Searis's Transit Presented to Historical Society
The Lawrence World reports the Lawrence and Topska transit relics presented to the local Historical Society. It notes the voyage of D. Searle to Lawrence with a French party in 186? and outlines his survey work from 1804, his roles in city trust, railroad labor, Kansas territorial history, marriage in 187? and burial in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topera
D. Searis
Historical Society
Late Historical Society
A.D. Seade Bald
Lawrence
Topska
Seurle
Leadville
Culenye
Seurke
Searie
F. W. Gites
Nis
Topeka
A.D. ‘Searle Jas
Tobe
Lareé Square
Cap
Mar— Gee
Achodl
Stendenville
Tridigas
Passon
Kansas-Nebraska
Scutteampton
Susan
Claup
Fanawilie
Col
Rene
Dowie challenged by preacher Ellish and Moses at Went Betmer camp
The report cites Assury Park clergymen meeting with Bishop Heller over Dowie’s plan to form a calany at Belmar. Messages claim Dowie proposed a camp and the letter was read, amid street preaching incidents, Newark steel works and a home remedy advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assury Park
Dowie
Ellieh
Ellish
Moses
L. BR. Heller
Amelia and Watt
Went Betmer
Deer
Dowle
Belmar
Tiesler
Will Combat the Charges of Mr. Howard in Milk Case
Affidavits detail preservative use in milk and formaldehyde concerns. Dr. Farnsworth defends continued practice amid allegations of neglect against J. E. Nisley Creamery and Continental Creamery interests. Gray, linked to agriculture, is questioned as a witness while disputes over credibility and motive unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howard
Farneworth
Todass
Warnsworth
C. E Gray
Packard
Strana
Ninstoy & Co
Eee
Heine &Co
Etehth Street
John Elliott
Topeka Avenue
Heine & Co
Topeka
Washburn Avenue
Scott’s
Heinz & Co
E. Gray
Gray
Walter States Department of Agriculture
Department of Sericulture
K. Farnsworth
Continental Creamery
Auy
J. H. Niseley Creamery Company
Mr. Farnsworth
Parns
Nisley
H. B Howard
Howard
Ani
Niesler
Niceley
John Sheets
Chandler Street
J. E. Nissley
Nissley Creamery
C. G. Matthewson
Monk
James
Nisstey
Samneworth
Bergundthal
Ity
Farnsworth
Patrolmen capture Mitchell and Justis. aliases and rumors swirl
Police report a twilit roundup as Callie Mitchell and Logan Justis, both with dubious repute, are taken into custody. Hast Weatherly remains missing after alleged town departure. A chaotic spree includes alleged threats to Battle Axe Lane and a brick theft linked to H McMillan, with further nods to an old swindle by Johnson and a drunken poet Museoger at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie
Mitchell
Logan Justis
Lane
North Topeka
Hayt
Grief and murder tied to tragic Pennsylvania deaths
Easton reports a sudden death blamed on grief after Mrs William Sidders died following an assault by her husband. An inquiry continues into another fatality after a hard cider quarrel in West Chester where William Reynolds is jailed on murder charges, claiming self defense amid a dispute over cider sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Get
Wilam Sidders
Edward
Ricker
Kilied
West Chester
Willam T . Reynolds
Weat
Nottingham
James Johnson
Ceri County
Jalil
Johnson
Chine
New Colonial Secretary Alfred Lyttleton Emerges in Cabinet
Alfred Lyttleton, rising to prominence as the new British colonial secretary in Mr Haifour's cabinet, is the eighth son of the fourth Baron's brother of Viscount Cobden. His father was a local figure in Cambridge and Oxford, noted as deputy high steward and recorder, with a background in cricket and tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lyttleton
Becom
Mr. Haifour
Baron Lyttleton
Viscount Cobden
Tithd Fee
W. E. Ciaran
High Stewart
Cambridge
Recorder
Oxford
North Topeka Society Notes Local Staffing and Visits
North Topeka city items list residents at Kimball Printing and Home Street areas. Mentions fireside repapering at Fire Station No. 1, patrons traveling to Fort Riley, St Joseph and Kansas City, plus illness notes for C Kaser and Mrs A L Cook. Socials include I O O F lodge, Church of the Good Shepherd events, and WCTU group plans.
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Kimball Printing Company
North Avenue
Emn
Sedan
Fort Riley
John Spear
St. Joseph
A. L. Cook
Menoken
James Morris
Hoyt
Alpha Cohen
Grantville
C. Kaser
Quincy Street
Alexander
California
Ernest Dutton
Herington
James Coughlin
Ralph Campbell
Fred McManter
Ft. Riley
Second Presbyterian Church
J. H. Todd
Jackson Street
T. Cromwell
Mary Cromwell
Kansas City
Friends
Frank Schmidt
Pauline
Gaiawell
Heber
Sit ‘Monroe Street
I. 1
Church of the Good Shepherd
Salmagundi Social Friday Evening At the Home of Mra G. F. Kimball
West Gordon Street
Mra. Doane
Kansas Avenue
Chrld
Imp. C. R. M
W. L. Hewitt
Misa Simms
P. Beaudry
Frank McGrath
N. Y. Niles
Bailey
C. Dickey
W. S. Miller
May Bailey
Eugene Lodge
F. Wil
Rebekahs
Siz
Argonaut Club
Charles Curtis
W. B. Hutchinson
Henry van Dyke
Minna McCall
A. J. Ashpole
Ity
Enelieh
Edward V. Rollonil
W. T. K. Stub
Secord
J. A Campbell
Lincoln Street
Holl
Mra F. C
Judge Backs Whipping Post for Wife-Beaters
Washington, Oct. 21. Judge Ivory G. Kimball urges reestablishment of a whipping post in the District of Columbia to punish husbands who maim or beat wives. He argues such punishment protects families and cites Delaware's success with the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ivory G. Kimball
Police Court
District of Columbia
Judge Kimball
Delaware
Bride Flees from Home of Pullman VP Wickes
Mrs Thomas H Wickes wife of the Pullman company vice president fled her Drexel boulevard home in Chicago and obtained a writ of replevin to reclaim jackets coats gowns and other feminine apparel. She said she was a virtual prisoner for two months. Wickes declined comment. The former Mrs Edna Nelson of St Louis is under 30. Wickes was divorced in 1895 and his daughter Florence debuted on stage and later married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickes
Pullman Company
Chicago
Thomas H. Wickes
Drexel Boulevard
Edna Nelson
St. Louis
Florence
Minister Found Peeping In Brooklyn Basement Window
Rev John Diven a Lutheran minister testified he could not resist peering into a basement window at 212 Frank line avenue Brooklyn to see singer Helen O Donnell whose voice enchanted him He faced vagrancy charges but was discharged after the singer and her husband did not appear in court Also brief note on the marriage of W H Sugtend and Alma Miller in Bliss Oklahoma and their plans to relocate to Topeka with Mrs England, daughter of the late President Miller of the i0 rarch in Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McMillan
Sellers
Twelfth
Kansan Avenue
McMillan
Mra. Sellers
Johnson
Biase Senaame Hopkins
Court Fair
New York
Frankline Avenue
Brooklyn
John 5
Diven
Luthean Church
Helen O'Donnell
Adams
Dooley
England
W. H. Sugtend
Supreme Court
Alma Miller
Bliss
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Topeka
Spear’s Dept
W. M. Costley
N. T Opeka
Owels
Valscore Amebe
Faso
Saat Fiood Books
Kaw Valley
Srerpsterer
Bisck Cat
Gloria
Dec
America
Jain Oe
Dors - En Chee
Spear's Department
Old Stand
Cor. Laurent and
Kansas Ave
Heller
Elijah
Polior Notes
Museoger
Milgenree
Hamilton
Vici
the Fitwell Shoe Co
Bennas City
Santa Feclusive
Vinal Umit
Fort Riley, Kansas
VIA
Union Pacific
R. R
Bride
Castoria
Cart Lliha
Shuckers
Baltimore
Chesa Bay
WM. Green & Sons
Frontenac
NUT Coal
Mutual Ice Co
Eacane
Tiven
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