Change of SExy About Susmisting whiness Indemnity to The ae Court New York
A late 19th century article discusses a United States court decision on arbitration and indemnity terms. It examines whether submitting the question to arbitration would require stipulations on penalties and guarantors, and whether joint responsibility across nations is feasible. The piece reflects concerns over enforcing indemnity and payment across jurisdictions after long marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Hassle Court
Rockhill
Court of Arbitration
Joliet
Golmeth
Trai- Hon Pottery
Orp Saeeriel Sonsey
Momd Perms
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Discovery Claim
An advertisement styled note proclaims intense suffering relieved instantly and permanently cured by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It credits Dr. Rachel Spece with a new discovery and asserts quick, lasting relief from indigestion using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Rachel Spece
es _hitervets
Ate Siafmih Sronibte
Ehranie Ly
Stuarts Syspeps Tableta
Untitled Notice of Public Event Appears in Fragment
A fragmentary OCR item notes an upcoming public event with invitee names and a request to prepare seating and harness arrangements for participants. The readable details include a host or organizer and several person names, with unclear dates or exact location.
That $100 Wager Involving Miss Early And Suspects
A disputed $100 bet tied to Miss Myrtle Early and Multen Behiege sparked controversy. Accounts differ over who supplied the money and who owned items securing the wager, with neighbors choosing sides as evidence appears conflicting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multen Behiege
Myrtle
Misa Kerry
Kansas
Geuiewsl
Barty
Schlagal
George Stout
East Sixth Avenue
Matebe
Faney
Ian Chain
Scbiegel
Siegel
Miss Barty
Schirgetu
Hite
Russian Finance Minister Comments on Sugar Trade Policy
A St Petersburg sourced report quotes M De Witte, Russia’s finance minister, arguing U S sugar measures aim to prevent price swings and curb speculation. He asserts Russia seeks home consumption support, rejects Russia G Had bounty, notes absence of full compensation, and criticizes American restrictions on export.
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New York
M. de Witte
Busian
St Petersburg
United States
Lmnibet
Lycra
Enunebers
France
Secretary of the Treasury
Wollen
Callies Gives Up as Filipino Leader Surrenders
Manila officials report General Callies agrees to surrender with his command. Representatives from both sides sign the terms, to assemble troops at Santa Cruz in Laguna province and surrender to American authorities. The number of troops is uncertain but likely exceeds a few thousand, seen as sign of insurgent disintegration.
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Amanila
Infant and
Guivara
Gem
Callies
Stenad
Senta Crue
Lagan
Weahington
D.C
Cailies
Department
Luzon
Russian Sugar Duty Discussed by U S Officials
Washington coverage summarizes Secretary Gage remarks on Russian sugar policy and export certificates. The discussion notes no bounty on exports, government price controls, and transfer of export certificates, with cautious support for improving relations between the United States and Russia. Reform School notes follow, detailing concerts, sidewalk work, and charter renewals for local firms.
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New York
ML Dé Witty
Tinutice
Gage
Washington
the Herald
Dtta
Jeet
Board of General Appraisere
Pleasant Picnic and Engagement News in Topeka
A Saturday gathering at Garfield Park featured a pleasant picnic for Cyrus Letond and family with guests including Miss Welch, Miss Harriet Stanley, and Mr. Otto De Ely. Engagement announced for Miss Marie Norton to Dr. Herman Judd of Lead, D. with a July wedding planned. Various locals, trips, and visits noted among Topeka residents and friends, including Miss Susie Guy hosting Euchre, and many plans for summer travel and reunions.
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Lina Ae
Garfield Pace
Miss Welch
Harriet Stanley
Sxuss Myude Matthews
Lola Berry
Mint Margaret Johnston
Liorence Wech
Ates Vile Sones
Marie Norton
Dougtter
J.D. Norton
Herman Judd
Jada Tw & Aon
Sirs
J. S. Judd
Potwin
Myx
Merriam
Colorado Springs
Susie Guy
Buffalo
New York
Sues Ruby
Nickatwon
Mexico
Iain Topeka
Helen “Faorpens
Callie Cuttel
Mis Sue Shapitt
J. M. Turner
Guthrie, Olle
Topeka
Parana
Airs
H. H. Nevill
West Fourth Street
Ars. WI
OS. Kinnear
Lawrence
Charles Barnes
Mra J. ©. Conner
Hoyt
Mary Greer
Maple Hal Glen Beet
Notre Dame
Ind
India Crane
Winfield
Arkansas City
Jodd
C. Pragheimer
Minpempolia
Minn
Albert
Teesd
Clyde
MM. Cope
Denver
JF. Lye
Tilmnain
Nannie Vewle
Harry Weaver
A. M. Callaham
Detavia Greenwood
Chicago
Spencer
Maud Parser
Mina Vidella
Mary Jarrett
Little Rock
Ark
T. A. Lewellyn
Florence Milter
Orage City
Mise Wilh Hodgers
Miss Rodgers
Mary Thompson
Acre
Rodgers
Tursday
Mis ‘Thompson
Maud Pone
Beloit
Rosmka
Rm. N. J Petro
Edna SimoneNiee
E. R. Hartett
Nadny “Erdare
Tom
Galesburg
Mabel Aeinivon
Meriden
Minneee
Tielott
Ishing
Glen White
Belott
Misa
Ruth Walker
Nortonville
Walker
Harry Behler
Sit East Eighth Avenue
Anise
Helen Lewin
Nettle Harter
Lena Root
Marylene Fisht Harter
Mary
Root
Prank Crone
Gofteniet Calis
Frankie Slusher
Dirs
W. di. Oliver
Topeka Visit Attends Nieces Grace Haney and Luella Haney Wedding
Mrs A O Roser Sak and Mrs Carl Haney join relatives for a Topeka wedding of nieces Grace Haney and Luella Haney. Attendees include Mr and Mrs W Riahr and Bert Swan with Katherine Ernich Eda Smyth and Kelly. Engraved or printed wedding invitations from Adarus Bros 711 Kav.
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Sea Ey
Esac
Topeka
A O. Roser
Carl Haney
Missea Luella
Grace Haney
Riahr
Bert Swan
Katherine Ernich
Eda Smyth
Kelly
Walkearuaa
Adarus Bros
Colored club women gather for Kansas art federation meeting
The Kansas Federation of Art clubs meeting features Mrs L Washington of Pike, the state’s largest club. Represented groups include Oak Leaf, Oriental, Golden Rod, Pida Ultra, Victoria Art, Dumas, and more with programs of instrumental solos, papers on nature and power of music, and an election of officers scheduled for Thursday.
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Kansas Federation of Art Clube
L. Washington
Peka
Bia
Oak Seaf Club
W. Chiles
Maggie L. Manning
Oriental Club
Sueie Startin
Maggie Payne
Golden Rod
Mary Jordan
Ae Phillips
Pida Ultra Sire ‘Phompean
Nora Salih
Victoria Art Club
Susie Pave
Prea- Carson
Dumaslub
Hattie Any
Hattie Anhaves
Evelyn Wake
Leavenworth
Ll. T. Green
Kansas
J. Ot. Wright
James Eettey Tonske
M. C. Mathewe
Renses City
Bas
Stier M. Ellison
Paola
Topeka
Inom
K. Teste
Mra. L. Washington
G Salomon
ME ‘Young
Philips
Ollie Henderson
William Sharp
I. P. Bradley
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Declares 74 Percent Dividend
A special meeting of Missouri Pacific directors in New York on June 17 announced a semi annual dividend of 74 percent. The move marks the first dividend since anticipated stockholder options dated July and a 15 percent par subscription. Current outstanding stock totals $50,432,160 with a capital stock increase authorized to 16 percent, funding Denver and road acquisitions under President Gould. The implied par value issuance would reach about $97,500,000.
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New York
Missouri Pacific Railway
Phils
Missouri aSea
Denver
Gould
Sebict
Spencer Makes It Pay in State Funds Discrepancy
State Inspectorate reports collections last month totaling 1300 dollars. State Auditor Cole received 1246 dollars from deputies, leaving a net balance of 54 twelve dollars into the state treasury.
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Spencer
Cole
Crasy Farmer Hangs Himself in Union Mills Iowa
Charles Bouire, a prominent farmer of Mahaku county, committed suicide by hanging at Union Mills today. He was mentally deranged by religious excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crasy
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Charles Bouire
Mahaku County
Union Mills
Fatal kidney health claims spark caution in Topeka readers
A Topeka citizen, CA Herring, shares a long kidney ailment and praises Dean's Kidney Pills after purchasing them from Rowley de Snow's drug store. The ad, attributed to Foster-Milburn Co, urges readers to beware false promises and to rely on the product’s claimed benefits for kidney trouble.
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Dean
Tati
Topeka
CA. Herring
Spruce Street
Rowley de Snow
Foster-Miburn
United States
Maine
Chinese Exclusion Act sparks planned repeal push in U S
A New York led movement among Chinese merchants aims to repeal the Geary act with memorials to Congress within two weeks. Wu Ting Fang in Washington signals possible support from Americans opposed to the exclusion law as a weekly paper publishes the act text and the San Francisco congressman’s bill.
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United States
New York
Janet
Philadelhia
Chiago
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Tia City
Mga
Wu Ting Fang
House of Representatives
Out of
Julice Kehn
Congress
America
Ae Hong
Snggies
bin Fun
Chow
Excursionist Attending Sanvention Tour to Ark and East
An excursion party led by K. Hooper sails June 4 for Arkstiiag Arianna India Seas Mesh Oliahouia and Tennessee to Galatea via Grand Canyon and Rio Grande. Cost includes a single fare plus 4200 for guides with final limit set at 21 days, agent details BC, Mow.
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Furs
Marshall
K. Hooper
Arkstiiag
Arianna
India
Galataa
BOF. Ry
Fragmentary notice about travel ban and sales pitch
Fragmented OCR text mentions travel from July to San Francisco with a $200 berth charge. It references a Union Party, Epworth League, and activities around a transport or excursion. The rest includes unclear, distorted lines about dates, agents, and a medical ointment ad.
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Epworth League
Union Partie
San Franckeco
Sheers West Center
Eae Intertallind
Neerret Jon Patifie
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