Pretty Topeka home wedding and social notes
A Topeka area wedding of Mr. Robert Lee Runkles and Miss Augusta Grace Levper occurred at the bride’s home with close relatives and intimate friends. The ceremony featured flowers, music, and a luncheon. Various social events and personal notices follow, including lawn parties, visits, travels, and engagements among Topeka residents and nearby towns.
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Robert Lee Runkles
Misa Augusta Grace Levper
J. WW. Stout
M. Bholton
Hiated
W. F. Roem
Abe Zuests
Mre. Runkles
Tenth
Kansas Ovetus
Mr. Runkles
Topeke
Maryland
E van Sunt
Topeka
Durrant in Stripes Photographs Show San Quentin Prison
The article notes Theodore Durrant will have photographs released by his parents, depicting him in prison garb and doing daily exercises inside San Quentin. It mentions a Buchanan school yard issue and a dirt-fill effort to level a rear alley, with a three-foot-deep trench described.
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The Correct Form of the Day in Fashionable Weddings
The San Francisco Chronicle notes evolving wedding invitations with oblong enclosures, parchmentlike paper, and denser script. Variations include wording choose by church or home weddings, and guest name inclusion. The trend also extends to wedding breakfasts and oblong announcement cards.
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NEAT VERANDA SCREEN How to Make One That Is Strange
As spring gives way to summer the veranda becomes a sewing and reading spot. A piazza screen is a necessary fitting and should be strong enough to resist a certain wind while still allowing privacy and an attractive appearance.
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Women and Reform as Guardians of Future Homes
A collage of passages urges women to uphold high moral standards to safeguard future homes and national prosperity. It argues that reform begins with women’s conduct, condemns complicity with vice, and envisions generations blessed by a strict, virtuous standard set by women. Assertions cite L Moody’s sentiments via Ladies' Home Journal and discuss societal purity and accountability.
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Measuring the Water Irrigation Outlook in Kansas
F H Newell of the US Geological Survey leads Kansas hydrography work with irrigation views. From Lawrence to Dodge City and Garden City, researchers measure surface flow and underground waters to guide bridge building and water use.
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Department of Hydrography
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Hydrosrandy Division
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Kansas University Geological Survey
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Cleveland 18 cheered as Democrats of Iowa convene
About 20 national Democrats met in Des Moines July 7 to nominate a ticket. Judge Nathaniel French of Davenport served as temporary chairman. Grover Cleveland’s letter was read from Gray Gables Mass urging party unity and adherence to the National Democratic principles for the country and party.
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Through an open draw Electric car plunges into river
Bay City Mich July 7 an interurban electric car bound for Saginaw crashed through an open draw of the Kieh Leon bridge south of the city at 11 am. Four passengers drowned a woman and three children names not learned. Three male passengers injured. Motorman Riley and Conductor Janes O'Brien escaped with lighter injuries. EB. Gerkens assistant general freight agent of Michigan Central among the injured. Frank Mayo of Easexville badly hurt. River dragged recovered body of the woman.
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Easexville
First International Gold Mining Convention Opens in Denver
Denver July 7 delegates in attendance at the first International Gold Mining convention exceed expectations with at least 40 delegates in the city from twenty states and 100 more anticipated. Representatives include ex-Congressman C A Towne, H V Smakey, J R Hedges, Prof J A Holmes, and George S Knapp. Displays from mining regions feature rich ores valued at about 1 000 000 from North Carolina, Georgia, and other districts. the Nashville exposition sent its best. Broadway Theater hosts the congress with national emblems and banners bright, but no stance on coinage rates is shown.
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Venezuela
Mexioo
British Columbia
C. A. Towne
Minnesota
H. VY. Smakey
Chicago
National Sound Money League
Russia Prods The Turk In Effort To End Greece Turkey War
Constantinople July 4 Russia sends a circular note to the powers urging steps to expedite peace between Greece and Turkey. The move signals Russia’s desire to forestall similar proposals from other powers. The Turkish ministers and the palace were informed, and Baron von Jeltsch the German ambassador was directed to press Turkey to accept the frontier proposal. Athens July 7 the Asty reports Greek creditors are ready to advance 4 million pounds for indemnity, to be repaid from tobacco monopoly and stamp revenues, with three representatives for creditors in the Anateral body.
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Plugs Lose Heat Causing Major Detroit Stock Loss
Detroit July 7 extreme heat shattered two automatic fire plugs releasing torrents that toppled through a building. Water damaged Burnham Sleeper Co. dry goods and Peerless Manufacturing clothing stock, with losses near 110000 dollars. Fire plugs were set to release at 140 degrees.
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Burnham, Sleeper & Co
Peerless Manufacturing Company
Daily Market Report from Chicago July Seventh
The market opened mixed with wheat steady then firm as September edged higher, corn active on spillover gains, oats quiet and easier on realized selling, and provisions softer due to large receipts. Weather and flood impacts in France plus northwest rains influenced sentiment, with notable price moves across wheat corn and pork bellies.
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France
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Reptember
SNEC
Suirt
Birac
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Seihemabor
Cattle and Hogs Market Receipts Mixed Across Markets
Receipts reported for hogs and cattle show mixed activity with steady to lower announcments. Texas steers around 20 to 28 dollars, cows near 24, native steers and bulls listed. feeders and stockers noted. Shipments and official receipts are variably recorded, with overall market tone cautious.
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OTN
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Seton Westerns
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Kansas City Produce Market Report and Weather Update
Market gossip from the Kansas City market notes bids for No. 2 hard red wheat and No. 3 soft varieties with July delivery discussed, along with rye and hay prices. Hog receipts are listed for Chicago, Kansas City, and Omaha. weather outlook calls for generally warm with unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday, plus estimated wheat and corn arrivals for tomorrow.
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M. Cd
Market Notes on Wheat and Corn Prices in Iberal Trade
This year 12 cars, last year 270. Due turn this year 45, last year 165. Total this year 167, last year 4. Chicago reports strong orders for wheat and corn from Iberal buyers with fair demand from the coast. Local crowds watched prices closely as markets opened, and experts anticipate two sided fluctuations with a bullish tilt on any weakness.
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Sugar and Coffee GAR Raw Presented In Confusing Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sugar and coffee and items labeled GAR Raw. with odd capitalization and garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or entities beyond vague references to sugar, coffee, and raw materials.
All Six Months Compared With Last Year
Daily averages show six months of data compared to last year. The first six months yield figures around 10,625 to 11,584 in daily averages, with Poreeeney figures contributing to the overall totals.
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State Journal Puts Topeka On Notable Pressing Facility
In 1896 the State Journal unveiled a double front pressed brick building on the southeast corner of Kansas Avenue and Eighth Street. The house showcases four Linotypes behind plate glass and a large window from the business office. The paper boasts a daily circulation over 11 000, leased wire AP service, and membership in the A N P A with four Linotypes and a fast Web Perfecting Press.
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Topeka
Kan
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Eighth St
Kansas Ave
Associated Press Report
Pblishers’ Association
Great State of
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