Local Social Notes and Guests Across Town
Mrs Adriga J Greene hosts afternoon at Avenue Western today for Mrs William Eugene Stanley of Wick Kaee and invites neighbors including Mrs Willie Heim Gkee and Mrs James Kellam. A gathering marks the eve of a party with Miss Gussie Fuller entertaining Monday at New York City. The social page lists club meetings, visitors from St Louis and Kansas City, and plans for travel to Mexico and Europe.
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Adriga J. Greene
William Eugene Stanley
Wiek- Kae
Willie J. Heim Gkeeeem
James Wii Raz
Sioutan Albirigh
Ste T
Polvek
Henry FF. Mason
Rouseeau A. Eaten Stra
Linda Bro AL Claek
Thomas E. “Kelty
Ee Garevey
Ettee Hele
Uta
Steverson
Teron
Charlon L. Stiortava
Jonuull
William Eugene Stantes
Crerloé le Wood
Quinton
Herbert L. Arti
Kesinas City
Magiah
W. T. Allen
Richmond
Ind
Alstes
A.W. Laci
Fyne P. MacLennan
Charles
Oklahoma City
Post Nation
Kansas
W. J. Enntoran
George Shyder
New York
W L. Taylor
Mexico
Europe
Kurts Kellar
Kansas City
Lane
R. A. Burch
William F. Gowen
Lawrence
Janet Wheeler
John Fielshman
John Fieshman
Beloit
Visig
John Worley
Monroe
Bite
A. Harshbarger
Fotlowelns
Cubitas
Mien Einer
Mie
Anke Vine Sherman
Vera Otto
Jen Adama
Sperry
Marie Glover
Gladys Deusherty
Georg Spencer
Frank Harshbarger
Mita Lorraine Warren
Viatting
St. Louie
Poplar Bluffs
Wil
Priest Deported From Ellis Island After Nine Years in U S
New York on February 21 Pathor Noel Demorest a French priest who spent nine years in the United States as a missionary among New Mexico Indians was denied landing at Ellis Island. He arrived on a Touraine voyage and claims he sought naturalization under the Ruseneved act, but lacked proper papers. The case hinges on noncompliance with required documentation and interpretation of citizenship status.
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New York
Noel Demorest
Filia Island
New Mexico
America
France
Touraine
Demorest
Depression and unrest roil Wall Street outlook
New York records ongoing depressions in Wall Street amid mixed signals of oversell and market caution. War fears and grain freight costs ripple through the finance scene with concerns over oil miners strikes and rail warnings. Analysts note falling bank clearings and the northern securities merger case as factors sustaining investor anxiety.
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Wall Street
New York
Northern Securities
Sen
Train fares to western states via Rock Island system
Fares listed include 9 25 to California 22 50 to Oregon and Washington 20 00 to Montana and Utah via Rock Island system Tickets on sale March 1 to April 20 Good in tourist sleepers and reclining cars Liberal stopover privileges Full information from Rock Island agents or write A M Fugler Topeka Kan The International Railroad union will host its first annual ball on Wednesday evening March 3 at Hudson's
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Oregon
Washington
Montana
Utah
Hock Island
A.M. Fugler
PL & T
A. Roth
P Phosos
Topeka
Kan
International
Hudson's
Rich Miser Dies Lived In Dugout Near Silver Lake
William Perry a 70 year old recluse known as the Island’s old man died of pneumonia at the Silver Lake hotel after living in a dugout he built on the River Kaw island. Executor T J Coughlin of Topeka appointed. Perry left an estimated fortune of about 50000 dollars with bank deposits found at his dugout. He owned about 700 acres of river bottom land. his passing ends a life of frugal, solitary living, and a nephew Frank Perry of Topeka may manage the estate.
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Willam Perry
Silver Lake
England
Ubon
Perry
Topeka
T. J. Coughlin
Frank Perry
H Ie
New York
New York State
Hephew
Bean
Kaw
Silver Take
L. B. Gordon 18 Dead and Inmate Insanity Trial
L B Gordon 18 died at Bedwell's asylum after hospital transfer following probate court findings. Father of V B Kistler from North Topeka, 31, previously tried for insanity defense. found not insane, then deemed violently insane and committed. Funeral at Pritmy. Wrightington Named Harvard Captain for 1896 season, seen as improving team under his leadership.
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Lewis E. Gerson
Bedwell
Topeka
Gordon
V. B Kistler
North Topeka
Ick
Keith
Bedwell's
Parry Strike Shuts Factory Amid Wage Cuts
Parry Manufacturing in Indianapolis employs seventy five cratera and hangers who have struck over wage reductions. Four D. M. Parry, president of two national associations, notes the walkout follows cut from 73 to 81 cents per piece since October, with a further two cent cut proposed. Non union workers were paid off and discharged. Also: Burlington star basketball talent in Iowa may join major league play before season end.
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Parry
Indianapolls
Parry Manufacturing Company
M. Parry
National Manufacturing Association
National Industrial Association
Fragmentary note hints at a runaway incident and danger
Fragmentary OCR mentions a runaway and fear of harm near Arnold Drug Co. unclear details follow. No clear names, places, or outcomes beyond danger implied and a reference to Arnold.
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Uckien
Arnold
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Endorsement
A testimonial praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a rapid cure for rheumatism and other ailments. Mrs Margaret Gants of Burlington Iowa recounts relief after taking one box, noting regained mobility and lasting improvement. The ad claims wide range of conditions cured and directs purchase through druggists or the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady.
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Williams
Margaret Gants
Bodemay Street
Burlington
Iowa
Dr. Williams
Sid Rie
Schenectagy
March Weather Report From 16 Years Of Data
Director Jennings of the government weather bureau summarizes March weather over 16 years, noting averages, extremes, frost dates, precipitation totals, and cloud and wind patterns. The 1903 March averaged 24.6 degrees with 2.96 inches of rain and highs to 91 degrees, plus frost and snowfall records.
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Jennings
Government Weather Bureau
Will Divides 3 000 000 In Chicago Real Estate
The will of the late Frederick J Otis filed in probate court divests a vast Chicago real estate estate valued at more than 3 million dollars The widow Mrs Emeline Otis and sons Charles T Otis Lucian J Otis and several relatives are named as beneficiaries including Margaret E Otis Winifred Otis Hine and Grace R Ott Nine Bullseyes Manila Feb 27 The Wisconsin battleship sets a mark nine hits in ten shots Ill conduct on paymaster Moree over commissary irregularities to go to court
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Chicago
Fen
Frederick J. Otis
Mra
Emeline Otis
Charles T
Lucian J. Otis
Adolan M. Dering
Margaret E. Otis
Winifred Otis Hine
Grace R. Ott
Mads
Manila
Wisconsin
Paymaster
Moree
Whisky led to murder near Sand Coulee in Montana
Helens Montana February 27 In the presence of several witnesses George H Lobike who was captured at Grand Forks recently confessed to the murder of George Sedlack near Sand Coulee on Thursday of last week Lobike claims the name is George Wada He says he killed Sedlack over a quarrel sparked by a bottle of whisky.
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Helens
Mont
George H. Lobike
Grand Forks
George Sedlack
Sand Cowloe
Thursby
Lobike
George Wada
Sddlack
Senate backs $2,000,000 post office site bill in NYC
Washington February 21 the senate committee on public buildings and grounds ordered a favorable report on the bill appropriating 2,000,000 dollars for a post office site in New York City in connection with the Pennsylvania Railroad station.
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Washington
Senate
New York City
Santa Fe Low Round Trip Rates Southwest March Excursions
The Santa Fe announces unusually low excursion fares to the Southwest with round trips to Oklahoma and Texas points posted for March 1 and 15. Fares show broad territorial coverage with samples like $6.59 to Oklahoma City and Shawnee, one way and return options to many Texas and Gulf ports. The offer aims to attract health and pleasure travelers to the region before fares rise after the promotion ends.
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Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Texas Valley
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Galveston
Otter i
Tesas
Ona Way
Deraing
United State
Taunton Trust Hit By Possible Receiver Appointment
Taunton Safe Deposit & Trust faces action as state officials seek a receiver amid a pending injunction in the supreme court. The company, said to be in distress from weak assets, plans to pay depositors in full, with $800000 in loans and $200600 in capital stock. President Tempio indicated he would not oppose the receiver petition when heard.
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Taunton
Mass
Doorm
Aha
Taunton Safe Deposit & Trust
Aner
Supreme Goat Ak
Boston Montay
Piney
Edward Ple
Wabi
Preetient Tempio
Supreme Court
North Topeka social and transit notes mix with church events
In North Topeka a flurry of social happenings fills the week from a dance at the Barrett block to lectures at Asbury M. E. and Central Avenue Christian Church. Members of Golden Rule lodge plan a funeral service, while the Duplicate Whist Club and local families attend gatherings and a child is mourned after a train accident near Rock Island.
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Einball Buiating Company
Sil NorthLago Tetax Peallgtings
Asia
Nicholson
Harte
Elmont Waa
Bred Barthh
Downs Waa
North Side
Jackson Street
Kansas City
Mia
Mark Putnam
George Saunders
Ilean Taam
Spcquarien
Laiheena
Seeheater
George Crouch
East Laurent Street
Council No. 4
K. and I. of
Barrett Block
Claud Doane
Junction City
Fred Doane
KK Heinzman
Asbury M. HB
Church of the Good Shepherd
Canon Burke
EF. N. Bentley
Lawrence
Kansas
Central Avenue
Golden Rule Lodge
North
Kansas Avenue
Pua
Samuel G. Parkhurst
H. G. Miller
W. BM
H. L. Sherburne
Lownites Southwest
L. A. Tigh
Dorothy Curtis
Whittmant
Miss Curtis
V. Kistler
Whittman
Earl Graham
Harry Jameson
HF. Guthrie
D. Wolf
Misa
Martha Kimball
Jarne
Schaeffer
Jacob Schaeffer
Torpeka Avenue
Rock Island
Great School
Rock
A. Faulk
East
Gordon Street
Mr. Faulk
Finnch and Stock Exchange
Geo. Stratemeyer
Ira
Dowler
Miller
Steele
McMillen
Esther Bonawitz
Gladys Miller
Bonawitz
Rollie Ir
Topeka Church of Christ
J.T. Purvis
Purvis
Buring Ta
Christian Church
Garden Street
California fare notices and travel details for March and April
A partial travel notice describes a 225.00 rate via Santa Fe with tickets in salon service during March and April, applying to intermediate points. It mentions free chair car service, liberal stopover privilege, and information for travelers, with references to L Ring and J oP. The State Journal is noted as the source.
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Santa Fe
Sala
L. Ring
J Op
T A
Eugenie's Jewels and the Empresss Market Quest
Fragmented account recalls Eugenie selling jewels to aid a fallen dynasty. An Englishman travels India by road, rail, and river to secretly broker a sale of priceless items. Despite danger and secrecy, jewels find a buyer among a distressed ruler, ending a perilous quest amid era tensions.
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Eugenie
Europe
Sedan
An Eglishman
Bombay
Amon
India
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California
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W.f.roehr Music Co
Rich Miser
Recluse
TY. J. Coughlin
L. B. Gordon
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Harvard
Boston
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Harvard University
Fedger N. Wrightington
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Bowman
Megott
Taunton Trust Company
the State Journal
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Angel of Death
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Supolio
G. S. E. Gavin
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W. Hopkins
Merchant Police
Private Works
East 8Th St
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