Betty Riegel a Bride and Other News From New York
An Aug 21 New York notice reports the fourth marriage of "Baronet Blane" formerly of Chicago society with several prior marriages including to Vaughn Waters and Mrs Nichol. Details cover wedding officiant Dr. Steach, a divorce from a prior husband, and later nuptials with a Frenchman. Additional items note a failed society play, and Prohibitionists in Denver backing free silver at 16 to 1 with Bryon and Sewall likely.
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New York
Baronet Blane
Steach Gies
Mr. Waters
Nichol
Mon
Alfred Laweeace
Rosa
Bigetic
Isle
Bason
Fred Bian
Chicegn
Shuey Onderdonk
Attut
Pith Avenue
Liewler
Shirley Cunderduqk
Colorado
Denver
Bryah
Sewall
W. A. Marsh
Eoverier
Topeka Commercial Club Rooms Becomes Permanent Institution
The Topeka Commercial Club Rooms are set as a permanent city institution inviting state business visitors. Secretary Delghmmyr extends cordial invitations to use the club for appointments, correspondence, and information, aiming to connect merchants and travelers while noting the club’s upcoming meetings and duties.
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Topeka
Delghmmyr
Tsah
Nevin
Retary
Care Commercial Club
Georgia Minstrels at Grand Opera House Tonight
The Georgia minstrels will appear at Grand Opera House tonight. The Feorla Journal notes Hichanis Pringle's troupe has left a lasting impression on a large audience, with standout singing from Crescent City quartet and Billy Kersands praised for his lively performance and comedy.
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Georgia
Grand Opera House
Feorla Journal
Hichanis & Pringle
Inmensely
Crescent City
Billy Kersands
Jalian
Christian Union Officers Elected at Omaha Convention
At the Christian Union convention in Omaha on August, John G. Quay of Denver was elected president, Mrs. Mary Porter Kyle of Minnesota secretary, and WJ Stew Pens as treasurer. Dr A P Sawyer of Dear Sir I have used your Family Cure for kidney trouble and found it very effective.
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Omaha
Aug
Christian Union
John G. Quay
Denver
Mary Porter Kyle
Min
WJ. Stew- Pens
Appletos, Minn
A. P. Sawyer
Sir
Mary Jane Marshall
Galesburg
Frank Sim
Pharmaciat
Kansas Avante
Flower Sale Debate at Fall Festival Floral Committee
At a Fall Festival floral committee meeting the sale of artificial flowers was debated with opinions mixed on using flowers for street decorations versus selling them to visitors. Suggestions included long lasting trolley pole decorations and arches on Kan SAH avenue, with decisions postponed to next year and careful packing emphasized to avoid waste.
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Acme
Wilmarth
Bliss Banks
Lawrence
Gayitt
Stoker
Mr. Phillips
Kan- Sah
Etoker
Mra
Milliken
Colorado
Witmarth
Voting Opens for Topeka and Kansas Ladies in Festival Contests
The Floral Day committee opens a voting contest at Waggoner's drug store to select a Topeka representative and a Kansas figure for the allegorical parade float. Entries include many named local women and discussion on cash prizes, treasury funds, and committee duties.
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Kansas
Topeka
Joab Mulvane
A. D. Rub- Dine
Parady
Hay
Slonch
Woo Wilson
Prasces N. Wood
Lucy A Millen
Helen B. Farnsworth
Finma
Remsey
Aldridge
Carrie E. Hanley
EB. Raub
RA. Ranchet
Mise Minnis Marsh
Voth
Mies Eile Neil
Mins Rose Davie
Mies Agnes Walsh
A. J. Hungate
Mre. Willan
Whitmer
Prizes debated for Fall Festival Flower Parade displays
The general committee of ladies discussed offering prizes in addition to existing private awards for the Fall Festival Flower Parade. Mrs Galbreath proposed formalizing the idea, with several members supporting incentives to boost participation. Some cautious voices urged treasury readiness, while others highlighted prize appeal as essential to spur decorating.
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Qalbreath
Miltken
Milliken
Hudson
Wilmerth
Hani
Living Flag of Children Parade Plans and Participants
Floral Committee reports nearly 200 girls registered for Prof Hunson living flag. 163 registered. event slated at Budsot's hall Seventy Street and Kansas avenue in the city building third hour. Parade debates include Don Quixote and dragon pageants and timing for Thursday morning or daylight displays with Maj. McKinley parade concerns.
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Grace Herring
Grace Thomas
Ethel Wingett
Lugie Honey
Stella Hughes
Annie Croc
Myrtle Austin
Katherback
Ronnie Wilson
Mattie Barnes
Kate McKitmart
Emma Myers
Clara Berger
Lula Waldron
Ie Bucket
Leah
Gertrude Cather
Gertrude Rakey
Rule Rake
Lottie Chapman
Stella Mitchell
Edna Fraser
Vic Troutman
Ruth Ropper
Hazel Pulton
Ethel Alexander
Kate Rafferty
Dowish
Lstuty House
Dean
Bradford
Adame
Edwards
McKinley
Aghool
Greenwald
Anderson
Kansas Avenue
Rodgers
Hureday
Captain Titan
Plent
Samuelson
Rodzert
Grocierans
Political Dawn Notes From North and Midwest Campaigns
Reports from West and East Chicago detail campaign chatter on sound money and McKinley. General Osborne and Colonel Heath discuss farmer support shifts, literature demand, and the spread of sound money clubs among railroad workers nationwide.
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Michigan
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Green Bay
Wis
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Cincinnati,Chicago & St. Owls
Gio
Greuniaiag
Bucyram
Political bets run high as McKinley Bryan wagers mount
Amid election chatter in New York Aug 21, gamblers place large sums on McKinley or Bryan with odds around 2 to 1. California backers post $10,000 for McKinley while Bronx bookmakers and Manhattan hotels report sizable bets and side wagers. Nevada and Illinois also feature bets as markets shift and public interest grows.
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Californis
Gunet
McKinley
Bryan
McKinsey
McKinley Reney
Astor
Hoffman House
al Dreyer
Leo Swatts
Postae
Swatts
Dreyer
Swarts
Bryan Against Dreyers $2500 On McKinley. John Madigan
Bryan pictures gone in Anderson Indiana note
A week of thefts in Anderson sees at least 100 Bryan pictures taken from front windows. Seventy street Seventh sends reports of missing frames, with McKinsey prints sometimes swapped in. Meanwhile a Denver trip promo offers cheap Union Pacific fares to the National Eisteddfod with tickets on sale Aug 10 to Sept 1.
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American Newspaper Directory
Standard Authority On
Spruce Street
New York City
Kansas
Chicago
The
Chronicle
Anderson
Indiana
Bryan
Seventh Street
Sendal
McKinsey
Denver
Colo
Union Pacific
Pointein Kanes
Nebraska
F. A Lewis
J.C. Fulton
Senator Stewart on Wall Street and silver bullion decline
Senator Stewart spent the day in Wall Street tracing the Jenders and discussing who may shield them behind big banks. He blamed bullion manipulators for price declines and warned silver sentiment could threaten ruin if not checked. Also notices and travel ads include Capital lodge 392 meeting, Burlington railway schedules, and testimonials on medical remedies.
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Stewart
Wall Street
Hia
Europe
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