North Topeka Social Roundup and Local Moves
North Topeka calendar notes a busy week of visitors, millinery openings, and community events. Families from Wamego, Valley Falls, Rossville, and St Joseph visit locals. several households announce moves, hosting arrangements, and fall festival plans.
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Rade
Kansas Avenue
Courtney
Dora Regnier
Wamego
B. BB. Clary
TN. Hobieson
Shorey
Valley Falls
Emma Hartlett
Rossville
Hatthe Emerson
Shockey
St Joseph
Mra
Tei
Hitler
W. D. Lavey
Laceyville
Sly
Eilts
Kan
North Side
Brockway
Fair Grouns
St. Louis
Freech
The
Santa Fe
J. B. Marshall
Quincy Street
Monroentemt
Marshall
Moree Street
van Waren Street
Topeka
J. B. Storee
Juhia Morse
Geraber
Elwood Fenteickstn
Dropay
Rochester
Fig Springs
Hens Grickson
Talesti
Lubie Stoan
Biggsville
Ogden
WE Fecksnn Silvet
Gallen
Dinner For Eckels At El Pashtut
An informal dinner was given last night at the El Pashtut for James M. Eckels, comptroller of the currency. Eckels spoke of the country’s condition and said a wave of prosperity was sweeping the nation, already affecting the eastern states and beginning to reach the far west.
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James HM. Eckels
Mr. Eckels
Late Sporting News: Brooklyn Tops Boston In Doubleheader
Brooklyn improves to 22-1 and 5-9 Boston with a first game heavy on hits and wild defense. In the second game solid fielding and timely hitting give Brooklyn the edge as Lewis and Tenny star. details list Dunn Burrill Nichols and others. Also reports Cleveland Chicago Baltimore New York Washington Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburg results with notable plays and pitchers.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Aelding
Brooklyns
Alfteen
Hickman
Dung
Lewis
Tenny
Collins
Hamilton
Rae
Baltimore
New York
Orioles
Erman
Sten
Baltimers
Nops
Robinson
Meekin
Warner
Washington
Philadelphia
Mercer
Phillies
McGuire
Becker
Hoyle
Cincinnati i
Pittsburg
Pittshore
Reds
Pirates
Reel Pitesbure
Cincinnaati
Pittsbure
Hawhey
Merrit
Cincinnati
Beottenstein and
Peltz
Western League Rise Ends in Columbus Wins Over Grand Rapids
Columbus swept Grand Rapids 5 7 in the opener and 11 3 in the second game as Keener Fisher Gibson Flagerman Donovan and Wollera were noted for batteries. Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 9 0 with Lerten Sing Phillips and Keefe leading, while Detroit and Indianapolis split the season end games with mixed scores and several battery pairings.
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Columbus
Grand Ids
Grand Rapids
Keener
Fisher
Gibson
Flagerman
Donovan
Rie
Gotuabuss
Rai
Tiatteriee
Wollera
Wisher
Hagerman
Milaway
Brewers
Detroit
Indianapolia
Karme
Ralf
Manapolis
Steiber and Trost
Phillips and
Wood
Tetratt Rees
Indianapolis
Rel Cecca
Ley
Keltom
Kahoe
Western Association Rockford EngineroGate Summary
Fragmentary OCR item references The Western Association with Rockford Cedar Rapids Peoria and Burlington. Mentions parties like Batteriée Mahaioy Fuller Patbort Slesser Bitteries Sonmler Berryhill Hansen and locations including Cedar Rapids Joliet Quincy and Burlington. Specific details are unreadable due to garbled text.
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Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Batteriée
Mahaioy
Fuller
Patbort
Slesser
The Old White Stocking Capt Anson Retains Command
Captain Anson declares he will not retire from the Chicago White Stockings and will lead the club next season with strict discipline. He criticizes players for excess license and blames umpires including O Day for recent losses on an eastern trip.
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Anson Gays
Chicago
Anson
Chicago White Stockings
Chicago Baseball Club
Anson Blarmea
O'Day
Baltimore
Lynch
Change of Dates for All American Team Coast Trip
Cleveland report says Manager Te beau will lead the All American team to the coast with the Orioles and announces a revised route. The trip now opens at Weehawken on Sunday, October 1, and then proceeds via Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis.
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Cleveland
Tebeau
Orioles
Weehawken
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City to San Francisco Tour Planned with Trials
Kansas City teams plan a Pacific coast swing of four to six weeks. Burkett and Powell will travel. Helden, a local amateur who trialed in right field, impressed enough for another tryout. He made two chances in the field, a near fence catch and a precise assist at the plate.
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Kansas City
Texas
San Francisco
Tebean
Pacific Coast
Burkett
Powell
Helden
Hucnd Beach
Hoy
Police Chief Drunk Suspended by City Board
Indianapolis records show Police Chief Thomas F P Colbert suspended by the Board of Public Safety after he attended a political meeting amid rumors of intoxication. Acting superintendent James F Quigley was named to lead during the investigation. Colbert denies drinking, attributing odd behavior to a prior head injury. Colbert served fifteen years on the force and was known for efficiency.
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Indianapolis Board of Public Safety
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas FP. Colbert
Board of Public Safety
Colbert
James F. Quigley
Tuberculosis Precautions at Manhattan Agricultural College
A special committee of Regents members Hudson Daughters and Munger issued a report on cattle tuberculosis at the state agricultural college farm. It calls for banning sleeping near cattle lines notifying those along the creel, halting use of milk for dairy or animal feed, and delaying cattle purchases until disease eradication is proven. Cattle to be killed on October 20 for examination. President Will invites the governor and veterinarians to witness.
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Manhattan Agricultural College
T. J. Hudson
C. B. Daughters
Geo. M. Munger
Bci of Regents
State Agricancored College
The
Agricultural College
College
Thomas I. Will
Will
In Memoriam From Kansas G A R Deaths Touch State Headquarters
Department Commander Botkin issues a general order in memoriam for Capt. Lewis Hanback and Robert McGregor chief mustering officer, noting two high officials have died recently. The message recalls the impact of their deaths on the Grand Army of the Republic in the department and the somber scene at headquarters. J A Miller attends a State Reformatory board meeting at Hutchinson, describing the institution as improving and progressing toward a fair condition.
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Theo, Botkin
Kansas
Mystic River
State Reformatory
J. A. Miller
Hutchinson
The
Slaughtering Elk Threatens Indians Clash in Ross Fork
A Denver dispatch reports hundreds of Shoshone and Bannock Indians from Fort Hall and Fort Lemhi are slaughtering deer and elk near Ross Fork for pelts. Settlers fear driveout and possible trouble as tensions rise at the Indian agency. The unrest reflects broader conflict between settlers and native groups in Idaho and nearby territories.
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Denver
Col
Pocatello
Idaho
Indian Agency
Ross Tork
Custer
Fort Hail
Fort Lemhi
Legislature Promises Help for Rice County Clerk in Bank Failure
Representative J L Felginer of Rice county pledged to push a bill aiding E M Black late Rice county court clerk who suffered losses in a bank failure. The measure failed to pass and Black seeks a state Secretary explanation.
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J. L. Felginer
Rice County
E. M. Black
Black
Feighner
Bush
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Socials
Recent Topeka social items describe a subscription dance at Hudson's hall hosted by Frank Davis and Fey Howell with Steinberg's orchestra. The piece lists numerous attendees including Mrs. B. T. Lewis and Miss Winifred Wagner, plus travel and visiting news, upcoming millinery openings, picnics, and festival plans reflecting Topeka’s social scene.
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Frank Davis
Fey Howell
Hudson's Hall
Steinberg
B.T. Lewis
A.B. Quinton
W. W. Webb
George W. Crane
Clarence Bowman
Harry Williams
W. A. Marton
Winifred Wagner
Lilian Whitelock
Flossie Moon
Susie Wilder
Harriet Lawrence
Vratlant
Mich
Aloe Prescott
Margaret Mulvane
Myrtle Davis
Irah Davis
Katherine Bucknan
Denver
Josslyn
Manchester
Edna Crane
Lilian Tefft
Caro Penfield
Warner
Washington
David Lakin
Dean Low
Tom Frost
Ben Johnson
Brad Johnson
Edward Dennis
Ben Criswell
Frank Crane
Matt Wikidal
Wil Wikidal
Julius Weidling
Frank Sheiden
E. J. White
Dorr Norton
Lew Graham
Dick Allen
Walter Cust
Walter Smith
Sol Stoddard
J. B. Clay
CHECK UNITARIAN 2 Much Unitarianism in Other Churches
The National conference of the Unitarian and other churches opened in Saratoga New York with Senator George F Hoar giving a welcome. Rev M J Savage presented the program noting many appeals for aid to form new churches were refused due to lack of funds. The main hindrance cited was the spread of Unitarian doctrines in other churches and a call for intellectual honesty amid repudiated creeds.
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Saratoga
N.Y
National Conference of the Unitarian and Other Churches
Association
United States
George F. Hoar
M. J. Savage
D. D
New York
Nugget for Mrs Weinley from Klondike
Alaskan pioneer Joseph Ladue met with Secretary Alger and President McKinley in Washington to discuss Klondike relief. Ladue, connected with a mining firm, presented Mrs Ladue a half ounce virgin gold nugget and Secretary Alger received a Klondike souvenir nugget.
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Klondike
Joseph Ladue
Washington
Alger
McKinley
R. H. Coffin
EB. F. Botsford
State House to Look Gay Pennants in Long Lines
The Feil Festival decorating work at the state house begins under T H Legoher with fifteen thousand yards of bunting secured. Ropes from the dome will suspend pennant flags to the building corners and pillars, creating elaborate festooned designs that Chiefs say will surpass any prior Kansan display.
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State House
T. H. Legoher
Kansan
General Bourbaki of Metz Guard Dies in France
General Bourbaki who commanded the imperial guard at Metz during the Franco Prussian war is dead. He left Metz on a mysterious errand shortly before its capitulation. The news comes from Bayonne, France, dated Sept 22.
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Bourbaki
Bayonne
France
Imperial Guard
Metz
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