Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Topeka State Journal in Topeka, Kansas

We have 6,677,888 pages in Kansas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1897

Page

6

Social and Personal notes from Topeka and vicinity

Topeka society columns record numerous visitors and locals at homes and events. Names include Miss Ethel Short and Miss Louise Smith leading the Shona Sigma club, and many guests like Miss Barney, Mrs A B Linenfelt, Levi Millinery events, and numerous friends from Leavenworth Davenport and Denver visiting through late September.

Shona Sigma Society Ethel and Lespa Short Mise Ethel Short Misa Louise Smith Roberta Wasson Mayine Haynes Charlie Haynes Seteihe Porika Barney Wille A. RB. Linenfelt Davenport Coeine Levi Millinery Co Stimees Atchison Leavenworth Topeke Humhrey Rose Lou Newy George Sates Calcaro Topeka Mabel Mose Sj Henry Hoerr Tonlinson Dilent Pieene Fassier Sevta He Waters Jester Gepesen W. A. Morion W. M Hurd Denver Kan Mime Adams Awale Trank Clarke Wichita Mpele Alp. Wilder Kingman Spet Water Anna ‘Ore T. C. White Lawrence Noah Hardy Parker T. Wil Greenwon Thien ‘Blythe Clarence Merriam St. Joseph Aeathen Kannes

Street Decorations Prepare for Parade in a Few Days

Town readies decorations using asparagus, tumbleweeds, and evergreen sprays. Farmers with asparagus beds and other green materials anticipated to supply town displays. Weather may disrupt final trimming with rain. notable Metis leader Maxim Epino dies at home after stomach ailment.

Topeka

Target Competition Draws From 30 Companies At Camp

Denver Sept 2 Army experts seek the first annual infantry cavalry target competition in Colorado. Picked men from 30 infantry companies near Colorado Springs and crack shots from Fort Wingate N M travel to Camp H T Jeffrey and Fort Wingate to contest. California and Texas also send teams to the cavalry area. Winners earn gold and silver medals with special rifles and sights as potential personal property.

Denver Col Army Elieies Infantry Cavalry Department of the Colorado Carp EL T. Jersey Colorado Springs Fort Wingate N. M California Texas Mallory Department of the Torade Herman Wrange H. T. Jeffrey Fert Wingate B. Hoppin Second Cavalry Charles Dodie Twenty-Fourth Infantry T. Jerrey

Queen of the Festival Receives Diamonds for Week

The Queen of the Festival received a jewelry collection valued at several thousand dollars for festival week. The set includes rings, hair ornaments, and pins. A diamond necklace valued at 5.1 will arrive from Chicago to augment the crowns and jewel ornaments in her possession. To safeguard against loss, two private detectives will guard the jewels, one on day duty and one at night, and the items will be stored in a bank vault when not in use.

Chicago

Governor Leedy Invited to Quenemo Stock Sale

J. Curry of Quenemo plans a mobile stock sale and urges Governor Leedy to attend. He sent a long letter with a bill and invitation, stressing an unannounced visit to avoid political pressure and to allow common people to meet the governor, including prominent cattlemen and Dunkards from nearby states.

J. ©. Curry Quenemo Mr. Curry Dunkards

Consuls to Refuse Authentications in Anthrax Areas

United States consuls will not authenticate imports of hides from districts where anthrax exists. The Treasury urged State to instruct consular officers to deny authentication of hides from infected areas after recent cattle and human deaths linked to tanneries in Falls Creek, Pennsylvania.

U. 8 Washington Secretary of Agriculture Treasury Department Secretary of State United States Falls Creek

Bank of Rice closes amid voluntary liquidation

Sept 2 Rive reports the Bank of Rice has closed under voluntary liquidation by order of J El McClure president. Depositors will be paid in full and shortly. Signatures appear as P. Be. Chresborough, with unclear details about liabilities and assets.

Sympathy for Bankers Relief Plan Discussed by Kansans

The Kansas banking system faces heavy deposit inflows and brokers in the East propose using commercial paper issued to bankers to loan surplus funds. The Jacob Cold Packing Company of Kansas City pioneers this idea, aiming to relieve banks from accepting excess deposits. Some suggest postal savings banks as an alternative to ease bank burdens while public sympathy grows.

Kansas Kansas Farmers and Stock Iaw Jacob Cold Packing Company Kansas City Gary

Witchcraft arrest at Zuni village leads to wagon escort

Fort Wingate on September 20 reports Maj Godfrey and cavalry escort sheriff Lee Lunas county as Pueblo priests accused of witchery are captured without resistance. The prisoners, accused of maltreating women of the tribe, are being transported to Los Lunus for trial by the governor.

Fort Wingate Sx. m Godfrey Lee Lunas County Los Lunus

Wires to Klondike from Americas to Victoria line

Seattle September dispatch reports Western Union plans a trans Yukon line. The first step chosen is to extend from Americortes Washington to Victoria British Columbia with a potential route to St Michael at the Yukon mouth and toward the Klondike via Juneau and mountain passes.

Western Union Lend St Michsel'a Seattle Wash Western Union Telegraph Company St. Michael's Yukon River Klondike Juneau Anercortes Victoria B. C

President to Visit North Adams as Cabinet Meeting Looms

Washington reports the president will depart for North Adams Massachusetts tonight to visit woolen magnate Mr Plunkett. Day and Gen Alger with Alaska Trading Co officials discuss Klondike relief. Calls from Thurston Elkins Marsh Corliss McCreary Lyons and others noted amid postmaster controversy in Hogansville Virginia.

Washington White House North Adams Mass Plunkett Day Caited Gen. Alger War Department P. B. Weare Alaska Trading Company Klondike Thurston and Elkins Marsh Illinois W. Corliss Michigan McCreary Kentup Judson Lyons Augusta Hogansville Tice National Hill Mississippi Vicksburg Harrison South

Case of Von Waltheim Murder Mystery Deepens

A World dispatch from London reports Scotland Yard tracing Moritz Wilhelm Von Waltheim, former U.S. consul at Santa Marta, whose strangled body was found in the Thames near the docks. Identified by Mme Von Waltheim, the corpse is linked to a tangled life across Germany, Bulgaria, Australia, the United States, and Madagascar, with bigamy and disputed marriages.

New York London Scotland Yard Moritz Wilhelm von Waltheim Santa Matra Colombia Ilford Mme. von Wailheim Home Secretary Marie Magrover Bloomsbury Mme. Waltheim von Waltheim Germany Bulgaria Servia von Walthelm Madagascar Hut

Floral parade and ward will dispute in Topeka

The Topeka floral parade is praised as a major event with 100000 visitors expected. Readers are urged to decorate carriages and refrain from harming the display. In a separate note, Judge Hazen denies transferring Mrs Ward's will contest to federal court as heirs seek to challenge the estate and limit legal fees.

Newton Daily Republican West New Orleans St. Louis Los Angeles Topeka Hazen Atrs. Roas Ilinois United States Mary J. Ward Seaxing

Great South American Kidney Cure touted in Topeka ads

Distressing kidney and bladder discomfort relieved by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. Claims prompt relief for urinary passages in men and women, with water retention easing almost immediately. Also promotes Bal inod's Horehound Syrup for coughing. Ads cite Geo. W. Stansfield and Miller's Pharmacy in Topeka, Kansas.

Rolle Geo. W. Stanfield Kansas Ave Sim Drug Co Topeka Kan Geo. W. Stansfield Kansas Avenue Miller's Pharmacy Sixth Topeka Avenue

Today's Market Report From Grain and Livestock Trade

Market report shows wheat opening lower with December at 1% off and later recovery as buying returns. Corn strong, oats sluggish, provisions firm with high meat prices, barley rye and oats quoted, livestock receipts steady and hogs cattle and sheep prices outlined with ranges and daily totals. Kansas City and futures prices referenced alongside international shipments and port activity.

Liverpool Paris London Shorts Coen Sihee Snow Cort Altter Dc Wye Reto Decembard

Kansas City Market Reports Amid Mixed Wheat and Feed Prices

Kansas City market notes show mixed wheat and feed prices with soft, lower tendencies later and firmer hay. Receipts include 25,000 Chicago head and 2,000 Omaha head. London and European markets seen as cheaper while U.S. futures edge higher on demand for calls and shifting shipments.

Chicago Mingis Duluth Ae Bolls Sia Ours Cord Ae New Park Feso London Paris Liverpool Misauuri East Porch New York Ealla Scar

Sugar and Coffs Perea SUG Tri refintin

Powdered life and crushed items described in a brief note with unclear context. Mentions fac conuitegsla heres and 5 S-i8c eranulated. No clear event or body.

Perea

The Cotton Market Supply Notes

The fragmentary item mentions sales and market terms with unclear names and places. Core terms imply cotton sales activity and market notes but details are unreadable. This brief card records a partial market update from a historical page segment.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Social and Personal Ed Curry Chicaxe Mise Mabel Souther Anica Clarke Mize Marsaret Mecine Cheyhorau Chilicathe Fopeks Kate Wattson Seattle Evans Adda Bette Holler St. Joe Mins Lourie Smith Sarantay Sie May Reynolds Toates Mise Dora Dailey Mies Toates Anna Autman Mira Anas Biss May Ireie Reynolds Euin Jostes Maude Stitt Aliss Lill Toates Air Sam Batley Irving Pierson Percy McCoole Walter Arnold Fred Harry Arnold Dieselier Allee Bordell Stanhattan The L. A. Whitaker Tony Kiemanas Reil Maxime ‘Epino Leedy Rico Bank John M'Cullagh New York City Senator Elkiss Karnival Knights Today’s Market Report Associated Press State Journal Kay City Sept We Hieher Iik Salen H.ttwa Amd Ibenea Eae Eee Saeew Suton Isla de Prairie Cnet Fairie Missouri W. A. Michael Commmission Chon West Sixth Ave Articion W. A. Michenet Mission Cou Int & Nd China Gas Mui &T Toya Island St. P Ion Maphattan Eine Ee C. MN Mike m Central Tccident Ganvis Cuauie Treakmter S&l Seren Teo'y Lux Commission Co Atom Nations Bank Sia Satenst Banke Topeta Er Bank Ace Commerce
Search Courier

Search the Topeka State Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Topeka State Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication