Wedding Showers and Nuptials Dominate Town Socials
The town’s social season centers on bridal showers and weddings. Mrs Atwater and Miss Sargent tie marriages in ceremonies at local homes with Rev Dr. Morrow officiating. Attendants number around forty, with guests incl Mr M J Smith and Mr Jack Story. The week features lively card parties and small gatherings, plus a note of travel plans for the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J.C
Newton
Mary
Chien
Miss Heten
Emma White
Atehizan Globe
Mies
Mies White
Ben Aber
Riteolors
Miss White
Tuley
Avwater
Lemrenworth
Piorence Moore
Morrow
Burloe
Ceremany
Lena Steve Plager
Uride
Ber Bair
Atwater
Jansan City
South Third Street
Jate
M. J. Smith
el Sprincer
David Atwater
Leavenworth
Hsee
Teneaneate
Jack Story
Kunees City
Alcatel
Miss Mode Sargent
Ehuer Barnes
Bride
Mra J. HH. Hillines
Clay Street
Hey
CM. Shelton
Mendelsohn
Bride Ross
Mav J. Berecnt
Mas. Sale Weinerich
Mies Nellie Sargent
Barnes
Western Avenue
Daughters of the ise Hold Friday Meeting in Topeka
The Daughters of the ise will meet Friday after noon at the home of Mrs J E Johnston 1835 Lincoln Street in Topeka. Mrs Margaret A Eleason and daughter from Washington DC are visiting Mr TS Lanck. A social at the First Congregational church parlor preceded the event. David Larimer of Demini Michigan spends a few weeks in Topeka with his mother Mrs Sipp and Edwins who wintered here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Astead
Ance
J. E. Johnston
Lincoln Street
H. Morrison
First Congregational Church
Margaret A. Eleason
Washington D. C
Topeka
TS. Lanck
George Scally
West Tenth Avenue
David Larimer
Demini
N. MI
Sipp
Edwins, Beach
Edward Gratston
Potwin
Columbus
Obie
British Budget Anticipation Forces Ministers to Rally
New York dispatch reports Ministers and MPs gathering for today's budget speech. Speculation centers on increased duties on coal spirits tobacco sugar and incomes while debates hinge on Wall Street style forecasts and the potential impact on Welsh Lancashire districts and health. Churchill and Bulfor figures surface as party dynamics shift with leadership moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
Acini
Michael Hicks-Beach
Eéller
Lancashire
William Vernon Harcourt
Chamberlain
Bulfour
Lord Huen
Se Hullér
General Roberts
Buller
Bin
Winston Churchil
United Service
Anil
Excellent Lecture by Prof Rogers at BM E Church Friday
Prof Rogers a noted scholar lectures at BM E Church Friday night at eight. The subject, titled The Venues in Babylon and Assyria, is billed as one of the season’s best works in geography and history. The lecture is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
BME
East
Tupattsan
Orienta
Tateies
Tas Royal Geographical Pottery of England
Pod
Habyionie
Assyria
Prat Rogers
I Lineuin
Dr- Mo- Farian
Ree J. A. Stavely
Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple Property Trades
Real estate transfers involve numerous properties with varied buyers and sellers. Listings mention street addresses such as 5 Messiean Street Cranes add 360 fract Dee and 413 Lake Street Metaker with amounts noted and parties including A. Barb nine Joie and J. A. Crouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darin
Messiean Street
Taylor Atramia
Davis
Barb
Lake Street
Metaker’ Hiea
Lo Cravel
T. G. Cravel
Croker
Mow
Ty Her
A. Ti
Fem Reesiver
J. A. Crouch
Joan Sutton
Figliola
Malin
Pew Eel Laurens Street
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Notices
Fragmentary text describes entertainment teams and security hall notices. References to Collin Council Sa St, Woodmen, and Demetrholts appear alongside garbled phrases about remedies, pricing, and attendance. Content is too corrupted to identify individuals, events, or clear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collin
Council Sa St
Security Hall
Woodmen
Admisinn Ie
Mudge Named Santa Fe Vice President Amid Rail Benefit Hopes
The notice outlines Mudga Mudge’s rise from brakeman to general manager and his selection as third vice president of the Santa Fe. It credits his leadership and long service, noting the Santa Fe’s Topeka shop expansion will boost jobs, machinery, and regional prosperity, with emphasis on discipline and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudga
M. Harris
The
Santa Fe
Tarloeny
Tope
Kansas
Tom Peke
Pressnt
Muse
An & Water Cartier
Amar
Prom
Inter Carnery
Ptr
Tipley
Mindee
Madre
Bs Ufe
Palace Burned and Count Van Waldersee Staff Killed in Fire
Washington reports a cable from Mr. Bul announcing that the empress’s copy by Count Van Waldersee’s party was destroyed by fire, resulting in the death of six staff members. Flambersy Club Committee lists members for the year including President Lair and officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Waldersse
Washington
Stat“ Gepartment Tes
Mr. Bul
Hebtn
Count van Walders
van Teal
Ure
Count van Waldersee
Loomis Cornered in San Juan Interview Debunked
New York reports Loomis, minister to Venezuela, met San Juan News correspondents before leaving Port, discussing Castro policy and possible rebellion. Loomis denied the interviews, saying a man posing as an Associated Press reporter joined him aboard the Scorpion at San Juan and the exchange was misrepresented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fork
Loomis
Doltes
Venezuels
Wittsvenera
San Juan
Porto Rioy
New Yor Herald
New York
Associated Pree
Mail
Expres
New Members Welcomed at Church Revival Meeting
A church social evening welcomed 165 new members with an informal program. Ava FHAGame and Miss Dora Moffert performed while Mra Redden reported funds raised for cushions, and Chan RB Pitesan, sent by Mecennciabure Pu, spoke on missionary work. The gathering concluded with refreshments and a short service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Evahgetinte Potter
Biber
Comets
Sone Uy
Gotcy Ty Ava Fhagame
Ofa Freien
Chan RB Pitesan
Foreign Missiona
Lnceton
Labor Day in Russia demands spark protests and a half holiday
A St Petersburg dispatch reports workers at the St Petersburg Stel company demanding a half holiday with full pay on May 1. When refused, workers stormed the manager's office, tore documents, and clashed with police as officers and rioters were routed. A separate Washington note mentions a cable from Manila advising calm and orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symbor
St. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Iron Market Slump Told Amid Demand Tightness
The Iron Age notes dull steel markets as demand remains restricted while large ore arrivals press prices. U S Steel policy lines emphasize better service and lower prices, signaling a shift toward tighter supply and cautious optimism among major producers.
Railroad assessors hear complaints on railroad property values
Kansas City area officials and railroad groups met as the State Board of Railroad Assessors opened sessions to review and seek reductions in railroad property valuations. They argued disparities in shop values and tracks compared with Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific, and other lines, citing specific land, shops, bridges, and yard figures. The committee, including Deputy County Clerk Jos Hoffman and Commissioner Dr. L D Mabel, seeks readjustment and concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Railroad Assessors
Kansas City
Kan
Eli
Jos Hoffman
LD. Mable
Thrapp
Foe Id
Hanus City
Man
Kaw
Omicinis
Conmentatee
Union Pacific
Stinscuri Pacific
Union
Missouri Pacific
Arcient
Hartman Sues Western Union Over Telegram Damages
C W Hartman of Clay Center files a district court suit against Western Union Telegram Co for $1000 alleging unpaid telegrams and failed delivery. Hartman claims telegraphs sent from Clay Center sought funds to close a debt in Woodward Oklahoma and that no response was received. Trial set for Unity Church tomorrow from 8 to 9 pm.
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Western Union
CW. Hartman
Western Union Telegram
Hartman ‘Brothers
Clay Center
Beaver Cory Busters
C. W. Hartman
Woodward
Oklahoma
Unity Chirch
Brooklyn to Represent U S in Melbourne Ceremonies
The flagship Brooklyn is ordered to Melbourne to participate in a grand celebration on May 6. Admiral Remey is to accompany and oversee the mission as part of the Navy’s ceremonial duties. The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall are also expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Melbourne
Admiral Remey
Awadiron
Navy, Department & Dour? Bis Aagship
Susibetbe
Aera
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
North Topeka Visit and Local Notices Seem Odd
A garbled North Topeka entry notes visits by Miss Grave Kimes and Mrs L Vesta, with scattered items about sales, a severe appendicitis case, a Uitle snipe shoot, and an Odd Fellows gathering. Cemetery talk centers on memorial flags and preserving soldiers’ families plots. removal sales and store positions are briefly mentioned.
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Yiemne
Stoman
Ma Aba
Sam Eh Bolero
Marites
Miss Grave Kimes
Central Avenue
L. Vesta
Silver Lake
Bereer
Speer Arthur
Kane
Te Asio Ag
Mrn
Carl Tinker
Monroe Street
Aldridge
Sturita
North
Kangis Ave
Muud Tra
Resarille Sonny
S. I. Courtney
Wit Pancesanta Dal
Santa Fe
W. Mooney
Andor Natie
Ime College Tawis
Ales
Odd Fellows
Kansas
W. Pridd
Ee Dent McKinney
Rochester Cemetery Association
Ee Purtanes
W. W W. Reed
Mea
W. Bardsley
Carl Scott
Cetetery Association
Aalde
Southern
Tickets on sale for Zante Ball events in Topeka
Auction style notice lists tickets on sale April 19 and continuing to April 30. It notes trains leaving Topeka at 6:40 pm 1:40 pm and 12:20 am, with prices around 200 dollars for entry. The fragment references improving life in Strong City and Beturs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zante
Pth
Topeka
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged OCR fragment references a local auction or sale action with partial details. Readable items include a person name and place while other specifics are unclear. The notation suggests a municipal or legal public sale notice pending official action.
Best and Health to Mother and Child a Sr eth oy eee ae ERSN NEU
A garbled OCR note mentions health and care themes for mothers and children with scattered stray letters and fragments, likely a misread header or advertisement line from a historical page.
Watch the Side ity Weaterliceter Chitn ai eth Weoeel
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a 10 percent benefit and a Saturday deadline. It cites Morriann's at 7 Kanes Avenue and a missing event or club context. The readable items suggest a fundraiser or meeting notice with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meare
Futile Bow
Bene
Morriann’s
Kanes Avenue
Beit Berna Ss Wines avenue sale listing Gadcock & Frost
Fragmentary OCR text references Beit Berna Ss Wines avenue and a sale listing by Gadcock & Frost. The readable portion mentions second hand items for sale and a shop or dealer context, though details are garbled. The note lacks clear event or person data beyond these two proper nouns.
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Ptamisenie Tele
Rcp
Beit Berna Ss Wines Avenue
Ovena A
Krenian
Derenin ‘ Gadcock & Frost
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Mr. Cue
Mer
Barber
Mr. Bress
Mra
Tina
Clemina
Mem M
Tsexaece
Mire J. A Graves
Abilene
Seal
Bom Tollowite
Fides Wilson
Louine Smith
Misa Ficlen Smith
Tise Hazel Fussier
Stomaach
Tolestana
Sarwetdt
British War Fund
Républicen Flimbeau Club
Mrt
Wattarthhs Forte
Lair
Stheh
Swayne
Dulles
Emory A. Falter
First Presbyterian Church
Russia
Genersl Weston
Woodruff
Tiliity
Manila
United States Stest Corporation
Iron Industry
Maine
Messimer
Lake
Dewey
New York, Ontario & Wester
Penesyl Yatta Company
Cube
Mann
Chicago
Atlantic
New Ireland
U. S
L. L. Maslin
Nive
Mennén
Topeka Cash Dry Ioods Co
North Topeka
Sarin Ues
Wophiwl
Great Lanes Ue
Pemoss
Demoss & Penwell
Puneral
Wiagara Pali
Tonigh Vallay
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