Local North Topeka notices and town shouts
Community items describe sales at Cromwell & Jeffers and post about 10 and 1% off tablets. Mentions Mayor Cromwell and Mrs Jenkins in Kenane City, Sadie Shoemaker new trimmer job, and Mrs Maver visiting Lawrence. Also reports funeral for Dr Morrow at Rochester and local church service in Iola Folks. Frequent social updates, visits, and club meeting notes from North Topeka.
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Comiley & Post
Stendas
Cromwell & Jeffers
Avery
Aml Cromley
Cromwell d& Jeffers
J. WW. Jenkins
Kenane City
Sadie Shoemaker
Basar
Maver
Lawrence
Mine Dom Nt
Leavenwortis
Botts
Freda
Whitfield
Mitch
Mase Berd
Mary Will Persoln
Topeka
Gere Marrow
Rochester Hind
Rochester Peroot House
Rochester
Morrow
Shawnes County
Fe Gage
West Sixth Street
IT Tayes
van Buren Street
Lily Br. ‘Davis Bertha Morrow
Clay Sorrow
A. M. Morrow
van Horey Street
Kanean Avenue
Thymes Kirkpatrick
Wolks
Mises Murs Rows
Feitie Shields
Nessie Hearytuen
Currie la
Donelson
Oak Tani
Poln
Abe Beard
Buckingham
Social Calendar for Topeka and Vicinity This Week
Social and personal items list weekly happenings in Topeka with clubs and receptions. Mrs J W Hughes hosts Derthick club. Mrs G M Chase invites for daughters Mrs Jas Grey Thomas and Mrs Craig Hunter and Miss Virginia Thomas. Occidental club meets with Mrs Del Keiser. Modern Literature club with Mrs Alice Prescott. Ports craly meets at 2 20 p m on Thursday. Spaldbay club in evening. Lotus club dance at Hudson's. Pactotian club meets Saturday. subscription dance at Hudson's hall for Lawrence football player.
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Derthick Club
J. Wo. Hughes
Potwin
Mra. G
Occidental Club
del? Keiser
Modern Literature Club
Alice Prescott
Ports Craly
Allison Ba
Topeka Avenue
Spaldbay Club
Mary Moon
Parishioners travel and social notes around Topeka
Bishop and Mrs Millapauch plan two to three week trip to Milwaukee for Missionary Council meetings. Archie Wiligms returns from a Iowa business trip. Various locals, including Mrs Exgleston, Mrs Quinton, Miss Devereux, Susie Gay, Helen Thompson, HM Spivey, and others, attend dances and social visits in Topeka Leavenworth and Denver. Church fundraisers and upcoming visits anchor a flurry of short trips and community events.
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Millapauch
Milwaukee
Missionary Council
Archie Wiligms
Iowa
Mra. Exgleston
Mra. A . Quinton
Ber
Burlington
M. F. Righs
Vist
Fort Scott
Kansas City
Gertrude Devereux
Susie Gay
Mix Helen ‘Thompson
Topeka
HM. Spivey
Stone
Leavenworth
E. C. Curry
Jack Frey
Walter
Kansas
Cley
R Bits
A. TL. Willams
Omaha
St Louis
J. W. F. Hughes
St. On Mire
Frank Thomie
Nolte Clough
Sirs
Quinton
Denver
Mary Chast
Josephine Joerger
Mira Myrtle Welch
Atchison
St. Laue College Hall
Katherine Bucknum
Mises
Myrtle
Ivah Dayvis
Mia
Harriet Lawrence
Upland
Moh
Asa Warner
Washington, D.C
Mattie Stone
Lona Joselyn
Manchester
Josephine Chandler
Holton
Massachusetts
Myrtle McPike
Doyle
George Crawford
Arthur Capper
Romeray
Capper
Harry Ashby
Charles Thomas
Walter Noble
Fred Cole
Mika Ollie O'Brien
Madge Johnson
Helen Thompson
Susie Guy
Gertrude Devereaux
Hoa. Dunn
Saynonsh
M. C. Prost
DT. Richards
la Junta
Col
A. P. Breve
Julia Kenderdine
Hiawa
Crheridm
W. H. Kyle
Alliance
Ohio
Millard
Mijas Helta Updegram
Afa
Gussle
Gene Pickens
Inst
Kusts
Chey
BR. D. Russum
Halth
Hertha
Pearl Kirkpatrick
Grain-O coffee substitute gains grocery shelf space
A historical notice touts Grain-O, a pure grain drink marketed as a coffee substitute now in stores. It claims gentler digestion for delicate stomachs and that children can safely drink it, with pricing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shere Hee
HIS EYE ON THE SENATE. Robert Taylor Seeks Turpie Seat
Robert B Taylor of Fort Wayne seeks the United States senate seat of Indiana's David Turpie whose term ends March 3, 1899. Other contenders include General Lew Wallach Governor Mount and Congressman Steele. Taylor, a longtime Indiana lawyer and politician, sits on the monetary commission and leads river improvement work with Mississippi River commission duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert & Taylor
Benster Turpin
David Turpie
Indiana
Robert 8. Taylor
Fort Wayns
Mr. Taylor
Robert & Tation
Lew Wallach
Mount
Steele
Taylor
Monetary Commission
Chillicothe
Fort Wayne
Court of Common Pleas
Allen County
General Harrimon
United States Senate
Mississippi River Commission
Judge Taylor
United States
Charles W. Bairtanks
Means & Covince
Veiled Chappie Goold Hoyt Captures New York Fancy
Goold Hoyt rises from New York swelldom to fame at a Westchester show wearing a veil. An acclaimed whip and cotillon leader, Hoyt’s attire and mystery spark debate about his veiled fashion. His veils vary by color and material, often green or brown barege, inspiring gossip about vows or wagers.
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Goold Hoyt
New York
Geold Hoyt
Fifth Avenue
Westchester
Goold
Metropolis
Elastic Glass and Steel Capabilities in Pressure
A historical note states that glass, the most perfectly elastic substance, returns to its original form after being kept under pressure in a heat condition for two hours. It claims glass outperforms steel in elasticity, with steel following.
Beecher and Abbott mark Beecher era at Plymouth Church
A semicentennial tribute recalls Henry Ward Beecher’s 1847 installation as Plymouth Church pastor in Brooklyn. The narrative covers the church’s origin from First Presbyterian building, purchase by three businessmen, and Beecher’s emergence from Indianapolis to lead the new society.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Cranberry Street
Brooklyn
First Presbyterian Church
H. Cox
Henry Street
Beecher
Indianapolis
New York
Church and Society
Plymouth Church and Beecher's Era in Brooklyn
Plymouth Church grew rapidly under Henry Ward Beecher shaping the Brooklyn pulpit and city life. His national impact and anti slavery stance made Plymouth famous beyond New York after a 1863 England visit. Attempts to replace him included Rev Charles A Berry and finally Rev Lyman Abbott, who delivered the forthcoming golden Jubilee sermon.
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Plymouth Ceyror
Beecher
Dr. Storrs
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
England
Cranberry Street
New York
Falton Ferry
Charles A. Berry
Wolverhampton
Lyman Abbott
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Listing
The funerals for Nellie Johnson and Ruth Adams were held this afternoon and yesterday respectively, from homes on Chandler Street and near Washburn College. Ruth Adams, 9, left husband Henry J. Adams and children. Also noted is the burial of Harry Overman’s infant son and an advertisement for White's Vermifuge and Casarets Candy Cathartic with pharmacy references.
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Nellie Johnson
J.D. Ricksnun
Chandler Street
Harry Overman
Chandler Stree
Geo. W. Stansfield
G12
Kansas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Sixth and
Topeka Avenue
MARKET REPORT FROM OCTOBER MARKET DAY
Associated Press report to State Journal outlines wheat futures with Dec open lower, corn trading mixed on strong selling early then rallying, and soybeans weak. Provisions moved on lower yard prices with large hog and cattle receipts. hogs light to heavy trade and cattle steady to lower amid moderate demand.
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State Journal
Euitinak Wim
Fariscen
SatumMay
Paris
Chicago
Uae
Bara
Bird
Max
Hesse
Sue
Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts Report
Kansas City market reports cattle and hog receipts with mixed results. Cattle receipts strong, some classes steady to 16 lower. Texas steer prices around 24.15, native steers and cows noted, stockers and feeders in focus. Hog receipts about 7000, prices largely lower, packers active amid varied offerings.
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SiaKart
Lamba
Esterday
Kansas City
Texas
WLM
RSL
Butte
Kansas City Produce Market Briefs and Commodities
Market notes show mixed wheat tones near steady in Kansas City with prices softening on dull demand. Sugar and coffee movement muted in New York summaries while cotton futures edge down as refined sugar and other staples face subdued trading. market gossip from Liverpool brokers hints Wheat prices firming in some reports.
Chicago Receipts Lead to Mixed Wheat and Corn Totals
Chicago receipts show mixed movements with 194000 bushels of corn and 297000 bushels of oats. Wheat supplies remain uncertain with mentions of barley and rye. reports indicate daily totals, price movements, and urban market conditions across Midwest ports.
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Wincert
LGW
Jimi
NortiWestert Roel
Minneapol
Karen Ai
Turley
STON
Beheins
Coe
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Puritan
Gentlewoman
North Topeka
Social and Personal
Topeka and Vicinity
THE
Senate
Chappie
Beecher's Church
Plymouth
City of Churches
Ruth Adams
Henry J. Adams
FG. Adams
Washburn College
Adams
Daisy Lo McCampbell
C. W. Ward
Chicau
Vo Ube
Ivor
C. CC
Chicago Livestock Market
Scleuzo
Phere Sanz
Lowe
Wenand
Peter
Chalee Timothy
B .Creamery
Furmshed
WY. A. Michael Commission Co
West Sirth Ave
Topelus
Liverpool
Michael Comic Co
West Sixth Ave
Lee
Mos
WAL Lesion Co
Michael Camaid
Enon
Manhattan
Western Uniti Megaw
Pactic
L. WY
Pacific Mall
E Lux
Cominune ‘Treasures
SL Aaerral
Beo'v
Felepmone
Lux Commission Co
Union National Bank
Manens City
Central National Bank
Commerc
Ramses Org
J. L. Ball & Company
Chicago Board OF Trade
Vogenitz
AIMS
Ayr
Modern
Topeka Steam Laundry
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