Afternoon party honors visitors from St Louis and Indianapolis
Mrs Frank P Russell of St Louis and Mrs Louis Wolfe of Indianapolis were guests of honor at a Patwin afternoon party hosted by Mrs Armin A Welkkirch. The home glowed with Alatuuma cedar decor. Guests teased by music and chatter, tiny silk Japanese fans given as favors. Invitations extended to many named guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Russell
St. Louis
Louis Wolfe
Lidianapolis
Armin A. Welkkirch
Patwin
CE Judd
James Ker
Kessie O'Neill
Dilley Tulla Larimer
Russell
Bt Louis
Wolfe
Indianapolis
Tweddona
Charles ‘O'Neil
Chillicothe
Missouri
Miss Cleckmede
St. Lou
W. T. Crosby
J. B. Larimer
W. H. Lininger
Norman Wear
A. ©. Davis
H. H. Tembry
Frank Sim
J. W. Nell
A. H. Vance
C. Wi F. Tinghes
Frank Thomas
W. W. Kitrhett
Meretlan
N. H. Zoomis
Frank Bonebroke
B ., Mize
Edward Grafstrom
Wed in den of lions at Elks carnival wedding
In Janesville Wisconsin Miss Martha Calvin and Nels Swain wed in the den at the Elks carnival before about five thousand spectators including forty lions leopards and tigers The couple from Orfordville received 3500 cash and 500 furniture as a wedding gift from the carnival manager The bride was calm the groom showed fear Galveston note follows about Mr Rose a leading southwest lawyer who died after illness and an operation in Roguel Texas His wife and child traveled north with his remains to be interred there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hunter
Fillmore Street
Flora
H. Hunter
Oliver A
J E. Lawrence
Selma Johnson
Janesville
Wis
Martha Calvin
Nels Swain
Orfardville
Crrsical Company
Galveston
Tex
Roguel
Rose
Southwest
For Sale One Stare Balcony Near Western Avenue
Auction classified item listing describes a balcony for sale and a local event at Western Avenue by Woodmen Circle with a dance tonight. It mentions products like Satin Skin Cream and Powder and a reference to The Modal. The text is fragmentary and mainly lists items and a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIT Western Avenue
Woodmen Circle
Cuban Reciprocity Debated by White in McClure's
Will White argues in McClure's September issue that Cuban reciprocity is a moral issue binding the United States to Cuba in exchange for the Platt Amendment. The article reviews President Roosevelt and the insurgents in Congress, noting McKinley’s unfinished work and the rebating plan as central flashpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
William Allen White
Emporia Eritor
Roosevelt
Root
Wood
White
Cabs
Congress
United States
Cubs
Cuba
Ley
McKinney
Chet McKinley
McKiney
Buffalo
Meir
Nehr
Roosevelideas
Striator Burton
Kansas
Witte
House of Representatives
House
Long
Kai
Senate
Nebraska
California
South Dakota
Michigan
Nevada
Wellington
America
President Roosevelt Cuban Policy Outlined in Debating Letter
White outlines President Roosevelt's Cuba policy emphasizing keeping faith with Cuba and building strong commercial ties. He argues for aiding Cuban modernization through kindness to foster American influence rather than coercion and insists on decency in American politics as a guiding principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patetor
Roosevelt Ikind
Iméet
White
Roosevelt
Cuba
Arrest of a Fugitive from Justice in City Case
Night Merchant Policeman Wm Hopkins and Patrolman McIntosh arrested a man calling himself John Moore or W Murray near the Crawford opera house after a suspected pickpocketing in August. The suspect, shot in the left thigh, had $156.23, a gold watch, a nugget pin, and seven rings. a Colorado Springs store robbery link is suspected. Murray awaits habeas corpus handling as Chief Donovan negotiates with Colorado Springs officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hopkins
McIntosh
W. Murray
Hopkins
Crawford Opera House
Robert Lambert
Hocksland
Lamberts
John Moore
Pavey
Moore
Murray
Wateh
Colorado Springs
Locke
Donovan
King
Judd
Hankin
Rooking
J. M. Murray
Fagan
Hazen
North Topeka social notes and visitors from surrounding towns
In North Topeka today residents and visitors are listed including Bruel of Rossville, Miss May Cromwell, Miss Lucretia Kemp from Colorado Springs, Miss May Tillinghast visiting Miss Minnie Boyd, and Miss May McNown recovering from rheumatism. Rev. J A Stavely returns from Lyndon and Baldwin. Mrs A V Fane visits East Laur ent. Rev John Tracy will preach at Congregational church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dallas
Vera
Kansas
Lucretia Kemp
Colorado Springs
May Tillinghast
Western Avenue
Minnie Boyd
Maple Hill
May McNown
J. A. Hofer
Quincy Street
Pleasant Hill
John Tracy
Ironwood
Mich
Alice Safford
Railroad Street
Als Smith
Onkaloom
Smith
Monde Street
J. A. Stavely
Lyndon
Baldwin
A.V. Fane Ee
Marya
Dudley Prath
East Lauent
O. C Taylor
Bayles
Sich
Usey
Rebot
W. A Mann
Colorado
B. J. Montgomery
Massachusetts
Vermont
Interests Bible
Honest Aire
Rae Ema
Benor
Larry Soangter
Local Social Notes Highlight Travel and Weddings
Mrs Alfred Hayden overlooks a vacation at Capitol View and Wm Cowdley store with relatives from Kemp and Reid families. Several plans include St Louis trip for millinery staff Ida Paramore and Mrs Frank Grear. Rev Countermine to preach at Second Presbyterian with a couple’s marriage by Rev Glendenning and future move to Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hayden
Wm. M. Cowdley
Capitol View
Mr Hayden
Wm. Kemp
Reid
Lutte Gaughter
Myrtle
William Kemp
Ida
Paramore
Millinery
New Era Department Store
St. Louis
Frank Grear
Richardson
Emily Richardson
Stratford
Canada
Cal
Mise ‘Warner
J. W. Countermine
Sioux City
Town
Countermine
First Presbyterian Church
Second Presbyterian Church
Ells ‘Junes
Efinghan
George Bes Werne
Cntral County
Anice
Thay
J. & Glendenning
Second Presbyterian Aoe
Quincy Street
Rita
Bond and Blaine Accord Revived in Newfoundland Talks
Sir Robert Bond sails from Liverpool for Washington to reopen negotiations on the Bond Blaine convention. Newfoundland premier and colonial secretary travels via Montreal and Washington to seek ratification of the historic pact once debated ten years prior between James G. Blaine and Newfoundland’s premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Robert Bond
Liverpool
Washington
London
Robert Bond
Newfoundland
Orday
Montreal
Newfoundland Accord Wins U S Privileges On Trade And Land
After a twelve year effort Premier Wilfrid Wilts success secures imperial approval for American favored terms. Newfoundland gains reduced duties for a broad class of imports and land, while the Dominion of Canada remains involved. London approves the reciprocity policy and the British chargé d’affaires will liaise with the state department on arrival in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
United States
Canada
State Department
America
Train Strikes Car Injuring Koeblein Family in North Topeka
John Koeblein and wife were badly bruised when their wagon was struck by a Union Pacific train as they crossed near Kansas Avenue in North Topeka. The crash overturned the wagon and left Mr Koeblein briefly unable to move while Mrs Koeblean remained bedbound today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koeblein
Phine
Kansas Avenue
Union Pacific
Fcram
North Topeka
Koeblein
Trolt
Rome
Gordon Street
Keeblain
Koebletn
Koebiet
Koebletts
SC. E. Lawn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeannette Wolcott
Mareel Howe
Atchison
Jy. A. Hyder
Miss Howe
Hazel Allen
St. Loui
Miss Quinton
Fay Quinton
Lulu Ewart
Relle Updegraff
Jessie Campbell
Jessie Myers
Jessia Payne
Harriett Saintey
Bliss Meade
Elizabeth Meade
Mine Alice Lakin
Ethel Davin
McMaster
Effie Bainter
Mne
George Bainter
Kinaas City
Shomor
Susie Rodgers
Juanita Lord
Phil Reed
Helen Sharitt
Mint
Elle Batrver
Clara Laubach
W. C. Ralston
Taylor Street
Jennie Wells
Lane Street
John Young
Snubly
William A. Bfc- Carter
Frank Washburn
Arthur Wilson
John Wimsatt
Shirley King
Ella Fuller
Maud McMurtrie
Mininie McMurtrie
Nora Spencer
Dolly Brown
Pansy Johnson
Mary Axtell
Mary Logan
Olive Logan
Miandna Danner
Matilda Welding
Tim
Ohio
Helen Ingham
Edith Ingham
Mary Wilson
McNaughton
Gordon King
Frank Mohler
Harry Adame
Lindon Day
J. J. Shellabarger
Josephine Shellabarger
Ludington
William Macterton
Shellaburger
New York City
Joseph Shellaburger
Mt. Oread Institute
Worcester
Mass
Albert Patten
Frank Scott Davis
Emporia
Jones Tanner
C. W. Kouns
Nellie
Sarah
Kouns Sil
Los Angeles
Dave W. Mulvane
Chisiaro
Mra Flob. Gatchelt
Mobra
Bt. Joseph
Hle Gink
Albert Horton
Marie Horton
S. J. Bear
Bear
Frank Halm
Salt Lake City
Stacey Hadley
Tom Bartlett
Rice County
F. B. Gat
Lola McMahon
Mary Donlels
Clara Daniels
TD. H. Martin
Lake View
Kahr
Chicago
Edward Clark
Council Grove
Clark
Mary Heery
Topeka
Charles &. Lagerstrom
Anna
Speck
Emporis
C.H. Mallon
George Fraser
Florence Fraser
D. 5. Myers
Topeks
Albuquerdas
Carlotta Conklin
Santa Fe N. M
Academy of Our Lady of Light
Alice Scott
William
Ighter
W. T. Marsh
Kansas City
Indiana
George Neil
Cammuck
Miss Kahr
Germany
J. B White
Letha
Reba
Saton
Emma Morse
Charles W. Guild
Mise Gertrude Willett
Seattle
Wash
Peste Washington
Pacific Coast
Nina Huffman
Tenth Avenue East
Marie McClarty
Mininie Teter
Cora de Long
Jefferson Street
Marie Garber
Maude Monron
Daisy Lee Pankey
Nelle Purcell
Bessie Burtles
Ethel Pankey
Emma, Schafer
Tillie Nissley
Misa Pearl Raber
John Robinson
Albuquerque
N M
A. L. Thorne
Ed Meehan
Orly Lint Weet
Willams Quinn
Louisville
Kentucky
Regina Music Boxes
E.B. Guild Music CO
Greenwald’s
Ae Bot
Foster
Will White
McKinley
J. W. Murray
Osankie
Bruel
Rossville
Missesda
May Cromwell
Mencken
Albert Hunt
H. M. Clime
Ee Con
Wwe
Tso
the Fitwell Shoe CO
Kansas Ave
Flagman
City Ticket Offen Unies Pacific R. R
Kanms Ave
Dibble's
Hart Brand
Wisconsin
The
Dibble Wholesale. & Retail Gro. Co
People’s Store
Bath Phones
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