Bohemian and social dances fill Topeka society scene
The Bohemian club danced at Vinewood with guests from Ottawa Kansas City and Chicago and a long list of local families. Hoodoo Camping Party hosted by Mrs Gibboney and Mrs Butcherfield featured a camp table recreation with a log lantern tree and a green leaf quotation. A wedding at 6am on Buchanan Street united Mr. and Mrs. McFadden with daughter Ona present and plans for a ten day honeymoon.
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Topeka
Persot Lemma
Peuse
Vinewood
Widh
Charles H. Strawbridges
Chicago
W. W. Webb
Will Taylor
Marie Bhirss
Ottawa
Myrtia Titus
Kansas City
Will Deford
Welch
Athens
John Frey
Denver
Paul Torrington
Fred Gilleut
Bert Lemon
Bea Akers
Ed Curry
George Stoker
Harry Williams
Harry Eaver
P. A Carey
Archie Williams
Matt Wikidel
Ed McTiride
Willard Scott
Julius Weidling
Ralph Moore
Ed Dennis
Will Leiber
Martin Brinton
Howard Wood
Frank Bennett
Eph
Howard Gibboney
Mra. Butcherfield
Maple Hill
Trutterfield
Mias Gibboney
Edwin Fox
Fannie Blakesley
Lillian Gibboney
Clyde Hornaday
Blanche Carnaban
Lacey Kenowles
Genevieve Butterfield
Messia
John Tasker
Albers Beronius
Harold Gehen
Raymond Winchell
Edwin Ek
Margaret F. Montgomery
McFadden
Buchanan Street
Ona McFadden
Afr
B. Alderson
Fish Commission may move to Agricultural Department
Washington September 21 reports the transfer of the fish commission from its independent status to the agricultural department under consideration by Congress at the next session. The change aims to improve efficiency and economy, following a similar move with the weather bureau three years ago. It is believed William L. May of Nebraska may be appointed to succeed the incumbent commissioner.
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Agricutural Department
Washington
Fish Commission
Agricultural Department
Congress
Weather Bureau
Ish Commission
Esme
Wm. L May
Nebraska
Marshall MoDo
The Coffined Dead Remains of J C Wilson Brought Home
The remains of J C Wilson have been brought home in a solemn ceremony reported by the local paper. Funeral details and burial were arranged by the family, with neighbors and community members paying respects at the service.
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J. C. Wilson
Funeral Train Brings Remains of Joseph C Wilson to Topeka
Hundreds gather at the Santa Fe depot as the California Limited arrives with the body of Joseph C Wilson. Santa Fe officials, Chief Wilkerson, and Undertaker Palmer oversee the unloading and transfer to a hearse. The casket, plain oak with a silver engraved plate, is moved to await the funeral arrangements.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
New York
Joseph C Wilsom
J. B. Johnson
J. J. Frey
Kansas
A. A Hurd
Wilkerson
Palmer
Wilson
California Limited
Wagner
Kansas City
Wilaun
Maeauger Frey
Geo. B Palmer
Kunsan City
Dodge Johnson
White
J. B. Furry
Wetrain
Funeral for Joseph C. Wilson Held in Topeka
Joseph C. Wilson, aged 50 years 11 months, died in New York and was sent to Topeka for services. Procession led by Chief Wilkerson’s patrolmen moved to 516 Topeka Avenue, where he will lie in state until a Sunday funeral at 11 o clock. Daughters Eleanor and Mabel Wilson accompanied the party from Chicago and New York. a large group of friends and officials joined from Kansas City and Topeka. Death reportedly due to heart failure with a bruise on the forehead from a fall.
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Central Look
Herbert B Holt
Edwin Linus
Las Aroces
New Mexico
Mee
Linus Blakesley
Slias Beniah Parker
Abingdon
Galesburg
J. S White
Spokane
Washington
E G. Welsh
Hutchinson
Topeka
Fuller and Wahltcomb
SM. Hahn
Greenfield
Kansas
Beroheimer
Jennie Wall
Orphee
Warren M. Crosby
New York
Addie Putnam
Harriet Ayers
Madge Bullene
Lawrence
Beth Linecard
Lena Pitts
Virgin, Harding & Co
Daniels & Fisher
Denver
Wall Deford
Ottawa
Vinewood
D. J. Harding
C. J. Tanner
Mackinac
Edith Davis
Madison
New Jersey
Stedman Club
Copeland
L. E. Crandell
de. H.W. Roby
J. L Eldridge
Mary
Maxwell
Roby
L. &. Baker
A M. Harvey
Ida E Eckert
Vincent
Salt Lake City
C. O. Osborn
Oberlin
CR. Love
Myrtle Titus
Kansas City
Gertrude
Mary Roberts
Wilkerson
Batana
Me Wilson
Topekka Avenue
Eleanor and
Mabel Wilson
J. W. MacLachlan
J. J. McCook
W. W. Phelps
Wilson
M. Fowlks
Daughters
Chicago
Messia
D. W. Mulgane
E. J. Dallas
George Findley
W. A. L. Thompson
D. A. Clements
W. J. Black
L. C Wasson
Henry Strong
J. B. Parry
Charles Allen
Dan Adams
Bates
J. B. Johnson
Mabel
Madge Johnson
Annie Bartholomew
James Smith
J. D. McCune
CG. & Gleed
Ji J. Be Johnson
Jorman
Eleanor
Mr. Wilson
Santa Fe Staff Assigned to Procession Roles
General Manager J. J. Frey assigns Santa Fe department employees to procession positions for a march on Ninth Street in front of the main office tomorrow at 10:15. Mechanical, Repair, Peel, Lab, Medical, Legal, Tex, Claim, Treasury, Auditor roles listed with passenger and freight receipts deputies.
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Frey
Pageant Route Plan For City Procession With Detailed March
The description outlines a four abreast column formation from Ninth and Jackson Streets, moving south to Tenth Avenue then west to Topeka Avenue, north to Sixth Avenue, west to Tyler Street, north to Fourth Street, east to Topeka Avenue, and south to 616 Topeka Avenue. At the Wilson residence the columns stay intact and, after the service, proceed in order until the Sixth Street Viaduct where they spread two abreast and part to let friends pass before reforming.
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Beleereph
Ninth and
Jackson
Sifth Avenue
Tyler Street
Fourth Street
Topeka Avenue
Wilson
Sixth Strest Viaduct
Heard and Overheard in the Daily Note Book
A fragmentary column notes fashion quirks and social mores in Topeka. Mentions a left handed beauty, fleur de lis motifs, a suspect tattooed lover, curious jewelry designs, and witty aphorisms about influence and romance amid town chatter.
John Browns Son Speech at Mexican Celebration in California
John Brown Jr son of John Brown of Kansas spoke at a large Mexican independence celebration in California. More than 5,000 Spanish Americans attended as the Mexican National Military band provided music during the week. The grand stand near the sports was decorated with flags and arc lights, with portraits of Hidalgo Washington and the Goddess of Liberty. A coal ad and notices for local orders, tax writers, and lodge funeral attendance follow.
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California
Bernadpino
Cal
Mexico
Capitol of
Liberty
Cure Hidalgo
George Washington
John Brown, Jr
John Brown
Kansas
Model Supply Store promises new prices and vast inventory
The Model Supply Store advertises a grand opening in Topelks with promises of lower grocery and clothing prices. It highlights extensive lines in dry goods hardware footwear and household wares with many items and price points noted from coffee to soap to cookware and shoes aiming to attract shoppers to become acquainted and visit the store.
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Topelks
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N. J. Wells
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T & Vincent
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Mabel Hayes
Messen
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Kugsas City
Dick Alden
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Mra
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Ike Smail
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Sta Brothers
Mesgra J. Do
D. J. Ae
Charles. Maywell
W. W. Samson
Taylor Street
Everett Dallas
Washington, DC
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Marshall
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New Hampshire
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St Paul
Edna Orts
Hoe
Council Buffs
C. M. Bye
Leavenworth
Sunny
Jon Harwood
H.C. Bowman
Homer C. Bowman
Mrs. Murdock
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Kansas & Texas Coal Co
A. F. Hommes
Gissh
Kaonas Ave
Joseph C. Wilson
Rueral Arrangements
Osage
East Osage County
Osage Carbon Co
Sovawriters Furs. Co
Kansas Ave
Scranton
Guaxen Coan Co
Kansas Avenue
Upchurch
Stour Hall
Cany
M. W
Ganzaro
Eust
Kirk
Fairbank
Perth
Jpison
Windsor
Qarenswirr
Haokware Dept
Wharick
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlet & Co
Teller & Bre
Alco
Oberoe
Cheese Dept
Japan
Greulte Leonware Dept
6Th Stag
Bell Tele
A. F. Wessen
Harrison
Orege City Wharf and Peet Co
Ana Betail
H.W. Corth & Brannet
Sapolio
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