They're wed now in Kansas City at 9:35 p.m.
A plain wedding at 337 West Lafayette Street Topeka Kansas City ends amid a lamp explosion. Biman Greenspan and Mia Alien Sells wed before a sparse crowd including Mrs West and three children. Reporter notes local interest and a crowd outside seeking payments, police summoned as a precaution.
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Biman Greenspan
Mia Alien
Kupesa Ulty
Topeka
Mra. Ea. West
West
Lafayette Street
Kangas City
Ranges
Loog Brothers
Tiere
Greenspan
Sells
Alra
Simon
Greendpan
Polliceman
Kansas City
Leupposs
Cincinnati
Swavenworth
Topeke
Linea
Leavenworth
Topeks
Topaks
Missouri Pacific
Fort Scott
Anao
Boger
Per Coarky
Vicks Venturea
Wedding Sparks Fire During Ceremonial Reception
The marriage of Simon Greenspan and Emma Sells Greenspan unfolds with a simple nuptial rite at Rev. J. F. Wells's home. A lamp explodes, guests react with calm, and the couple plans a honeymoon at the Chesterton hotel before a Salt Lake City trip later.
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Mr. Greenspan
Mr. Sells
Simon
Ireland
Edigertos Place Baptist Church
Allen Seila
Simon Gresospin
Emma
Weat
Salt Lake City
Abrs
Ed West
Selle
Mrs. West
Married Greenspan marriage hidden from ill mother
Mrs Greenspan Myer, mother of Simon Greenspan, has been gravely ill with rheumatism. A reporter at 617 Harrison Street found Miss Greenspan denying access and defending the romance and wedding between her brother and Mrs Sells, insisting the event is personal and not the public’s business.
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Sells Greenspun
Willie” Seils
P. L Bonebrake
Renta
Drs Seils-Greenspan
Simon Greenspan
Edwin Knowles
The
Central National Bank
Mr. Knowles
Thas
Sells
Simon
Colonel Sells
Ohio
Allen Sells
Paty
Mra
Rebecca Myers
Harrison Street
Miss Greenspan
Mra Greenspan-Myera
Mra Sells
Misa Greenspan
Mama
Tillotson Sues City for Five Days Pay
Ex City Attorney Tillotson sues the city in Justice Grover's court for 16 dollars and 65 cents claiming back pay for five days of service. He alleges payment to his successor Bird on a disputed term end date after elective change. The council refused the claim and Bird was paid before Tillotson files suit.
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Tillotson
Grover’s Court
W. A. Bird
Bird
Governor Signs Gray Racing Bill in Annyany NY
Annyany May 1 Governor Morten signed the Gray racing bill banning pool selling gambling of any kind and adding a 5 percent gross receipts tax on racing associations. Those placing bets face fines or up to two years imprisonment. The measure also bans gambling on future stock prices and most speculative investments except insurance. Pool teams running commissions are specifically targeted to end the last hope of the track gambling network.
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Morten
Annany
N. Y
Harcourt in a Rage in the House of Commons
In a heated Commons session Sir Donald Lorne MacFarlane warned of Scottish member withdrawals over the crofters bill. Chancellor Vernon Harcourt replied in fury saying Scotch members could do as they pleased. Mr Donald MacGregor challenged the government’s stance, asking if it would “show the white feather” to the opposition.
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Donald MacGregor
Inyvernesshire
Exchequer
Brazil's Gold and Paper System Promises Stable Currency
In May at Wasutatos Brazil tests a new approach to finance with a 100 million egintos internal loan. Officials aim to stabilize currency by circulating gold and paper on equal footing, moving away from heavy paper issues and toward stronger gold reserves, while keeping bonds attractive to both individuals and banks.
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Wasutatos
Republic of Brazil
Duance
United States
Senor Mendones
Sherman
Brazil
Senor Meadonca
Senor Mendonca
Joan
Arge
Rothschilds
Rothachilds
Buchanan
State Department
New York
Complaint Against Governor Morrill Is Dismissed
A no warrant proceeding arises as Justice Grover delays arrest pending county attorney review. Safford denies guilt for Governor Morrill in allegations of obtaining state money via false pretenses, referencing vouchers for $10665 and $8385 to Briewtow and Hall and questioning the affiant Peters for alleged perjury.
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Morrill
SeOnk
Ourning
Safford
Justice of the Peace
F. M. Grover
J. L Brietow
C. E. Hall
Geo. E Cole
Otis L. Atherton
W. W. Cook
Fred J. Close
Geo. M. Seward
J. L. Bristow
Kate J. Adams
Charles E. Hull
T. J. Kellam
Thompson Broa
J. B. French
Edith Colea
J. J. Cox
R. Tuttle
Petera
Church War Brewing in France as Church Challenges State
A Paris dispatch reports France faces a rising church rebellion against the state with the public divided into camps. Only one bishop urged submission to law before Metropolitan action, while the pope appears to shift toward supporting resistance. Assumption Fathers own many papers and back resistance, prompting socialist jubilation over potential conflict.
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France
Loxpox
Chronicle
Paris
Assumption Fathers
Hawthorn Track Raid Rumors Stir Chicago May Day
Two hundred heavily armed deputies gathered at the criminal court building in Chicago on May 10 prepared to raid Hawthorne track. Reports said the force would move to stop illicit sales and arrest everyone in sight.
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Hawthorn Track
Chicago
Criminal Court
Hawthorne
GRESHAM WASTED BY MALARIAL SYMPTOMS
Slight improvement in Secretary Gresham's condition is reported. He was uneasy and slept little overnight. Malarial symptoms have appeared, complicating recovery and stopping absorption of treatment fluid. He cannot take solid food, is weakened, and will likely remain bedridden for several weeks.
Sousa Arrives in Topeka With Fifteen Bandsmen
John Philip Sousa and a fifty piece contingent travel by special train to Topeka for a grand concert at the Grand theater this afternoon and again this evening. Sousa, a renowned march composer, is described as medium height and about forty two, with a mixed European band membership. The group, traveling from Fort Worth, Texas, by Rock Island line, plans to depart for Kansas City Saturday at 10.
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Topeka
John Philip Souse
Bo Ly
Borsa
Washington, DC
Europe
Sosa
Sousa
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Texas
Wichita
Kansas City
Hamilton Printing plant to be sold next Monday
The Hamilton Printing Company filed in district court for disposal of its plant. Judge Hazen accepted the motion to sell to the highest bidder. Receiver Hubbard will not consider bids under 15000. Major Harden’s bid is 13500, but State Printer Snow is expected to bid 15000.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Printing Company
District Court
Hazen
DL McFarland
Hubbard
Tesa
Itia
Major Hadeun
Snow
Panic at City Hall as Ex-Worker Attacks Mayor Swift
A discharged employee, Philip Chester, rushed the mayor in City Hall causing a panic. Clarke intervened and overpowered him. The melee scattered people and knocked some down but no serious injuries were reported as the mayor escaped. The incident coincides with discussions on the cost of living and household cooking.
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Chicaco
Swift
Philip Chester
Clarke
Art
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