Teacers and townsfolk report brisk week in Kansas
Cit ven Conri pg straint and weather talk mingle with a hectic Kansas week. The Santa Fe hauled about fifteen home people to Kansas City last Sunday. Bethany college opens at 9 tomorrow morning. A big Populist meeting in Tecumseh drew crowds. The shell of Lawrence Street residents awaits the dag catcher. Pearl Howard’s true name is Emma Cook of Clinton Missouri. Mrs Thorpe received twelve calls for winter clothes yesterday. Pred Close returns from Galveston announcing Gulf & Interstate line is a go. The Republican Lambeau club drilled in the streets. A. J. Hodgins leaves for Cleveland for the national letter carriers’ convention. The city awaits the Grand postponement of a theater event into next week.
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Suxta Fe
Bethany Collage
Council Chamber
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Suni
Seabrook Congregational Bano
Pearl Howard
Emma Cook
Clinton
T. E
Sweet
Washburn College
Wimarrow
Grand
Republican
Lambeau Club
Capetala J. WL
Peghea
Nat
Tavor
Lirvayville
Kan
Thorpe
A. J. Hodgins
Cleveland
Republica
Mra. L.A
Republican Flambeau Club
North Topeka Items of Interest on the River Side
North Topeka items note visits by Thomas Voiland and Henry Abelit party to Abilene, Harvey Bellara visiting from Horton, Maccabeas to initiate new members, Malcolm Jones recovering from illness, W. T. EK club meeting post-summer, Gladwins arriving from Boyton, Mrs Lisnefield illness, Curts neighbors to hear speaker at Hamilton Hall, Democrats north of Kaw complain of county ticket lack, corn price steady at 1 dollar, fuel cost cheap, Kaye Commission buys tomatoes from local growers, drought improving statewide except far northwest, pastures and meadows recovering, good prospects for hay and potatoes.
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Thomas Voiland
Kannas
Henry Abelit
Abilene
Harvey Bellara
North Topeka
Horton
Maccabeas
Malcolm Jones
T. M. James
W. T. EK. Club
Urich
Martnet Concnission
Political notices and suffrage debate in Kansas Gazette
An editorial in the Alliance Gazette of Hutchinson accuses populist editors of bias due to advertising politics with Santa Fe. It covers ad policy, passes, and later shifts, plus a discussion of woman suffrage by Jerry Simpson and Winnie Davis clarifications. Also includes Populist gain projections and district political notes across the Midwest.
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Simpsons
Alliance Gazette
Hutchinson
Santa Fe
Repub
HL. Simpson
Kansas
Gazette
Sunti Fe
The
Ar. W. HH
Sants Pe
Simpson
Social and Personal Items Of Interest In Town
About a dozen friends of Mr Ed Miller gathered at the home of Ming Nellie White last evening. Miller leaves today for Chicago. Music and tarte amused Misses Edin HigbeeRet Cusay Nellie Mollie and Julia White. Mrs J D Walker and daughter Mary are home after a three months' visit in New York Pennsylvania and Virginia. Mrs D H Forbes will host an informal reception tomorrow afternoon at her summer residence west of the city. Numerous locals and visitors are noted: Miss May Everett from Chicago visiting Bethany. Mrs H C Bowman returning from Massachusetts. and Col Roussingtons with daughter Florence back from Europe. Various other names and travels abound as residents mingle with guests in town society.
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Topcks
Ed Miller
Ming Nellie White
Miller
Ciicaga
Edin Higbee
Ret Cusay
Nellie
Mollie Wond
Julia White
Mesers Chas
Davey
Chas
Dobbs
Bland Will White
J. D. Walker
Mary
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Aid Mins
DE Sowers
Denver
J. L. van Houten
St Joe
Mrs van Houten
Imperial Party
Misa Lille Rix
Hot Springs
Ark
Calue Ifughes
Chicazo
Omaia
Clarkson
Smith Center
Robert Pierce
Connecticut
Annie Spencer
Chicago
Mra Itix
Lilla
Mankla
George Howe
Hutchinson
W. B. Jansen
Kangud City
Mies Mindis Deanis
Washington
Lerparduts
G. Danais
Central Congregational Church
Buchanan
Wal
Crosby
Col Roussingtos
Florence
Europe
Slias Gertrude Boughton
Lawrenes
Queetus Mins Dulsy Sampson
Mir
Richard Gundry
Bertie Miller
Clay Center
Milas Mary Wiley
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Mary Chadwinkie
Belene
Gay Morse
Ichita
Mra Campbell
Curbopsdale
Mra DD
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Dee Morgan
Drouth
Santa Pa
Sten Peon
Jerry Simpeon
Eya Hela
Wichitshie Salat
Heipan
Canue
Thcket
People’s Party
Stainet
Winnie Davis
Billy Bolton
Woodsword
News
Amocracy
Trst
Troy
Jef Vr
Confederacy
Colorado
Cola
Fins Bubot
Wichita Eagle
F. & Harrie
Woodward, Oi
Davia
Swry
Narragansett
Harris
Woodward
Mis
Coloraida
Democratic Party
Lee
Daughters
Coice
Slater
Wisse
Davin
Peffer
Hic
Powulints
United States
W. A. Helfer
Jovmvan
Rhode
Northwest
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Minnesota
Dakottas
Uni
Senate
Aouth
Louisians
Texas
Alabama
Actua
Black Belt
Tom Watson
Augusta
W. P. Tomlinson
Martin
Bhownes Club
de Lins
Yom O'Neil
M. Scott
L. McKesson
Howard
Elk County
Congress
Jeff Hudson
McKesson
Breidenthal
EM Atchison
Oswego
Labetta County
Hv Asaya
Jeff Madsen
Hee
Social and Personal
Mra Magebaum
J. B Wilson
Waperlo
LH. E Gibboney
R #rong
Kildare
O. T
9. T. Stanley
Puraons
BB. Yates
Geo. Neil
Wakarusa
Topeka
Fillmore
Mias Effie Neil
Bethany
W. Kerr
Robin Smith
Independence
J. D. Hill
Mra
W. H. Reed
A. G. Scott
Grant City
Jack Newman
Lawence
Jessie Aide
G. P. Ashton
J. Brown
Florence Grove
Detroit
Mr. Brown
Garfield
Roti Nash
Lawrence
W. Harrison
Carrie
Gertrude Boughton
Mary Atterman
Joe
B. Patten
P. Ashton
E. B Griffith
Shannos
Excelsior 3
Ate Shannon
Justin Council
Rossville
L. L. Price
Jobs Umplefy
A.M. Collett
Emporia
Ed Grimt
J. H. Grifftt
Ies
Unies Pacific, Denver and Southern Railway
Mis Jeanette Lyman
Davenport
Blanche Alien
Kate Thacher
Meliora Hamtleton
D. Holmes
Kanuay Ave
LACE
Nottingham
H. H. Millis & Wo
Kamsas Avenue
Samim
Raisin Trust
Fpresso
Cal
Raisin Combine
Aix
J. M. Knight
Mansas Ave
Sliuee
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