October 19 wedding of Miss Frances Littlefield and Walter Littles
The October 19 nuptials will be a quiet home wedding in Topeka with Miss Frances Ellen Littlefield daughter of Dess and Mia Littleness, and Walter Littleness, and Mr Solomon Stoddard of Kansas City. Immediate reception to follow. many friends send congratulations while Boston naval visit letters describe ships and battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ellen Littlefield
Dess
Mia
Walter Littleness
Solomon Stoddard
Kansas City
Topeka
Mise Mahti Wilson
Mias
Sturrus Pean
Bansak
Me Watter
Incognito Cub Club Elects Officers. Plans First Party
In Detroit Delia Clarke of Emporia visits Topeka relatives while Walter Davis travels to Chicago. Professor Worral to give a recital next Tuesday at his home. Incognito cub holds Friday meeting at Miss Roberta Wasson’s home electing Emily Hagar president Ruby Heark vice president and Roberta Wasson secretary. The scarlet carnation is chosen as the club flower. The first party is set for Tuesday evening October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis. C. W. Jewell
Miex Boughton
Cutter
Terrence Ewart
Hen Criswell
HS. Morgan
Harry Wiliams
Miss Boughton
Lawrence
Libble Hazlett
Chicago
Mary Colby
Louis
Henrietta Jackson
Winfeld
Myrtle Davie
Ivah Davis
Gertrude Devereux
Susie Gay
Beasie Hayden
Mike Anna Jones
Mike Harriet Jones
Mabel Knowles
Margaret Bear
Emily King
Edita McClintock
Mary Moon
Kathren Wilson
Jessie Marsh
Lucile Mulgane
Florence Rossington
Mixes Lilian
Tofft
Etisa Gresic Stewart
Helen Thompson
David Jakin
Frank Davis
Dale Jones
Hal Hazlett
Fey Howell
Fred McGiffin
Hen Blythe
Will Alexander
Edward Dennis
Walter Smith
Charles Lagerstrom
Henry Beerman
George Esterley
Galen Nichols
Harry Selbrook
Torrence Hart
Thoran
D. O. McCray
Lena
Cameron
Horace Hall
Bear Lake
W. H. Eastman
Emporia
CA. McGuire
Etta Tigermore
Olathe Atrived
Teidey
Mien Haertet Jones
Edae Metlintock
Todey
Mise Berenica McDonald
Kansas City
Mise Canan
Kansas Avenue
D. I. Longenecker
Bimporis
Will Lower
Herington
Topeka
Paterat
Hester Trott
Margaret Anes
DP. Pierson
Osage City
Pierson
PF. A. Botator
Oliee Withers
Frances Amith
Sedalla
Bellesail Boalt
J. J. Frey
Bir
C. Fulton Apent Jrh
Jortan
Keokuk
Town
North Topeka
F. Ledd
Kan
Sac City
Rushmore
Invita~ Tiens
Olivia L. Sie
George I McCoy
Detroit
Wolcott
Guiney Street
Delia Clarke
Walter Davis
Leonard
Worral
Roberta Wasson
Emily Hagar
Ruby Heark
Roberta’ Wanson
Tce Ciup
Frank P. MacLennan
Topeka Avenue
Spautling Reading Circle
Mra D. A
Pring
Ben
Tull
News of the clubs renews study season across towns
The Study Clubs reorganize for the season as existing groups map out a year of serious study. Women’s clubs grow in influence, reaching small towns and rural areas served by traveling libraries. Federation actions at Unity church set meeting venues and a constitution revision. various clubs plan socials and readings with members traveling Europe and noting yearbook traditions.
Union Lecture Course Announces High Profile Topeka Season
The Union Lecture Course will open in Topeka under a city committee of Fedovis, the Federation of clubs, and Washburn college. The lineup includes Foussell H Conwell, Edward Everett Hale, Redpath Grand Concert, Gen Gordon, Geo H Wendling, Leland Powers, Temple Male Quartette, Patricele Concert Co, and Prof John De Mette. Organizers aim to make the course permanent with profits aiding next year while promising high talent, opera chairs in the High School, and low ticket prices to ensure success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Topeka
Fedovis
Federation of Clubs
Washburn College
Genereus
Foussell H. Conwell
Edward Everett Hale
Redpath Grand Concert Company
Gen. Gordon
Geo. H. Wendling
Leland ‘T Powers
North Topeka community notices and funeral details
Items for North Topeka column include ads and personal notices from Kimball Pig stand to Allen's park stall. Messages note visits, travel, millinery events at Basaar 837 Kansas, and arrivals from Burlingame Horton Abilene Chanute. Funeral of A J Kane held at Kansas Avenue M G church with G A R pallbearers and Topeka cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen's
Grand Millinery
Basaar
Kansas Avenue
Holcomb
Burlingame
Millam Swift
Ollenger
Laurent and
van Buren
Topeka Avenue
Joseph Chrisman
Chanute
Ed Scott
Fred Carson
Lawrence
Kansas City
Minnie Miller
Horton
Ink Parrish
Harrison Street
Arthur Kane
A. J. Kane
Church of the Good Shepherd
Millspaugh
Helena
N.D
Police Notes Highlight Arrests and Assault on Officers
J R Boyce an upholsterer of Denver is jailed on insanity charges after odd behavior at Tenth and Kannasvente and a later arrest near the Santa Fe Shops. Officer John Ewing was beaten by Policeman Henderson during a resisted arrest. Mrs Wright and Mrs Johnson allege abuse and furniture tossing by H W Johnson, with the husband linked to a disorderly house. case long in courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Boyce
Denver
Pollee Staton
Tenth
Kannasvente
Boyce
Santa Fe
John Ewing
Po- Mceman Henderson
Ewing
Henderson
Cr. Wright
M. A. Johnson
Buchanan Street
H.W. Johnson
Johnson
Real Estate Transfers Across Crane's Adams and Jefferson
Real estate transfers list transfers by Penta E Manker to Huston Manker at 2800 lot 21 and 6 half Adams street Crane’s addition. Ann Monteith and hua to John W Hardt for 1400 dollars Lot 2 and 94 Jefferson street to Pennas addry. W Hardt and bus to Ann Monteith for 3000 dollars Lot 6 and mn bf 115 Topeka avenue D W Nellis and wife to Mess Mut Ren society for 1 dollar part se ar 9 12 15 see record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penta
Mess
Costume display opens at 2 AM in Columbian Building room 2
The customer event for the K. m ball masque will start Monday morning at 2 o'clock in room 2 of the Columbian building. The costume list spans every century back to 4 B. with face masks for sale. Dominiques are available for hire or sale. Also notes Hodgins cafe at 106 East Seventh and Eagie's Silver Statue Cigar shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian
Porter Address in Havana Banquet Speech in Cuba
Mr Robert Porter was feted by Havana’s leading club in Cienfuegos where he spoke on his mission in Cuba. He urged free imports of cattle and agricultural materials and emphasized U S support for Cuba’s development and potential annexation only if Cuba itself seeks it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Robert P. Porter
Cienfuegos
Porter
United States
Cuba
Yellow fever cases rise in southern towns
Reports from the far south indicate the yellow fever epidemic is spreading. Four new cases and two deaths with three criticals are reported from Taylors, Mississippi, and two new cases with one death from Ortwood. New Orleans shows no new cases or deaths in two days. One new case is reported at Houma, Terrebonne Parish, with no new cases at Harvey's Canal across the river in four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Associated Press
Taylors,Miss
Ortwood
New Orleans
Houma
Terebonne Parish
Harvey's Canal
Volunteer Coulson Dead in Kansas War Service
Richard M. Couson, a corporal in the Twenty second Kansas regiment from Washburn College, died of typhoid fever at Fort Leavenworth post hospital after contracting it at Camp Alger. His body will be brought home to Harper, Kansas, by Santa Fe train tonight, with a military escort likely to meet the remnant volunteers on their arrival and guard the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Couson
Twenty-second Kansas Regiment
Washburn College
Post
Pu Leaven- Worth
Camp Alger
Harper
Kan
Wil Coulson
Swift & Holliday Drug Store
Colbert
Parents sue over deadly brine accident at Hutchinson plant
D P Foster and heirs sue Kansas Salt Co in Reno County alleging negligence led to 22 year old David Perry Foster being burned by hot brine on a night shift. He lingered three months before dying. Court previously dismissed claims for lack of supporting testimony. appeal to Kansas Supreme Court now pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Foster
Wits
Hutchinson
Kansas Salt Company
District Court of Reno
Supreme Court
David Perry Foster
Young Foster
Sait
Ant
Take Your Sunday Dinner At Hodgins Cafe
Fragmentary notice lists Hodgins cafe at 196 East Seventh and 106 Host Seventh, with phrases about a new idea by Frank Long, a broker in the front window, and unrelated items including a phone 600, East Fourth street, and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgins’ Cafe
East Seventh St
Nebraska
East Fourth Street
M. Almencer
Vincent in Topeka Discusses Populist Campaign and Philippines Policy
Congressman W D Vincent of Clay Center meets Populist managers in Topeka. He reports progress in Fury district and predicts gains over years ago in Heatly, urging no fear about election outcomes. He opposes expansion and favors Philippine independence with a possible transitional army, then withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Vincent
Clay Center
Topeka
Mr. Vincent
Vincent
Philippines
Heaid
Spain
Danger at Havana restricts American troop housing
Havana Sept 24 American commissioners report many U S citizens on the island need aid and lack American consuls to distribute relief. They have asked Washington for a special credit to meet urgent needs. They warn bringing troops to Havana and housing them in current barracks could be dangerous due to overcrowding and exposure to sick Spanish soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Old Barracks
Havana
Washington
Poor Sanitary Condition Sparks Military Barracks Proposal
The note cites widespread filth in the town and proposes assembling frame barracks to be shipped by American troops from the United States to address the health and defense concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mayor Moores declared ineligible by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled Mayor Frank Moores of Crh ineligible to hold office, citing referee Clements who found him a defaulter at election. He has forty days to file pleadings for relief. The decision also affects fire and police commissioners in Orlando, shifting control to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Frank Moores
Crh
Sie
Clements
Moores
Therfore
Halcomb
Board of Fire and
Page Commissioners
Ormada
Charles Nelsons funeral moved to Sunday at three
Funeral services for Charles Nelson now set for Sunday at 3 PM at the Test Presbyterian church with the order of Masons conducting. The casket will remain closed at the church. viewing available at 15 West Sixth Street from 1 to 3 PM. Light on Guinea Pig. London rumor notes huge debts of peers and directors in major companies, including Earl of essex and Lord Arthur Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nelson
Phanage Scotts
Terian Church
Summ Lode
London
Wer
Dunoughmore
Eurl
Jeses
Arethur Butler
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Decker
Square
Boardman & Gray
Chickering
W. W. Kimball Company
T. P. Culley
Society News
J. J. Harding
Boston
Boete
Stassachuretta
To- Deka
Wilmington
Marfere
Fietena
Marbiehead
Glousester
Hancroft
Vesuvius
Navy Yard
Solace
Ftrief
Massachusetts
Gome
Althewteh
Sustingo
Biider
Enouh
New York
J. Mt Morgan
Thias St Santiago
Gloucester
Margaret Wiggin Harding
Goubaud
ORIEN
Macttal Forlag Ae Weil
Unity Church
J.C. McClintock
Hamilton
Shakespeare Club
Henry W. Roby
L. H. Crandell
Europe
Kimball Pig, Co
Eagie
Cigar
MR. Porter
Coulson
Washburn
Kansas Ave
Topekan
Chas. Nelson
Picton
Frank Long
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