Week of Weddings Promises Five Marriages Next Week
A long list of society events notes five weddings planned for next week. The Roberts Histed wedding on West Tenth Street features Mary Roberts and Clifford Histed with Ralph Ingalls as best man and Misa Bessie West as maid of honor. Other brides include Miss Maude Miller and Mr. Anderson, and Miss Nora McCarthy with Gilbert Selis, among many social engagements and visitors across Topeka and nearby towns.
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Ralph Ingalls
Misa Bessie West
Mfias Mary Roberts
Chifford Hilsted
Hyron Roberts
West Tenth Siest
Everine
Mise Heasle West
Kansas
Cry
Mary ‘Thompsn
Edna Crane
W. A. Alexander
Walter Burges
Llamie Welsh
Air Sa Tee
Assumption of Ten
Maude Miller
Frank Alderson
J. ¥. Dautie
Olive Foblee
Te Oe Breck
Lae Cruces
Mra
M. R Robles
Titi Hantosa Street
Moraine
Belle Roberts
Herbert Armatranseena
Lawrence Pesday Aval
Nora Mccarthy
Gilbert E. Selis
Yates Center
Prides
Edne Crane
City
First Athlethgists entertain with old fashioned party
The First Athle thgists church youth hosted an evening of 19th century style entertainment yesterday featuring a parlor setting with tea, costumes, and a musical program by Mary Hollis, Viridlins Spilyane, and others. Delegates from city clubs discussed federation plans, aiming to bring lecturers to the area, with a May 7 meeting planned.
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Tomurrom
Wil
Frank Edson
Walter Nobie
Allas Dora Flimnay
Jessie Beck
Virgiling Mulvane
Bennett
Sara Parkinada
Miss Payne
Misa Katherine Sute
Misa Millie
Whalred
Mame Bennett
Jkey Abrahams
Guy Adams
JK. Bair
W. B. Swan
Charles S Entote
Mary Hollis
Stes Bennett
Waiter Tsal
Misa Viridlins
Spilyane
HELP THE AUDITORIUM Concert for Hamilton Hall Chorus
The Auditorium Festival Programme Committee plans a concert at Hamilton Hall next Thursday evening to raise funds for the Auditorium Festival music fund. Director H Hinckley aims to attract a 1000 voice chorus, with five standard choruses and lighter numbers. Tickets are 25 cents to ensure broad attendance and proceeds support building the Auditorium.
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Festival Chorus
Hamilton Hall
H. Hinckley
Auditorium Festival
Charta
Hamilton Bell
Kansas Carriage Works Expands Topeka Facility
The Kansas Carriage Works in Topeka, started six years ago by H L Rehkopt, plans a new two story brick building east of current quarters on West Sixth Street. The expansion, yielding a 50 by 70 foot front and basement, will raise capacity to meet growing demand and strengthen the company’s standing amid tough times.
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Hangas Carringe Works
H. L. Rehkopt
Topeka
Kansas Carriage Works
Kansas
DW West Rixth Street
Redkept
Forbes
Rehkout
Atalc
Hehkopf
Kaneas Carriage Works
Discovery Saves Life With New Remedy Says Dr Kite
G Caliburte a Beaverville druggist reports a man severely ailing from la grippe recovered after using Dr Kite's New Medicine. Three bottles restored health from near death and the patient declares the medicine priceless. Jones drug store at 6th and Kansas avenue offers trials. price 60c and 1.00.
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Jones” Deus
Cake Walk at First Methodist Church Sparks Secret Fun
Fourteen couples from the local social set took part in a cake walk at the First Methodist church. Judges and spectators enjoyed lively marching and playful antics as partners strutted in elaborate outfits, with praise for several performances and a whispered controversy over prize awards lingering after the event.
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First Methodist Church
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North Topeka Local Notes And Social News
Local society briefs from North Topeka include visits by E Moffatt of Kansas City, J J Padduck of Manhattan, and Mrs D J Tamblyn of Kansas City. Elder T A Rothwell will preach at North Christian church, while Rev W B Hutchinson outlines morning and evening services at the Baptist church. A postponed ice cream festival is noted, along with school and church events, store repapering by Luketis Bros, and Curtis's new home ready soon.
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Tema
Kimball Printing Co
E. ©. Moffatt
Kansas City
J. B Betts
Dan Frazier
Grantville
Ps W. B. Wascon
Rossville
J. J. Padduck
Manhattan
Annie Steinberg
T. A. Rothwell
North Christian Church
C. Welch
Itteson
Shaw
Lawrence
Kansas City Paper Co
North Side
Church of the Good Shepee
Enoch
Friend of God
Epworth Wayne
Morris
Clay Street
Topeka
Robert Morris
Chicago
Jesse Hitchcock
Robert Hitchcock
Harrison Street
A.D. U. W_ entertainment
Wm. Greene& Sons
Chiaretti
Hanna
Rev. J. & McClain
Turner
Des Moines Skunk and Mising Rivers Flood Hannibal Area
Heavy rains flood Des Moines and Skunk rivers and push water into Missouri and Mississippi basins. Hannibal and surrounding lowlands are submerged with rising Mississippi levels. forecast calls for slow fall near St Louis and continued decline of Missouri, with river stage near Hannibal reaching around 12 feet by Monday.
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St. Louis
Des Moines
Skunk
To- Warrours
Warsaw
Sussouri
Quincy
Hannibal
Missouri River
Mississippi
Hansibal
Keokuk
Frankenfeld
St. Lois
Missouri
Louisiana
Kiowa and Comanche Delegation Opposes Treaty Move
A Kiowa and Comanche delegation, with interpreters, reached Baty Lerlay to oppose a treaty opening their lands. The plan, discussed by Congress, faces continued rumors and opposition. National Taft festival activities at St Louis loom with reduced fare round trips via Union Pacific. Tickets go on sale May 3-4 from Kansas Nebraska and Chicago.
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Washington
Quaoan Parker
Gines
Baty Lerlay
Congress
Jro~ Tesla
Ict
St. Louis
Gymnaste Union
Union Pacific
Kansas
Nebraska
Chlo Fado
Trion Pacific
Connections
Lewis
Safe tumbles in Georgia State Capitol stairs and risers
April 2 Athinta three occupants heard a loud crash as a medium sized safe moved from the dean of the building to Nashville. Professor Yeates kept epid pores and gems in the safe for exhibit purpose. The safe rolled down stairs damaging marble steps and injuring one man though no major harm reported. Authorities contracted to move the safe to Nashville for safekeeping while exhibits prepare.
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Athinta
State Capitol
Yeates
Nashville
Georgia
Yantes
Gul Tranéte Company
Capitol
Charg
Martie
Kansas City Man Pleads Guilty to Obstructing River Navigation
Alichael Lendy of Kansas City Kansas pleaded guilty in the United States district court to obstructing navigation after removing a pontoon bridge across the Kansas River near its mouth. Judge Poster set a $5 fine, noting the bridge removal occurred after his arrest over a year ago.
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Landy
Alichael Lendy
Kansas City
Kar
Kansas River
United States
Iied States District Court
Tandy
Easter Offering Seeks Memorial for Late Rector
In Brooklyn the Easter offering of the Church of the Holy Trinity totaled 23000 dollars. Rector Dr Mc Connell announced the funds will honor the late Dr Chas H ail with a memorial. The notice also notes a display of black Orphan Knight colts at the fair grounds worth a visit. Read ad elsewhere.
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New York
Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
McConnell
Chas
Fair Grounds
Market Report Signals Mixed Grain and Livestock Activity
The report details a volatile session with wheat opening strong, later easing as export business noted and weather and seeding expectations influence prices. Corn and oats show firmer trends on supportive signals, hogs and cattle receipts and prices mixed with regional variability.
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Liverpool
Toye
Ordwest
Towa
Cis
May
Tregtiac
Sohend
Maylard
Mayers
Kansas City
Lambe B.iouSin
Kansas City Product Market An April Listing
An April Kansas City product market page lists items including wheat oats eggs sugar and flour with various grades and prices. It mentions brand names and stock specifics such as higher and faire varieties for oats and white potatoes.
State Journal's Fall Day Leased Wire AP Report
The State Journal receives the fall day leased wire from Associated Press. The paper is a member of the American Newspaper Publishers Association and operates with 4 Linotypes and a fast Web Perfecting Press.
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The
State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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