Display of Jewels at London Coronation Abbey
The coronation day at Westminster Abbey featured an extraordinary jewel display. American and British aristocracy wore immense tiaras, coronets, and diamond sets, led by Consuelo Vanderbilt and other notable figures. Diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and pearls adorned robes, belts, and necklaces, while duchesses and countesses showcased historic family gems and newer imperial finery.
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London
Weatmingier Abbey
England
Londonderry
George II
Duchess of Portland
Siete Oa
Duchess of Westminster
Lady Chesterfield
Peererses
Josephine
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
New York
Duffirin
Miss Davies
Countess of Oxford
Misaise Corbin
Dorothy Wal
Oxford
Cora of Stratford
Colgate
Duchess of Manchester
Deerburnt
Miss Bonynge
San Francisco
Pedt
Gray Egerton
May Cuyler
Wright
Countess of
Guss
Adele Grant
Adair
Cornelia Wadsworth
Geresea
Iong
King Edward
Naylor-Leyland
Miss Chamberlain
Cleveland
Countess of Craven
Avehter
Bradley Martin
Lady Makeworth
Prost
St. Louis
Ronalds
Minn Carter
Boston
Cavendish Bentinck
Miss Livingston
Baton photographer C. C. Harlan in scare incident
Photog C. C. Harlan of Baton reportedly faced a scare while covering a local scene. Details are unclear in the fragmentary OCR but indicate an unsettling event linked to the assignment.
Indian Townsites Revealed Near Port Hove in Fox River Area
A Tribune report notes discoveries of ancient Indian towns and mission sites near the Fox River, including St James Mission, with documents verified by years of Clitheroe’s investigations. The finds place a historic city along the river and trace voyages from 1669 to 1670.
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Pais
Tribune
Port Hove
Clitheroe
Father
Ripon
Will Mesamer
Green Bay
Mascon
St. James, O
Fox River
Grouciller
Alloges
Rey
Dabion
Margue
Follee
Eivery
Laventisa
Argentine car men seek Sunday work terms in Topeka
A delegation of Santa Fe car men from Argentine, led by Wm. Denys and John Siegmund, meets Santa Fe officials in Topeka to resolve grievances. R. J. Treffry joins the committee. They demand Sunday work time and two best for Sunday, plus who supplies tools. Officials expect a peaceful adjustment.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
Wm. Denys
John Siegmund
R. J. Treffry
Corporal Richard T. O'Brien Held For Perjury
Pittsfield mass aug 3 at a continued hearing before U S Commissioner Wood Corporal Richard T O'Brien of the 26th regiment U S Infantry charged with perjury before the senate committee on the Philippines was held for the U S grand jury and bonds were set at 5000 in default of bail the defendant was committed to jail it is expected he will be transferred to the district of columbia before the grand jury session
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Pittsfield
Mass
U. S
Wood
Richard T. O'Brien
26Th Regiment
U. S. Infantry
Senate Committee On
Church Notes From Second Church Schedule
Reading room and afternoon public hours. services at 1 a.m. with subject Soul. Sunday school at noon. midweek meetings at 8 p.m. Rev. Countermine and Rev. Williamson preach at First United Methodist and Retouched Presbyterian. Morning and evening services listed. Rev. Coleman leads sermons on salvation and righteousness. District Conference closes after a helpful gathering led by Rev. F. Pudgham. Additional churches noted.
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Second Church
Orchist, Scientist
Stormont
West Sixth Avenue
Surat Presbyterian Cnuren
Benlor
Mr. Williamson
Tetlan
Eighth
Beka Ave
Gabbath
Presbyterian
10Th
Clay
E. Mclean Coleman
Goa
Rey Finchsministery Bible School
Pastor Il A. m
Tunlors
Ant Coe
Societien
Bom
Martin
Pudgham Ae Buns
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Residents
Death notices report John Bilnthary, a long time Topeka resident, died at 26 at his home with widow and two children. Mrs Mortta Hayslip, 92, died last night at Hetoyout and Oakiach avenues. The body will be taken to Abilene Sunday for burial beside her husband.
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John Bilnthary
Topeka
W. J. Hatfield
Flintham
G- H. Ies
EL Neve
Champelyn
Mortta Hayslip
Hetoyout
Oakiach Avenues
Intina
Abilene
Third Mysterious Death Linked to Minnie Mitchell Case
Police uncover an unidentified man shot through the mouth in woods at Ninety fourth Street and Winchester Avenue. They theorize the body may be William Bartholin, husband of Minnie Mitchell, who vanished with Minnie Stitchell and remains missing along with his son.
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Chicago
Minnie Mitchell
Ninety-fourth Street
Winchester Avenue
Wm. Bartholin
Minnie Stitchell
Bartholin
Colfax Mining Camp Shooting Reported In Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a shooting at Colfax mining camp with mentions of individuals including Gertie and Pen Deeker. The text references armed conflict and injured or distressed parties, but details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
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Colfax, Tm
Seeversville
Gertie
Pendeeker
Sunday August 1 account of ee Chancauqum
Report fragment describes an event at 300 feet near a grove with mentions of ESS Torne and Hock agente. Readable details are limited and names appear uncertain. The fragment lacks clear actions, outcomes, or formal context for a fuller card.
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Torne _ m
Hock Agente
Beaconsfield Seawanhks Cup Race Won by Trident
In Beaconsfield Quebec on August 3 the Seawanhks cup series third race finished under clear conditions. The course included a windward return with three laps. Trident led early, rounded buoy Trident at 2:24:50, and Tecumseh finished second with 3:42:36.
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Beaconsfield
Quebec
Pecumseh
Tsien Ron Ae
Royal Procession After Abbey Ceremony Draws Crowds
London crowds cheered as the Prince of Wales saluted from his carriage window and the king appeared with the crown, while Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener rode among the troops. Indian mounted regiments and imperial guards passed by in orderly splendor after the abbey ceremony.
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London
Eng
Ouride Abbey
Prince of Wales
Lord Roberta
Lord Kitchener
India
Mente
Lucky Coal Haulers Deliveries Price Hiked by Dealer
A. F. Wessen, coal dealer, announced today a wage raise for teamsters hauling coal. Short hauls pay will rise from 3 cents per ton to 49 cents. long hauls from 40 cents to 49 cents. He cites insufficient prior pay and expects other dealers to imitate.
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Wessen
A. F. Wessen
Judge Horton Improves In Wisconsin Recovery
Reports from Topeka say Judge A H Horton, seriously ill in Wisconsin, is better and able to be about a little each day. The update also notes Judge Loyd’s condition is improving since leaving Kansas.
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Topeka
A. H. Horton
Wisconsin
Judge Horton
Sae
Ludge Loyd
Kansas
Local Train Updates and County Notices
Local rail lines report trains left timing disrupted with Train No 2 annulled and Colorado services pending recovery. Real estate firm Scott & Scott sold 14 000 acres across multiple ranches this week. Foster Cemetery association to meet with Mrs Anna Roger next Tuesday afternoon. A Worth Topeka shooting case moves to district court for assault with intent to kill. Archie Grant, a boy in probate court, to Rev Chas Sheldon for possible guardianship. B P Scott sold his West Street home to M C Plank. A Martinez license due today for John L Evans and Ida E Long of Colorado Springs. The elopement or escape from wedding reception is noted.
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Salt Lake
Santa Moos
Foster Cemetery Association
Anna Roger
K. Brown
Campbell
Chas. Sheldon
Grant
Tie
B. P. Scott
West Street
M. C. Plank
W. J. Rickenbach
Martina Ucense
Pagan
John L Evans
Ida E- Long
Colorado Surings
Abnormal Development and Genius Claims
A Paris psychologist asserts that brain malformation can cause genius by driving abnormal brain development. He cites Milton’s blindness and heightened mind, Scott’s lyric power, and other cases as evidence, while noting deformities linked to disease and bumps in youth. Prices on mowers are advertised.
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Jeson
Paris
Milton
Walter Scott
RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS AT GARFIELD PARK CONCERT
A Garfield Park program features Rev. Joseph Wilson Cochran, Rev. Stickney Grant, and other speakers on themes from divine grace to Christian duty. The event includes a concert by Marshall's band tomorrow night and highlights prayers and sermons on sympathy, the Golden Rule, suffering, and religious life.
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Joseph Wilson Cochran
Presbyterian
Philadelphis
Christ
Stickney Grant
Episcopalian
New York
God
Jesus Christ
Gardner F. Eldridge
Methodist
New Haven
Church of the Carenter of Nazareth
Nazareth
Fellowship
The
Church of Christ
Eares Pinch
Congregationalist
T. de Witx Talmage
B. Kinsolving
Episcopal
Brooklyn
A.C. Ward
Baptist
Atlanta
W. Dyow
Philadelphia
Father Ichsel
Pittsburg
Dr. Eaton
Cleveland
Rev, & Leswell
Pearse Pinch
Chicago
Bome
Helerby
G.B. Vosburgh
Denver
F. E. Mlason
Dr. Wilson
Landau
Bapeet
Atlante
Rev. W. Head
Aeneas
Jorae
Jon
Garfield Park
Marshall
Best and Health to Mother and Child Spree for One
Partial readable lines describe a local health event with community aims. Mentions Lions Se Spree and a parade like gathering. The fragment hints at a charitable or health promotion program benefiting mothers and children. No clear names, dates, or places are obtainable from the text.
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BK Winblow
Bree
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Hood
Hoan
Nellam
Acme
Realism
Con Witout Ae
Edson
Victor
Columbia Disc
F Records
Edison
Victor New Process
Santa Fe Watch Co
East 4Th St
Tele
Jackson
Ship Lines
Sammer
Ontingsie ” Steamshipeamship
Wanitou
Father Cosgrove
Carmen
Church Notes
Boh
Trident
Victoria
Lucky Coal
van Buren Street
Studebaker
California
E. W. Thompson
T. A
Saad
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