Marriage of Misses With Many Guests at Morxicn Home
A social event at the home of Mr and Mrs Moore West Pweitth on North J street featured a wedding ceremony for their daughter with a large family attendance. Relatives and friends gathered for a formal eight o clock service conducted by Rev O Darrow, followed by a reception and lengthy social hour, as detailed attire and color schemes of pink and white dominated the decor.
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Moore
West
Frank Leo Heyden
Het, O
Darrow
Ulster
Atwater
Leavenworth
BP Wales
Turd
Tkvel
Thomas Cross
Chartes
Godwin
Maxine Titore
Yen
Sienna Shi
Charles Davis
Ton Oenneshane
Susymer
Mm Stark
California
Gussie
Berni Fuller
Reserives
Mary Walker
Emss
Aice Vera Law
Kins City
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Wien
Bud
Mes
Crima Flay
Atul Altue
V. le Hinge
Hin Ouussin
Mini
Tyler Atryet
Minn
Sreonpaien Ita
Eit Ak Tae
Aedes
League of the First Methodist Ehure Fave
Caloigs
Semaine Sranical
Priliky
Nortik
Robert Piarce
Taylor Ai Mioy Allee
Ken Bom
Albert
Mixthe Estiate
Kuness City
CHANGE OF LIFE. Vegetable Compound Helped Women
A testimonial letter explains how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored health to a woman with lingering complaints after childbirth. It praises Mrs. Pinkham's free advice from Lynn Mass and urges women to write for guidance to ease sickness and restore strength for work and family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suise Saileh
Presiiant
Gorman
Les Angeline
Lydia
Ranke
Ion Angelina
Parfitt
Meeting of Striking Engineers in Futte Mont
An session of striking engineers convened in Futte Mont on April 7 lasting past midnight. The gathering, hosted by the Amelmttcated Chiperr AMibing compass properties and the t Biers union, featured talks by ARNE Uaatleg and others regarding union positions and the small pine rivene incident. Participants clarified they were not party to the so calledaries et and urged public scrutiny of the contravensy while outlining ongoing requests for citizen awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futte
Mont
Stetkieg Holsting
Tendency to Drag Ban Frencisuo April X Thetorpedo
A fragmented note describes torpedo boat destroyers Paul Jones and Preble placed in an Ardock at Un elroy works. It mentions aims to curb bottom drag and reduce speed and boil issues. The text is garbled but points to naval vessel testing and hull considerations.
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Ban Frencisuo
Paul Jones
Arydock
Elroy
Bert Roo
Tosiae
Mrs Harven Acquitted in Mount Holly Trial
A New Jersey court in Mount Holly acquitted Mrs Harven amid a trial over an alleged infant homicide case. The jury reached a verdict of not guilty after hearing the proceedings and charged testimony. The case involved the child named in the charge and the events surrounding the death.
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Harven
Mount Holly
N. J
Stephatghter
Geodata
Batman Browgut
Notorious Mary Wade Arrested in Oregon Case
Police report Mary Wade captured after Paul Weisenger alleged a highway robbery of $80 in cash and a receipt. Wade’s arrest followed a chase across town, and a pension note from New York mentions Adolph Breker aged 71 with civil war veteran status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wessenger
Hickway Ropbery
Gee
Elven
Wessenger
New York
Newark
Congress
Adolph Breker
Ereker
Healthful Woman’s Strength Through Dr. Pierce’s Prescription
The text touts Dr. Pierce’s Prescription as a cure for female weakness and irregularity, claiming it strengthens and stabilizes the body. It emphasizes sunshine and health, urging women to trust the remedy to restore vigor and overall well being.
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Tierce
Aly
Bex
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Neighbor News
In North Topeka many residents are mentioned visiting friends and hosting gatherings at homes on Van Buren, North Kansas Avenue, and Capitol View. Local guests include Miss Katherine Colisi and Miss Grach Miller visiting from Lincoln, with plans to travel to St Louis. A ministerial meeting brings a prayer session at Gente Avenue Christian Church tonight. Mrs Carmichael departs to Lawrence after learning her husband, a Rock Island bridge builder, was injured. A large birthday party and several small socials occur with many neighbors listed among attendees.
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Ed Keel
al Jaimes
Statford
Aes Eae
Glcis
North Avenue
Sptralow
Dave da
Hare
Wir
Ae Et Capitel
Grach Miller
Lincoln
Web
Arith
Mintle Borle
St Louis
Petro
Bluit City
Hhots Company
Stondas
Southwadtern
Ministerial Institute
Gente Avenue
Christian
Joey
Coutm SF Nori Kanska
Santa A
Montana
Utah
S14
Sealey
Silver Lake
French
Levi Stewart
Elmont
Deannie
Muse
Gayle
Mra Hoy Marken
Morrow
J. Bennett
Mra J
Henry
Miees and
Marken
Miuité Buechner
Jessie Wod Olile Marken
Tom Robins
Dan Marken
Jay Coilier
Jennings
John Bweckmer
Roy Stewart
Mit
Gresser
Juste
Quincy
Mire G. Bowman
LP Ogia
EP. Baker
B.S Mead
Mies
Bowmats
Seymour
J. F. Huck
Prante Petre
Déanr Eilersaire
Kimien
Ww. Costley
Jerome Colvin
A. Boiler
Wolcott
Chl Rhodes
Ros Plumer
Mark Putnam
Courtin Ora
Ada Mon
Home for Boers Seek Argentina Colonies
New York April 3 Colonel Rieh andl formerly Boer army officers have returned from southern Argentina. They plan to petition the government for land grants to establish Boer colonies. Three Boer families are already here and others from Portugal are expected if land is granted.
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New York
Riehandl
James Wilson Convicted of Murder After 33 Years
Missouri jury returns verdict convicting James Wilson in a murder case tied to a long-standing village crime. The defendant, a farmer, faced years of legal twists as authorities pursued the truth. Evidence gathered over decades led to the guilty finding in a high profile case that drew regional attention. The defendant now faces sentencing proceedings.
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James Wilson
Missouri
Kansas
Farmer
Tod
Merion
Start the Sugar Mill Independe nce Plant to Open
April 3 report from The Star A details a Seba er eet? emia Hou ee Wemur Tinie of the Adamieon Manitageubing company starting work. Excavations begin with a proposed 125 workers at the Sugar Mill. The civil engineer, Bee rat eat, and local officials are mentioned in preparations for the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seba
Adamieon Manitageubing Commany
Intatee
New Pro I General Livins' sion Sullarice Be Home Detd
A garbled obituary-like note mentions a general named Livins and a military career beginning as a private in Providence Ho artillery. It references a secretary and a general service award, with unclear dates and details.
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Livins
Thie City
Insrige Artilery
Providenes
Kid
Zeta Peiers- Tertus
United States
Ballvrice
Iid
Uecara
National steel drive fuels rapid U S industrial push
An article discusses accelerated operations by United States Steel and related industrial strategies. It notes plans to hasten production over faster shifts, with emphasis on modernization and improved efficiency amid competition.
Big Mine Sale Near Ouray Reported In Denver
The Camp Bird mine near Ouray Colorado, owned by Thomas F Walsh, is reported sold to the Venture Corporation of London. John Haye Hammond, the sound selling expert, has returned to Denver from inspecting the mine but declines to discuss details.
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Denver
Colo
Republican Today
Camp Bird
Ouray
Thomas F. Walsh
Ventire Corporation
London
John Haye Hammond
Trenver
Jearnea
Memorial event planned for new soldiers monument in park
New York officials including Dewey Miles and Odell invited to attend Memorial Day ceremonies. An elaborate program is prepared for the dedication of a sailors and soldiers monument on Seventh Street near the park.
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Riverside Park
New York
anis—Rov
Odell
Lanse
Milem
Ans
Low
Park Emventh Street
Mlaon Hnd Sailors Memorial
Saliors
Western League Schedule for Omahs and travel plan
Schedule says Western League members will begin play on April 2 in Kansas City and travel to St Joseph Denver Colorado Springs for opening and closing games due to climate. It lists 140 games with all abroad and half at home. Separate medical note about Carrie Dooley at Bellevue Hospital reports Lug Nig’y infection and successful operation by Dr Voght with gradual recovery.
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Omahs
Frourke
Teaague
Schedute
Kansas City
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Carrie Dooley
Voght
Abe
Excavation Finds Heavy Box Near Tampico Canal
Reported by workers at the Henospin canal feeder near Tampico an excavating crew unearthed a valuable box described as very heavy. A peculiar inscription or object label accompanied the find, with one reference noting Bengal and a discount or reduction mentioned in connection with the day’s events.
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Tampico
Itas
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Helen Thamypson
Harrison
Dresten
Fredrick Brus
Harry Williamn
Amy Nelsag
Jeanpiedict
Stes
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Tosepiitie
Phellabarger
Tiel Hayden
Loukee Kel
Atom Pinger
Hme
Mars Wilieier
Misa Mulide Hates
Wy Ware
Heyden-Moore
Wash
Sm. AC
Werdey Rar
Siskra
Wally Hagar
Anna Battie
Mesola Party
Manga Club
Ena Peete
Millang
Mae Bane
F Joenes Win Teed
Robert Sraaty
Roysi Heaterer
TMH
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Cin
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On Shrester
P. Mesiratas
Sony ‘Cuttbert
Chance Geinars
HT. Smith
A T Alison ‘Wilson A Emnerts
Ralph Kennedy
Mo. Todd
A.rodgers
J. 8. Gilbert
Prof. Hudson
Harry McKirahan
James A. Troutmantus
Allabelle
Hardin College
Mexicolite
Benttett
Wheeler
Danter Weaner
Topeka
Seve Fork
Amic
Fiorence
Kambas ‘City
Mer
Abe Bes
AL S
Ifinbineon
Hate Bender
Oregon
Paul Weisenger
Mary Wade
Kate Bender
Jeansay
Hente
Katie
Wilikenny Cat
Orreda
Ian
Lage
Finitt
Wilde
Sesma
Chee More & Seach
Walter Katz
Viata Penal
Rouse
A. Phinney
Tanoiin Street
Yark Stouetoon
Harrison Strgete
North Topeka
Sears
Steel Corporation
Eicillehailles
Hiriunh
Dewey
Miles
Rockies
Birrers
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Mormon Tabernacle
Board of Managers
Ordein
C. C. Gopparn
General Federation
Middle Street
Kas
Topeka, Kansas
Jackson St
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China
Jaean
Karis
Toopeka Seed House
Avenue
EB Downs
Manscor
C Biltn
Bengal
T. Felix Gouraud
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