Young Wife Deserted by Kansas Groom in Muncte
A 19 year old man from Burks Kansas married a 15 year old girl in Muncte. He received 100 from her mother as a wedding present, took the bride to Muncte, spent the money, pawned her jewelry, and last night abducted her to a church before fleeing to Kansas. Authorities promise to pursue and repay the girl’s tuition costs if she returns home. The wife is reported to be in danger and has threatened self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aless
Innasappa
Busi- Beet College
Wardin
William Valentine
Topeka
D. M. Valentine
Casey
Ind
Clarence Bowman
T. G Kennedy
Kansas City
E. J. Carpenter
Berslater
Frossie
C.L. Brown
Arkansas City
Jude
A. H- Horton
Miss Earth
Nelson
John Albert
Minneapolis
Kax
Topeke
L. O'Brien
AL Willams
Mra J. ©. Jarret
W. J. Dickey
Harry Willams
William Price
el Dorado
Seuvd Carda
Helen Price Kibniteky
Phil Rasman
Hyperion Club
Steinberg
B. Reed
A. W. Lacey
AL W. Parks
George Baxie
Lavey
Fillmore Street
HG. Miller
Valencis
Urna GE Shelton Jett
Maryvills
Mra J
Herbert Fairchild
Colorado Springs
William Starr
Bis J. Stanley
Higgins
Tex
John
Iterars
Lee Monroe
Excelsior Springs
Charles Gillespie
Ed Mies
Ethel Dick Jett
We M
Pedre Rhi
Purner
Guthrie
Turner
Wellhouse Sees Fruit Outlook Amid Cold Weather
Judge Fred Wellhouse reports on ericuk Gemans trait tives with a focus on fruit losses from recent cold. Peaches suffer the only visible damage while overall fruit prospects look encouraging. future peach crops are expected to show a credible improvement as trees matured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wellhouse
Hk Guietis
Ericuk Geman
Cold snap threatens Kansas fruit as warm spell ends
Last fall's mild spell gave way to a severe cold that dropped temperatures to eight degrees below zero, frightening fruit beds despite buds not yet waking. Prospects for the winter fruit crop looked bright before the snap. A Hutchinson wholesale grocery arm of Parkhurst Dutis Mercantile in Topeka is chartered with 50,000 capital, named Gonder Petro Mercantile. State banks are chartered daily with Colony State Bank and The State Bank of Syracuse among fresh entrants. Syracuse bank capital is 20,000. Chief Justice McColl of Victoria BC died in a convulsion after a period of Bright's disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hutchinson
Parkhurst- Dutis Mercantile Company
Topeka
Parkhurst
Dr. Woods
Kansas CIA
State Bank of
Syracuse
Pleasant Socials Mark Midweek Activities in Topeka
Ladies at First O P church enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. W. S. Lintkay with musical numbers by local performers. Grace Cathedral Ladies’ Guild hosted guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Quinton’s home with a brief program and tea service. An anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Wear featured a rocking chair gift and refreshments, as Topeka residents attended numerous social visits and shopping events through late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kellam
Western Avenue
Ethel Peck
Chicago
Edith Crawford
Alice Lakin
Elizabeth Meade
Mabel Wood
Bert Garvin
Miss Meade
Anna Herbst
Flrst
W. S. Lintkay
Taylor Street
Lindsay
Vance
Hanrock
Clarence McClintock
Kansas City
W. B. Swan
Sadie McCauhy
Nellie McKilahan
Ladies’ Guild
Grace Cathedral
A. B. Quinton
Topeka Avenue
Alabama
C. P Bolmar
J. W. Belcher
J. Dennis
Alice Meade
Mikes Ethel Davis
Jessie Cumpper
Helen Quinton
Mike Faynalntort
Clair
Dean
Mra Kaye
Anu Oir
North Prescott
Jess Payne
Willian Gish
Doctor Grafts Skin To Heal Burned Face In Chicago Clinic
In Chicago at the post graduate hospital Dr D Orsi Hecht performed a facial graft on 16 year old Mize Helen Mock. Burns from a gasoline explosion covered her face and a graft used fresh epidermis to restore her appearance. Three times as many young women offered to sacrifice for their suffering friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
D'Orsiy Hecht
Post-Graduate Hospital
Helen Mock
North Topeka social notes and notices scattered
Local items from North Topeka list residents traveling to Kansas City Valley Falls and Cincinnati Ill. visits by Misses Currie Hitchcock and Staples, moved addresses, church sermons by Rev Poss, upcoming lodge degrees, close-out sale ads, and a ladies trimmed hat sale from Costley & Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ediare
Kim Ting Ce
Kanse
Ernest Hornbaum
Kansas City
Petro
Valley Falls
Misa Currie Hitchcock
Hoyt
Kansas Avenue
Stanley
Rana
Harriet Staples
SPR Cori
Eis Ens
Harper
Jefferson Street
Wistern Avenue
G. J. Hollette
Texas
Eugene Lodze
Jonga Lukens
Knanity
Sonce
Costley & Post
M. H. Carpenter
Mra
Jackson Street
Shipping rumble near London sparks New York talk of rates
John Lee of the White Star line in New York commented on approaching shipping men traveling from London amid talk of a proposed combination. He doubted a sale of White Star, questioned rate fixes, and blamed fleet size for freight rate dissatisfaction. He cited Celtic and other ships as evidence against a sale and warned that smaller boats would not rival larger ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
New York
London
White Star Line
Chicago
White Star
Banquet plans hinge on Gen Funston’s health
The Marquette club in Chicago hopes Gen. Funston will attend their Lincoln’s Birthday banquet on February 12 but his illness may prevent travel. If able, he may come. Senator Hanna and Phil Campbell of Pittsburg are named speakers along with a South speaker as the dinner highlights.
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Ajnb
Gen
Funston
Becaue
Marquette Club
Chicago
Lincoln
William Lincoln Bush
Kansas City
Fun~ston
General Funston
Phil Campbell
Pittsburg
Kan
Hanna
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Senate
South
Death of James B. Condon in Dulles Oregon
James B. Condon a leading lawyer and prominent citizen died last night at age 74. He is survived by his brother Prof Thomas Condon connected with the state university and by another brother and sister in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Condon
The
Dulles
Ore, Jan. W
Thomas Condon
State University
New York
Metcalf facing long Senate probe over Filipino shooting
Washington officials report a Senate pensions subcommittee scrutinizes war department papers on General Metcalf amid claims he killed no Filipino prisoners and evades direct answers. Capt Boltwood challenges Metcalf while allies hope for clearing explanations, yet confirmation seems weeks away.
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Washington, D. C
Metcalf
Senate Committee On Pensions
Simon, Debor
Scott
Metcalf Wich
War Department
Bare
Yan
Wis
Washington
Mullus
Boltwood
Metexis
Burton
Harris
Holtwood
Funston
Senator Burton
Revival to close at Third Presbyterian Church Tonight
The three week revival series at Third Presbyterian Church ends with tonight's service. Dr Hatfield selects Past Feeling as the closing theme and will describe the danger of twisted condition. The large chorus choir led by Prof Tracy has drawn strong interest. Many have confessed Jesus Christ as Savior. all are invited to attend for music and final sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Presbyterian Church
Hatfield
Tracy
Jesus Christ
Be A Stranger's Bride Miss Mulock Leaves Town For Chicago Marriage
Miss Josephine Mulock a Grace Episcopal church worker from Orange county, famed family member, abruptly leaves Middletown for Port Jervis then Chicago to wed Kinsley Hencke of Fort Scott Kansas. They met through a matrimonial ad after exchanging photos. proposal came a week ago. Mulock plans to wear a red carnation boutonniere upon arrival. her mother died last year leaving her a monthly income.
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Middletown
N. x
Josephine Mulock
Grace Episcopal Church
Orange County
Port Jervis
Chicago
Kinsley Hencke
Fort Scott
Kas
Majock
Hencke
Mise Mulock
Kite
Mulock
Fether
Young elopers caught in Stamford marriage scheme
Stamfort Conn January 17 Two Italians Teresa Picea and Teodore Sandomerico were arrested on abduction charges after a New York couple eloped with teenage girls aged about 14 and 15. The girls married in Bridgeport and the families pursued them to Stamford where police found the husbands and the young brides at Miller Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hridgeport
Stamford
Alberta
Hove
Miler Street
Tax payment dispute stalls half year's levy
The county treasurer's office faced a hiccup over an 11 cent personal tax payment. A man believed to be Richard Roe attempted to pay the first half, but clerks would not accept 9 or 8 cents as half payment. The issue will be appealed to the treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Roe
Moe
Deneley Sues Transfer Company for Damages
John Deneley filed a district court suit against Topeka Transfer and Storage Company claiming injuries after a July incident on Kansas Avenue. He says employee Toby Tobias struck him with a wagon of hides, injuring his left leg and causing sixteen weeks of illness. Damages sought total 2400 dollars, plus attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deneley
Making Out Warrants For Unpaid Property Tax
County treasurers prepare warrants to be delivered to the sheriff for unpaid personal property tax. County commissioners hear complaints about high assessments and often deny assessor reports. Warrants will soon be in sheriff hands for collection with penalties applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aheritt
Sherit
Pere Bh Railway Steamer Strikes Harbor Bar
In Lum Michigan a Pere Bh Railway steamer ran aground at the harbor mouth during a high southwest gale. The vessel was scuttled in nine feet of water, and 39 passengers and crew were rescued by life saving crews using breeches buoy and lines launched from shore. Waves washed over decks as the craft settled near the north pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lum
Mich
Jan
Pere Bh Railway Company
No. S
Hfe
North Pier
Maladies From Wheat Diets Mentioned in 19th Century Text
The article discusses digestive disorders linked to overripe or poorly digested meals involving wheat and starch. It notes symptoms resembling a wrinkler's condition and dyspepsia and suggests that certain wheat preparations may irritate the small intestine and nerves, relating to blood and muscle ills.
Rescue at Sea Near Muskegon Stranding
A four women among nine passengers and crew were rescued by breeches buoy from a steamer sent from the pier as Great Waves menaced the ship. The vessel carried 20 000 bushels of barley and 08 tons of merchandise after the stranding near the same site as the Muskegon ferry wreck three weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat
Muskegon
Threere Mutiquette
Kainne Ny
Plece
100 000 Specimens and a Standard Oil Director in New York
New York January 17 Standard Oil director Thomas B Bushnell, one of the company’s directors, returned home after severe injuries from a fall. Hospital reports say he recovered enough to leave his home, but a relapar hemorrhage is cited as the possible cause of death. A flood of letters and a curious collection of fragments, including Rundieh type and other items, were noted in a local archives inspection linked to Dean Hoffman.
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New York
Dean Hoffman
Aera
Fortmnee
Res
Stretes City
Han
Deas Hat
Standard Oil
Thormas B. Bushnell
Standard
Tseon
German coorts expand to Vilna region for equipment
Sitherun reports provinces near Vilna secured and POE issued to buy more in progress. Many firms operate in agricultural machinery and workers' stations, with colonial elements and machinery of American manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitherun
Vilna
Haa Passed & Eee
POE
Firma
Mexand
Wpiermen’s
Mateon Coloniquie’ Oeieta
Governor grants clemency amid clemency reports in Des Moines
In Des Moines on January 11 473 convicts faced discussion of clemency actions. The governor reportedly reviewed executive clemency for felons tied to the Croatine case and related petitions. Authorities emphasized precedent and potential reforms as part of the ongoing review.
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Des Moines
Shaw Wade
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Ulster
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Nor.yrup
North Topeka
Funston LN
Berlin
Henry Sienckiewics
Posen
Prussian
Poland
Warsaw
East Sixth Street
Miss Mulock
Johnson of
Staten
Webisl
Sues Transfer Company
Marquette
Star Grocery
Naval
de Eagle
Baker's Chocolate
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