Wedding Celebrations Amid Quiet Domestic Festivities
The article details Mink Uelen Cotdard and Br. J. Wilkey Lunckton marrying at the Goddard house, with a private ceremony and a later reception. Attendants include family members and local notables, reflecting a subdued affair following a recent family bereavement. The piece lists numerous guests and social connections, highlighting a tapestry of town society and upcoming entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Uelen
J.H. Goddard
Br. J. Wilkey
Tha Goddard Fous
Goddard
Chiatulrie
State of War At Antitrust Meeting In Illinois
Jan 27 Springfield speech by Judge Peter S. Gresscup at a county and probate judicial association event declares a looming war between employers and workers. He argues indemnities levied on the public and calls for repopulizing gas industries, warning of growing class conflict and the need for a common system of civilization and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Antiust
Disinuis
Peter 5. Gresscup
Ofrendic
Chillan
Cur Rowrtry
Conmpinime
Fife
Rheumatism cure rhetoric from a patent remedy ad
An advertisement extols a vegetable compound S S as a blood purifier to treat rheumatism. It blames acid in blood for widespread symptoms and promises relief by cleansing the blood and boosting organs, claiming no mercury or opiates and offering free medical advice and a special book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. S
Sidney Ohio Ad for a tonic from 1900
An Aug 28 1900 item from Sidney Ohio reports a testimonial about a medicinal tonic. The writer describes weakness and rheumatic pains and credits the product with restoring sleep energy and general strength after doctors’ medicines failed. The piece closes with a purchaser’s mention of The Sweet Specific Company Atlanta GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ohio
Ant
Bent
Boughton
Corporations and Ownership in America’s Industrial Drift
Judge Amos E. Stoddard warns that rising corporate ownership risks eroding republican ideals. He argues a paternalistic shift concentrates capital and decision making, pushing ordinary citizens from active proprietorship and threatening the balance of power between labor, business, and government. He calls for targeted corporate policy and transparent governance to preserve popular ownership and accountability.
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Priespaliam
Ife
Incorporated
Poal Estate
Pelley
Terkio Main
Liscount
Cornorate
Thekasden
Aroascap
Faust
McPherson County Plays Key Role in Hoch Movement
In McPherson County Kansas the Hoch drive faces resistance. State Superintendent Frank Neleos backs Governor Bailey, while McPherson Republicans reject Taylor and Milliken linked moves. Local leadership centers on Farmer Smith amid factional pressure and party loyalty.
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IqucPherson
Kan
Tex State
Frank Neleos
Harley Jind
Kansas City Journal
Topeka
Hoch
Farmer Smith
Bailey
Reno
McPhersmy County
Reno County
Carl W. Taylor
M. P. Simpson
McPherson Counts
Judge Simpson
McPherson County
John D. Milliken
State House
Supreme Court
Taylor
Millionaire Laborer Faces Family Wealth Split
Louis T. Fisher, a Chicago Shipbuilding plant worker earning $2.50 a day, eyes a fortune from his father’s estate near $1 million. His wife, unaware of the wealth, handles housework while Fisher plans to move with her to Philadelphia after one more week of labor. He previously ran away in 1901 and joined the navy, later meeting Catt Neilson of South Chicago. Neilson showed a photo of Hulda Nelson, Fisher’s sister.
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Chicago
Louis T. Fisher
Fisher
Philadelphia
Paynes
Jston
Navy
Texas
Catt Neilson
Buffalo Avenue
Nelson
Hulda Nelson
Heavyset women sought for Chandra production at Grand Opera House
Pittsburg Jas 27 Stous women are described as heavy set and stout as the plan for the Cher Chandra production at the Grand Opera House. Thomas Daveney, the property man, says twenty five heavy women 170 to 200 pounds are needed for the show this week. He cites Fanny Davenport and Mike Davenport as influences and notes costumes are built for this body type. He laments delays due to a deficiency in suitable candidates.
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Pittsburg
Jas
Thomas Daveney
Ve Grand Opera House
Daveney
Fanny Davenport
Mike Davenport
Mercury Drops Again Across the Midwest Weather Shakeup
The night saw temperatures fall from 17 below to 28 below as severe cold grips the Red River valley. Rapid City, South Dakota, reports 23 above while regions to the east trend warmer, signaling a regional shift toward milder conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Sinn, Dam
Red River
Valiex
Rapid City
Reduced Coal Prices Move Large Arkansas Anthracite Stock
The Southwestern Fuel Company announces a major sale of Arkansas anthracite and semi anthracite coal due to yard and shed changes for a Santa Fe depot. A large price reduction will speed delivery with preference given to fast delivery.
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Arkansas
The
Santa Fe
Southwestern Yuel Company
The Kind You O R Beare the Signature We
Fragmentary OCR line about a signature and a brand phrase leaves unclear context. reads like part of a caption or ad not fully legible. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or events are recoverable from the fragment.
Parish Claim Against U S Government Denied
Joseph W. Parish formerly of Peoria and later Washington, had a long running claim against the United States over a large quantity of ice used by the medical department under a 568 contract. The comptroller of the treasury reversed prior findings and ruled no payment is due, ending the pursuit after decades of lobbying and congressional action.
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Washington
Joseph W. Parish
Peoria
United States
Treasury
Lee
The
Aring
Cairo
Parish
Congress
H. Rand
Payne
Howevr
Comptroller of the Treasury
War Department
Farrington Well Near Cherryvale Shows Big Oil Promise
Cherryvale Kansas June 27 Hundreds of residents have visited the Farrington oil well near Cherryvale since it was shot Saturday afternoon and pronounce it among the best in the Kan s oil field. Located three and one quarter miles east and south of Cherryvale on the Futler farm, row owned by J C Farrington and others, drilling began January 6 and the well reached a depth of 220 feet with gas and oil showing. John Davis of Western Torpedo Co drilled the shot and the belt has produced oil since Saturday. A Standard Oil company test today gave a favorable verdict, promising better results than expected. Drilling will begin on another well immediately.
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Farrington
Cherryvale
Kan
Parrington
Owella
Kantae
J.C. Farrington
Henning & Co
Tal
Rus
Sind
Xand
John Davis
de Western Torpedo Co
Weauger
Ue Standard Company
Sha Standard, Ol Company
Legal Movements and Notable Wreck Inquiries Across States
District court dismisses Mrs. Sadle White suit against Santa Fe over 10000 personal damages from the Fowler Colorado wreck last November. A Colorado tramp wreck case yields life sentence, with rail spikes removed cited as cause for non liability. Peter Wimer sentenced to hard labor for murder in Maryland. A Lake Erie ferry No 1 from Ann Arbor ferried patrols missing in Marinette Wisconsin with search ongoing.
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Emporio, van
Sadle White
100 Exchange Street
Santa Fe
United States Torpedo Boats Arrive at Gibraltar and Algeciras
The Lerat destroyer and escorts Bainbridge Chauncey and all forces under the cruiser Buffalo arrived at Gibraltar on their way to the Philippines. The voyage included units near Algeciras on January 27, with United States ships moving through strategic waters.
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Gibraltar
Abraltar
United Stites
Lerat
Fotilia Eunatet
Ceratur
Bainbridge
Burry
Chauncey
Real Estate Transfers and Property Listings
Real estate transfers show F L Wilson to J Wilson on Sparkaaie nd H E Stapler to BE M Staples at 2590 lots 135 3940 nd 42 Benes avenue Fireys ad J J Schenck and wife to Maude G Wilson $500 yt Te Porbes to 1A Medtreiane $1 30 lots 2 and 168 First avenue onst Crane's Geo Noble et al ta The Topeka pure Milk Co s2nu Tol 1iet ana ta Jac te.
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F. L. Wilson
Wits
J. Wilson
Sparkaaie
H. E. Stapler
M. Staples
Benes Avenue
Firey's Ad
J.J. Schenck
Maude G. Wilson
First Avenue
Crane's
Crane's 2 Geo, Noble Et al Ta
Topeka Pure Milk Co
Homessokera Rates via Union Pacific Railroad
Homessokera Rates via Union Pacific Railroad. On first and third Tuesdays of each month, vis January 1th, Pebrusky 24 and 6th, March det and 1th, abe oh and 19th, round trip tickets, twenty one days limit, at rate one fare plus $2.00, also special one way colonizer tickets to Arkansas, Sovietena, Indiana Territory, Oklahoma and Texas and to western Kansas and eastern Colorado points. J. Fulton, depot agent. FA. Levis, CTA, 02h Kacean avenue, Scottish society entertainment. Meets on sale at Roulmon & area Banquet and entertainment January 2.
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Pebrusky
Uckets
Arkansas
Sovietena
Indiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
J. ©. Fulton
FA. Levis
CTA
Kacean Avenue
Scottish Society Entertainment
Roulmon & Area
Topeka Board Delays Renovated Butter Ordinance
Food Inspector Farnsworth faces a temporary halt as the Board of Health and sanitation committee table his proposed ordinance. They will inspect Continental Creamery to verify the renovated butter process amid allegations of borax use and consumer risk, while urging action to curb substitutions by grocers and protect public health.
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J. P. Fasnaworth
Topeka
Board of Health and Healtth Aut
Nieht
Farnsworth
Continental Creamery
Buttes
Farnworth
Mineworth
Seportern
Tr. Barnsworth
Be. Hyder
Mr. Rarnsworth
J. B. Curran
Tuuraun Jowich
Pra Lovewell
Declan
Cortin
Benetail
Annkne
T Council
Oure Plant Ag
United States
Cortetal Creamery Company
Hshonest Grocers
Curran
Fund
Ate Board of Tenalths
Henitty
Parenworth
Faineworth
Ste
Heath
Parvice Werth
Furnaworth
Parieworth
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Stes. Jones
Akera
L. Newlorttm
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Emin
Mw. Chilet &. Powning
J. B. Parks
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Ester
Frank Pat
Weshington
Ace 2
Dro Myx
Albrecht
Kee Mapbrry
Hutenin
Air
Seewart. Sr
Graves
A. McGatele
Bilis
Mins
Julja Woltmer
Mabel Miser
Ba Rodulte
Jobert Vluks
Nadine Lytle
Ao Mayberry
A. A. Godard
Taylor Street
George A Click
C. C. Baker
Mike Valentine
Mfr
Aire. Schuyler
Richols
CC. Buyer
Biwh Knucher
Sra Wal Merbat
Diese Gramville
Boss
HL. P Hiliver
Frank Thompson
Awa. Godard
Cummine
Topeke
Wold Mes
Charies Oonel
Thomia
Garver Ja
Wienna
Joseph Grout Lominsint
John FP
Bultner
John Harrivon
Chicta
J. & Wilton
Cuirie
Atchison
Prinie Btrong
Taste Carter
da Barry
Somuel Larner
Elle
Kamas City
Bes
Lathe Carter
Vaerty
Harlow
Mie Ale Ptayen
Tata Art Saebbrollery Slaty
Birt Saunders
Ie State Journal
the Sweet Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Tarren M.crosby & C
Kane
M.crosby
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Warren M.crosby
Aren M.crosby Ecs
Day
Slater
Fred C. Stater
Briley
Peter Wimer
Burlington
Julia Madden
Xtate
Perry
Marinette
Wis
Ann Arbor
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Union Pacific Railroad
Kannan Avenue
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Mmc
B_VAN HORN
Keystone Express
New York
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