Chaotic home news notes in Topeka area snippets
Local items report church services at Welty church and school openings, personnel moves, and community routines. Mentions include Topeka figures George T. Nicholson and Herbert Raprofic, court activity in Wickis, and a fire department incident. Weather and street conditions noted with many vague references to downtown mourning and river-area flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Vi Parson
Welty
Frank Brown
Watt
Courk Sas
Wickits
Rintrsen
Han Edithan
Huschiesen
Herbert CC
Muuth
Tae Roy
Lake Superior
Mee Malar
Rock Island
Mi- Perintendentsudior
Cain
Beneat Pettersom
H. Hub- Bell
Wie
Hock Island
Third Presbyterian Church
Sut- Payachont
Tw Reform School
Estenstre
Taa
Fossville
Rossville
United States
Sterne
Wichim
Federal Court
Republican Fiamtess Club
Hecubatinds Son
Mikin
Fire Department
Toljed Shia Marning
Atchison County
Atchifether
Toptics
Ewing Herbert
Topeka
Hie
Josish
Etreet
Jett
Indies
Ind
George Wo McClllan
Chieter
Septec Vis
Fort Leat
Nworth
Port Wingate
Ariz
Marie
Florida
Ucket T. R. Hawks
Tor Cening
Min
Cwenciman
Fieher
Hutchiman
Ealbieven Mexico College
Allan
Fort
Kaw Valley Camp M es pens of conspiritation at Ottawa
Unclear fragmentary text mentions Ottawa and a dispute over funding for repaving Sixth Street with vitrified material. Includes a farmer seeking a “hand” for travel funds and a suspicious remark about not plowing for a man who cannot plow when he sees it. A confrontation involving Conductor Woodman and a reference to an assassination case ends with a man being taken to Argentine with a fractured skull.
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Kaw Valley
Ottawa
McCabe
Sixth
Lega
Topeks Free Employment Agency
Woodman
Emporia
Holliday
McKinley
Trim
Burton on McKinley and Burtons Visit to Topeka
Senator Burton stopped in Topeka en route to Abilene for talks with Kan City politicians. He praised President McKinley as honest and upright, condemned attacks on him, and urged Congress to enact laws protecting life. Burton cited the workingman’s cause as central to the republic’s future.
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Burton
Topeka
Abilene
Kanou Ciy
Tracy
Liz Crim
Kaners City
Faye
McKissey
Pri
Champish
Hut dicKinisys
Republic
Congress
McKinley
Disease and ease as defined by Webster
A fragmented historical note outlines Webster's definition of disease as the lack of ease and describes illness as a condition arising from disturbances in the body's fabric. The text mentions remedies like parilla and Sarisparilia, and references ailments such as scrofula and rheum with uncertain spelling throughout.
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Webster
Concert at Gaffeld Park With Marshall's Band
A community concert is planned at Gaffeld Park this afternoon at 3 o'clock featuring Marshall's band. The event is advertised alongside notes about infant feeding and local dairy brands, with several unrelated phrases amid the readable text.
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Branda
Gaffeld Park Toiserro
Marshall
Exhaustive list of Topeka social visitors and movers
A lengthy society column catalogs numerous Topeka residents and friends departing for visits or relocating. Names include Grace McClure, Elisabeth Cole, Anabelle Troutman, Bessiette, Addie Skinner, Mrs EP Kellsin, Ward Haringame, Major C Krauthof, and many others as they travel to Troy, Emporia, Chicago, Lawrence, and beyond. Several plan teaching posts and extended visits, with relatives noted in Kansas, Colorado, Minnesota, and Mexico.
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Bessittes
Addie Skinner
Mexico
Dauehoer
Ron
Colorado Springs
Rosamond Horton
Mame Simpson
Kansda City
Topeka
Neille Denevan
F.C. Elrick
Sirs J. de Berry
Neille Carr
Tyler Street
Cornerstone Dedication at Parichuret-Davia Build Line
The report notes an anticipated cornerstone dedication at the Parichuret-Davia project line, with Monday seen as the possible date. Jennie Green departed Friday for a brief Chicago visit, and Mr. A. McKitrick arrived Friday from Delves to visit Cuthbert.
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Eey
Parichuret-Davia
Jennie Green
Chicago
Mr. A. ©. McKitrick
Cuthbert
Lodge Team Heads to Indianapolis Drill Prize
Naomi lodge I C O F of Topeka sails to Indianapolis to compete for 300 prize money in a nine lodge drill contest. The Topeka party includes Mrs Mattie Burris and many others. Mrs Kate Watkins of Lawrence will join as Rebekah assembly president. The trip lasts a week with high confidence of prize money.
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Naomi Lodge I C. O. F
Topeka
Indianapells
Mattie Burris
Stevens
Mattie Ball
Mra Long
Lee Carter
Brissmen
Affron
Elia Millard
Sire Baker
Mra Botts
Mre Boyd
Samuels
Mra
Kate Watkins
Lawrence
Rebekah Assembly of Kansas
Topeka Party
Helena club events and fraternal meetings noted
The piece details a September 14 trolley ride for the Protected Ark, a Grand Lodge convention, plans to honor Dr. A Warner as National president, a poststorm delay, a Modern Tentles literary event, and social activities including a phonograph social by the Helena Chapter of the Star. It mentions Edwin Hirst of the Delaware Grand Encampment and hotel rates for Odd Fellows attendees in Indianapolis.
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Ter
Dr. A. Warner
The
National
Indianapolis
Odd Fellow
Lord de Myerus
Western Gold Fellow
Fragmented notice summarizes a Topeka event
The readable fragment references a local event in Topeka with unclear details about participants and actions. The text lacks complete names, dates, or outcomes, but indicates a community gathering or meeting amid partial OCR corruption.
Kansas in Mourning for President McKinley Proclaimed
Kansas official mourning for President McKinley proclaimed by the executive council. A forenoon meeting gathered state officers to plan respectful actions. The state house was draped in memory of the late president as flags were lowered.
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Kaneas
McKinley
Executive Council
Stats
Governor Mey directs new act on court fees
Fragmentary text shows Governor Mey pushing a measure related to court fees and executive actions. Citations are garbled but imply a legal reform or administrative directive affecting funding or structure of courts.
Gortais Band Concert at Gar eid Park Tomorrow
A Gortais band concert is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at Gar eid park by Mirvhalt's band. The note urges attendees to bring remedies for dysentery and diarrhea and to avoid delays, warning that those unwell should seek care.
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Mirvhalt
Gareid Park
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