Topeka Social Roundup At Mrs Wahtenmever Dallet Home
A breakfast at Mrs C Foote’s West Sixth Ave and a string of informal gatherings mark a busy Topeka social week. Notables include Mrs von Duhlen hosting friends, Mrs Hudson Str and Mrs Keiser welcoming guests, Mr and Mrs Keteer entertaining, and Mrs George F Ashton traveling to Kansas City for a Ladies Music club recital. Various visits, travels, and forthcoming events fill the social calendar with names, places, and dates reflected in the era’s community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra W. 5S
Linaway
Tartar Street
Rompll- Tentars
Wahtenme Ver Dallet
Denver
Topeks
Merk von Dahlen
Feute
New York
Yeluch Place
Dwight
Bra Huey
Turee
Mr. von Dubien
Fortiel
West Sixth Avenue
Mra von Duhlen
Blair
Panl Hudson
Mrx Fell Keiser
Ventnes
Stre Paul Hudson
Dtesico
Lathan Price
J. Ko Hutson
George F. Ashton
Kansas City
Abe
Ladies Music Club
Banese City
Barelay
Gwen
Mra James I' Howler
Ian Arner
Agrins
Stich
Helen Qui
Sterning
Mra
Breed
Bela We Atparasen
Milas Gertrude Tracy
Sire A
Brien Hae
Tve Kannae
Raseall Pillizala
iSeet
Dreschel
Lincoln Street
Jopathan Thomes
Cory Gayitt
George Elliott
Co. Knowles
Farimer
Chicago
John Cusrisr
Oelvek
Anna Balin Rhuee
West Sonst Matty
Mimi Stella Zeeahiave
Wales
Doh
Arthur
Ebigren
Lowell
Indiana
Stine Pies Fhompson
Fon
Port Atkinaeh
Winconsin
Tipton
Seams City
W. Wysorer
Colorado
Mira
Burlingame
Bilger
Thie
Mabel Wade
Austin Hipley
Charles Beroplus
Wielchte
Topeka
Chiego
Kimbali
A. G. McGil
Silver Lake
GO. F
Post
Westrn Woollen
Charten Ogee
Paola
George Fi
Jackson Street
North Topeka
W. J. Stovall
Topeka Avenue
Fearful Sea Storm Rages Off Alaska Coast
Reports from Port Townrens state a fearful storm struck August 25 to September 2 as the Leeds, arriving from Nusassk river and Bristol Bay, battled gale force seas near Puget Sound. The crew threw bait salmon overboard, ships suffered damaged hulls, and fears arose for the Oregon overdue from Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Nome
Public mourning echoes from Maguiat seaports for McKinley
Report from New York dated September describes Salvation Army campaign in port cities, active marching drills for the Dead March from Saul as part of mourning rituals for President McKinley. The text notes public sorrow extending to seaports and efforts to mobilize aid in the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribune
McKinley
Maguiat
Salvation Amy
Saul
Toms
Lamp Explosion Disrupts Anaconda Standard Office
A gasoline lamp exploded in the Anaconda Standard office, causing damage to machinery and forcing temporary closure. The blast damaged equipment and disrupted operations, with editors and mechanics relocated to Butte to resume work after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansconda Standard
Fiza
Butte
Mont
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
SYER
Dramatic Crawford shows and Democratic mass meeting announced
The Crawford theater promotes A Swanee River and The Other Girl with previews this week in Topeka. Also billed are Aunt Lings and The Guwanee River, with The Peters comedy company. A Democratic mass meeting for the Third commissioner’s district of Shawe county is scheduled in Topeka at the Democratic Plainbest Ball on Saturday at 8 o clock for nominating a commissioner and other convention business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelle Mayhew
Lings
Guwanee
Price-Ariington Company
Grand Toal
Peters Comedy Company
Crawford
Topeka
Kan
Shawenee County
Annal Aimy
Biy
Hyperion Dancing Club
Barry Steinberg
Titer Behin
Everett
Center Townships
Woodson
Iheptie
Iheptie Bie
Harry Ellis
Price Ariington Company
Washburn
McCabe
Santi Fewl
Garvey
Tris
McKinsey
Keane
Buffalo
Will
Hétsos Kinstosrope
Kansas Speene
Gars Mer
Blue Jays
Dick Cooley
Leveue
California
Hughes
Karas Avenue
People's Party
Ite Cotton
Auburn
J. H. Valencia
Mr. Nixon
Belvus
Jackson Street
Dricalams
Othey
Metzger
Sylvester
Ea Howe
Yenlig
Ceres
Charlee Robinson
State House
Oskland
Kalisas
Christina Radsaver Society
Third Presbyterian Church
Cope
Conroe
Wednesias
Georg
Jane
St. Lawrence Bala Behring
Frifar Hee
de Hatfeld
Charlie Eilenhans
Grantville
Topeka Notes and Local Happenings Mixed Report
Topeka gossip and brief items include football practice, poetry company plans, railway and street work, people traveling or returning from Europe, court and political notes, and social events. Mentions Bernard Crosty, G W Closson visiting Las Vegas, Cyrus Lehend, McKinley mourning, and local clubs planning dances and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Crosty
Salina
G W. Closson
Las Vegas
N. Mt
Peters Comedy Company
Crawford Tonlaht
Wask- Durnin
Itankey Telephone Company
Russe Braith
Toneke
Fimce
Chuma W. Harvey
Miss Harvey
Cote Other
Ellie
Colorado
Cyrus Lehend
Fay
McKinley
Topeka
Jodee
T. F. Garver
Euclid Avenue Methodist
Prict-Arlington Company
Nell Gwynn
Grand
John Goodrich
Hock Island
Denver
Lawrence Banks
Washburn Fiié
John Switser
Kaw Bottoms
T Prouty
Kingtaker
Oklahoma Grain Dealers
Tn Topeka
Washburn
Kansaw City
Slate
Pawnew Houk
Capital Stock
Argle
Jonathan Thomas
Europe
Judge Denies Citizenship Over Alleged Anarchy Leanings
In Seattle, Judge Talmon warns that any applicant for citizenship who admits sympathy with anarchists or leans toward anarchistic beliefs will be denied citizenship. The court transcript notes multiple cases where applicants faced scrutiny for alleged support of anarchism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Talmon
King County
Bts Ee
Bamrel Anarchy
Abandons Tonties Lodge Membership in Saline
A report states Saline lodge members abandoned the Tonties chapter and aligned with the Rural Progressive Association. McCallum, deputy for the Modern Tonties, led the switch, affecting the lodge’s formal structure and membership direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCallum
Against the Canteen in Wartime Temperance Effort
Chicago report notes Nat ural Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans to send Mrs H. H. Paxton to the Philippine island to work among soldiers and testify against the canteen. Paxton, of Ann Arbor, chosen by Evanston committee, will devote two years and attend the national WC.T.U. convention in Fort Worth, Texas, then proceed toward the Orient. local notices also advertise health remedies and rail excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Natural Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Philippine Island
HH. H. Paxton
Ann Harbor
Evanston
Faxter
WC. T. 0
Fort Worth
Texas
Night School of Y M C A Opens October
The Y M C A night school begins in October with free hours for all members. Courses include elementary and advanced arithmetic, grammar and composition, spelling and punctuation, penmanship, business, and commercial papers. Teachers are licensed and equipped to offer strong instruction. Certificates awarded upon course completion. For details call the Association office on East Eighth Street.
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Alaskan
Salvation Army
Vindemar Rademky
Siberia
Alfred Benjami
Clements
Co's
Clem Hawes
Is Best
Ces
Ilar
Cig At
Wer
Dani
Bertha Duos
Rome
Mattas
G_ Fe Kimball
West Gordon Street
Eate Martin
Menoken
Oyner
Oklsholma
Bisclara
Charles W. Munn
Bantu
Fe Rode
Holman
Western
Santa Fe Company
Sordon Avenue
Register of Deeds
Flora Shields
Denwr
Samuel Shielde
Lindeburg
Tietr
Shiciés
Meriden
Shielde
John J. Goodrich
Creat
Rock Island
Charles Gerteen
Ald Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Wil Ward
A. J. Arnold
Srmasie
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Virginia Bent
Josh Westwaser
the State Journal
W.smiller
Topeka Kansas
Tonties Lodge
Saline
The
RPA
Temperance
Luson
Eise
St Joe
Bowlers
Wid Straeterry
Low Rats
Ohio
Pennayivant
Mente
Partic Tay
E. 4
Carpenters Ae Pone
An- Horm
NEW Crawford Theater
Pitth Seacon
Te Yorks of All Soaihags Bomenses
Stair and Gro
BR Wicolat
Suwanee
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
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