Society Notes Highlight Diverse City Visits and Weddings
Miss Maud Lynch of New York and Ernest Medlicott of Topeka wed July 3 at First Presbyterian New York. A large social circle gathers nearby at homes and events, with many trips and visits across towns, hotels, and churches as residents plan summer plans, entertain guests, and attend gatherings from Kansas City to Denver and Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Lynch
New York City
Ernest Medlicott
Topeka
First Presbyterian Church
New York
Whittlesey
John Sereent
Myx
Pueblo
Mem Tae
Dore Mason
Topeler
Denver
Love
Donald Heath
Nebraska
Roy Bennett
J. P. Tewksbury
Elizabeth Davidson
Topeka High School
Hishop Millspaugh
Mellara Hambleton
Mary Whittos
Lake
Sirs
Eli G. Foster
Mr. George
O Smith
Ottawa
Mrs. Foster
Mr&j Smith
Mr. M. Dreger
Boston
Mini Fiert
Hatcock
Babcock Farm
Lows
Harry Alishouse
Son Marry
Wikcott
Quarters Deserted in Brooklyn Plane Firm Probe
New York July 1 The American Planes & Mortenee company once at 13 Wall Street has deserted quarters after an attachment. A former bank president allegedly led the firm which ran a blind pool in the stock market. Estimates place deposits around 100000 while investigators found little information and callers were met with silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Planes & Mortenee Company
Wall Street
The
Herald
Brooklyn
Well Kniven Bank
Kounta Convicted. Five-Year Penalty Given
Dr Walter P B Kounta was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for a crime tied to a shooting incident in Pittsburg. Walsh, a wealthy contractor, was also involved. Mrs Kurtz, wounded in the same case, has fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sountz
Pittsburg
Walter PB. Kounta
TE. Walsh
Thin City
Kurtz
Kounts
Mob Hangs White Man Thacker in Kentucky Jail Break
Enraged mob bursts Flemmerbury jail in Maysville to lynch William Thacker, a white man sentenced two years earlier for murdering John Gordon. Thacker, who killed Gordon in Foxport, sat on the body with a rifle as he smoked, then faced two trials and an appeal before execution. The mob seized him at Mount Carmel, dragged him toward Fremingsburg, and hanged him near a tree after denying prayers. Gordon was described as a good, innocent citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Flemmerbure
Ed Wiliam Thacker
John Gordon
Thacker
Gordon
Foxport
Court of Appeals
Mount Carmel
Fremingsburg
Ank
Tom Tree
Storm at Oyster Bay electrifies Roosevelts retreat scene
A severe electrical storm struck Oyster Bay New York on July 11. Lightning hit the Thompton cottage where Assistant Secretary Harney is staying, shocking Furnes Phovapson, and injuring an Italian bystander. The event felled trees and sparked damage as President Roosevelt’s summer residence was threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oystet Bay
Long Faland
Roosevelt
Thompton Cottage
Harney
Barnes
Furnes ‘Phovapson
Itelian
Lipton aided by six sailmakers from Navy Yard
The Navy Department grants Sir Thomas Lipton six Brooklyn yard sailmakers to help his racing effort aboard the Donati palceaker. Six men depart for Crew Islands on furlough to assist non union workers, while the plan includes updates to gear and training amid the broader campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
New York
Thomas Lipton
Masist Ratshy
Donati Palseeker
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Anton
Kaglieh Sathmakers
Police Jottings Showed Failing to Name Locations
Police court notes recount bungled warrants and mistaken addresses. Hawksbaws and others faced dismissal. Dalgreen fled after trial. A suburban visitor sought warrants over clover hay theft while Louie Estlack was punched in the eye. A Parkdale incident involves Wyatt and Smith amid local disorder. A Newark reveal discusses an air powered rail project from New York to Buffalo at 5 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Estlack
Louie
Logie
Costa
Estrick
Newark
New York
Buffalo
Albany Mob Threatens After Abduction Attempt
James Little, a Black man, was removed from New Baltimore to avoid lynching after reportedly attempting to abduct a girl. A strong sheriff’s guard faced an excited mob of farmers, boat hands, and Coxsackie residents as Little was taken to jail. The child’s condition eased tension, but danger of outbreak remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
James Little
New Baltimore
Coxsackie
Forborrow
Mysterious Drowning Seen Near Jackson Park Lagoon
A woman’s body is missing from a lake area in Chicago with an empty boat and Byron passage found among photos. A caller, unnamed, said the woman was seen floating as life-savers drag the water. a man and a stylish young woman had hired the rowboat the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Chicago
Jackson Park
Oine
Ark
Byrote
Lottie
Victor
Lottie Freemont
New York
Postum A Healthful Coffee Substitute Promises Relief
A Lancaster man recounts his wife’s nervousness stomach issues and poor appetite improving after switching from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. Within two weeks her nervousness and sleep improved and her appetite returned. The couple touts Postum as strengthening and enriching life and blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Pasaye
Sears
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Vanderbilts to make up at The Breakers New York
A Newport World dispatch says Cornelius Vanderbilt and his wife will reunite with his mother at The Breakers after Europe. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt reportedly helped heal family rifts following Cornelius's marriage against his father’s wishes and a near fatal typhoid illness last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius
Wile
New York
Newport
CornWige Vanderbilt
Europe
Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne
St Te
Corelius
Vanderblits
Garnelius
Grace Wilson
Alred Gwynne
Aaron Burr Legion Holds First Annual Meeting in Newark
The Aaron Burr legion gathered in Newark New Jersey to mark Burrs birthday and promote a memorial volume. Charles F Pidgin presided as chief correspondent and the group planned a pilgrimage to Burrs birthplace parish site and the Staten Island death house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aaron Burr Legion
Newark
N. J
Colonel Burr
Charles F. Pidgin
Reston
Aaron Burr
First Presbyterian Church
Staten Island
Burr
Capital Increased at Kansas Milling and Export Association
Directors of the Kansas Milling and Export Association met at the Cope Land Hotel Tuesday to hear the annual report by Chas J Rees, Kansas City manager. The group plans to raise capital from 25000 to 250000 as business volume grew, with 300000 barrels of Kansas flour handled and a Kansan brand used for most flour. The association, limited to millers, consists of forty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merung
Cope Land Hotel
Kansas Milling and Export Association
Chas. J. Rees
Kansas City
Kansas
Association
Declines Appointment of Grain Inspector Peter Peterson
Em poria reports Peter Peterson refused Governor Bailey's grain inspector post after consulting in Kansas City with the state grain inspector. He is township trustee of Waterloo township in Lyon county. Wuns Ordered to Leave Halifax NS July 16 word received that government against Singious orders are being tered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Peter Peterson
Bailey
Peterson
Kansas City
Waterloo Township
Lyon County
Wuns
Halifax
N.S
Tere
Elberta Peach Land Offer From Southern Orchards Association
A former horticulturist announces his role as general representative for the Southern Orchard Planting association based in Topeka Kansas. The plan offers land at $100 per acre with a three year harvest cycle and a club option allowing smaller upfront payments. The program promises yearly income and collective management, ending with full ownership after ten years, with no litigation and equal shares for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Orchand Planting Association
Topeka
Kae
Select & Local Board
Amd
Crayford Building
Jackson Street
Ward
Southern Orchard Planting Ass'n General Report
L W Holland reports from St Pierre Miquelon and the Cherry Han Brothers TUDA group faced orders to vacate their establishments by July's end. Religious items were removed from the convent amid strong protest by residents and fears of broader trouble over deportations and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Holland
IHE
Southern Orchard Planting Ass
St. Pierre, Miquelon
TUDA
Es Mint
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John V. Abraham Euderca
Snow
Polk
Cormallee
Abraham
Oyecanaressy
EB Church
Frank Honvbeake
Dick Spencer
Kanaak City
Sinonson
the of Mexico
A. A. Robinson
Horwars Curey
Tom Freet
City of
Mexico Fe
Jonn
Kunaan City
John Sargent
Vinewood
Mr. Sargent
Sprites
Olathe
Sime
Chambers
J.D. Norton
Colorado
A. F. Robinson
Santa Blonica
Cal
Chae Guibor
Houreka Lake
F. A. Robinson
Tyler
John Ewing
Siders Ridge
Thakton
James Theote
Warner Ranch
Maple Hill
Norson
Muscatine
Iowa
J. I. Norton
West
Eighth Avenue
Walter Thomas Noble, Jr
Atehiwon
George M. Noble
Mabel Hagerty
Overbrook
Mise Soulay Hender
Kentucky
Wm. Thacker
Oyster Bay
Lipton
Vuuz
Jo Alton Baker
Soups
Mks
Hurleon
Tokir
D. Prices
Peias Dr
Pries
Dr. Price
Price Cereal Food GO
Food Mills
Battle Greek
Judge Hamilton
Trinity
White Horse Gang
Hawkshaws
Dan Finney
Fourth Street
Jon
Daniel
W. F. Lytie
Sam Rages
Williary Denke
Strongwalters
Auburndale
Mr. Drake
Johnnie Dalgreen
Chas. Keney
Paul Phares
Dolly
White-horse
Amn
Tudge Reed
Dally
N. G
Dalgreen
Lows Charowhes
Shee-yoo-kous
Avenue Peanuttery
Estlick
W. H. Smith
Wyatt
Parkdale
Witch
Smith
Kansas Avenue
Vanderbilts
Aahkon Burr Legion
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