Social World in Topeka Attracts Town Visitors
Recent society notes list numerous visitors and guests in Topeka and vicinity. Mrs Clara Campbell hosts, Miss Mamie Brown of Wichita visits her sister, with many others from Newton Emporia Leavenworth and nearby towns arriving for the festival and bankers' events.
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Topeka
Clara Campbell
BE. Carisman
Mamie Brown
Wichita
T. P. Cully
Grant Meade
Holton
Air
J. S. Colina
Kate Kempton
Dunlap la Vistine
Bec Goddard
John Hildrett
Newton
Kittle McGills
Kansas City
Lauren Co
A. E Speer
Superior
Web
S. B. Brett
Nout H.W. Spooner
Axtell
Kan
G. Brett
Mir
Mire
E Nipps
Philipsburg
Eipp
W. H. Dick
Little River
Kanie
Tobie
Eve Ruttrick
Leon Ia
A. Kassler
Charles Wreht
Junction City
Dan Kinney
Kinney
Ulso Citter
Bankers’ Convention
James Melee
Stra
AM Callahain
Lizie Colt
Carrie Goddard
Frankenberger
Anta
Ft Seeit
AL Leyte
Myron Huber
el Dofidb
Atrs J
Steele Ave
Harry Miller
el Dorado
A. Sf
Frank Mitchell
Underwood
Florence
Cohen
Ansa
Kate Clough
Leavenworth
Nellie Clough
Gressle
Myrilé Willams
Marion
Z. W. Sidwett
Mary
Annie Lawless
Atchison
L. M. Briggs
A. J. Wilson
M. Carry
Anne Cui
Divs
Orren Smith
Mra Gelisner
Athlene
Geo. W. Strunk
John K. Sherwood
Chetops
J. W. Breidenthal
Sitendicur
Iteunion
Dire Mio Swelneheart
Terre Haute
Ind
Mis
Florence Rockwell
Ales Chueston
Bethany
Tope Temple
Christ
Annie Phillips
Lawrence
Muss Elma Stevens
North
Kansas Avenue
Anna Philips
Council Grove
Maurice Davis
Parguns
Geo. B. Palmer
Lena Pitts
Brgomington
John Irving
Jetmure
N. A. Cramer
Melick
Callie Hughes
Otto Hales
A. A. Robdueon
S& West
Edwin Zimmerman
Hiawatha
W. J. Wetherwoll
Irene Horner
Leadville
Miriam Church
W. E. Sterne
Seéana
Horace Rundrin
Emporia
P. Bowen
Clintock
Sree
M. Green
Denver
D, P, McClintack
Parties seek asparagus orders for Guring festival week
To All Who Will Decorate Parties desiring neperagus to decor ate with Guring festival week can ob tain $1 at 26 Cents per bunch by leaving your orders early at S52 Hest Fifth Surset, northwest corner of Madison street, Gold Coming from Australia. Sydney, N.S. W. Sept. 29.-The Brit ish steamer Monowa, Capt. Carey, calle Zs for Sam Francisco, took $2,276,000
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Madison Street
Australia
Sydney
N.S. W
Monowa
Carey
Calle Zs
Sam Francisco
Miners Split Over Strike Tactics at Leadville
Leadville, Sept 29 A bitter rift in the miners union surfaces between leaders pressing for a uniform two dollar per day wage and conservatives urging peace talks with operators. J R Amburn, the union president, is missing after a riot last week and is reportedly sighted under doctor’s care. Operators remain firm, refusing to hire union officers or leaders.
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Leadville
Col
Tri
J. R. Amburn
Emmpets Ming
Scouting Shoot Wounds Miner at Emmett Mine
Leadville Colorado Sept 29 A scouting party of militiamen approached the Emmett mine at night when a Cripple Creek company G sergeant was halted by two pickets. He did not stop promptly and a wound forced amputation of the Yett Tee. The Scandinavian miners union met with Col Hogis urging peace while President Boyne urged miners to support the strike or risk militia action. The federation warned citizens against militia organizers acting as mine managers’ tools.
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Leadville
Col
Emmett
Hamilton
Cripple Creek
Riding Head
Miners’ Union
Hogis
Boyne
Western Federation of Miners
Vitizens Tur
BISMARCKS LETTER AND BRYAN'S SILVER QUESTION
London Chronicle comments on Prince Bismarck’s letter to Governor Culberson of Texas on silver. It sees anti British bias and warns free trade with free silver would hurt English trade, while Germans and German Americans may resent European advice on voting. The letter likely will not help Bryan much.
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London Chronicle
Bryan
London
the Chronicle
Prince Bismarck
Culberson
Texas
Brynn
Chronicle
Hirgan
Armaerteans
Salvation Army to Open Rescue Home for Women in Omaha
Commander Booth-Tucker of the Salvation Army arrived in Omaha to promote a women’s rescue home planned for the city after opening a men’s facility in Kansas City. Local leaders express confidence the women’s home will be established here to shelter women seeking reform across Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma.
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Salvation Army
Omaha
Booth- Tucker
New York
First Methodist Church
West
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Okishon
Fenian Revival Reported as New Irish Movement Formed
The Daily Mail says a Fenian revival meeting west of London Sunday planned a new Irish movement called The Irish Republican Pedarathon with an inner circle under American control. Officers to travel to London and Dublin and an envoy to New York will present a manifesto urging Irishmen to raise the standard of revolt against passive patriots.
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London
Daily Mail
Totter
William Loiman
Circaiacion
Ireland
Dulin
New York
Lyman
Barlament
Bullet Fire Misses Hit Man in Robbery Attempt
The incident occurred yesterday morning when a colored man named Gregory attempted to rob Ernest Nail’s home. A bullet fired from twelve feet away struck Gregory in the head but did not cause serious injury.
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Manel Gregory
Ernest Nail
Gregory
Magnificent tomb to honor Mackay son in New York
John W Mackay plans a granite and marble mausoleum at Greenwood Cemetery New York to honor his son. The project contracted with John W Backer the California millionaire and will cost about 406000. The structure is described as the most elegant mausoleum in the United States with statuary altars and fine interiors.
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John W. Mackay
Louisville
E. M. Muldoon
New York
John W. Backer
California Millonaire
Greenwood Cemetery
Woman Pool Room Raided by Police in City
Police raided a pool room at 351 Thirty-third Street uncovering a South Side Society gathering of seventeen women in silk and diamonds, plus a colored boy and an inspector. Entries, betting slips, and horse race tickets were seized, a telephone with no external line found, and all detainees, including an attorney-bailed group, taken to Stanton Avenue station.
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Asl
South Side Society
Thirty-third Street
Oakley
Windsor
St. Louis
Idea Park
Stanton Avenue
Generals Special Arrives in Council Bluffs
The special train carrying Generals Alger Howard Sickles Sigel Mulholland and Stewart Corporal Tanner and other veterans arrived at ten this morning to a crowd near 10000. Speeches by Gen Alger and others greeted by Old Soldiers and local escorts, with a lengthy reception and monster mass meeting at Baylies Park before departure. A grand Pullman “Seaghole and White Mountain Special” train is described as a palace on wheels for the tourist season and will operate through June 1495 with ten trips. info available from L R Morrow Chicago.
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Council Bluffs
Alger
Howard
Sickles
Sigel
Mulholland
Stewart
Tanner
McKinley
Hobart
High Schoor
Dodge Light Guard
Grand Hotel
Baylies Park
Catapalen
Pedrsakis
State Central Committee
Omaha
Gen. Towant
Gen. Alger
Corporal Tanner
Missouri Valley
Seaghole
White Mountain
L. R. Morrow
Clark Street
Chicago
Burlington Route Promotes Far West Train Service
Advertises through trains from Missouri River to the Pacific via Burlington Route. Daily Kansas City depart 10 40 p m to Billings Montana, 1050 miles for 45 dollars with sleepers and chair cars to Lincoln and Billings. Connects onward to Puget Sound with faster service than other lines. Also touts through tickets via Missouri River to Denver and California. Includes laundry ad remix.
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Colorado
Montana
Hot Springs Fuget Sound
Pacific Coast
Burlington
Missouri River
Kansas City
Billings
Lincoln
Puget Sound
Missouri Hiver
Denver
Rilo Grands Routh
Utah
California
Ani
Agene
Wakeley
Gen. Pass
St Louis
Wheat Market Slips as Large Russian Shipments Weigh
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show wheat opening weak with declines tied to vast northwest receipts and heavy Russian shipments totaling over 8 million bushels. Corn and oats trade uneven as livestock markets mix with mixed hog and cattle results at Chicago and Kansas City. strong export activity cited in London and New York reports.
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Chicago
Northwest
May
Knnas City Livestock Marist
Kansas City
Texas
London
New York
East of the Rockies
Europe
Special Trains From Osage City To Topeka Schedule
Missouri Pacific announces special trains starting Tuesday leaving etbres tite at 7 a.m. routing through Chetopa Pittsburg and Garnett to Topeka arriving 5 16 p.m. on Thursday October 1 special pulls leave Osawatomie at 7 a.m. via Ottawa Pomona joining with a Corne ll Grove service at Lomax to Topeka by 9 a.m. Friday October 24 Ottawa Topeka service departs Ottawa about 7 a.m. Thursday and Friday services return Topeka by 10 00 p.m.
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Etbres Tite 7 Fio A.i. Ning
Chetopa
Pittsburg
Bortes
Garnett
Topeka
Oseawatomie
Ugh
Ottawa
Pomona
Coumwell Grove
Lomax
Corneell Grove
Osage City
Lyndon
Vansar
Tapaka
Pom
Market Update: Grain Prices and Inspections Worldwide
Prices mixed across grains with corn showing modest gains and wheat firmer on London and Liverpool exchanges. Oats remain strongest on Chicago floor as traders note higher May and Jan futures, while pork futures hold around 6.90 to 7.10 dollars. Inspections report mixed grades for wheat, corn, and oats across markets, with notable activity in London and Liverpool pricing.
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Chicago
London
Wernerz Liverpool
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North Topeka
Geo. Stansfield’s Store
Rigby’s Store
Fon Bing
Beecham
Dercham
Hypes Barber Supply Co
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Gogea
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Tate Journal
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Rescue Home For Women
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Postofice Department
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Aleka
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Ulster
Will C. Chaffee & CO
West Eighth Se
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
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E. M. Fisher
Hieome
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