North Topeka News Roundup Of Local Happenings
Kiama of Interest from the North Side of the River notes several residents visiting and returning from trips. Harvey Kellar remains missing after a week. Miss Lole Bowman plans a Kansas City visit for a bureau opening. Local officials and clubs report on a Republican parade and social events at Shorey. A.J. Arnold & Son advertise remedies and a red celery stock. The North Topeka church services and a Republican club meeting are announced, with a women’s fashion note and a foreign missions collection exceeding $10.
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Oskalooin
Republican Dambeau Club
Kansas Avenue
George Stoker
Liundale Lodge
Shorey Last Dene
John Wilton
Onkalooss
Harris
Wilton
Goodman Bros
Kansas Worene
A. J. Arnold & Son
Kansas
A.J. Aroold
Emme
Dora Edmond
Edmonds
Mo Louth
South Sie
Runeas
Richard
Indies
Emancipation Day Celebration in Topeka Observed
A Topeka Emancipation Day event honors Lincoln's Proclamation with a parade led by Kansas City fire department units and a gathering at City Park. Colored veterans, Fort Pillow post members, and GAR delegates display portraits of Lincoln, Brown and Sumner. Evening events move to Hamilton Hall.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Topeka
Port Pillow Post
Epeka
Kansas
Lincels
John Brown
Charles Sumner
City Park
Son
Hamilton Hall
Pioneers to Celebrate at First Congregational Church
The Piouser society of the First Congregational church gathers Tuesday for a large supper and an afternoon and evening program. The event features organ solos, remarks by Rev. Pater McVicar, a Pioneer quartet, reminiscences by Old Settlers, and multiple musical offerings. An official note denies a Arkansas City rumor about Jeff Hudson canvassing the Third district for Populist nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piouser Society
Ohvek
Stelvo
Spmi
Christian Endeavorer
Sile
Pater McVicar
A. D. Grey
Aoe Ons
Eidesthal
Semple
State Central Committee
Arkansas City
Jeff Hudson
Conex Cushmao
Sunso
Mtrick
Hartley Fireman Killed in Santa Fe Collision at Elmdale
Bardette Hartley, a popular young fireman formerly of Topeka, was killed in a freight train rear end collision at Elmdale early today. Extra engine 617 stood at the depot when the eastbound No. 32 with engine 794 struck it. Hartley escaped serious injury. several cars wrecked. Authorities fault unclear. flagsman may have prevented the crash. Hartley, about 23, had been with the Santa Fe eight months and recently transferred to Argentina cut-off to Newton. His father, formerly employed in Topeka shops, now lives in Lawrence with the family. He belonged to A. O. U. W. lodge No. 244.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aréette ‘Hartiey
Topeka
Bardette Hartley
Shnte Fe
Elmdale
Wee
McCeulwy
Strong City
Genere
Lite
Excel Hartley
Mudge
Freman
Adama Steest
Argentina
Emoria
Newton
Azobile
Lawrence
A. 0
U. W. Lodge
Piater Says Saige Caldwell Order Interferes Not
Judgment contested over a federal court order dividing the circuit into three districts. Judge Caldwell and district judges maintain their authority remains intact within their districts and that the order does not affect receivership duties or motions. The text notes that district judges can act independently and that personal absences are not controlled by outside authorities.
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Piater
Saige Caldwell
Poster
United States Ciscuit Court
United States
Santa Pe
Judes
Racer Erships
Ness
Mit
Caldwell
Atternmeya
Iitiguloss
Judggea
Miss Bartlett Sues Bigelow Estate for Breach of Promise
Miss Mary Bartlett of Malden sues the estate of Dr. Henry J. Bigelow for 160000 damages claiming a promised marriage vow. She seeks 150000 after his death, alleging he would have wed her if he had lived. The Middlesex court will hear the case next week. Bigelow was a famed surgeon and longtime surgery professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bartlet
Reiate
Bostox
Mary Bartlett
Malden
Henry J. Bigelow
Slise Lett
Deride American Plays Sparks Legal Turmoil and Tours
Mia Langtry gears up for an American tour opening in November and managing her own affairs. Miss Hope Booth’s failed show triggers lawsuits over salaries. In Scotland, Claay Loftus and Justin Hustley McCarthy family consider legal action. Berlin to stage Gilbert and Sullivan Ivanhoe with royalty attendance. Topeka Coal Company opens winter coal sales at $240-$249 per ton for nut and anthracite.
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McCarthy
Arthur Sullivan
Berlin Opera House
Wiliam
Uenry
Prinsia
Topeka
Cesl
A Hundred Miles a Day Bicycle Ride For Mrs Stein
A Century Road Club members plans a three day bicycle excursion for Salt Lake City resident Mrs Clara B Stein to cover 100 miles daily. The ride starts Sept 22 from Curacao traveling to Milwaukee Rockford and Chicago. The party includes Mrs Pairchild Miss Coffey Berte Pegerty and Potter with Messrs Gunther and Slusher.
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Curcaco
France
Rosd Club
Clara B. Stein
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Stein
Milwaukee
Rockford
Chicago
Mra Pairchild
Coffey
Berte
Pegertym
Potter
Messra
Gunther
Slusher
No Cause Misunderstanding Over Driving With Charlie
In a domestic quarrel, Ma bel accuses Jack Holingsworth of jealousy while debating past outings with Charlie Dashington. She admits driving with him alone in the evening but insists she did not take the reins, sparking a sharp exchange over whether that constituted encouragement.
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Mabel
Jack Holingaworth
Jack
Matel
Charlie Dashington
Diabel
Jack Hollingsworth
New York World
Sunday Church Services Across Town Endorse Unity
Diverse congregations list sermons and hours for Sunday at Oaklawn and North Topeka areas. Key speakers include Elder Vaniman, Rev. HS Childs, Rev. W. L. Hutchinson, Dr SB Alderson, and Rev. C. M. Sheldon. Topics cover spiritualism, self knowledge, harvest themes, and general exhortations urging wage workers and communities to attend morning and evening services.
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Lincoln Post Hall
Lyceum
Hey
Jeeus
Hrethres
Dunkard
Oaklaniy
Ilam
Vaniman
Oakisod Presbyterian
Wintel
Central Congregational
SB Alderson
First Presbyterian Church
Charles M. Sheldon
Madison Street Baptist Church
W. F. File
Mormoy
C. M. Sheldon
Methodist Epweopat
Ogineer Serdon
Chester Avenue
CG Ho Alderson
J. m
Matt
Third Christian Church
Branner and
Sixth Streets
EK Mallory
Henry Lo Smith
First Christian Church
New Christian Church
North Topeke
First Church of God
J. B. McMillen
N. & Theckston
Kunaus City
First Congregational Church
LL Blakesley
Junior Endeavor
First Universalist Church
Faneas Avenue
Topeka Post Hall
Hkev
Sarah M. Bivoes
Y.P
Moeta
Sia Baptist Church
First Street
G. D. Alden
Prator
Uenmal Services Am
Spm
Will Fine Railroads For Ignoring City Elevation Ordinance
Several Chicago railroads including the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific, Chicago & Alton, Michigan Central, Santa Fe, Elgin Juliet & Eastern, and Chicago Blue Island & Calumet face court action for failing to elevate tracks as required. The city seeks the full daily penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joiner
Counell
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Michigan Central
Santa Fe
Juliet & Eastern
Blue Island & Calumet
Tax sales less. Delinquent taxes show year sales drop
County Treasurer A K Hodgers released a statement noting delinquent tax sales this year trailed about 50 000 dollars, down roughly 12 000 from last year. The report says the trend signals improving economic conditions in the county and that sales are transcribed into a separate record.
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A. K. Hodgers
Will Not Resign as Senator Price Denies Retirement
The Atchison Globe reports a Topeka story that John M. Peige will resign as senator from Atchison county due to ill health and that W. F. Gut hr ie will run to succeed him. Mr Florida Vandegrift says Price, whose father in law won last week, insists he has no plan to resign. The circulating tale claims Guttrie aims to enter the senate as a stepping stone to Broderick's seat in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Price
Atchison Globe
Topeka
John M. Peige
Atchison Couinty
W. F. Guthrie
FL. Vandegrift
Price
W. F. Guttrie
Senate
Case Broderick Congress
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