Society Notes From A Kansas City Home Party
Mrs J M McParland hosts a fall lesson kick off at her Fillmore Street home with about 100 invitations issued. The large McFarland library and rose decorated rooms are highlighted as guests mingle in blue mull gowns and lace. Nellie Baker entertains guests at her parents home for Bert Cook’s birthday. Sevening Club members plan a weekend at Manhattan Beach Hotel with a large group attending. The Golden Rule Club gathers at Tyler Street. several society figures travel between Wichita Chicago and Baltimore for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McParland
M. Wrimble
Farmer
Fillmore Street
McFarland
American Beauty
Liberty
J.D. McParland
Ge Sages Secaneera
Ariira
Lee Clinton Forbes
Mohler
Ada Bnyder
Kansas City
Mina Sue Sharitt
Misa Carrie Medilcott
Ma. Chase Chamberlain
Nellie Baker
CC. Baker
Bert Cook
Ben Akers
Stanley
Skinner
Puller
Troutman
Veale
Daniels
Bernard Crosby
Wallace Thompson
Maurice O'Rourke
Harryley
Hobart Mills
Mer
Sevening Club
Manhattan Beach Hotel
Fureka Lake
and Myre
Arthur Cupper
Herbert Armstrong
W. J. Black
God
CR Merriam
Ary YY
George Crawford
Eugene Quinton
Herold T. Chase
W. N. West
Edward Osborne
Miss Dunning
Frances Dunning
Bedford
Iowa
Frank Patterson
Woman's College
Baltimore
Maryland
Frankomeone
Rachal
Weaver
Hoke
Wil
Belford Hathenny
Charles Moon Hay
Las Animas
Colorado
Jerry McPherson
Adrian Sherman
Sherman
Lawrence
Jate Temain
Broderick Fryer
Denver
Helen Smith
Hazel Fossier
Harriet Stanley
Wichita
M. J. Mercer
Chicago
W. H. Gilfillan
Margaret Gilfillan
W. A. L. ‘Thompson
Roy ‘Thompson
Wyoming
Paul Lovewell
Tatters
C. F. Sawyer
Canon City
Graves
Oklahoma City
A. Ampleby
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Unclear Names Amid Miss Silver Missionary Absence
Fragmentary report lists several individuals including Miss Emm Silver and Me Thomes Alexander with scattered places like Bedford Ohio and Burlingame. The text references long missionary absences and illness, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR. The station details and events remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emm Silver
NASA
Bhamgwal
Chisea
Thomes Alexander
Bedford
Ohio
Ee Ee
Adaire
Ethel Kise
Burlingame
George D. Hale
New ‘Yorke
Trains Pass Unimpeded After Naval Safeguard Action
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of the Navy Bosdy receiving word from Commander McLean of the Cincinnati that a freight train was stopped by soldiers who trained muskets on the crew demanding the opening of locked cars for inoculation. The threat ended after authorities appeared and a passenger train proceeded, with orders to protect life liberty and workers and to ensure transit remains unobstructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bosdy
McLean
Cincinnatis
Beama
Colon
Liberty American
Ranner
Sultan Chart Opens For Seats At Early Morning Sale
Crowd lines up before dawn to buy tickets for the Sultan of Sulu chart opening. A VIP vigil starts at 2 30 a m as numbers are issued before seven. Tickets begin selling at 7 30 a m despite an announced open time causing resentment among early and late buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulu
Topekh
Two men in Hellman's joint shootout ends with suspect jailed
In a case rooted in an old feud, William Dupree shot William Gay at Hellman's joint on Kansas Avenue. Gay was wounded in three places and taken to Christ Hospital. Dupree fled but was captured five miles east of town. Patrolman Parcells chased him but Dupree escaped. Both men are described as troublemakers with penitentiary records and links to gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellman's
Kansas Avenue
William Dupree
William Gay
Gay
Judd
Christ Hospital
Anther
John Divas
Dupree
Frank Parcells
First
Jefferson Streets
Lipton's Shamrock II ready for launch earlier than previous challengers
London reports the Yachting World confirms Shamrock II plans are far advanced and will launch sooner than Lipton's past challengers. The design prioritizes minimum weight and strength with special mild steel plating and no expense spared to boost success. In Venezuela Castro moves to aid Garrido with 3700 troops as Valencia braces for possible attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
London
Associated Press
Yachting World Today
Sir Thomas Lipton
Wichita and Return $4.69 via Santa Fe
Tickets on sale September 21 for a Wichita round trip via Santa Fe. We thank members of the A. F. and A. M. and many friends for the sympathy they bestowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Santa Fe
A. F
A. M
Corn Carnival trip details at Atchison to Exchange Grocery Co
Special round trip fare announced for Corn Carnival travel to Atchison with return options via Bante Fo. Tickets on sale through September 15th for a Thursday departure. Event features a mammoth turnout at Tree eins on the Exchange Grocery Co. premises at 143 East Weight 250 Iba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
The
Exchange Grocery Co
Topeka Council Debates Police Report Details Probe
The Topeka city council considers a resolution asking the police judge to fully disclose monthly reports with names offenses and fines. Judge Magen hints at willingness to share additional data while stressing legal compliance and officer costs. Councilman C V Wolf urges deeper detail amid concerns of gambling houses and improper joint listings. Authorities discuss rescinding street assessments in ward projects, amid questions about council powers and process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Wolf
Acoland
Topeka
Posity
Spencer
Wolf
Agip
Weber
Third
Fillmore
Wees
New California Cure Claims High Recovery in Brights Disease and Diabetes
A California report claims a new compound cures Brights disease and diabetes with about 87 percent recoveries in previously incurable cases. The investigation details are said to be conclusive, and readers are urged to request one of the reports or the treatment information for urgent cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
California
Water plant sale and council actions from mid September
The report notes an injunction stop on an alley opening over condemned land, a disputed compensation issue, and a rusted smokestack at the electric light plant to be replaced at an estimated cost of 400. It also mentions upcoming council meetings around September 24 and other civic matters including educational events and rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Spencer
Independent County Candidaten
H. K.goodrich
President Street
Topeka
Coburn Repudiates It as Cabinet Possibility
In a Topeka notice dated September 18, 1902 Coburn denies any candidacy for Secretary Wilson's position. He states he is not seeking any office and has no ambitions beyond his current role with the census group, asserting he would not pursue the vacancy if it occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocet
Topeka
Wilson
Espipaters
Sareae
Old Bank Fails in Syracuse N Y Founded in 1852 Closes Doors
Sept 18 report from Syracuse notes the failure of an 1852 founded bank based in this city. Chief official D A Bonta cites large unexpected losses and asserts the bank cannot safely disclose details. Superintendent Euburn orders action. Last statement shows resources near 976,761 with liabilities and a capital of 100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
D. A. Bonta
Enjoin Prize Fight Suit Filed in Kentucky
The attorney general filed an injunctive action to restrain prize fights, listing travel discounts and return limits to various cities including Vandalia, Pennsylvania Short Lines, with dates and extension options through November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern-Garbett Ose
Louisville
Ratt
Pennsyivania
York
Boston
Teers
Vandslia-Pennay
Century
St. Louis
North Topeka social notes and movements in town
North Topeka items note people at homes on Central avenue and events around town. Activities include millinery openings by Abs Courtney and dresses at Costley’s, a Gret social dance at Lukens Opera House, and travels of residents to Denver Excelsior Springs Manhattan and Tecumseh. Visitors include Mary Skinner and Jessie Stewart, with local moves and schooling plans for Howard White and Will Ritter family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimpai
Seaneas
Oscar Gash
Central Avenue
Topeka
Munte
Orcheatra
Hugh Coultis
Excelsior Springs
Costley’a
Gem
North Topeka
Will Ritter
Ohio
Howard White
Manhattan
A.C
Abs. Courtney
North
Denver
Benj. Smith
Eer Isea
Mem
G. Wekeeeeee
Mix
Tecummeh
Gret
Lukens’ Opera House
Retia Ella Williams
Silver Lake
Mraiva Williams
Topeka Avende
M. Costley
C. BH
Swensen
Mins
Joseph
Fall Wear Sales Open As Skinner Announces New Line
Skinner previews fall and winter apparel with a 10 percent discount, inviting customers to see latest items at William M. Costley’s two foods stores. Names mentioned include Loux Lenon Wisin Mrs Fell Mrs Schenck. eruption news from Pelee and a Paris-bound judge appear amid varied notices and financial results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
William M. Costley
Two Foods
Loux
Lenon
Wisin
Santa Fe Travel Excursion Offer Announced
Santa Fe announces an excursion for gentlemen visitors to Malo and Indiana on September 3 with a fare of one dollar a fare plus 280 for round trip. Tickets valid thirty days. apply via local agent. Dr. Thomas Belectric of OL At say drug store advertises instant relief and agent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set Aice
Thomas Belectric
OL At Say Drug Store
Hart of Dundonald orders abolition of sword in militia
New commander Lord Dundonald mandates disarmament of cavalry swords in the Canadian militia. Mounted troops should rely on rifle and musketry, with recommendations to certify marksmen. Existing carbines will be replaced by a digest and reorganization follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hart of Dundonald
Montreal
Dundonald
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Pennsylvania
Washington, D.C
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Pain
Pompeii
Eugene F. Ware
Commissioner of Pensions
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Mereatee
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Tele
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Jackson
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