Wedding of Topeka Couple At St Luke's Church
A Topeka marriage was held at St Luke's Church in Topeka on Thursday May 1 at high noon. The bride, described for her beauty and lace, wore white crepe meteor and carried a bouquet. the groom is from Topeka with attests by notable attendees including Mrs Thatour Les Bran. The ceremony included choral singing and the couple's future home in Parke will be in Velrig or 1. After the ceremony, the couple will live in Topeka with relatives visiting from Chicago earlier.
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Reid Auxander
June
Helen Louise Crosby
Rai Rowan
Genevieve Merrick
Win
Win Dured Fireen
Helens Steveshon
Ferma Angler
Ada Tincher
Gertruda Gry
Lauren Hull
Gride Duta
Frederic Buiebrakr
Howard Bee Lareery
St. Luke's Church
Waniego
Mine ‘Treur Wie
Mra
Thatour Les Bran
Kaowes City
Topeka
Ewan Ees
Dahera Ware
Dan Bwan Amt
Reward Metenner
Kansur Choy
Glies Pva Divion
Bunuse
Rovers
Ned
Matt Witte
Valles
Hanur War
Aire Lowry
Coates
Tele New Homme
Pade Parke
Velrig
St. Louis
Merde
Seindu
Uhildevere
Mine Buetoon
KL Dona Avenue
Mary
Hk Sieers
Dothunse
Wiley
Beth
Perea
Wilder
Kine CV Pyy
Morrison’s
Nationid
Elfesbett Penner
Foo
Sine
Hutenines
Clarence Etcheptee
Erie
Kansas
Aung Marin
Olegr
Mexico
Sto. Motter's
Granimature
Aire
Wallace
F. Myers
Dave
Mary Whitton
JF Wright
Btortiunt Hospital
Btortiunt Hospital For Several Wedike, Recordin Mr. Prank
Anafleadl
Slater
Mis
Havemeyer Testimony on Cuban Sugar Purchases
Washington May 2. In testimony before a committee Havemeyer of the American Sugar Refining Company discussed Cuban sugar purchases, the proportion of Cuba sugar in U S supply, and prices. He said outport buys kept parity with best world prices, and that the Cuban crop size was about 750 000 tons with only one third purchased this year.
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Washington
Havemeyer
Suger Hefuing
Somimaltene
Resery Flatt
Cnn
Barausa
Teller
Putiemon Alea
Mir Havemeyer
Arthur Donner
Com
Bory C. See
Sensior Pratt
Cubs
Java
Hamburg
Cuba
Congress
Hagan
Havina
United
Teures
Aeque
United Sutter
Ould Stot
Hugland
Hingland
Phish
Hawai
Sis
Fragmented wartime remark transcript hints at Urukery fears
The readable lines reference a plan, a pale, and fear of Urukery. Names and clear actions are unclear, but the fragment suggests a discussion of strategy, advantages, and a reluctance to engage an opponent who fears their own strength.
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Serer Ieee
Urukery
Kratz to face trial as Mexican delivery debated
St Louis reports that Charles Kratz, fugitive in the United States, will stand trial on bery charges. Telegrams to Sec retary May and Governor Gustlajurn discuss delivering Kratz to St Louis officers through the Mexican government. The Four-Track News notes a separate feature about a 2798 year old boarding house motif and offers a yearly subscription.
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St Louis
Chas Krats
Uusnder
Pal Assembly
Dhe
Stind
Beibery
Folk Today
Senaor F. M. Cockrell
Qin
Chariet Kratz
Teamond
Mir. Hay
Folk Bea Alin
Jillisco
Mexico
Kratzie
St. Louis
United States
Jalisco
Brown
H. Daniell
Pasenger
Grand Central Station
New York
Reward offered for arrest and conviction in trolley wire sabotage
A 1903 notice offers 200 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the person who laid weighted stones on a trolley wire near Ootsanil Mae on May 1 1903. It also offers a larger reward for the accomplice parties with a frog kettle attached to the trolley wire near a different site about a month later. Mrs Stephen Hall heads home to Kansas City after a short visit with und torn.
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Gukiena
Stephen Hall
Kansas City
Capital Stock Authorizations Hit April Peak In US
New York May 2 April yielded the largest amount of new capital stock authorized for any month this year with over 251 million dollars for companies capitalized at a million dollars or more. April’s total lags behind last year’s record 1.02 billion but surpasses March and February. A California distributor group formed to control eastern shipments and a Chicago move for National Starch operate plans were noted amid broader business activity.
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Capital
New York
Hein
Chicago
National Starch Company
Had Money Left. Entertainment Committee Returns 10 Percent
Chicago funds for Prince Henry of Prussia are reported with ten percent returned to contributors. The total subscriptions reached $22,500, with Henry’s Chicago visit on March 2 and departure for Amsterdam the next day. Costs included $1,000 for royalty and expenses, while luncheon costs were borne by club members.
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Entertainment Committee
Chicago
Prins
Henry
Prussia
Prince Henry
Orloch
Moreh
Ainwauker
Orbbock
Stopping Autos Tested by New York Aldermen Panel
A New York committee conducted speed tests on Riverside Drive to gauge how quickly vehicles could be stopped. Cars at high speed halted within seconds or a short distance, with speeds reaching 169 mph for a machine that stopped within feet, and others stopping within 72 feet or less. Tests included a Whitney owned tone-mill and a French heavy tire, with various speeds and stopping distances noted to inform engineering standards.
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New York
Board of Aldermen of Motorngities
Riverside Drive
Harry Payne Whitney
Alan
Aes Miles
Keourine Betmnikelis
Peter Riening
Lieutenant Governor Woods to Sail for Italy Visit
May reports say Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Wood will sail aboard the Keleerth Muria Therest tomorrow from New York to Mary Carroll D Wright Chosan. The message also notes a university department to be formed in connection with the university in the city.
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Woodraft
New York
Woodruft
Mary
Carroll D. Wright
Mass
Carrell
Fatric gold shale mill report to be heard this evening
Three interested men arrange a private meeting at the Copelanni hotel to hear Prof Fahrig present his report on the Fatric gold shale mill. Tickets are limited to investors who contributed to the project, with public release of the report still undecided. Talks hint at potential value if 44 ton per day yields decent net revenue, otherwise the venture may be questioned.
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Fatric
Copelanni
Prof. Fahrig
Uckat
Orly
Dr. Fahrig
Lively College Baseball Opens Season At Washbarn Ground
The first college baseball game of the season will be played tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on the Washbarn grounds. The estuary team meets State University Washbitn in a season opener.
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Washbitn
Penn Cole
Vauhsoa
Kai
College of Senporia
Missouri baseball trip. losses and close wins noted
The report covers a Missouri university road trip with KU, Highland Park, Cresanton and Nebraska facing the team. Missouri lost 2 to 1 to a Kansas City rival and 4 to 0 to Highland Park, then 85 to an unnamed opponent. Washburn players set a team record on the trip. pitchers delivered strong work as Misniae and Creigtites tallied key hits. Coldren and Hayter were active, with Coldren likely to start for Washington tomorrow.
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Missouri University
Highland Park College
Cresanton College
Genaba
University of Nebreste
Linc
Moe
Low
Missouri Univerity
Highland Park
University of Nebraska
Washburn
Misniae
Creigtites
Mater Relgiten
Yank
Hayter
Benicot Missouri
Coldren
Nebraska
Tunhatten
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Barrow
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Kratz
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California Distributere
Frank H. Huck
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St . Mart
Harry Stover
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Mae Wiliams
Stiernoon
Walter Smith
Toreville
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