Washburn students host pleasant spring reception at Keanwood Avenue
A social event hosted at Keanwood Avenue brought about twenty five friends of Mr and Mrs Judd. Music and dancing followed a light supper as attendees including Miss Maud Cook and Mrs Ho Newman shared in the lively evening. The Washburn college freshman class enjoyed a similar Penny evening at the home of Mr Ward Oliver with blue and white decor.
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End Ooc
Judd
Keanwood Ave
Imne
Washburn
Mise
Maud Cook
Mise Veeta
Inehwy
Gora Silverwall
Dori Thakerman
Mibs Ees Tenia
Isa Lavuise Medeling
Sii Elizabeth
Adelle Motil
Hank Nelson
Mins Bertha Thorne
Frank Uay
10Dwin
Hail
Curt Johnson
Jiarry Luken
Glen Pricer
Panipipet
Morgan
Harahbarget
Cartwright
Wasmure College
Nae Ward Oliver
Tyler
Gatnold
Kuesta
Ho. Newman
Misa Lilly Walter
Pansy ‘Preemat Mies Eatith Durant
Misa Funcie Fuster
Stes Ena Pry
EP. Jeravem
Harry Ill
Ar Quant
Robert Smi
Steele
Geet Vent
Pency Walker
Three Year Olds to Race for the Withers Stakes
New York May 21 six fast 3 year olds set to start for the Withers stakes the first major cuttage of the year colts carry 120 pounds and geldings 113 pounds Bonnibert from Prank Farrell is listed as a leading contender with Commando Dave also noted for trials. The Metropolitan and Parader have recent wins bolstering the field and track conditions after rain may force withdrawals.
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New York
Cuttewie
Farrell
Bonnibert
Commando Dave
Bonniert
Metropolitan
Bidney Ducas
Amil
Pateferson
Commandoe
Hall Buys Masonic Block For 23000 On Jackson Street
The Masonic building known as the Dennia-Awart block on Jackson Street between Sheth and Seventh streets was purchased from Fidelity Trust Company by Willant Hall for 23000. The story building fronts Grand Opera House area and houses Royal Masonic orders second and third floors. Estimated annual rental income is about 3000.
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Masonic
Jackson Street
Sheth Avenue
Seventh Street
Fidelity Trust
Kansasee
Willant Hall
Masonic Temple
Dennia-Awart
Ae “ Oe
Joval Lhdyp
Eliza
Ae Ans
Peka Athletic Association
Palmer's
Alexanders
Pratt
Shamrock T Faces Soft Regard In Water Race
London dispatch notes The Field refrains from criticizing Shamrock T s water performances. It says the challenger may be faster or slower due to trim and road water line, making speed difference against Columbia hard to prove.
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London
Shamrock T
Riebound
Atbous
Ahe
Columbia
Abe
Awie
Many Elevator Cases Heard by Railroad Board
The railroad commissioners in Warming up to its work hear complaints about elevators on railroad right of way. F P Finger & Co urged action against the Santa Fe at Pratt while H H Schumacher challenged Baume against the Colon Pacific at Victoria. Union Pacific reports three elevators on their line at Victoria with no room for more. Hearings expected as cases near stage, Missouri Pacific notified to join a cross line project with Santa Fe. challenge to validity may follow.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
Severabensen
F. P. Finger & Co
Fanta Fe
Pratt
HH. & Schumacher
Baume
Colon Pacific
Victoria
Union Pacific
Missouri Pactic
Boand
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Spanlger's Sad Offices Will Deliver Funeral Oration
The article covers funeral plans for Fred Aven Stocks, with Prof Spangler and others involved. It notes past ties at a state university, private obsequies, and attendance by Masonic and Knights Templar groups. Also mentions a Denver speech about unions and women’s membership rights.
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Spangler
G. B. Stocks
Sonstor Stocks
State University For
Fortier
Fred Aven Stocks
Kindate Fenldenie
Repide
N Ous
Masonic
Margeville
Knights Templar
Mr. Kaa
Charis & Gleed
President Stays Out of Hawaii Political Standoff
Washington officials say President McKinley will not intervene in the Hawaii situation. The Hawaiian territorial governor John Dole has refused an extension amid ongoing friction with the legislature, and the president believes Hawaiians should work out their own salvation.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Hawaii
McKiniey
Doie
Dolei
Dole
Trial of Captain Barrown Ends Without Verdict
May 1, United States forces report the trial of Captain Rick D. Barrown of the Thirteenth Volunteer Infantry as quartermaster of the department of Southern Luzon concludes for the day with no verdict announced. Mindoro is seen as likely to be occupied soon amid fugitive Tagala and concealed arms. Philippine Commission grapples with many applications and provincial officers face difficulties as insurgents burn a bridge near Lueban Tayaban but are driven back.
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Rick d. Barrown
Thirteenth Volunteer Infantry
Department of Southern Luzon
Department of Southern
Mindoro
United States
Luieban
Tayaban
Russian citizen pays 600 ruble fine to Russia
J D Horne a naturalized American and wholesaler in Chicago was fined 600 rubles by the Russian government for not serving in the army. The note states the penalty was placed on him after a notice from Russia. American minister at St Petersburg mediated, but release would incur arrest. To protect his aged parents in northern Russia, Horne paid the fine to prevent eviction of their home.
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Chicago
Amy
Tribune
St. Paul
Minnesaga
J. D. Horne
Horne
Russia
St Petersburg
Mntter
St. Petersburg
Riusen
3Tumia
Mr. Horne
Nisin
Cardinal Gibbons Trip to Rome for Regular Holy See Visit
Cardinal Gibbons plans a regular visit to the Holy Father in Rome to confer on the church in America and the Philippines, stating no special mission. He expects a long sea voyage and possible absence until late summer. Also notes Jubilee Handicap result at Kempton and treasury bond purchase of 315,000 short-term 4 percent bonds.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Rome
The
New York
Holy Father
América
Philippines
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
TSG
Burglary at 715 Madison Street Noted as Last Victim
A. J. Rader reports burglars entered his Madison Street home last night and seized jewelry including a revolver, men's watch, two diamond rings, a chain and locket, a brooch, stick-pins, and more. Police urged action on the suspected old-time character.
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A. J. Rader
Madison Street
Castelane Illness Threatens With Appendicitis
Count Boni de Castellane suffers intestinal trouble with rest ordered and engagements postponed. Doctors diagnose the onset of appendicitis but deem him not in danger. Report from Avenue du Bois de Boulogne says condition improved. Also notes funeral gathering for Brother Frank Deyo and security lodge meeting details.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Avenus du Boie
Schleswig a Wreck Off Jamaica After Port Maria Survey
The German steamer Schleswig, wrecked near Port Maria, Jamaica, was surveyed and declared a total loss. The vessel will be broken up and sold at auction. the ship was insured by a Hamburg company and the German consul accompanied surveyors. The article mentions various ads and notices in a scattered, damaged text.
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Schleswig
Kingston
Jamaica
Bleswig
Schluter
Port Maria
Sxmmich
Hamburg
Consi
Loges blue for Sloan in riding license dispute
London dispatch reports Ted Brian near despair over renewal of his riding license by the Empire Jockey Club. Influential turf figures backed by Lorn William resist Sloan’s peers. Earl Clonmel visits the US amid pension news for Queen Victoria’s ladies.
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Licnas
New York
London
Ted Biean
Enzireh Jockey Club
Went
Dreft
Tord
Sloan- Sois
Earl Clonmel
United States
Ganade ant Karu SWOPKINE brief report
Varies item from Ganade and Karu SWOPKINE noted in the record. Preyrt section lists seven briefions. Further readable fragments indicate a local item of uncertain scope and minimal detail.
Kite Adwari Faces £21000 Annual Totter Cost
June reports that Kite Adwari must cover a yearly totter cost of £21000 for two places. The burden includes maintaining both sites and related expenses, with ongoing financial pressure noted.
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Kite Adwari
Daleroras ‘Caatie
Ouborsie Totter
Thera
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