Topeka Society News Highlights and Weddings
Recount of social events in Topeka and vicinity features Miss Bessie West hosting a tea for Miss Gertrude Roberts an Getobic bride. Attendees include Miss Hote Riz Miss Murty Itwbert and many others at a formal supper and playful games. A birthday surprise for Miss Mary Lakin by her mother Mrs Lakin is noted, with city residents and visitors among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie West
Gertrude Roberts
West
Murty Itwbert
Eftha Batel
Mise Frances Maz
Mive
Jesxie Gur- Wood
Biles
Florence Greer
Mine Arlin Ewen
Mary ‘Thomason
Prane Tittiellett
Myrtie Jetmore
Nellie Clough
Misa
Carrie "Tite
Kansa City
HE Tanheton
Art Gen Hust
Kansas
Goose Heyden
Ralph Moun
Eris Williams
Will ‘Seller
Wil Alexander
Walter Crat
Chaus Klein
Cuffora Gort
Akers
Julius Wei Ws A
McClintock
Miss Lakin
Mies Sadie Mambictor
Mies
Mar& Dudley
Nellie McClintock
Maude Stamp
Gt Pheu
Fain
Ned Gesu
Charles Fhezias
Hurry We Waver
David
Potwin Dancing Club Plans Meeting and Arrangements
Potwin youths met with Miss Lottie Parkhurst to form a dancing club likely to number sixteen. The committee of three consisting of Parkhurst, Miss Essie Arias, and BM Terrence Ewart will handle arrangements for the inter club event at Watherell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potwin
Lottie Parkhurst
Sancine
Inter
Watherell
Appees
Pains Parkhurst
Mise Essie Arias
Terrence Ewart
Card Club Formed in Altoona Social Roundup
A local card club formed last evening with Libbie Haslett among the organizers. Members meet every other Friday. Low named president, Lillian Whitelock secretary. The roster includes Libbie Huntett Grace Curtin Edm Stethintacke Margeret Bear Susie Jewels Vera Taw Winifred Wagner Pillian Dean Cow Floyd McDonald and several others. Attendees planned thimble party and visits, with Mrs Chas Emery of St Joe and Mrs Anne Gardiner among those mentioned. Weeks ahead include Kansas City visits and family travels.
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Libbie Haslett
Me Low
Lillian Whitelock
Libbie Huntett
Grace Curtin
Stethintacke
Minsie Byer
Marcaret
Milas Bear
Susie Jewels
Mies Mawel Knowles
Miles Vera Taw
Winifred Wagner
Misa Pillian Wehitcock
Me Dean Cow
Ae Floyd McDonald
Win 'Spear
Att Williama
Tom. Hing
Ie Hennert
Pred Robbie
Reed Momma
Prenk Tiehener
Ta Wis
Ben Blythe
Say
Kellam
Hichland
Auricher
Walter Aneas
Kansas
Chas
Justin
Ise
Linnie Moore
Salt Lake City
Wade
Moa G. Scott
W. H. Reed
J. D. Turnee
Rosmarnend Orten
Cascade
Colorado Springs
Heving Haller
Saale
Eustie
Anna Nelle
Mou ME Fulton
Abilene
Tt. Speer
Kansas City
Sirs
Futon
S. Bo Prosheur
Covington
J. C
Langsign
Ian
A. C. Eider
Cassenne
HH. Robertson
Mitts Toots
Georgina Ridgeway
Ruth Curry
Lingra Long
Maurie
Victora
Frannie Scott
A. H. Connelly
Willard Davis
Adnase
Cry
Geo. B. Hayden
Mary Avery
Wall
Ory
Independence
T. Alton Jett
Almeda City
Kar
Miles Minerva Dennis
Washington, DC
Mra
Dennis Mise Rathert
Pennell
Atchison
Edes de Chatect
J. WL. Goddard
Mapteau
W. W. Webb
Sorvaly
Hibben
J.B Hibben
Rimin
W. Nelewanger
Cherrivale
Tom King
Dean Low
Paul Torrington
WH Haskell
James Clue
Wisery
John Wilson
Mary Poss
Leavenworth
Mom EP. Dillon
Mr. Bennett
Wheeler
Kansan City
Geo. Lee
Ennes City
A. J. Thompson
Lulu Stevens
Hiawatha
Florence and
Dr. Andrews
Washington
Kan
A. A Rodwurs
A. J. Williams
Boros
Harry Burt
Manitou
Charlies Blood Smith
Wichita
Mamie
Grace Haines
Sabetha
Moon
Miss Hache
Baldwin
Ottawa
Mra H. W. Nelewanger
Misa Vivien Standford
Marion
Kanell
Minneapolis
Minn
Lhousand
Stateanburg
Fr. Leavenworth
Trent
Statenburg
la Tourette
W. F. Cloud
Kansha City
S. McFadden
McFadden
Cal. Cloud
Lide McLlesky
Sadie Hopkins
Solomon City
Janiss Spreet
Edna Crane
Denver
Larmed
Mise Nona McCarthy
Lamed
Jessie Small
Charles Beuwen
Mra T. K Tamaon
Dover
W. P
Mine Grate Caldwell
Alle Mason
Benen Ueorth
Pees Oo. Rodgers
Jowa
A. K Rodgers
Dick Roker
Los Angeles
Cal
Teal
Chas. Dick
Cort Grth
Bedford
Iowa
Harry ‘Weaver
Helen McClure
Junction City
Ace
Chicago
Merz
A. D. Rathfruit
Mies Maude Thornburg
Kingman
Ide Silesing
J. Dallas
Mary Wiske
Cittawa
Mika Lee Redden
Arthur Herd
Tiliots
A AL Hurd
Geo. Rust
City
T. Wear and Son
Pittsboro
Paul Hudson
A. G. Jamison
TS. Pisher
Grace Lockhart
Boxbridge
Allis Ida Tinker
T. L. Bexton
Kingfisher
Josephine Exten
Harrison Street
HL Peck
Tessie MoKessa
Emporia
J. E. Veriin
W. B. Janeen
N. H
Harvey's
Fijpsom
Augusta
Lawrence
J. Bear
Mary Booker
EB. P. Reed
Ellensburg
Iinees
Reed
Sheldien Hies
Emma Wall
Mixes Elle Wade
Hallie Covler
Sill Spapd
Walt
Johneton
Gand I. Club
Mink E. Holla
Erminie Moore
Festival week fills city with visitors and locals
A flood of friends and relatives arrive and plan visits for the Festival week. Many travelers from Kansas City Atchison and Lawrence are listed, with reunions, dances, and social gatherings noted. Several residents travel or host guests, including families from Salina Independence and Ottawa, and numerous courtships and weddings teased by local chatter.
Peers and Martin Meet at Banner Presentation
Ex Senator John Martin and Dr Peers clashed in a political exchange at Hamilton Hall as the Women's Free Silver club presented a four by six foot white satin banner to the Bryan Leedy Free Silver Flambeau club. Martin lauded the banner while Peers declared himself a Republican on the same Blaine Garfield platform, sparking a lively Q&A about free coinage and 16 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peers
Bryan-Leedy Flambeau Club
Hamilton Hall
D.C. Tillutson
Joseph G. Waters
John Martin
Bryan
T. W. Peers
John Martin's Eloquence. When the Cheering Bed Subsided A Little, Dr. Peers
John Brartin
Blaine
Dr. Peers
Jurge Martin
Democratic Campaign Fund
Preston Ss
Kold
United States
Martin
McKinley parade crush injures workers in Alexandria crowd
A Sept dispatch from Alexandria Ind reports a crowd of workmen cheering for McKinley was crushed when mounted guards charged the parade. Several men including George Braity George King Ernest Lafevte Carl Lightfoot D J Miller and John McUinney were injured as they trampled. A petition sought to reroute the Pall Festival march to avoid Ninth Street. Weather notes for Kansas predict fair cooler conditions with frost tonight and warmer Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herald
Alexandria
Ind
McKinley
Hari
George Braity
George King
Ernest Lafevte
Carl Lightfoot
D. J. Miller
John Mc Uinney
Balidine
Kansas
Tenth Street
Ninth Street
Duns Weekly Report Notes Modest Trade Improvement
The Duns Weekly Report notes a moderate but distinct improvement in U.S. trade. Goods demand grows alongside rising wheat prices and export activity. crop receipts uneven, though visible supplies rise. Gold reserves top 125 million dollars bolster banks, while weekly failures reach 285 in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Duh & Co
Treasury
Busta
London Openine
United States
Canada
Temperance Women Convene in Kansas City Kansas
The Kansas WCTU held its sth annual convention at the Washington Avenue M church in Kansas City Kansas with delegates from every state union and national figures in attendance. Sessions ran through today and Monday with a consecration service, reports from district presidents, committee appointments, and talks on liquor reform and women’s influence.
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Kensas City
Bey
Pine W
T Ty
Kansas
Washington Avenue M
Kansas City
Kus
WCTU
Stov
Susith
Ottawa
KP Spider
Twiss
Women Temperance Workers
Kan
Jétimie Maher
Payne
Maher
Eugenia FL St John
Misa Ella M. Graen
Topeka
North Topeka Local Notices and Church Services Summary
In North Topeka, residents report visits and guests including Mrs. Feder of Osage and Mrs. Schaeffer of Wichita, with several travel plans to Manhattan and Shelbyville. Local events cover a free silver meeting at Kay Valley school, Blue Post Relief corps at the fairground, and church services across Second Presbyterian, North Congregational, and Baptist churches with sermons on The Christian Race, The Household of Christ, and The Manifestation of God’s Heart.
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State Journal
Kimball Princing Co
Kansas Avenue
EP. Ewart
North
Feder
Osage
J. F. Courtner
Dan Frazier
W. Dickinson
Kansas City
Cyrus Kistier
Wi Schaeffer
Wichita
Will Schaeffer
D. di Cheney
Ohio
H.W. Cheney
Hercson Street
Thomas
West Laurent Street
C. T. Lehmeffer
Celeste
Counet Blutts
Towa
Rey Smith
Lecompton
Overland
John Guy
Mattie
Decatur
Ars
Mark Bernstein
Abe
Bretrice
Neb
Mies
Sarah Bernstein
Kunss Avenue
Kay Valley
Blue Post
Fair Ground
Daily Papers
Second Presbyterian Church
Glendenying Willpreeth
J. N. Henry
Manhattan
EH. Fowler
Silver Lake
Walter Nading
Thiane
N. Nadine
Motroe Street
Tadiang
Shelby Ville
Church of the Good Shepherd
Chandler
Chatey
Cheisamil
RE. W. Milter
JE. McClain
Christ
Tuv
Fred Grey
England
God
The
Baptist Church
W. B. Rutehineon
Nettie Humige
State Mission
Venezuelan Commission Report Expected Before Congress Meets
The Venezuelan boundary commission report, formed in January to study the British Venezuelan dispute, is due to be completed shortly before December congressional sessions. Delays stem from Holland related work, with members busy on various aspects all summer. Justice Brewer, chair, will convene October talks to submit testimony and aim for a decision.
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Tis
Congress
Washington
Conert
Holland
Justice Brewer
Weekly Bank Statement Highlights in New York
The weekly bank statement shows increases and decreases across key items. Reserve up 35,761,400. loans down 1,345,200. specie up 415,600. legal tenders up 3,464,200. deposits up 2,373,600. circulation up 487,000. Excess reserves total 14,215,035 above the 25 percent requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific mail train schedule notes errors in transit details
An incomplete timetable lists a departure from Coffeyville via multiple stops toward Topeka with arrival times around 6 15 PM and 68 minutes, plus a later note of service between Ottawa and Topeka and special trains on Thursday. Many place names and times appear garbled or misprinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Tara Grae
Vesser
Patlay
Pee Ees
Topeka
Ottawa
Dick Blue's Figures Foresee McKinley Victory by 20,000
Kansas will go for McKinley by 20,000, Dick Hine states during a brief town visit. He notes district readiness and says the campaign scare did not hurt, promising a strong majority on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
McKinley
Col “Dick” Hine
Aginy
Negro Stabbing After Family Dispute
In a Frenzy over a ban fel and liquor Tom Haines stabbed his brother Dee Haines ten times with a dull knife at their home. Dee sustained ten wounds before police were alerted. Detectives Zeller Patrolman Bernard and Special Officers King and Watson arrested all parties at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Haines
Dick Negro
Dee Haines
Afklr
Dew Hales
Sigh Rel
Dee
Parite
Parite Department Was Notifies Od Te
Zeller
Bernard
King and
Watson
Centilet
Reward Offered for Capture of Crook and Dyrnes
One reward is to be paid for the capture of Crook and Dyrnes after they fled to Waneta and were arrested in the territory. Crook was tried and convicted at the September term in Chautauqua County. Senator Farwell of Chicago will speak at Hamilton Hall with Frank Nelson also presenting, and special music planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Columbus
Ind
Alex ‘Hall
Wittker
Ole Blackwmith
Kila J
Dyrnes
Waneta
Ani
Walker
Crook
Chautauqua
Senator Farwell
Hamilton Hall
Chicago
Nelson
Specia
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Spaulding Reading Circle
Spauldine Reading Cirle
Mra DA. Clements
Tayle Street
John W. Newarm
D. A. Clementa
Minnie Soller
Mary Hor Bur
Mina Anna, Flynn
Kate Seller
Altec Figah
Ale Sadie Doyle
Mims Mine Wingert
Anna Etuaran
Tenbel Boyle
Mary Coc Fide
Ben
Lancister Spialding
Mat- He Crawford
Blabop Spaulding
Lebanon
Mean
Altoona
Bills
Jaznber
Chas W. Emery
St. Joe
Anne G
Gardiner Willisit
Clemons
Mesk
Hoa Cain
Kansas ‘Sty
RC. Miller
T. McCabe
Chan
Tomerrox
Aislt
Kanaas City
Clara
Tutriom
B. Dovuonerty
Weles
Iris Roy
Cameron Miller
Joe Joerger
Blanche Joerger
Bens
Tulu Weaver
Grace Weaver
Martha McCord
Goveror
All Winter Song
Wallon
Topera, Kansas
Leedy
Flambeau Club
Mkinley
Eige
Duns Weekly Report
M. B. Reed
Delia
Miles
Our
North Topeka
Kansas Ave
J. E. Mathews
Loli
E. M. Fisher
Pacific
Bere Au
Coffeyville
Chetupa
Pillsburg
Font Scott and
Garnett
Dick Blue
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