Kansas couple seeks license to marry despite race in Kansas
In a Kansas probate court the couple Arthur Moore and Pearl Nance obtained a license to wed while a bystander asked no objections and the judge noted the law requires consent and checks for impediments. The groom was described very dark and the bride a blonde as reporters described the scene with callers and family nearby.
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Guy
Arthur Aimee Sade Gare
Micky Ball
Sue Tidy
Ineelligent
Snyder
Wee Che
Pegro
Kansas
Arthur Moore
Kansas Cry
Pearl Nance
Kansas City
Hoth
Snyiter
Nestamey
Bouse
Woman Bound Gagged and Robbed in Broad Daylight
A Wichita report states an 18 year old woman, daughter of poor Wisconsin parents, was bound and gagged in broad daylight in her room. Police recovered diamonds valued at 71,100 and found no clue to the robbers. The case remains under investigation with limited leads and no suspects identified.
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Wichita
Jac. S
Mmra Angelis Annas
Monty
Tactne
Wis
Beloit to Glasgow Independent Exchange Planned
W W Diw of Beloit buys all M De Lar’s throttled assets near Cawker to build Glasco’s independent exchange. Materials ready. work to begin at once, signaling a new telecom era for the region.
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Emmit
Kas
W. W. Diw
Beloit
cNenge
M. ‘de Lar
Cawker
Lon Hitler
Altaneapelis Telephone Company
Glasco
Gierco
Review of Trade Highlights Mixed Signals From January Markets
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes little novel in business and finance over the past week. Manufacturing remains active, prices drift downward, and retail trade stays large with improving jobbers’ evidence. Widespread contracts in office buildings and infrastructure support output into 1M, while steel and iron demand holds firm but prices resist rises. Textile markets are quiet though jobbing trade favorable. cotton mills unsettled by raw-material futures. Footwear, leather, and export orders show steady to firm activity. foreign demand tempered by tariff talks and bounty debates in Europe. Failures rise modestly year over year in the United States and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Buihdin
Persia
London
Corm
Europe
United States
Santis
Canada
Henderson Sick In Quarters At Caloocan Battle
Adjutant General Pax confirms O F P Henderson’s claim that records show him sick in quarters on February 10 at Caloocan. He says Henderson wanted to join the front when firing began and thus contradicts papers noting he was in hospital that date.
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O. F P. Henderson
Metcale
Pax
Henderson
Nick
Caloocan
Henderon
Henderron
Next Craze Echoes Through Sat Scene On Page One
The fragmentary notes hint at a midweek or Saturday event with talk of a crank, Candice, and synthy items. The east page Craik may refer to a chaotic, brief sermon or performance. Details are unclear but suggest restless activity and a delayed answer.
ARE AFTER SEATON IN HOLLOW GUBERNATORIAL FIGHT
Reports from Atchison say Republicans press Congressman Curtis to block Capt. Seaton from a legislative bid if he does not enter the gubernatorial race. Beaton, longtime legislature member, faces opposition at home and potential Democratic opposition from F. M. Baker. Curtis is seen trying to preserve a Democratic vote from a rival who would win if Seaton is kept out. Seaton’s fate hinges on Curtis influence.
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Atchison
Curtis
Capt
Seaton
Beaton
Bone
Sphey
F. M. Baker
Aratesant
Armacmene
Atrhinon
John Crat
Grant’s Granddaughter Plans Artistic Career On Stage
Washington January 25 Vivian Sartoris granddaughter of General U S Grant has announced to relatives and friends that she intends to fit herself for an artistic and musical career. She is in Paris attending classes of the Revue de L Art and is the elder daughter of Algernon Sartoris and Mrs Sartoris née Grant. Previously Washington society noted marriages and broken engagements involving her family. She recently told friends she does not think her elder daughter will ever marry.
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General Grant
Washington
Mias Vivian Sartoris
U. S. Grant
Paris
Revue de' Arta
Mize Vivian
Algernon
Surtors
Archibald Four
Statteman
Lord Salisbury
Trousseau
Mr. Balfour
Ale
Michels
New Yorke
Denmark Will Wait for Plebiscite Ratification
Washington January seventh report says the Danish government will delay the plebiscite on ceding the Danish West Indian islands to the United States until the U S Senate ratifies the ceded territory treaty signed yesterday. The delay follows the Senate rejection of a prior treaty and Denmark’s adjustment to islanders awaiting transfer.
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Washingston
Jan
United States
United States Senate
Senate
Denmark
Fraudulent ads and a fatal line in Topeka journal
A garbled shouted notice calls out fake sales and taunts rival dealers while promising genuine bargains, then abruptly shifts to report the death of a hub stallionaire and a series of fragmented details about a public figure and downturn in Topeka. The text mixes advertising theft accusations with an obituary note and unclear casualty details.
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Topeka
Eczema Treatments and Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims
Eruptions such as eczema arise from humors whether inherited or from poor digestion. Drying cures are risky. the remedy is to aid humoral discharge and strengthen the system. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to have cured J. J. Hines and others like Miss Alvina Woller of pimples and skin issues, with many testimonials cited.
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Hood
J. J. Hines
Alvina Woller
Algona
Wis
Hood's Sarsaparinia Promise to Cure and Treat
A bold sales claim urges readers to buy Hood's Sarsaparinia for a cure and ongoing treatment. The notice emphasizes immediate action and promises long term relief, urging purchase of a bottle today.
Exposition At Topeka Draws Crowds For Vaudeville Features
Mrs Watson leads in the midwinter exposition vote amid many visitors and a strong vaudeville lineup. several candidates withdraw, attendance falls from a snowstorm yet a large crowd gathers for the finale at the auditorium. university concerts and acts, including Newhouse and the Kansas orchestra, headline the Monday program.
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Iueeler
Zon Matthews
M Tame” Vont Plamondon
Amonda
University Dak
Kansas University
Th. Roauke
I Newhouse
Kansas University Orchestra
A. Wen
Kansas Ul 3
Rosalie
Prof
Jewhouse
Kansas Orchestra
Newhouse Orchestra
Machinery Hall at Exposition Showcases Electric Plant
H B Howard of Golden Rule Machine Works demonstrates a complete electric heat and power plant at the exposition. His miniature engine, built in 1888, impresses visitors as watches and rings are buffed and tools sharpened in seconds, highlighting swift, neat operation and precision craftsmanship.
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H. B Howard
Golden Rule Machine Works
Topeka wheel dealer touts low prices and auto livery
The Topeka dealer Mr Howard promotes bicycles at Chicago prices and claims wheels are family necessities. He notes modern factories produce thousands daily and envisions an automobile livery business within two years as autos become common for speed safety and cleanliness.
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Chicago
Howard Aid
Lee Mercantile Co Exposition Display Sparks Topeka Trade
The H D Lee Mercantile Co of Ealing drew grocers to their booth by taking orders for goods from their own line and other items, delivering to any grocery house through the requester. Orders were wholesale priced, with the grocer earning the profit even on a single pancake flour order, gaining many new friends and customers across Topeka. The firm’s name and quality backed goods are now found in nearly all city grocers, with a strong western reputation.
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H. D. Lee Mercantile Company
Ealing
Topeka
Tw City
Lee Mercantile Company Haa
West
Wolff Packing Co. Emerges as Kansas Leader
The Wolff Packing Company, led by Mr. Chan Wolf, has grown from a modest start into a major state institution. Its Midwinter exposition display reflects a sturdy, expanding plant that provides a steady market for thousands of stockmen in Kansas and ships products across neighboring states. The firm keeps dollars within Kansas and draws wealth into the state through its operations.
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Wolff Packing Oo
Chan. Wolf
Kansas
Chas, Wolff Packing Company
Kankesy i
Women to Attend Kansas Day Speech Event
For the first time in Kansas Day history women will be admitted to view the event from the gallery and hear the speeches while meals are served. The banquet begins promptly at 8:20 PM Wednesday with about 60 men per table, a long dining setup spanning the hall, and decorations expected to feature gold. The eating portion should last an hour, followed by the evening’s program and Heeebies, ending near 10 PM if not delayed.
Judge Edmunds Dead in St Louis After Illness
Judge Edmunds Redmunds longtime criic court judge in St Louis dies from an acute stomach disease following months of illness. Born in Birchland Virginia he graduated from the University of Virginia in 1873 and joined the St Louis bar in 1874. Related dispatches note diplomatic postings and vacancies in Washington.
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Edmunds
St Louis
Henry Littleton Redmunds
Criichel Court
Judge Edmunds
Birchland
Virginia
University of Virginia
St. Louie
Property Sale Case Sparks Boom Era Probe
Court records reveal Keith filed details about ownership and transfer of a central property amid boom times. Statements reference Holliday Quintan and others, with disputes over agent commissions and the asset’s value, once valued near 190.00, now challenged as the market cooled.
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Sauksten i Sulatin
Supreme Court
Beularity
Conald Muoh
Ingalls Confronted by Rural Visitor at Secretaries Door
A bold countryside man storms past Ingalls secretaries, enters the sanctum, delivers a blunt letter, and challenges the magnate with a coarse demand. The exchange ends as the intruder exits in anger after a terse rebuke.
Carnegie Gives More to Cooper Union
New York report notes Andrew Carnegie has recently given 200000 dollars to Cooper Union. It marks a second gift after an earlier contribution and will boost the institute’s income, allowing expansion of the building and added teacher compensation.
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Washington
St. Petersburg
Thormageller
New York
Y. Doramm
Cooper Union
The
Evening Press Today
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Ihs
Foreman Improves Locomotives Cutting Costs With Grate Change
William Hoeck, foreman at the round house, reports yearly savings of about 4500 by modifying prairie type passenger engines. The plan shields grates six inches above the ash-pan to prevent burnout under the ore-box. Two grates per locomotive per month were previously needed, but the change extends grate life and cuts monthly costs from 80 to a much lower annual sum.
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William Hoeck
Round House
Hoeck
Santa Fe
Lawton and Wichita Hailroad Company Incorporated
The Lawton and Wichita Railroad Company is incorporated in Oklahoma with capital stock of 250000. J B Chapman, former Fort Scott editor, leads the corporation which plans a line from Lawton to Fort Sill tracing Route through White Sulphur Springs to Mount Scott and Mount Sheridan in Kiowa County. The line will be primarily a feeder though it may haul freight.
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Lawton
Wichita
Oklahoma
J. B Chapma
Fort Beott
Local Visitors and Social Notices From Lawrence
Mr Robinson of Lawrence visited Toe TM Penwell today. Mr TM Feowalt entertained the Bree team of Vip No at his residence last week. Mentions of residents and several local names including AC McGuire J.B. Shmeter Mrs W.KR Bradford-Hutcbinson and A.M. Hayner of Kansas City appear in this brief community snapshot with social exchanges and product mentions such as Rain Cream and Powder.
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Robinson
Lawrence
Penwell
T.M
McGuire
J.B. Shmeter
W. KR. Hradford— Hutcbin
M. Hayner
Kansas City
BUSEBEEY'S BOOK The Loosely Parrow Among Memoirs
London January 2 The Marquis of Dufferin remains in grave anxiety after a recent attack as he revises his memoirs recorded from his diplomatic career since becoming ambassador. Lord Rosebery plans a novel and has worked on the manuscript thrice despite Shesterfield speech. No title or plot hints are given yet though rumors of a peace negotiation tale surface.
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London
Marquis of Dufferin
Shesterfield
Lord Rosebery
Telephone Men To Meet In Kansas Convention
The Independent Telephone men of Kansas convene next Monday at the National Hotel, to form a permanent association and coordinate exchanges for better service. The session opens Monday evening with welcomes, discussions, and resolutions. Meanwhile, White Star Line figures discuss a possible trans Atlantic shipping combine with Lloyd’s agents and industry insiders in New York.
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Convention of Independent Telephone Men of
Kansas
Pat Caerens
Albert
Roemy
D. K. Rhine Bart
Halton
Farmers Lines
Anson Miller
Counc
Dorn
Trans-Atlantic Shipping Combine
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Uren
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Pasmeneer
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Leyland Fee
J. Stroce Ipmay
WB. Graves
White Star One
Realph Neville
Dokn
Dick Insor
Maritime Chargers
Laceau
Guaranting Maid
Abed
Sterrsman
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