Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Mr and Mrs Andrew Jordan
Mr and Mrs Andrew Jordan marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their home 1179 Lincoln Street Monde, March 2 1907. Guests included Mrs Sarah Bitard Mrs G A Solomon Mrs M A Bolamon Mrs M Richardson and many others. gifts ranged from cake baskets to tea sets and silverware as part of the celebratory display.
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Andrew Jordan
Lincoln Street
Dmondey
Sarah Bitard
G. A. Solomon
Mixa G. Bolamon
M. Richartson
A. Wrooffall
W. D. Cooper
H.C. Wilson
Bess
G. Ith
Wilson
Mr. i Witkon
A. Boutt
H Scott
J. Scott
M. Cheansy
M Gensvic
J. Patterson
M. Baker
Mr. Reynolds
Nora Wil- Metre
Esa
J. Cooper
KE. T
Grabba
Hobart
Mins le Cooper
Miller
Emileny
Mr. and
Dillard
Biss A
Sileses Gand
Berry
Tyre
Brown
Jas. Brown
Bias L. Brown
S. Lowery
Miss Hooning
L. Hamilton
Myr
J. Rhodes
Ransome
Mtr
Mrs. Comer
Mra
C. McNary
F. Roundtree
Ridley
Stevens
Londen
J. North
L. Daniels
J. Leonard
Hattie Dean
J. W
Drain
A. Sharp
Handcock
Tea Ferguson
O'Dell
BE. Hawkins
Little Miss Cora Wilson entertains with decorated patos and files
The event featured patos and files adorned decorations and music performances by Little Miss Cora Wilson during the afternoon and evening, filling the venue with sweet strains.
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Cora Wilson
Religion in schools debate on substitutes for sectarian teaching
Prof Felix Adler argues in New York that public schools need a substitute for sectarian instruction. He cites Catholics Protestants and Hebrews as examples of divisions and notes two compromise options: unite on a common creed or bring sectarian instruction into schools by their own clergy in dedicated hours.
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Felix Adler
New York
Polix Adler
Carnegie Music Hall
Agpostits
Eliot
Trade of 500 acre Kentucky farm sparks land dispute
Fannie Bolton of Sullivan Missouri seeks to cancel a deed from Andrew A Williamson of Ohio to stop titling a 500 acre farm in Johnson County Kentucky. Bolton alleges no such farm exists and asks district court to destrain the deed recording. The case centers on a November trade involving Sherman Avenue addresses and misrepresented property. The suit risks nullifying the sale and returning parties to status quo.
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Ais Teld
Fannie Bolton
Sullivan
Franklin County
Andrew A. Willamann
Montvermery
Ohio
Frank Brooks
Register of Deeds
Alve
I Bolton
Chio
Withm
Fullitxon
Andrew A. Willamson
Johnson County
Isenincky
Holton
Hazen
State Architects and Public Works Clash in Legislature
The executive council debates the power to appoint a state architect amid funding gaps for the state board of public works. Proposals tie to two old laws and potential abolition efforts, with Governor Leedy facing a decision on appointing board members and remunerating an architect. John Yonkers and Theo Lescher are named candidates amid legal challenges to the stock yards bill and constitutional questions.
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Executive Council
State Board of Public Works
State House
Republican Executive Council
Republican Council
Board of Public Works
J.C Holand
Counci
Pard
State Board of Publc Works
Cy Leland
Morrill
Ways and Jeans Committees
Waa
Ihl
Leedy
John Yonkers
North Topeka
Theo, Lescher
Mexican cattle pouring in prompts infection precautions
The State Board of Live Stock Sanitary Commission tightens defense as 3000 head from Sonora await shipment north. Mexico's quarantine laxity and mixed herds prompt new inspectors in Texas and Texas border points to curb infected cattle crossing into Kansas amid a heightened risk from areas south of the 35th parallel.
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United States
Mexico
Taylor Riddley
Sanitary Commission
Sonora
Chihuahua
Republic
Zere
Northern Territory
Kansas
Nvestock Stattary Commission
Iin
Texas
Rextes
John J. Brown
Aleeting
Frank Weinschenk
Kinkmen
Taylor Fiddle
Totey
Hes
Old Mexico
Keras
Stockyards Fight Hard to Keep Up Plundering Rumor
An obscure report contends authorities clash over alleged plundering by stockyards operators linked to Kansas stock raisers. The fragment hints at legal action and ongoing disputes, with Attorney General involvement and tomorrow’s guard duties noted in the misread text.
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Kansas
Stock Yards Investigation to Expand Beyond Yards
An investigating committee plans subpoenas for witnesses by Saturday with next Tuesday as assembly day. No witnesses yet. worries over delays if Meo Mitcall balks. The probe may extend to school book transactions and alleged pushes by prominent politicians amid past partisan failures.
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Topelen
Chia Committee
Kansas
New York Life Suspected of Operating in Kansas
Webb McNall, superintendent of insurance, received a letter from S. J. Cristy of Kansas City alleging that the New York Life Insurance Co. opened a branch opposite the stock yards and has several agents soliciting in Kansas without the proper license. The letter names James A. Mulholland, Ned J. Stephens, and Mr. Chapman. McNair warned that any unlicensed agent soliciting in the state will be prosecuted, and asked Cristy to provide evidence including names, dates, policy amounts, and policy numbers. If evidence is secured, proceedings may be instituted against company officers and agents.
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Boyle
Stock Yards
Es Yards
House
Senate
United States
State of
Kansas
John KE. Heasin
Kuanessa
Stock Yards Company
Webb McNall
S. J. Chisty
Kansas City
New York Life Insurance Company
James A. Mulholland
Ned J. Stephens
Mr. Chapman
McNail
Marek
Mr. Cristy
Tate
Lee
Chapman
Fire
Leavenworth Standard Stock Transfer and Editor Change
The Leavenworth Standard changes hands as ex Speaker Leibdeil secures Mrs Lynch's interest and expected editor Lobdell transfers stock to U S Marshal Neely who already held a sixth interest. Details indicate ongoing power shifts among Democratic stockholders and management.
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Lobdell
Leavenworth Standard
Charles E. Leibdeil
Frank T. Lynch
Mra. Lynch
S. F. Neely
Neely
Democratic charter stalls Lobdell purchase
Lobdells negotiations falter as he cites Standard charter requiring a Democratic paper. With Lobdell seeking only a half interest and three Democrats holding the other half in the directory, the deal collapses amid party-leaning ownership concerns.
Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed by Champion Cyclist
Michael, the world class long distance cyclist, champions Paine's celery compound as a spring tonic. He cites its benefits for reinvigorating blood and nerves, aiding lifters, and aiding wheelmen and athletes recovering from a winter of hard work, with testimonials from his European racing record and a dated letter from Boston in 1897.
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Tames
Michael
Paine
Chamipn
Great Britain
France
Europe
Jacquelin
Gortwoile
Huret
Riviere
Bonhours
Bour
Rillon
Barden
England
Lepten
Pavnie Comat
Boston
Mase
Moragan & Wrighties
Ufar
Timmy Michmel
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Butlite
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Chamber
O.F
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Harry Grey Waller
Veaca
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10Th St
F. A. Koester
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Winton Bicycles
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Wintone
Winton Quality
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