworth
Missouri Pacific
Topeke
B.D. Coburn
Kansas
Bond
Lewellius
Repub
Robert Greene
Santa Fe Hospital
Santa Fe
Washburn
Ottawa
Etate Board of Railroad Commissioners
Elyria
McPherson County
Santa Fe Med
Eskimos Celebrate Snow at Bellevue Hospital
New York November 17 Eskimos patients at Bellevue hospital woke to a snow filled scene. They rushed to windows scraping snow from the blinds and eating it with glee. They asked to be allowed outside to roam the grounds as a heavenly gift, but the doctor forbade the revelry and they watched the wintery view until the sun melted the snow.
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Arctic Circle
Bellevue
New York
Mobile & Ohio trains move under quarantine during yellow fever scare
The Mobile and Ohio railroad offices moved to St Louis as quarantines shut Mobile off, with workers and families totaling about 300 leaving Mobile. A three year old boy of J A Johnson of Lyn Canter TL is treated for croup using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, praised by his father for saving his life. the Johnson firm distributes patent medicines and recommends the remedy, sold by druggists.
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St. Louis
Mobile & Only Railroad
Wnion
Menerad
Mobile
Monsould
J. A. Johnson
Lyn Canter
Croup. Jr
Johnson
Chamberlain
Johnson Bros
Santa Fe Route Promises Faster Service to Los Angeles
Fifteen hours quicker time and shorter distance plus daily Pullman police and tourist sleepers and free chair cars to Los Angeles are among advantages offered only by the Santa Fe Route.
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Pullman
Los Angele Gare
Cure for bilious colic and stomach pains claimed
A historical ad describes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy curing bilious colic and stomach pains after weeks of distress. It features testimonials from Mrs. F Butler of Fairhaven Conn and others, urging early use with warnings of winter ailments. It also promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and related coughs with local store free bottle offers.
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T Howe
Spyder gallery hosts Up to Date Photos at 122 Kansas Avenue
An era of local commerce features Up to Date Photos as Spyder’s concept in a gallery at 122 Kansas Avenue. The ad copy also touts a cold cure product, a Dewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve testimonial, and nearby eateries Scott & Scott Cremeria four doors north of the old stand.
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Spyder
Kansas Avenue
A. A. Perkins
DeWitt
G. W. Stansheld
Cremeria
Scott & Scott
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Berkson, Hughes & Co
Coats
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
WH Norton
Sutter Cewek
Cal
Reid
Cremeric
Dé Beott
Leavenworth
Warter
Helen
Chicago
Klondike
RL. Greeve
Merchent
Chimewie
Hale
Dr. King
Osage City Shaft
Southwestern Fuel Co
Kansas Ave
Ely
Pal
Triad
Bruiners
Warten
Cote
Hanna. Pte
Avenis
Triephone
Enretung
Topeka Aves
John Dudley
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