Women Club Luncheon and Socials Spark Local Society
Mrs. W Hoy hosted a luncheon at Buburban village featuring rainbow decorations, Shakespearean quizzes, and a quotation from As You Like It. Guests included Mrs. Fairbanks Miriam Bunker Jane the Saturday Afternoon Card and many others, with an orchestra and a circus outing later.
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Charberlain
Farward Dendes
W.G. Simyner
C. Gi Forker
Exterley
New
Garreten
Chealker
Yalding
Bilin
Bre
Green
Miriam Bunker
Jane
Sotein
Membr
Ethelarity
Panny Wank
Miscenti Burdge
Agner Burdge
Hin Ubeth Gregory
Edna Guy
Hisheil
Grace Mason Welch
Provenice Welch
Sarah McCierian
Arthur Mills
Arthur Lingufelt
Chicago
Clarence Bournat
Willard and
Dowsing
Mins Georgiana Wassen
Biine Isute Gunther
Graves Convicted In Des Moines Murder Burn Case
Charles W Graves a farm implement dealer was found guilty of murdering his wife and setting her body on fire. The jury recommended life imprisonment. Winnie Reader of the Grau Opera company returned home during the holidays to assist and testified against Graves.
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Des Moines
Charles W. Graves
Farnlibhre
Lfe
Graves
Winnie Reader
Grau Opera Company
The U S T Concert At Topeka With Marshals Program
A Topeka concert presented by the United Commercial Travelers features a marshals programme including Fantasia Germannier Paria and Toreador’s Song. Also listed are varied company names and large potential sums tied to local firms and sponsors across Kansas and neighboring areas.
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To- Peks
Tay
Marshall
Toreador
Death sentence for self-inflicted action in Jall St Louis
A person in Jall Street, St Louis, faces a 20 year term after conviction. The sentence follows a self-inflicted incident described as facing a stone floor thirty feet below. The report notes the act occurred on April 24.
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Jall_ St. Louis
Asiher Thati
French exhibitors arrive for New York fair opening
Eimil Dupont, president of the French section at the Louis Caponition, arrived with a party of thirty French exhibitors to attend the opening exercises aboard the La Savoie from Fayre.
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New York
Eimil Dupont
T Louis Caponition
Fayre
Circus rehearsal subverts show with bare acts on wet grounds
A Sells and Downs circus rehearsal on the Douthitt tract drew about a thousand spectators who watched bands, horses, and clowns perform in a gathered, unfinished form. Performers, outfits, and stunts were pared down, with routine acts only hinted at as the troupe sought to test the program’s timing and the horses’ readiness.
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Sells & Downs Circus
Douthitt
Prince Alberts
Wil- He
Tle
North Topeka Local Notes and Town Busy Day
North Topeka column notes frequent visitors and shop updates at 212 Kansas avenue. Harvey Chandler visits, J Moats and Wm Owens in town, and Mrs Tee of Sed Lake shopping. Pneumonia improves for Miss Luce. Mrs Frisby visiting her mother. Church services at Congreational and Methodist churches announced. door factory planned in Heywood building. Burned barn incident serious for farmer Kinney. other family visits and social notices. Local funeral and school schedules noted. Gate City Court special meeting called for April.
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Kensas
Ralph Wilson
Kansas City
Ellie Kempton
Grantylie
Henry Zerker
Bee Foucht
Hawking
Kansas Avenue
Harvey Chandler
North Side
J. Moats
Wm. Owens
Silver Bone
Bradieon Street
T. J. Pearson
Dewey
Ron
A. G. Maxis
Ler Dolman
West Gordon Street
Robert Ames
Re. Fee Eery
E. Wilson
Esa
Kansas
John Kattick
Burnal
Roichester
Sharon
Uzzie
Shirly French
Stormont Hospital
Church of the Good Shepherd
Canon de Lou Burke
Charse
North Topeka
Nctesn Door Factory
Heywood
West Laurent Street
Graves Carriage Works
Baster Kinney
Christ Hospital
J. Shaw
Kinsax City
Shaw
Rock Sree
Frank Stalth
Madison Street
Chai Calkins
Auburndale
Gate City Court No
Ben-Hur
W. H
Walter Snook
Gilman
Omaha
Colfax Saundereon
Sauntre
Jackson
Mies Bete
Everett Bons
Bai
Greta
Kansas “B
Stave's
Miesarene Sud
Gordon Bunday School
Death in accident mourned across towns
The pastor at 11 a.m. presides as Rev J D Collint announces the death of Mr. Jean Smith. He died at Ralfpantto after a fall on Friday morning. The Sweden family descends include two daughters Mrs WN and Miss Eta Smith and a son in Topeka. Funeral services will be held at the house this afternoon.
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Jeytry
J. D. Collint
Jean Smith
Ralfpantto
Anaghter
Mesria
Nystrom
Tr Smith
Sweden
Eta Smith
Topeka
Soulx City
Lowa
Powers Recalled During Sinod Case Probe
Washington April 23 Investigations into the Sinod case reveal Powers as a possible actor in church political influence. Discussions touch on polygamy practices among Mormons and church authority’s reach into elections. The Marysville race and Provo mayoral contest surface in the broader inquiry, with references to Senator Smoot and potential church intervention. The Nashville contingent sails for St Louis for the exposition opening.
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Washington
Moses Thatenes
Acitesene
Senate
Church Aturche
Sonnabine
Tharch
Provo
Bucot
Ait
Smoot
Overman
McCommus
Surge Powers
Hunt's Successor Neseedk Stason and Rooseveltius Pick
President Rooseveltius selected Jurge Ben Winthrop of the court of first in Bante, Philippine islands, to succeed Hunt at the end of Porto Rico. A court docket listing in New York and a local theatre listing complete the fragmentary notices in the State Journal.
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Hunt
Neseedk Stason
Rooseveltius
Jurge Ben Winthrop
Court of First
Bante
Philippine Islands
Wiliam
Hunt Sa
Porto Rico
Omatin
Fuilpe
Veimurep Fem
New York
Fragmentary Reader Notice From a Distant Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions students, illness, and names in a cryptic school notice. readable bits point to a list of names and possible health concerns but overall text is incomplete and unclear about actions or dates.
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Government Jaya
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Grace Ridings
Alice Meade
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Bra
Comumloner
Prnstonm Sene
Seren
United States Shielde
Steinters's
Kompliment
Steinberks Fail
Clyde Ludington
Mayne White
Thimbles
Ludington
Alice Healy
JW. Ginstow
Misn Healy
Lulu, Healy
Sliss
Bernice Healy
Harry FL White
Claude Kirkbride
Howard Gormer
J. W. Graft
Fred Goodrich
Clarence Smith
William Peyton
Kate Wall
Andrew Bunten
Jexsle
Toneka High School
Davidron
Whittemer
Ethel Davis
Lawrence
C. W. van de Mark
Clyde
Mabel Stinner
Zoek
St. Marys
Kla
Barbara Taner
Viola White
John Childs
East Tenth Street
Childs
John Pet
George Higgins
Will Darby
Eile
Grace Curry
Stella Darby
Reesie Anderson
Mias Ta
Dora Reeves
Mise
Edith Linton
Mary Miller
Elsie Heooh
Hosa Snyder
Misa Juanita Stout
Chas. Darby
Ba Miller
Stephen Recoh
Mort Reeves
Carl McGil
Ben Reech
J. F. Alfred
Portia Club
Amrit
Tiler Street
L. M. Powell
E. 3. Whitaker
Topeka Federation of Women's Clubs
Commercial Club
Garey
Buchanan Street
A. H. Horton
Quinds
C.D. Starteman
Turnor Street
Goves
Smrv. Dewitt Co
Neilix
Western Scrolls
Mra
Popenos
Pitan
Auris Och
Sydney
West Side Forestry Club
Unity Tub
Unity Church
Pine
Rosamunde
Schubert
Albaug
Albaugh
Finley
Walker Comba
Chanson Provencale
Dell Aqua
Hon. Morehouse
Atte Duster Auantenn Cian
April Seth
Iles Holcomb
Filtre Wien
Ladies’ Mouse Club
Atte Franc ‘Onter
Greenwood Avenue
Hellanthus
Arthur Sherer
Oakland
Keilam Avenue
Tranusfer Station
The
Ninde C. L. 8. C
Martindale
Tyler Street
Commercial Travelers Accident Association
Association
Phease
Postu Food Coffee
Romimé
Marshalls
Neodisha
Globe Drilling Company
Toronto
Potwin Alistual Telephone Company
Potwin
Butler County
Peoples’ Telephone Company
Agra
Lindsay Telephone Company
Mound City
Rice County
Devempany
Lyons
Bliey County Mutual Telephone Com—Pups
Walesburg
Auto-Pedan Hay Press Company
Kroem Remedy Company
Arporia
Toronto Drayage Company
Bank of Arrinaten
Arrington
the “M’’ Millinery CO
Heriain
Powers
Nashville
St. Loui
Houser
Crawfort Theatre
the State Journal
Mtoenach Bees
Mary
Peeulaee
Bentvy
Rom Sas
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