Topeka Society Notes On Recent Local Weddings And Parties
In Topeka and vicinity social items recount a wedding at the bride’s home on Pyler Street with Embieo officiating, plus a Bachelor Club gathering at Hodson Hall last night attended by numerous local residents. Names include Baker Miller Brikman Straham Miter Silliman and many others.
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Mien Baker Miller
Harry Brikman
Buane
Pyler Street
Bey, A
Embieo
Beital
Bank of Palma
Miss Straham
James Miter
Riebridge
Bice Silliman
Furth
Social and greeting notes from Hutchinson society pages
The column lists informal gatherings and hostesses including Miss Hon Str. Jobo Waters receiving the first prize for the gentivmer and Stirs, with several guests such as Judge and Mrs. J.B Fur Ey and Mrs. Earle among attendees. It mentions travel plans, entertaining at homes, church events, a whist club, and an upcoming musical entertainment featuring Air Waldemar Dahlen, all reflecting local social activity and guest visits in Hutchinson.
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Mit Manet Yuson
Wisk
Tve
Jobo Waters
Mabel
J.B Fur
Mist Vrantes Boon Mies Arlkt Ewart
Xmias Mein Howlhayn
Ir Charies Webly
Pred Gillett
Perk Bymrt
Air
John Waters
Kewerd Dean
Mes Walcott
Hutchinson Hive Tiktin Air
George M. Eagle
Uuiney Street
Mee Earle
Mm Bargerst Johnson
Parkhurst
Lottie Parkhurst
St. Marys
Vince l
Mer
Dire Miwin Langs
Btrs
Hardie
Chicago
Jeetentie Shellaharger
Wame
Walter Horner
St. Pauls
Lorter
Leabella Davia
New York
Bhal- Apborger
Kup
Lawresen
AY Sinniey
Axtell
Kansas
Ceremy
H. Lecher
Kanese City
Aondass Witty Viole Mee &. C. Nichols At 6 Mrs. Mary Giddard
Deucet Grove
Dunker
Arizona
Johnson
Piva
Chip
Belie Hall Mall
Leavenwarth
Leavenwarth Today To Visit Mine Too Neely, Mrs. Warren Gillinenth
Kan
Ore City
Sion
J. J. Prey
Bias Audye Johnson
Eeeay
Leavenworth
la Fe
Anand
Josephine Gm
Priday
Air Waldemar
Dahlen
Elbrary
Vast tract of land in Indiana to be utilized
Suspicious reports from La Arange Indiana on April 29 indicate representatives negotiating for the purchase of a large tract of land in the Kantokee Valley to support a sizable sugar project. Plans foresee investment potentially reaching hundreds of millions. officials Nelson Morris and others are linked to plans for massive industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
la Arange Ind
Aein
Eysters Euldivate Hove Tein
Kantokee
Will Beerenate & Filion Dollara
Nelson Morris
Digestive woes and remedies listed in Humphreys No 10
A fragmented excerpt notes indigestion cramps and heartburn remedies from Humphreys No 10 Digest. The readable lines suggest acid discomfort and possible treatment references, though specifics are unclear.
Democrats Seek Limited Senate Tariff Debate
Washington April 23 Democrats on the finance committee discuss the tariff bill plans aiming for limited committee time. They may propose amendments after setting the general outline, seeking to avoid extended debate while still ensuring votes reflect their views. The party rails at Republican delays and disputes over policy, with tensions over scheduling and potential criticisms directed at Senate Democrats.
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Washinton
Fimance Committee
Whithey
Democrata
Senate
Belley
Reed
Damieraia
Rallay Democrate
Ie Democratie
Hanson
Alliance fears spark European crisis in interview
Chattanooga reports James B. Angell, president at Rebisan University, traveling to discuss Turkey policy with trustees. An Associated Press interview quoted Angell asserting confidence in Greece, warning of Russia fears and the potential for a general European war as powers consider intervention and partition effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
James B
University of Rebisan
Makinieys
Mitieter
Turkey
Ang Harter
Mich
Onegard
Angull
Tey
Russia
Runsin
Purley
Europe
Europe Will Be Engaged [A Wenssal War. Mr. Angell
Fort McPherson court martial chaos over social circles
Fort McPherson court martial proceedings reveal alleged extramarital relations and social entanglements involving Lieutenant Bamford, Captain Romesn, and Captain Homeyn. Witnesses describe trips and a witness apology, with tensions rising as the president and officers clash over testimony and conduct.
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Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Liesierent O
Homeyn
Martin
Air
Fomford
Neik
Romesn
Ldeutenint
Opeien
Anierily
Guenther
Theutenam
Brion
Romeoyn
Bamford
Wilien
Morford
Karnes
Snake in his stomach myth after brook drink
A story from Mars Topsfield on April 22 recounts George Averill who swallowed a live water snake while drinking from a brook. He later coughed it up in a violent fit, the reptile about 12 inches long, and was relieved to learn he recovered fully.
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George Averill
Topsfield
Mars
George
Averid Alrsady
Pight
James
Washington
George W. Fammee
Pottawateenia Indians
Maransee Las Withiewe
Preute Indian Committee
Taw
Thorotsgie Jupoatien CO
Throwet
Tannot
Pardon plea from Pickens rejected. board reports no clemency
The state pardon board recommended denying Bid Pickens pardon after a five year burglary sentence for theft at Culver and Buasley’s hardware. Gov chose not yet acted. Pickens appeals describe hard luck and family need. Board notes no reason for pardon. reports show Price and other cases with mixed outcomes and varied term lengths.
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State Bowrour
Bid Pickens
Pickens
Culver & Buasley
Mazen
Fata
Warthiem
Bizot
Duy
Hue
Fickens
W. BE. Price
Hutchingen
Nell
J. W. Randolph
SN. W. Wells
Price
M. Thames
He Jones
Cox Bros
MePherem
Supreme Coufl
Thomassoux
Thomas
Eames
Beard
Jutin Hest
Wyandotte
William Knapper
Hall
Wises County
Governor vows probe into steel collapse and conspiracies
An official inquiry by State OW Inspector Wharton and Rep. Crank reviewed the steel collapse amid claims of misrepresentation and a possible conspiracy. The governor stated the investigation will continue, with results expected after thorough examination and ordered actions to follow.
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Lends
Conservers
Wharton
Repity Crank
Wiarion
Wilbolt
Wittiolh
Istatt
Horkitur Wroni
Wivaeson
Nomination Highlights For Postmaster Appointments
A report lists several proposed postmaster appointments including John B. Kennedy at Troy Kansas. Names span states such as Maine Belfast Oakland California Texas Canty and New Jersey. Also listed are Treasury officials and assistant roles in various towns.
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John B. Kennedy
Troy
Kas
Senate
Thomas J. Phil
Male
Alethet
Aroo
Hoek Maine
Jamee
Lammon
Baliye Colleviar
Cuxcoma
Belfast
J. ML McArinr
Oakland
Kanesus
Heese Sebraski
Sithg- Arsett Maillcon
Son
Taleo Fames Lewis
Canty
Texas
Wan
Peave
Cyrpo
Fain Witcher
Rockdale
Jars
Infant dies in Iowa accident linked to bonnet strangulation
April 1 date reports the infant daughter of John F. Hockley strung by bonnet cord while playing on a porch. The strings wrapped around her neck twice to secure the bonnet, causing a fatal entanglement.
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Iowa
John F. Hockley
Jury for the Fair Gase in San Princisso
A jury has been empanelled by the court to hear the case involving the Valiwee property and Nee Taira Mi Wraweey. Twelve men were chosen to act as jurors as the trial proceeds to determine genuineness and ownership claims in a probate matter stretching over several weeks.
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San Princisso
Gillett girls run large Illinois corn farms near Elkhart
Nina Amy and Jessie Gillett, daughters of John D. Gillett, own and supervise three major Logan county farms. They employ sharecroppers to grow corn, ride out daily to oversee operations, and transformed 400 acres of lake into valuable farmland yielding up to 106 bushels per acre. They consider farming preferable to fashion and study agricultural reports to maximize crops.
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Olinois
Logan County
Elkhart
Gillett
Nina
Amy
Jessie
John D. Gillett
Illinois
Gillet
John P. Gillett
Tlinois
Mina Asd
Amy Otter
Tiseless
United States
Riviera
Paria
Rome
California
Mexico
Mini Nina
Father
Gillett Girls
Axxette Crawford
Egg Dance at Post Lent Frolic Tests Delicate Skill
At the Post Lent frolics a quaint egg dance is staged with red and gilded eggs arranged in two circles eight and four feet wide. Couples circle the outer ring and then the inner circle three times each, aiming to return to order without breaking an egg. Prizes include bonbon boxes and egg themed trinkets as contestants attempt to complete the feat without eye damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vireles
Dresden
Lifting the Skirt Tips and Fashion Snippets
A Victorian era column offers practical advice for women on lifting skirts cleanly while walking, plus notes on stocking care and the popularity of opals. It includes a method to hold fullness with a relaxed wrist, suggests modest display of ankles, and briefly mentions proverbs and fashion observations.
Insurance Dept Seeks End To Clarkson Rate Book Power
Webb McNall, Kansas Superintendent of Insurance, plans to dismantle Harrison Clarkson of Topeka rate book influence seen through insurance company use. He orders all state companies to answer detailed questions on Clarkson rate book subscriber list, duration, pricing, classifications, penalties for deviating, and agent practices. If firms refuse, they face exclusion from Kansas business.
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Topeka
Harrison Clarkson
Webb McNall
Cear
Clarkson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Insurance Department
McNall
Cezar
the Ru
Harrison Clarkeod
Fate Pak
Clarksou
Ace Witress
Melson and Harmon Barber Shop Reopens at 601 Kansas Ave
Public notice states Melson and Harmon barber shop at 601 Kansas avenue is now again a union shop under EDWARD D. WILCOX secretary. The message mentions Harmon and a previous accounting issue and adds a tagline from Peerless Steam Laundry at 112 and 114 West sib.
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M. Harmon
Ss Union
Melson & Harmon
Kansas Avenue
Edward D. Wilcox
Sec'y
West Sib
Corrigan's Horses Seized Amid Debt Dispute in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 22 Spreckels attaches Corrigan's horses over a disputed debt of 35,5070. Spreckels holds a $4,000 note Corrigan allegedly paid. The feud traces back to loans in 1986 and earlier May 4, with Corrigan settling earlier notes but refusing new demands, ending with the seizure of the Corrigan stable at Ingleside.
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A.B. Spreckles
San Francisco
Ea Corrigan
A.B. Spreckels
Spreckels
Corrigan
Sherckets
Ted
Leak
Actie
Spreckeln
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
Chicazcans
Ingieade
Convicts Battle Fatally in San Francisco Prison Clash
A violent clash at San Francisco's Lipudy Malic prison ends with one convict dead and another seriously wounded. Names mentioned include Quentin, Frank Whestock, and A. J. Warset, with reports of retaliation and ongoing investigations amid differing accounts. A drug remedy advertisement and local laundry notices follow in the same column.
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San Francisco
Quentin
Bern
Sacramento
Frank Whestock
Kelley
A. J. Warset
Pleasant Brook
Chamberlain
Todany Charberlain
Chaimberlain
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Mi- Ter
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Five Party
Beet Sugar Company
Marinette
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Chicaxy
Witbeckcum
Bae
Fort McPharson Army
Fillmore
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Leedy
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THE
Hlinois
John Bull
Fiji
Parson
Winton Bicycles
U S
Harrowstrand
Quincy Street
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Winton and
Geneva
ST. Louis Rug CO
Franklin Ave
ST. Louis
Kitney
Hindder
Aise Eux
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Jim Drie Co
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