Milk White Flag at Crawford with DunneSfiry Marble firm
Hoyt's A Milk White Flag comes to Crawford theater next Wednesday evening in a lively farce about a 50 officered military company and one private, praised for its humor and pretended bravado. Seats go on sale Monday at Howley Snow's drug store as Modjeska and Thurston's Comedy company are also featured in upcoming shows at the Grand and Crawford venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
John W. Dunne
Sfiry Marble
Crawford
Napoleon
Armory
Howley & Snow's
Shakespeare
Modjeske
Grand Opera House
Mary Stuart
Modjeska
Stent
Topeka Volunteers Face New Food Bids Plan
In Topeka the War Department revised feeding plans for volunteers awaiting muster. Previously Belcher would be paid 25 cents per meal to buy food, but orders now call for re-bidding to avoid confusion and ensure proper provisioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deperiient Ab
Stantington
Contractors win cooking booth contract for regiments at Fort Leavenworth
Capt Reynolds opens bids at the quartermaster’s office. Melta and Glarewild win the contract at 25 conte porines for both regiments. Cooking booths to be set near headquarters and Camp Lindsey with tents at specified distances. Work slated to begin October 14. Other local notices include sales, visits, church events, and social announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynokds
Quartermaster
Fort Leavenworth
Melta & Glarewild
Metta & Glacomial
Bee Iim
Camp
Lindsey
Waites
Findsey
Topeka
Meannat Mella & Gineamin
Missouri Volunteers
City
Santa Fe Route Low Excursion Fares to Major Cities
Travel notices advertise $23.40 to Pittsburgh and return, with tickets on sale October 9 through 1895 and valid to October 17 1898. Promotions mention extended readings to October 31 1993, and low rates from Pittsburgh to Washington Baltimore Gettysburg and other points. Union Pact lines highlightDenver Salt Lake City San Francisco Portland, with Union Pacific service to western destinations offering Pullman Palace Sleepers and famous travel amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbore
Pitabure
Washington
Baltimore
Gettyabore
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Fortland
Union Pacific
Society Notes Highlight Frances Ellen Littlefield Wedding
Society pages detail Frances Ellen Littlefield wedding plans to Mr. Solomon Stoddard of Kansas City on a Wednesday eve October 19 at Topeka Avenue home. Enclosed invitations promise postnuptial At home after November 13 at 2028 Troost Avenue Kansas City Mo. Several social teas luncheons and dinners honor the couple alongside dancing events and club activities across Topeka with guests including Mrs Charles Blood Smith Mrs Postmaster General Smith and Judge W A Johnston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simball Pig. Co
Corley & Post
North Topeka
Kan
Joan Cromwell
Omi
G. W. Petro
Costley & Post
Moniay
North Topela
Wf. H Wasson
Rossville
Am North Side
Annie Stout
Alpena. Mich
James Llyette
Gertie Ashpole
Sliver Lake
Nagh
Polke Crest
Mike Estella Dearborn
Solomon City
Mex
Marie Putnam
Embree
Kansas Avenue
Rollin Nichols
Allen Goodhue
Omaha
ED. Small
Arthur
Adele
Omaha Exposition
Church of the Good Shepherd
Win Puller
Wayne McVeseh Growery Company
Chicsen
Monroe Street
Maury Petro
Logan
J. Johnann
Indian Territory
Silver Lake Township
Silver Lake
M. i
F. HH. Stahl
Thomas Bain
Stevens
RE. A. Wagner
Hoglish Lutheran Church
Wil
Kansas Avenue M. E
Otto Irelan
North Christian Church
Irelan
Twenty-second Kansas Volunteers
John M. Hale
Stella Inderwood
el Peso
Tex
Hale
Albuqeerane
N. M
Wrthe Hardware Syerbane
St. Joseph
Aourtich
Fr. Hinle
M. M. Hale
Park Street
Walter Littlefield
Frances Ellen
Mr. Solomon
Stoddard of
Kansas
Mabel Wilson
Ollie Oren
Charles Blood Smith
Charming
Charles Emory Smith
Wash Ineton
D.C
Anna Rave
M. A. Low
Charles Emery Smith
Washington
Bristow
Mrr. Smith
C. E. Dawson
W. A. Johnston
J. & McClintock
Charles Blood Emlth
Deen Low
Suttom
East
Bibbie Haslett
Chicago
Lillian Whitelock
Andrew Tanner
Jen Volney
Mackinac
Topeka
Tanner
St. Louis
Bee W. H. Whitton
Frank Lewis
C.D. Hudson
School of Dancing
Gmnaha
General Smith
Eeison
Hudson's Hall
Felicity Card Club
Dan Small
Tey
Brett
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. G. Larimer
Local people return from travels across the region
Belle French returns home to Lakin after a visit with Miss Pekha Myndie Berane in Trenton DC. Albert Roby, son of Dr H W Roby, arrives in Topeka after Cuban campaign and Montauk Point. Several residents, including Miss Anna Christenson and Mrs Sarah J M Kine, travel to Chicago Omaha and Monticello for visits and studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin
Pe Hektae Myndie Berane
Trenton
D.C
Booward Thomas
Emporia
Mise
Bethany College
T. F. Garver
Pennsylvania
Franc Littlefield
Kansas City
Albert Roby
H.W. Roby
Santiago
Montauk Point
Topeka
Mary Miller
ME Miller
Clay Street
Monticello
Anna ‘Christenson
Chicago
Wisconsin
J. S. Warner
Miss Coddington
Omaha
FB. & Nettles
Ching
Is. B. Philipps
Sarah J. M. Kine
Chivago
L. K. Bowers
Topeka Club News Highlights Local Women Meetings
The Topeka and What They Are Doing clubs report a busy period with officer elections at the Nind Chautauqua and Steadman and Spalding circles. Highlights include program plans, papers on literature and art, and the Kansas Traveling Library initiative with federation support and fees for transportation. An Equal Suffrage Society meeting elected officers and formed delegates for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Chautauqua
HH. Arthur
Stevens
Caroline Goddard
Blanche Stewart
Mame Waters
Tennycon
Edith Moore
England
Tvland TV
Poster
Slater
The
Steadman Club
Spalding
D. A. Clements
Institute Hall
John Nowere
Clements
Vicw
Irene Harcer
Heonsh Buchanan
John Nowers
J.B. Butterly
William Conners
J. B. Collins
Minnie Seller
Marie Kahr
Annie Firnn
Emma McMullen
Lida Wingert
Mise Minnie Wingert
Loretta Kiines
Mies Wragovleh
Isabel Royle
John McManus
William ‘Troutman
Horner
J. J. Kinney
Kansas Traveling Library
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Aftizans
Boards of Education
Ald Reading and Study Clubs
Friends of the Movement
Kansas
Topeka Federation of Clubs
Department of Education
Styker
Isansar Federation
We. A. Johnston
Harrison Street
Toneka
Equal Suffrage Society
Equal Suffrage Club
M.A. Cornelius
Agnes MoKes Wallace
E. 4. Wardall
A. 0. Gose
Carrie Clough
Treacher
Wardall
Towa M. Hardwick
Municipal ownership topics on Suffrage society meeting agenda
The State Equal Suffrage society in Pavia outlines dates from October 20 to 24 and lists recurring monthly meetings at Dr Agnes McKee Wallace's office to explore municipal ownership and public utilities with a paper on Waterworks. Other clubs schedule sessions and a Telegraph column editor is announced for the Wichita Daily Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Equal Suffrage Society
Pavia
Agnes McKee Wallace
Wa Gall Wil
Snoring Courtroom Disrupts Hammer Hendricks Trial
In a district court session, Dr Agnes Wallace testified in the Hammer Hendricks case as her pug walked into view, then snoozed under the court reporter's table. The mystery snorer finally revealed himself, her pushor, who yawned and settled at her feet.
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Agnes Aicked Wallace
Hammer Hendricks
Pue Doe
Willace
Jute Haxen
Ball If Coyne
Balllf Coyne
Hazen
Dr. Wallace
Police Notes Court Sessions Open With No Arrests
Police court opened for business this morning with no arrests in the last 24 hours. The Uguer cases of Nick Chiles and Conrad Myer were postponed and continued to today. The State v Dick Hurst and James Kegan returns Monday in Justice Chesney's court. Arthur Beardsley’s case continued to the 12th in Justice Ate Clintock's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Chiles
Conrad Myer
Dick Hurst
James Kegan
Justice Chesney
Arthur Beardsley
Ate Clintock
Beger German Salve Lauded by Town Residents
A country town man writes that Bege's German Selve is in every house and used for piles burns cuts and skin diseases. Neighbors share cures and praise its healing power as word of mouth spreads throughout the town. available at all druggists.
Beggs Diarrhoea Balsam Ad Promises Quick Relief
Frank Long's Hotel Oxford promotes Beggs Diarrhoea Balsam as gentle and effective for summer illnesses like diarrhoea dysentery flux, claiming a speedy cure if taken promptly. The ad markets Beggs as the only remedy with a national reputation and lists druggists as sellers with travel fares to Omaha and St. Louis via Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Long
Oxford
Supreme Court Opinions From Kansas High Court
The Kansas Supreme Court released opinions from Wyandotte to Decatur counties. Several cases affirmed sentences or reversals, including Doster vs Ry an and Manley executor in habeas corpus, with others like Johnston v Matneve reversed. The docket also covers corporations and banking disputes, with several affirmations across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Doster
George Wolsey
Matthew Ryan
Wyandotty County
Allen J
W. H. Young
Bourbon County
Affirmed
W. Smith
Waldo Wooster
Lyon County
Sedgewick City
Hank
Sedgwick Milling and Biewater Company
Harvey County
Jacob H. Secrist
Wyandotte County
Swift & Co
Frank W. Smith
Court of Corsmiwn Pleas
Wyendotte County
Seward
Dore Seward
The
Kansas Town Company Va
City of Argentine
Court of Appeals
John
Brittain Dry Goods Company Ve. Oberlin National Bank
Decatur County
City of
Wichita
Leila Stalfines
Sedgewick
Manhattan Mills and Cement Manufacturing Company
Edward Pallis Manufacturing Company
Riley County
H.C. Lucas +t al
Chicaxe Lumber Company
Finney County
William Peck
Letitia W. Truesdale
NDCT
How to Prevent Croup Uses Chamberlain’s Remedy
A Nickleville Pa merchant testimonial says two children prone to croup rely on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to prevent attacks. The letter notes it is a county household necessity and widely sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Chamberlain
Chamber— Iain
J. M. Nickle
Nickie Bros
Nickleville
Grugetats
Omaha and Return $3.50 Via the Santa Fe
Exposition special train option from Omaha Tuesday October 1 offers round trip for 3 dollars 50 cents. Valid for three days with President’s Day at the exposition. Santa Fe route train features dining cars equipped with electric fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Modoc Club
Rock Island
Meaney Eday
Miles
Shafter
Roosevelt
Santa Fe
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Mr. W. A. Brandes
Leavenworth
Rowley & Snow
Southeast Corner
Sixth and
Society News
Howard Patton
Robert Shorts
Weiherell’s
J. S. Meyers
Wood
Louise Wood
EdnardcClintock
Susie Gay
Louise Allison
Lulu Evatt
Misa Tittlan Whitelock
Lilie Hazlett
Hugh Davidson
Julius Weidling
Harry Butterly
Monard Guild
Procter Fourht
Stacey Hadley
Frank Davis
George Bures
Pierre Allaire
Lester Davis
George Utterly
Harmony Till
Malcolm James
J. A. McDermott
Harry Roehr
Cal Jones
Neille Kirk
Ida Wood
Ethel de Obert
Gertruda Brister
May Wilcot
Mick Rosa Davin
Ethel Wilson
Bertha Rowly
Mary Chase
Jessie King
Bernice Veeeland
Etta Beck
Belle Stage
Frankie Scoville
Seneca
Agnes Walsh
Hertha Smith
Minds
Roger van Hook
Bred, Gehagan
Malcolm Garrard
Louie Felt
Felix Gourauds
Orien
Cosmetia Wii
Bea
Club News
Stedman Club
Bmrs
PB. Garretson
Spaulding
Circe
A. M. Fuller
West Fide
A. A. Rogers
Furman Baker
Mary J. Stewart
C. C. Nicholson
Flora Mayo
Aira
Robert Steele
Lander
Bette ‘Thompson
John Sims
SR. Peters
Newton
State Federation
Wichita Daily Eagle
Omahe
St Louis
J.M. Knight’s
Kansas Ave
Kansas Avenas
Cy At
Chethomd
Adw
Hoel
Anna BE. Canan
Tribunes
Robbins
Topeka Cycle Co
West Eight Street
U.S. Navy
Kansas Tent & Awning Co
A. Anton
Mer
Great Western Steam Crew
E. 7Th St
Quin Queig
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