Marriage and social events fill Arkansas City week
The text describes a February 14 wedding at the bride’s home with a large luncheon and many guests, followed by a club meeting in the WCAL room with Junior Announcements, and a series of social visits and entertainments. It notes a card party, tea visits, and residents traveling to nearby towns, with names and addresses scattered through the report.
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Frederi Pruer
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Mis
Tom
Walter Cain
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Heaton
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Mab Bates
Seth Reneene
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Pilla Walker and Local Remedies Highlighted
A compressed catalog of home remedies and patent medicines lists various tonics and cures. Mentions ailments such as nerve and liver issues, heart strain, and general weakness with references to doctors and brands. The fragmentary OCR presents names like Dr. Kifer Neetine and Seapmantines, plus vague locations and patient outcomes.
Fragmented OCR Wedding and Local Notices
A garbled OCR fragment lists wedding and social notes. Mentions Mrs Terson, Miss Sample, Irene Vine, and G J Brullzans as guests or relatives. Also notes W A Portertes returning from stocks in Leavenaneue with unclear date and details.
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Masters of Their Art at Grand Sete See Cage
A feature on celebrated musicians and painters praised for fluency and refinement. The article notes public interest in devout artists who entertain on both sides of the Atlantic and highlights the role of Fladd & Grable in selling tickets to this event with associate members receiving seating via membership tickets.
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Flad & Grubbs
College Presidents Gather for American Universities Conference
The American Universities conference brings college presidents to the University of Chicago and the Fine Arts Building from February 6 to 8. Noted speakers include Prof. Ire Reman, chemist. Prof. W. F. Magis of Princeton. Hart Hare Evatt from atlas University of Chicago. and Prof. W. Niewbuild from Patramily. President Harper of the University of Chicago will host the event with the association secretary welcoming visiting college leaders and professors.
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Uni
University of Chicago
Pine Arts
Wrder
Clarke University
Cornell
Rintvareisy
Chi
Ire Reman
W. FF. Magis
Princeton
Atlas University of Chicago
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Patramily -Se
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Harper
Association
Manchuria's Price Terms Reported by Shanghai Dispatch
A Shanghai dispatch reports Russia secretly offers terms on Manchuria. No money is to be paid for Ogden in Manchuria. China would receive Manchuria and control ten major railways under a Chinese commander with authority to reclaim material. Gen Teeng Chi would be executed for the killings tied to the frontier incident.
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New York
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Manchuria
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Teeng Chi
Praise for Consuls and United States commercial relations
A Washington report presents a summary of U S House of Representatives achievements in promoting the commercial relations with foreign countries. The secretary of state’s letter to Congress outlines annual relations, noting advances in the overseas market and the department’s activities to support trade.
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Review of the World's Commerce Urges Special Publication
A congressional note urges publication of a special 1000 copy edition and 6000 copy reprint of the Review of Commercial Relations. John Hay, in a survey of colonial and for eign market conditions, predicts intensified competition and calls for preparedness to aid manufacturers and exporters.
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Cold Wave Expected As North Winds Bring Bitter Temps
The weather service warns of a cold wave arriving by Wednesday noon from the north and northwest. Below zero readings are reported in Winnipes and Losinist. barometers in Waashireton, aiper, and Prints Meer show low pressure. A generally fair to night and Wednesday forecast is noted, with winds shifting from south to north at about 20 mph.
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The Rice Estate Divisive Probate Motion Hinted
Surrogate Fitzgerald in New York will hear a motion possibly affecting the disposal of the late William Rice estate. The chaotic condition includes stocks and bonds in city vaults and Texan property rents, with tenants withholding rent. Davies Sion and Averbach claim positions as editors discuss temporary appointments amid this probate dispute.
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Fitzgerald
William Mareh Rice
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Texan
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Cn Real Property
Black to Purple Dread in London Funeral Preparations
King Edward leaves Cowes for London as distress over the Duke of York grows. Wreaths arrive from Boston as the Osborne House staff and royal household discuss arrangements for the funeral and residence changes. Attending dignitaries from Romania and France are noted, with widespread speculation on the line's final plans and locations for the royal funeral ceremonies.
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Romania
Duke of Cambridge
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van Berbitt
Ateribery
While Men Quarrel Employes Starving on Caribbean Island
A fragment from the New York Tribune reports starving workers on Navesta Island in the Caribbean. It mentions John B. H. Jefferson and partners in a venture facing dissolution while a contract for a mining concern is noted as awarded. The text is garbled and incomplete, but indicates hardship linked to a local dispute and economic activity.
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the Tribune
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Bates Accommodating Charged in Water Sale Case
Fragmentary OCR report states Bates, proprietor of Aver Was art deted inal might, charged with selling water or potable items. References to Chief Stat Bedaret and Bar Lender, unclear details, possible arrest or inquiry following Saturday night event.
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Pan American Exposition Athletes Enter Promising Contests
New York January 9 The Pan American exposition plans high order athletic events expected to surpass other features. The schedule spans August 28 to 30 with track field and Gaelic football competitions. Events include 1100 yard run two-hand throwing and sword among others with diverse meets and matches listed per day.
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Receiver Sought for Rogers Locomotive Works in Newark
News from New York January 28 reports an application before Vice Chancellor Emery for the appointment of a receiver for the Rogers Locomotive Works. Win Pennington, counsel for the stockholder Rogers, filed the petition. The works will be sold to the highest bidder under the court’s order after the trustees were named following the cessation of the concert and directors.
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Christis to Train UV of Berkeley Cal Jax
Walter Christis, a trainer from Prinertoo, has starred in athletics and is set to coach at the University of California Berkeley. The report notes his involvement with local sports figures and upcoming events.
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North Topeka items mix of notices and events
In Topeka notes a mix of social updates and local happenings including a Lane school entertainment fund raiser clearing 53.40, a Russian wedding at St Joseph’s German Catholic church, and updates on railway workers, police, and church events. Additional snippets cover coal prices, a party hosted by Mrs Henderson, and community notices from local organizations and schools.
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Lida Curry
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Minnie Kinde
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