A Delightful Afternoon and Surprise Party Notes
The item describes a 1 o clock luncheon hosted by Miss Vera Low with bride colors green and white. Guests include Anne Zein Robinson of Columbus and Miss Beers Campden among others. A later surprise party for Mr and Mrs William Bauer features neighbors and friends attending at a country home with a formal tea, flowers, and a mandolin club performance.
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Mies Bfyrtle Davis
Vera Low
Sillah
Roses. Com
Anne Zein Robinson
Columbus
Chic
Miss Beers Campden
Bites
Mary Thompson
Eusie Guy
Mise
Edna MecClin
Alles Plorence Fossington Sud
Georss Crosman
Samatt
Agnes Walsh
Canta
Taylor Street
Eyene
Bula
Mies Sadie
Shay
Patty
St. Joe
Malcolm Dames
Frances Watsn
Arene of News
Rea
Gertruds Willett
Mise Bila Rumsey
Rose Davis
Mise May Short
Mise Lilian Kirkpatrick
Mixes Wi
Mame Hagen Mins Hatt
Mie B Steele Grace Lemon
Peart
Mine Pay Smith
Mic Elize-beth Gavitt
Mies
Blanche Bear
Miss Ly Hagar
Addl Skinner
Sissemy, Allen
Mise Mattie Moi
Shas
Mies On
Mine Gait Clark
William Bauer
Notare Furmher
Hy Tame Duan
Ridgeway
Antle Peckunjo
Ant Dire
M. T. Watson
Wend Dire Creny
Whitlow Ek
Local Social Roundup in Topeka and Nearby
Christmas and holiday visits fill Topeka with families and friends. Mr and Mrs W Sterne host guests. Revard from Chanute visits sister Mrs T G Harding. Miss Criosa Tuttle plans KC return after visit with Moble Goodwin. Mrs C Hayman and Mrs J B and son visit Mr McCall. Martin couple to Rock Creek after Kansas City week. Robinson family in Meriden with Pearl Deming. Jeusie and Clara Steele travel from Kansas City for New Year with Gertrude Babcock. Mrs Harry Ingram and children pass through Topeka to Gulsekten, noting Mrs Ingram’s Topeka ties. Mrs Clara M Holtwick hosts dinner for Mildred Mathews of Glathe attending state teachers meeting.
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Valley Falls
Mr. Martin
Kansas City
Rock Creek
Hobinson
Meriden
Topeka
Pearl Deming
Miss Deming
Worine
Disses Jeusie
Clara Steele
Gertrude Babcock
Veale
Harry Ingram
Gul- Sekten
Towa
Mra Ingram
Clara M. Holtwick
Mildred Mathews
Glathe
Local notes and council meeting set in Topeka area
Weaving an assortment of terse items, the Topeka region’s notices reference a special meeting of a sheriff association, city council schedules, court actions, theater departures, and holiday events. Key items include a planned elevator budget for the state capitol, probate court adjudications, and a New Year turkey for performers.
Dangerous Herbs and Drunken Talks in Town
Fragmented dialogue shows a man name Decglnss arguing with police while wandering the street. He asserts the city harms him by unpaid wages and questions the authority to detain him. An advertisement for a dyspepsia cure and a patent medicine product closes the piece.
Grafting Schemes in Legislation Alleged as Stockyard Grift
A long description accuses lawmakers and lawyers of graft in Kansas legislation. It recounts a Topeka based grafting network from 1890s through 1899, detailing bill drafting, attorney influence, and payments to secure favorable laws affecting stockyards, books, and education funding. The piece links a known grafting rider to various industries and public offices, highlighting how money buys influence and outcomes.
Shinny stick injures boy in city path
Arthur Charien, ten years old, lay in Christ hospital with a skull fracture behind the left ear after being struck with a shinny club. A trephining operation was performed last night. Report notes uncertainty if the blow was accidental or intentional.
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Arthur Charien
Les
Christ Hospital
Charles
Ciey Y Path
Eorea Sharp
Nooney to Remain State House Chief Engineer
A. H. L. Nooney of Topeka will be reelected chief engineer at the state house for the next two years. No changes will occur in the firemen or state house employees until after the legislature adjourns. It is settled that Nooney will continue in the post despite pending vacancies. Russian Church for New York. A jurisdiction takes up collections to build an Orthodox Russian church in Fork City.
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Belial
Ore City Federation
Texeh- Thr
Artee A
Moe Ewenn
Be. Howe
Legtelatt Gmistine
Bo Howey
Judiciary Committee
Arenes
Topeka
Kansas City
Ores Wl
Nenad
Pullman Company
Marshall County
Sedgwick
Gyp Wood
Wood
Wichita
Garteld College
Boston
Balle
A. G. Cochran
Clearette
State House
A. HL Nooney
Ee State House
Ar Nooney
New York
Fork City
Not on Programme reports peace overture in Colombia
A New York dispatch says President Jose Manuel Marroquin of Colombia has made peace overtures to the rebels. Cables received through Senor Emeliano Tanne indicate a possible meeting in Bogota. A separate dispatch notes Senor Inaza’s appointment as Colombian minister to Ecuador and a note from Marroquin insisting only surrender terms are acceptable.
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New York
the Tribune
Jose Manuel Marroquin
Colombia
Bogota
Senor
Emeliano
Ecuador
Marrogiii
Iowa Teachers Association Second Day Session Opens
In Des Moines the Iowa State Teachers association heard D B Kelly Cedar Falls discuss moral questions for schools followed by S H Sheakley Des Moines on the ache of the twentieth century and W W Speer Chicago on arithmetic teaching. The tentative committee proposed minor changes to the state school law as round table discussions were set for the afternoon and evening reports from the nominating committee and next year’s meeting location were announced.
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State Association of Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa State ‘Teachers’ Association
D. B. Kelly
Cedar Falls
S. H. Sheakjey
Des Maiies
W. W. Speer
Chicago
General Association
Smith the Man and Senate Judiciary Chair Change
Smith of Kinsley named chairman of the senate judiciary committee replacing Charles Branine of Harvey who was expected to take the post. The Board of Republic will head the agriculture committee. Bud Higgins, a colored man, was arrested after a disorderly night and a fight with his brother Pat Huggins. Higgins sustained a deep head wound and will face trial this afternoon.
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Kinsley
F. It Smith
Senate
Charles Branine
Harvey
I. Board of
Bud" Higgins
Pat Huggins
Higgins
British Steamer in Trouble Near Bermuda
Bermuda December 3. The British steamship Arthur Head captained by Souter, en route from New Castle to Baltimore, has broken its crankshaft. The vessel is sinking. Thomesen was killed at sea and buried here.
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Bermuda
Arthur Head
Souter
New Castle
Baltimore
Thomesen
Hare
No Advance Payment Constantinents Contract Signed
No advance payment was made on the contract signed with Constantinents. The porte has formally declined to pay Americans for the Kruppe, while the Germans have not yet received anything. A medical remedy advertisement offers cold or neuralgia relief at a price per package.
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Constantinents
Topeka Actress Esther Duff Stars in Broken Heart Play
Topeka actress Esther Rujaero presented her play A Broken Heart at Canford theater. The cast included Wil S. Rising the wandering minstrel and Tillian Kemble as Nellie Rowland. The production drew a large audience and featured noted Denver and Chicago connections.
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Singhe
Esther Rujasro
Csa
Canford Theater
Howe
Rocky Moun Taina
Wil S. Rising
Aew
Rising
Topeka
Atte Tycoon
Air
Elk
Imocial
Tillian Kemble
Nellie Rowland
Miss Kemble
Yarts
Bultch's Garden
EL Nevar
Rathburn
Rujaero
State Journal
Denver A
Eillich's Gardens
Price House
Denver
Jorical McE
All In & Life
Hujaero
Bujaero
Prinzender of Zenda at Crawtor theater in dramatic events
Ongoing engagements feature Prince of Zenda performed by Vaughn Glaser and Rudolph Vo at Crawtor theater. Glaser praised for balance and climactic delivery. audience responded with cordial applause as Bleh, Mayor of Btrelaas, notes the production’s fashionableness and romance.
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Prinader
Zenda
Prinoner
Elmer Njuyed
Vogue
Mudolph Vo
Te Hose
Zep
Bleh
Btrelaas
Geologists In Convention At Albany Meeting
The Geological Society of America opened its pensions at the Albany boys academy with Dr G Z Dewsom of the Canadian geological survey as president delivering the address. Papers were read by W M Davis N Jathaler H Hitchcock H P Cush HL Winch among others. The three day meeting will include many regional researchers.
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Albany
Geological Society of America
Albany Boys’ Academy
G. 2. Dewsom
Geological Survey of Canada
Wei Wi W. M. Davis
N. Jathaler
Heward
FD. Allan
Metin
Russian Consul at Bombay Appointment Sparks Debate
Moscow appoints M. Kiemm to be first Russian consul in Bombay amid concerns the post will serve political aims rather than commercial interests. In New York a Syracuse oculist Dr Higson found dead in an areaway on West Forty-fifth Street. police suspect robbery or foul play following a possible break in. Dr Brown, 40, involved in the incident.
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Bombay
St Petersburg
Der
Bom
Bay
M. Kiemm
Foreign Office
Central Asia
New York
Dee
Hig
Crown
Syracuse
Forty-fifth Street
Brown
Fragments of a Local Notice Surface in Print
OCR fragment shows partial date and names. missing context limits clear event. Readable items hint at a public notice or citation but essential action, authority, and deadline remain unclear within the fragment.
Real Estate Transfers Notice Fragment
Fragmentary real estate transfer notice listing parties and street references. Names and dates are partially legible with addresses at Curhine Avenue and related individuals mentioned in scattered form. Further readable details are unavailable in the surviving text.
Crum Di Ronse Sailors Reported Near North Athi Coast
Fragmentary report notes movements of several war ships and a vessel named Crum Di Ronse near the North Athi coast. Limited legible words indicate Ambansei and Peneaeola regions with possible reconnaissance or patrol activity. Further readable details are unavailable.
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I Ambansei
Marigita and Dee Debate Parcel Tax at City Council
In a tense city council session Marigita and Dee clashed over a seven dollar parcel tax. The dispute touched on revenue use and impact on residents while several speakers urged clear oversight and sunset provisions.
Lipton's Chicago Representative and Local Estate Dispute
An unclear fragment describes Dee Lipton's Chicago representative and a local estate matter involving Roger Wolcott. It notes someone lived here yesterday and mentions January, a grown man, and a view dent ae grown man. The text references Roger Wolcott Estate and a potential reel value. The overall sense is a disrupted notice about a property or inheritance matter with names and dates obscured.
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Lipton
Chicago
Dee
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