Mrs Eastman Hosts Ard Party With Dozens Of Guests
Mrs W H Eastman entertained about twelve tables of guests at her rooms this afternoon for a lively party with heavy decoration, fruit and flowers. Guests included Mrs Perry Suery Mrs H P Huyer Mrs A L Nichola Miss Seton Smith Miss Mabel Quigies and many more. Progressive eating was played, a three course luncheon served, and a wedding cake with symbols was shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Eastman
Frank Lewis
Perry Suery
H. P. Huyer
IL. H. Munn
E Muon
Frank Thompson
Birs. Cui, Heed
A. L. Nichola
Yronk PF. Maclennan
Charien
Daisy Hayek
Lida Berger
Seton Smith
Misa
Mary ‘Thorapuan
Sholtabarger
Mise Horton
Die Hosarmond Marion
Sie
Mary Harrison
Arnlewart
Mise
Eira Grane
Lee Rodden
Mabel Quigies
Mike Kimma Waite
Mien
Nell Clough
Katherine Clough
Lucy Keowles
Lena Mctrity
Daeoene Rose Ecinieck
Miss Maude
Western Avenue
Teeatrice
Lillian Fosterenshower
Bisty
Franc Harp
Denver
Mars Ti- Han Foster
Harp and
Caughter Frances
Mira Vinit
Mine Gertrude West
Nelie Kick
Katherine Fleishman
Misa Nannie Veste
Bert Garvin
Mina Marcia Spiver
Mins Eaith Snyder
Maryer
Lawtherhamberlain
Elizabeth Gav
Ana Airs
Ginnies Wood
National Hotel
Mra Heysten
Port Arthur
Tex
Hayden
Luther Burns
A A_Godare
Mire
Frank Metzler, Jr
Mra
McCray
E Poote
Mra Katey
Lena McCray
Mise Mamie Kahr
Mra. Crawford
Kammack
Ha. Larimer
Frank Squires
French
Mr. Riggs
Kansas City
Local social notices and visits gather in Topeka
People travel from Cameron Leavenworth Kansas City and Mexico City returning home to Topeka. Mrs Beene Lee Rosborough and others are mentioned with gatherings, club meetings and social dances. Names include McCray Nicholson Tanner Squires and Nichols. events feature cards, refreshments, and a one dollar per couple dance fee.
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Gabler
Luther Burne
D. O. McCray
Lena
Cameron
Frank Motser
Leavenworth
Kansas City
John Nicholson
Aby
Mexico
Topeka
Exoporia
Mra
B. A. Beecher
Colorado
Vistra
Beene Lee
Sies ER Rosburch
Baker
New York
W. x Sterne
Mary Meade
Oar Female Institute
Mabel Hord Howe
Wichita
Anns Squires
J.C. Tanner
Michigan
Kas
Frank Blanch
Bunchanan Street
W. H. Cormerock
Arizona
C. Kersey
Texas
Charles Jett
Grantville
Carrie Wilcox
Frank Billings
Rose ‘Gilbert
Myrtle Wilson
Pearl Wilson
Recina Schick
Mixe Beaxie Fisher
Katie Ober
Erian Heine
Corry Gavitt
Len Ralston
Harry White
Harry St. Jobs
Bert Manby
Seeple Gilbert
Charles Stansfield
Ray Haws
Will Zimmerman
Harry Steinberg
Powers defense to rest by Thursday in Goebel trial
Georgetown Ky October 22 defense lawyers in Caleb Powers trial say they will finish their case by Thursday or Friday. Jurors will tour Frankfurt capitol and sites cited in testimony after the defense rests. A verdict is expected before court term ends Saturday at midnight. OReilly of Louisville, present in the senate chamber when Goebel was shot, said shots appeared fired from the executive building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Frankfurt
Capitol
Ateurmenta
Oreilly
Louisville
Senate
Goebel
State House
Washburn Nine Schedules Western Trip and Salt Lake Visit
Washburn rootpan team opens a western road swing next Thursday after a Manhattan game this Saturday. They will meet Denver Athletic Club on Saturday November 2 and Denver Wheel Club on Tuesday November 5. A Salt Lake City game at the university and an Ogden date are likely, with a return to play Bethany College at Lindsborg. Manager Huron has not settled a post season plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Rootpan
Manhattan
Denver Athletic Club
Denver Wheel Club
Denver
Utah
University At
Improvements Held Up By Railroads In New Orleans Harbor Plan
Illinois Central and Mississippi Valley railroads petitioned the civil district court to compel the New Orleans levee board to grant approval for their harbor improvements. The city council has approved the project but levee board consent is needed amid constitutional ambiguity. A decision is expected within about 20 days. Frederick Archer, famed Carnegie Music Hall organist and former Pittsburg Orchestra conductor, died at 63. Lord Cromer in London wed Lady Katherine Thynne. G M Bartlett of Maryville College, longtime educator, died at age 81.
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New Orleans
Mlinois Central
Mississippi Valley
Civil District Court
Frederick Archer
Pittsburg
Carnegie Music Hall
Thin Re
Archer
Glasgow University
Keynote
Theodore Roosevelt and the man behind the bold image
Theodore Roosevelt is portrayed as a vigorous, honest leader whose humor, plain speech, and unflinching integrity define his public career. William Allen White surveys Roosevelt’s character, noting his practical reforms, disdain for political clamor, and conviction that duty guides action over rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Allen White
McClure
Hanna
Croker
Bryan
White
Theodore Hoosevelt
State Journal
White House
Hoomevelt
Roosevelt
Providence
Theodore Roosevelt
Guvetnor
Mayor Strong
Platt
Senator Platt
Hich
Ayail Platt
Quay
Tke Roosevelt
Foonevelt
Veterans of the Blue Celebrate 27th Battle Anniversary at Lincoln Post
Comrades of the Battle of the Blue with wives and families gather at Lincoln Post hall for a noon assembly and a 12 30 dinner. Veterans recall valor through speeches and anecdotes by J G Waters and T A McNeal while Colonel Veale, president of the Second Kansas State Militia regiment survivors, leads the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasion
Lincoln Post Hall
J. G. Waters
T. A. MecNeal
Veale
Kansas State Militia
Police Jottings Forced to Ride or Walk by Blocked Street
Judge Lindsay fines a man who rode on the sidewalk after a blocked Fourth Street. Ora Norris faces a case tied to Bertha Chase over an assault as Norris’s bond was posted by her father. The piece mixes courtroom curiosities with local police notes and a poker raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Wheeler
Chamothelio
Thomas Sheard
National Barber Shop
Apy
Sheard
Western Avenue
Fourth Street
Tarvin
Bertha Chase
Ora Norris
Norris
Mis Chase
Pater
Ameault
Miss Tauers $15 000 Claim Against Sells Estate
The district court heard Barbara Tauer's suit against executor P J Bonebrake over 15 000 in wages owed by the Sells estate. Wise Tauer, once Mrs Allan Sells maid and companion for ten years, claimed the will would reward her service and sought full payment. The probate court had already allowed the claim, but the executor refused, prompting the new action in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sells
Barbara Tauer
P. J. Bonebrake
District Court
Wise Tauer
Allan Sells
Divorce Appeal Filed in Packard Case in Supreme Court
Sal Me Packard sues Augustus Packard in Dickinson County alleging brutality and desertion. District court denied Mrs Packard divorce and temporary alimony of 26 a month. Supreme Court denied motion for alimony. Attorneys G W Hurd and T J Ransford argued for both sides as case carried to the state high court after late Monday session. The couple has three children. Packard claims only the eldest is his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Supreme Court
Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Work Ability after Back Pain
Local man V C Hay of Topeka recounts severe backache and kidney trouble in August 1898. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Rowley & Snow, he felt relief after three doses and soon could work again. Buffalo agents advertise the remedy with the motto Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
V. C. Hay
Locust Street
Ax Tn Teathe
Dean
Rid
Pilla
Rowley & Snow
Sixth Strees
Kansas Avenue
Burn Co
Buffalo
United States
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Altair
W. E. Stanley
Reansion
HE Wichter
Frank
George A. Clark
George E Cole
A. A. Godard
Hernan Gabler
J. W. Morgan
Garden Street
Lee Gable
Strand
Frank Wilcox
Salt Lake
Washburn
Borden
Mauss
Iron Works
M. C. D. Borden
Lord Cromer
London
Keypt
Tenneases
Knoxville
Tenn
G. M. Bartlett
Maryville College
Maryville
McClure’s
William Allen White
Minneapolis
McKinley
Lfe
Veterans OF the Blue
J. R. McCreever
House Furnishing Co
East Fifth Street
W.smiller
Lindsay
Justice
Kunz
Gunther
Hatch
The
Great Brotherhood
Jefferson Street
Stahl
Topetraa
Kansas
Oakland
Mape
Tobe Tobias
Floyd Harris
Gus Darkin
Peece
Mr. Norris
Tauer
New Crawford Theater
W. C. Edmunds
Chinatown
Wm. A. Brady
Clyde Fitch
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