Local News Snaps Mixed In Busy District Notes
Disjointed items describe school and community happenings with students, post office updates, a university report, juror panels, and local meetings. Names like Mrs Scowler and Jody Govern appear amid scattered references to taxes, a Batman club, and parish events, reflecting a bustling but fragmentary local page.
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Estes
Sarah Cline
Dee
Gatlires
Port Beate Tomarcow
Sal
Mra Scowler
Bates
Cape
New Yorke Sieccantiie
Unniversity of
Tiltnets
Epiacopal Sun
Serait
Batman Club
Dia
Cokalocn
Nelly
Educational Work Main Topic at Ecumenical Conference Session
New York April 22 Bishop Dudley of Kentucky opened the Ecumenical Conference with a focus on education. William Twain Minnioner spoke on education’s role in the nation, while Rev John Comkna led afternoon discussions. Sessions covered medical training, moral questions, and church activities at Carnegie Hall, Union Methodist, Madison Avenue Reformed, Central Presbyterian, and Avenue B Presbyterian.
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New York
Dudley of
Hentucky
Carnegie Hall
Willian Twain Minnioner
Larch
Theatan Rlsiowe
John Comkna
Eube Pa Aay
Springfield
Midison Avenue
Wats ‘Avenue
Bo Presbyterian Church
Chassber
Music Hall
Carengie
Story of the Hedges Perplexing District Court Problem
Unclear notes describe a district court session confronting a perplexing problem involving an important female aid and testimony or attestation before the judge. The fragmentary text hints at legal contention needing clarification or resolution. The article centers on court proceedings and the roles of named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Imate
Hasen and jurors in district court hedge dispute
A fragmented report describes Hasen and 12 jurors in a district court session in the morning. The text references a hedge dispute involving Wim and a mental game metaphor, noting terms and positions as if in a chesslike exchange, with unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasen
Wim
Chean
Gift to Dewey Watch Talisman of Northwest Children
A Washington report dated April 26 details Admiral Dewey receiving a 90 000 child donation delegation from the Northwest. The group presented a 23 carat gold watch with a matching fob, funded by press coordinated contributions. The piece includes donor names and a commemorative inscription and notes the watch as a talisman of happiness and support.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Northwest
Archie Cudzow
Rosemawant
Forthwest
Mobuy
la Dor
Admiral Dewe
Stine
Manita
Rarbor
Plaster Mine Accident Hurts Charles Jewell at Blue Rapids
In Blue Rapids Ken on April 25 Charles B Jewell suffered a severe accident at Great Western Plaster Mills. A roof collapsed while he adjusted a blast chamber pinning his right arm and causing other injuries. Jewell supports an aged mother and his daughter.
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Charles Jewell
Blue Rapids
Hive Rapids
Ken
Charles
B. Jewell
Great Western Plaster Mills Mint
Jewell
West Side Reading Circle Socials and Bridal News
Topeka society notes describe the West Side Reading Circle meeting at Mrs Vansant's home with a local vocal trio and discussion on School Room. Wedding news covers Miss Joerger of Leavenworth marrying Frederick Fryer of Sullna at the Joerger home with a bridal party and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Reading Circle
Mrs Vansant
Felicity Club
E. Prescott
George W
W. D. Lacey
Birt
A. W
A.J. Wolcott
Dan Mm
Margaret Wiggin
Mra C. Baker
A. C. Jacques
Henry Keeler
F. & Vansant
Sixth Avenue
E. Anderson
F. A. Snow
C. A. Fellows
Alderson
Annie Ll. Diggs
Hame
Auss Mannene Joerger
Leavenworth
Frederick Fryer
Sullna
Kas
J. N. Joerger
Steet
Ate Coer
Mr Prank Harl
Wyatt
Tandsay
Misa Willard
Mise Mseon
Helen Kelley
Neely Todd
Mise Jose- Mine Joereer
Ed Haug
Pather Downey
Mr. Fruer
Chicago
Walt Ir
Denver
Mr. Clements
Topeka
City
Quay Defeat Shocks Harrisburg Followers at Convention
Matthew S. Quay’s unexpected Senate defeat stunned his loyalists gathered in Harrisburg for the state convention. Insurgent leaders and anti-Quayites celebrated, while Governor Stone faced questions about a possible special session. State figures predicted Quay’s removal as a candidate and discussed alternate nominees.
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Te Quay
Washington
Quay
Jons
Stone
Stobe
Senate
John PF. Elkin
Friends
Senator Quay
Pennsyvania
United States Senate
Darien Canal Commission Workers Move Into New Territory
A dispatch from Panama reports C Ripley and party under the United States canal commission have left for Darien to explore the coast between Darien Harbor and Caledonia bay on the Atlantic side. The expedition will study the Sahure Tuyra and Chucunaque rivers with support from local authorities in Chepignua and Pigogin. Accompanying Ripley are assistant engineers Haney Delamaiter, and Dr Mandel, the surgeon.
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New York
Herald
Panama
C. Ripley
United States Canal Commission
Darien
Darien Harbor
Caledonia Bay
Atinode Ald
Tethmus
Sahure Tuyra
Chucunaque
Chepignua
Pigogin
Ripley
Messia, Haney and Delamaiter
Dr. Mandel
Walsh and Wealth to End Alliance in May
Blanche Walsh says Sardou plays no longer draw audiences, ending a two year alliance with Melbourne McDowell on May 12 in New York. Afterward Mike Walsh will pursue European writers as the pair part ways amid labor disputes and uncertain returns for stage material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Walsh
Chicago
Times-Herald
Blanche Wealth
Melbourne McDowell
New York
Mike Walsh
Europe
Misa Walsh
Powder explosion at Kam Shau destroys 2M homes
Thirty persons killed in the Kam Shau powder magazine blast near Chita. A Canton telegram reports Shei Ping of the reform party sentenced to life. Canton viceroy pursues Au San and Fo Taanhoi leaders of the Salhu Brigade. A $5,000 reward offered for deterrent actions. Brooks murder cases proceed under deferred sentences. Tokyo money market tight as banks raise rates.
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Kam Shau
Chins Yokohama
Victoria
Um Shau
Chita
Salhu Brigade
Brooks
Tokyo
Tak-Ese
Japan
London
Deaths and Funerals Bowen to be held Sunday at 2
Funeral services for H. B. Bowen are scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock in Quincy. Bowen and Soris are listed among the deceased with arrangements to be announced.
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H. B. Bowen
Bowen
Soris Quincy Sereat
Appleton Couple Wed in Chicago Surprise to Friends
Mr Fred Harriman of Appleton Wisconsin wed in Chicago on April 10. Mrs Hollister, widow of N Hollister a Lang wreck victim, reportedly faces a notable union. Harriman, a prominent attorney and business figure in Appleton, long active with the Wisconsin Stock Association, is said to plan a residence move as friends lament the city departure. Miss Lolee Scranton is noted as a relative of Mrs T J Martindale of 623 West Eighth Avenue.
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Agg
Fred & Harriman
Appleton
Wis
Chicago
Puss Fay
Hollister
Santa Fe
N. Hollister
Lang
Harriman
Apjieton
Wis ‘Stock Association
Harrima
Lolee
Scranton
T. J. Martindale
West Eighth Avenue
Local Notices and Afield Items From Topeka Column
Topeka column items note residents visiting St Louis and Kilmer, a residence for sale at 123 Holman, Blue Post meeting at Lapp's Hall, Mr. Davis hosts Needle Ten meeting, tree lodged under Cen real avenue bridge above Spiller creek, American Benevolent association officers installed, horse broke to harness fli ght on Lagrent street, Minnie Doering entertained at Unkin Pacific hotel with Hearts, Mr. Howen to receive brother's remains, stray Ohio news, Era rahe Gatures mentioned.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Wil Strauss
Tay
St .Louis
Bir Cink Powers
Hoyt
T. Bell
Holman Street
M. Kent
Kilmer
Blue Post
Lapp
Wm. Koehler
Sir Jackson Street
Rochester Reading Circle
D. F. Hoover
H. Merrit
Rock Island Bridge
St. Harrison Street
Topeka Avenus
Jeffers & James
T. N. Davis
Cenreal Avenue
Spilter Creek
American Benevolent Association
Ingtalling Ube
Charles Horsfield
Fred Buechner
Grand Sentinel
T. W. Wickel
Minnie Doering
Unkin Pacific Hotel
Bowen
Rock Island
Bo Howen
Ohio
Attempted robbery ends with vessel damage claims
Entry describes an attempted robbery on a vessel that smashed the smoke stack, tore a large hole in the cabin roof, and knocked out a panel in the larboard side, with injuries and losses to be assessed.
Pledged Votes Highlight State Governorship Contest
The state convention opens with Sam Ford holding 200 pledged votes toward nomination, a strong lead in a crowded race. Stal lings also commands support, while incumbents Morena and others are expected to secure re nominations in a competitive, instruction driven gathering.
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Sam Ford
Congregaman Stallings
Senator Morena
Ignator Ee
Real Estate Transfers Record for Wm Harvey to Jno Pritts
Real estate transfer notice shows Wm Harvey and wife conveying 400 acres parcel 238 and worth 8 percent to Jno Pritts. Transaction appears under real estate transfers with affected properties and parties named.
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Wm. Harvey
Jno
P. Pritts
Property Transfers and Debts Across Multiple Buyers list
A fragmented list shows transfers of real estate and small debts. Names include Janus T and Sarah ZT Larimer exchanging parcels, Curtis additions and Mayer spouses, Conrad Mayer, Willard area properties, Holden Street, and various payments from $1 to $1,500. The item reads like an index of deed records and mortgage-like obligations.
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Janus T
Sarah ZT
Larimer
Holden Street
Willard
M. EB
Barry
Chandler Sion
May Newell
Cook
Logan
Rain Records and Uncertain Forecast Show Light Shower
The Weather Bureau notes ten hundredths of an inch of rain fell last night despite a forecast of partly cloudy skies. Weatherman Cox warned no rain for Tuesday afternoon, yet a shower arrived unceremoniously. The day features a cooler trend with a southeast breeze and a high barometer moving east from the Pacific slope.
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Weather Bureau
Wight
Cox
Pacific Slope
South Dakota
Moses
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BURG
E. Zens
Dewey
Whielic
Uruguay
the Herald
Montevideo
Tat Republic
Martines
Argentina
Cocsias
Bostonian
Kansas
Avo
Topeka Society
A. E. Prescott
Mary Sutherlana
Sutherland Wat
W. W. Carr
Frank Chilson
Venita
I. T
Riley
Carbondale
Helen Sterne
Kipling
Misa Bessie Jett
Mina ‘Heese Jett
Misa Edoo Groves
Nellie Kouns
Virgil Cain
Madeline Whitpey
Edna Groves
Minnie Chamberisin
Clara Phishman
Ariine Dietrich
Bugenta
Quinton
Hass Howe
Grace Mary Stout
Tieele Jett
Fielen Sterne
Lute Palmer
Clara Daniels
Katie Huirding
Adams
W. A
Albert Hotton
Arkansas City
Grace VanHouten
Mra C. A. Phillvy
St. Joe
Frederick Brown
Atchison
Mra. A. A. Godard
Son Tosi
Edna McClintock
Mise Lumle Gay
Mise McClintock
Weupueclan Club
Mra P. Walsh
Taylor
John Price
Kate Riley
Carbondaiers
Qourrine
Aceete ‘M. Ga
Munday Fyalae
En M. Day
Taylor Street
Sinter
Oscar Griamore
Pandora
Kigsbalk Ming
Ia Funk
Jenle Weight
Mina
Avice
Berry
Forbes
Co Tater
Darien Canal Commission
M’dowell
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Lacy
Ross
Iona
Deas
Mary Gomes
Aptos
Cal
Mars
Edna Ellis
Higginsport
North
Alabama
Neas
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