Adams Family Figure Tipped for British Ambassadorship
A Washington dispatch notes President Metinley weighs a prominent Adams family member for the British post as Colonel Hay nears arrival. Henry Adams, noted historian and writer, is suggested though several sources doubt his candidacy.
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New York
Washington
Metinley
Museschuvetts
Wolett
Ambessador
Great Britain
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Ahweil
Cireics
Dore
Hay
Meith
May
Bir. McKinney
Henry Adams
Caronel Hay
Adame
Charlie
Umadt
Trady Spesher
Woul
Lellowe
St Joarres
Worry Over China As Diplomats Eye Developments
Washington observers report unease in diplomatic circles over a rumored Chinese emperor’s death and rising powers. The Dowager Empress’s return to power prompts debates about Li Hung Chang’s fate as Britain tensions grow. Meanwhile Russia seeks influence and potential demonstrations near Pekin.
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Wi. Ting Fing
Chines
Ager
Russia
Takis
Pekin
Li Hung Guang
Omprase
Li Hane Chang
Deware
Foreign Office
Wheeler Starts South to Camp Wheeler for Cuban Service
Major General Wheeler and staff arrived at Windsor Hotels en route to Camp Wheeler Huntsville Alabama where he will organize regiments for Cuba service. He plans to review cadets at West Point then proceed to Hunterville and Washington if possible. Subordinates are ordered to move brigades and regiments to front line posts with cavalry for Cuba and Dakota operations.
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Ain
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Witett
Mainte
Bursea
Camp Wikoff Enables Passage of Troops From War Camp
The windiness and activities of the Red Cross society and allied organizations dominated Camp Wikoff as twenty eight square miles of tents housed troops. Most units have been dispersed with only seven regiments remaining on site. Five units are reassigned to various locations while the Seventh Infantry and the Second Engineer protect the camp’s last duties.
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Wiken
Seventh Infantry
Cory
Wikoff
Spain and Paris Agree on Peace Mission Atmosphere
In Paris the American peace commission faces a mixed reception as French officials prepare for joint sessions. The tone remains cautious with Spain cited as ready to grant concessions while American insistence on retaining Fiume and Livorno hovers over negotiations. Washington and Paris aim for closer work despite diplomatic frictions as offices prepare for formal sessions and a shared headquarters setup.
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United States Peace Commission
America
Livan
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Foreste
Terond
Ferdinand Park
United States
Bern
Peck mm
Whitelaw Reid
Parleries Gardens
Salin
Police Notes Report Busy Night With Drunks and Raids
Police logged 26 inmates last night with six vagrants held or expelled for the festival. Ada Foster’s aid house at Crane and Munroe was raided. Mrs Foster and two inmates taken to the station. H Nedde arrested for resisting a joint raid. five men present also charged. All fined 25 dollars with hearings to follow. Georgy Baker operates at 422 Kansas Avenue with beer and whisky sold to crowds under E G Hardy’s guidance. Two men, the wheel, and jugs of liquor were seized at the station as J W Ewing was cited for tandem riding on the avenue.
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Ada Foster
Crane and
Munroe
Georgy Baker
Kaneas Avenue
E.G. Hardy
J. W. Ewing
Lailea’ Music Club
Ladies Music Club Quartette
F. 5
Phones
Frank Foster
Mire W. Miller
L. 8
Ferry
J. W. Hardt
FS. ‘Thomas
Ellen Parkhurst
J. Hodgins
Frank P. MacLennan
Lbrarian
Russell Harber
Anka M. Parry
Bundy
Grace Campiorais
Irene Campdoras
W. S. Charles
Ruth Collins
F_ ©. Dietrich
L. 5S. Ferry
S J. Hodgins
F. BP. MacLennan
Mabel Martin
W. Miller
Cc. Nichelson
GW. Parkhurst
Eflen Parkhurst
Kane Packhurst
L. A. Ryder
Thomas
Gertrude Tracy
FE. Wear
Macterran
Stutth
J. W. F. Hughes
John Kieinhans
Sorosis
Units Church
Margaret Hill McCarter
Effie Graham
I. D. Whittemore
Frank Montgomery
Charley Mitchell Challenges Tom Sharkey in Prize Fight
New York dispatch reports Charley Mitchell Hine cabled to the Pollen Gazette confirming a fight with Tom Sharkey. The match, arranged likely for England or America, would involve a purse and a side stake. Details on venue, dates, and terms remain unclear amid fragmented text.
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Charley Mitchell
Tom Sharkey
New York
Hine
Pollen Gazette
England
America
Lavigne
Einglish
Weiter
Omaha Exposition Fast Train Schedule Update
The report notes a fast train via Saint Peter preserving a Topeka departure at 4:85 p.m. and arriving in Omaha at noon, detailing the timetable adjustment for the exposition period.
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Sante Percesves Topeka
Omaha
North Topeka society notes and social updates
North Topeka column records arrivals departures visits and events. Local residents Bert Green and David Grege return from Omaha and Cincinnati while John Curtis visits from Oklahoma. Blind Boone headlines with a performance at Louken's opera house and the W T K club prepares a France study program with officers listed.
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Warry Lukens
Washburn College
Bert Green
Omaha
David Grege
Cincinnati
Ailen
Garfield Park
F. Osborn
Plymouth
North Side
John Curtis
Oklahoma
TW. Jenkins
Colo. J. Stevenson
Maple Hill
Jeff Petro
Hutchin
Charles Morse
J. & Morse
West Gordon Street
C. H. Rthodes
AP. Goodhus
Emsporia
J. A. Chisholm
Hugel
Canada
Clara
Marnie Smith
Gle West Gordon Street
GC. Nicholson
Hall Caine
Society Notes Show Topeka Ties Extend Far
Society news highlights numerous Topeka residents and guests traveling to and from Washington, D C, Emporia, Lawrence and Manhattan. It lists hosts on Kan St and Topeka avenues, local clubs including the Ladies Music Club and Western Sorosis, upcoming millinery openings, and various visits by families and clergy.
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Lucy Knowles
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
C. C. Knowles
F. K. Brown
Rosamond Horton
Colorado
Brown
Armstrome House
Topeka Avenue
Theodore “Hammatt
Emporia
Miss May- Lange
Lawrence
CH. Church
New York
Noble
Grace
Washington, D.C
Noble Willl
Washington College
Standard
Kan, Ave
Atkinson
Leavenworth
Wright
Stratton
David Brooke
Ivah Davis
C.F. Lite
Bessie Belle
Manhattan Toda
Little
J. Dobbs
Miss Litt
Katherine Critchfield
Oxkaloosa
W. W. Phillies
Jackson Street
Helle French
Lakin
Kan
Bidich Worden
Mabel Cromline
Chicago
Minerva Dennis
Topeka
Hinots
Gottus
Harry C. Rout
Raith of
Belott
C. F. Menninger
Topeke Avenue
3. E. Price
Mis. T. G. Wear
City of
Mexico
Paul Hudson
Edith Bickley
North Cedar
T. C Mowre
Tyler Street
Princle McArthur
Misa Lee Jones
J. T. Kirkpatrick
Texas
Chesney
South
John Sargent
Brink Reed
Ildren
Hitensburg
Washington
WH. Reed
W. A. Zather
Medical College
M. M. Bailey
Frances Seavill
Sellech
Mabel Knowles
Emporium
Apole Mandolin Club
Kansas Avenue
LC. Badgley and Son
Winhinee
Manitobe
Badgley
Omaha
R. J. Parker
Newton
J. L. King
L. C Wasson
Ottawa
Helen Reed
Carbondate
Pred Wellhouse
Close Margin Prices in Tablings for Festival Week
Tabling item notes new cloth and price ideas to ease hosting Bur guests during Festival week. Mentions close margin pricing and a trifle cost.
Children Coats in Latest Materials at Low Prices
Advertises children's coats in Hiderdown Bonds and Flannel materials. Describes stylish, youthful looks and suggests a Jovller appearance. Prices start at $1.06.
Ingrain Carpets and Tapestry Goods Displayed at Store
Carpet department advertises rest English velvet and Ingrain carpets in latest designs priced from 10 to 39 cents and up. Tapestry carpets described as strong dependable at 45 cents per yard and up. Moguettes and Axminster noted as very high grades with several designs and colorings starting 78 cents and up.
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Portia Club and Neighborhood Groups Meet This Fall
Whittemore Miss Viola Troutman and other members form The Portia Club with meetings starting October 6 and alternating Thursdays. The Research Club Our Neighborhood Club and The Conversation club are described with officers, members, and meeting schedules. Also notes a rumor about Captain Hawkins shooting and a Topeka steam laundry.
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Anna Murphy
Tda Zellart
Leonore Doster
L. Hybrander
J. W. Butterfield
Portia Club
Miss Hambleton
Harry Ashbs
George Crawford
Charles Thomas
Arthur Capper
Herbert Armstrong
Mra
W. N. West
Ti. Merriam
Walter Noble
Atri
Theodore Hammatt
Misa Nellie McClintock
Margaret Dudley
Susie Sw
Theresa Housington
Mary Lakin
Our Neighborhood Club
Neleh- Yerhved Club
C. D. Skinner
Nellie Lescher
Mary Boswell
C. W. Kidder
Marian Mulholland
Grantier
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