TOPEKA SOCIETY WEDDING AND WOMEN'S EVENTS
A Topeka wedding and social notes describe Miss Harriet Kright becoming Mrs. W H L Dick in an informal and joyful evening ceremony. The piece details guests, travel, and celebrations, including a whist party for Miss Florence VanTashet, an anniversary at Beventh and Lane, and numerous personal mentions of Topeka society members and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Willites
Dirk
Otis
Parler
Hvien Dick
Ero
Corral Ebright
Erie
Merety
Florence VanTashet
Herste Ricketts
Meadville
Lancheon
and Mee
Hoss Heller
Beventh
Lane Strvets
Gaetan Methodist Church
Humber
G. J. Jiser
Fey
J. Dolor Miasd
Veeper
Churten Devin
Willd Hep
Sleven
Vesper
Lula Ven
Jick Jamar
Charles Richach
Irenk Dryer
Simplest Cure for Indigestion Promoted by Stuart's Tablets
Advert reads of Stuart's Dyapspepsia Tablets claiming rapid relief for stomach troubles and indigestion. Testimonies from Mr G Wendis of Powetu and Samuel Kerpis of Girty praise comfort after hours of discomfort, asserting the remedy aids digestion and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wendis
Powetu
Vox
Seimuel Kerpis
Girty
$15 000 000 LOAN SHAPES GLOBAL FINANCE
New York reports a $15 million loan negotiated through the Bank of France in the last fortnight. The funds aim to support enterprises and counter financial pressures in Paris and beyond, with bankers seeking favorable terms to stabilize investment and prevent disruption during the ongoing postwar period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Bank of France
Willy France
Oder
Berlin
Jonehasd
Fiona Ee
Gould
Verigime
Fiemesund
Roe Sones Ae
Hank
Ofreign
Flood of Immigrants Reaches New York in History Day
May 17 report notes a record influx of immigrants arriving in New York City. Commissioner McSweenty states 6682 people, aboard two barges and six ships, were processed in one day at Ambion Dove. Fire incident injures several as a stairway collapses during crowd watching. Casualties reported. property loss in thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country
New York
Acti
McSweenty
Burt
Bay
Winkle & Fee
Maine Prohibitionists Convene in Portland Nominates State and District Officers
May 1 in Portland. Prohibition party held state and district conventions. Grant Sogert of Richmond was nominated for governor. DD Parker of Portland was nominated for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Prohibtion Arty
Grant Sogert
Richmond
Dd, Parker
Congren
Topeka City Council Proceedings May 7 1900
City council met in regular session with quorum present. Various petitions for sidewalks and street improvements were read and referred. City engineer cost estimates for sidewalks and piping discussed. resolutions to pave and curb streets adopted. adjournment set for May 22 at 5 PM.
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Counci
Tepeseee
Nen Miller
Mergen
Myery
Blott
Bnattinger
Weber
Chaney
Warner
Stadiimin
Batts
Cundires
Aree
Quunciiman Warner
H. Seiterr
Couneilman Hillett
Bey Shae
Ekanene Avenue
Khenth Street
Hanes
Wales
Coatntiniention Tram
Yuie
Fillatt
Swallinger
Warper
Swendson
Hughes
Naya
Miller
Mencan
Myers
Yuna Milles
Afengast
Atyers
Ute Shactinger
Haney
Swenson
Mughes
Lcense
Ciy
Wiso
Naye
Pallet
Stactineer
Fier
Merygali
Wiles
Eal San Mt
Wetettman, Jr
Sidewalx Furth
Zorrie
Brian
Nalgra
Lon MM. Rheidor Hans
Topeka
Kansae Avenue
Ah Street
Charles Prea
Sintsos
Wal- Ut
Fifteenth
Cornellman Chaney
Counell
Quincy Street
Monroe Street
Paye
Fease Miller
Morr
Rillett
Stallinger
Weber Chaney
Swenduon
Hushes
Comnonlman Chaney
Big Tevolutian
Eaulved
Teayer
Council
Cty
Turkie
Sixth Avenue
Ninth
Yeat
Faye
Tore
Hughie
Speke
Willow Avenue
Greenwood Avenue
Woodlawn Avenue
Scott
Yeas
Folknate
Morgan
Nott
Ole Warner
Swendean
Counciman Elliott
Gan
Engitveer
Cotnetman Elliott
Sis
Elliott
Waya Amd Mente
Bretgan
J. H Squires
He Beat the Professionals as He Did the Amateur
A feature profiles a standout athlete who defeated professional rivals and previously beat amateur challengers, detailing career milestones, notable victories, and ongoing competition in regional events. The piece highlights skill, strategy, and perseverance shaping the athlete's reputation.
Havana considers boundary change for wooden houses
Colonel Black presided over a meeting of real estate leaders and officials in Havana to discuss removing the 400 meter military zones around Forts Azures Santa Clara and Principe and allowing non timber housing in expanded areas. Proposals include harbor dredging providing a modern rail and streetcar network to link Havana with surrounding rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Black
Sanitary Department
Society of Real Estate Owners
Insurance Company
Binck
Azures
Santa Clara
Principe
Itelso
Culopel Binck
Receivers Sought for Two Kansas Railroads Foreclosure
U S circuit court petitions seek receivers for the Solomon Valley line from Solomen to Beilin and the Salina and Southwestern from Salina to McPherson both branches of the Union Pacific owned by separate companies The Solomon Valley bonds issued in 1878 total 575000 with 6 percent gold coupons and defaulted interest since May 1 1895 The Salina and Southwestern bonds issued in 1887 total 540000 with 200 coupons overdue since September 4 1896 Both lines are proposed to be sold to satisfy debt with injunctions against interference and trustees named by W R Kelly A J Williams and William D Cornish representing the bondholders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Kansas
Solomon Railroad
Solomen
Union Pacific
Beilin
Salina & Southwestern
Salina
McPherson
Solomon Valley
Kirwin
Phillips County
Atchison
Bejott
Sidney Dillon
Carlos
Greeley
Union Pacific Company
Minneapolia
Glasco
Solomon Railroad Company
W. R. Kelly
A. J. Williams
William D. Cornish
N. A Louris
John F. Dillon
Peter B Wyckeft
Ixainx
Rusning
Lindsborg
Loornis
Attorney General hears William Hearst case in Albany
In Albany May 27 Attorney General Davies heard arguments on William Hearst of New York City's bid to restrain the American Ice Company from doing business in the state under 1909 law forbidding incorporations from combining to restrain trade or form monopolies. The case contends the ice firms in New York City restrain trade by consolidating controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Davies
William &. Hearst
New York City
American Toe Company
Eos Ees
Rock Island Route Return Fare and Worker Strike Update
Rock Island Route round trip to St Louis priced at 11.60 with sale dates via A. AL Fuller. A fast bicycle rider. Buckien's office Galve offers aid for outs, stains, bruises. In Youngstown Ohio on May 15, six hundred Stirling Bekief workers at Barberton end a strike and return to work.
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St Louis
A. AL Fuller
Buckien
Galve
Coctistes Freed Cares
Sare Lipa
Buren
Sareene Lfw
Youngstown
Stirling Bekief
Barberton
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Moves
North Topeka column lists residents moving to farms and towns, visits by Dr Bryan and Mrs Noble, school summer closure, and a Friday Baptist church gathering for mothers. Attendees at a club meeting include Mrs Hastings and Mrs McMahan. remarks note Kansas crops ahead of Ohio Illinois.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Bryan
Kan. Ave
Rochester
Costley & Post
Will Little
Quincy Street
Mr. Dunham
LM Shellabarger
Guiney Street
Wreisell
Jeppers
James Brenton Lewis
John
J. Watts
Laura Pratt
Alvin Pratt
Dudley Pratt
East Laurent Street
Mrs . Noble
St. Marys, O
Dan Frazier
Secon
Colorado
Corriey
Holmanine
Minneapolis
Kas
Arvana Ladysmith
Neilsen
Baptist Church
Laurent and
Hartizon
Worden
Charles H. Shefeld
K. C. Pls
MRR
Kansas City
CH Sheffield
Kan Ses Avenue
Street
W. H. Harless
G. C. Bowman
Mise Thorp
McMahan
Clu
Busters
C. E. Hastings
Ohio
Illinois
Kansas
Measish Craze Appears on Tongue River in Montana
Washington May 17 The secretary of the interior reports Indians on Tongue River Montana growing restless and an incipient Messiah craze appearing there Officials say the matter merits little importance but have referred it to the war department for military investigation and possible steps to preserve order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Tongue River
Montana
War Department
A Keen Clear Brain Promoted by Local Druggist
A local druggist on Kansas Avenue advertises a product named Keen Clear Brain. The notice touts strong mental clarity, stress resistance, and high ambition as key benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
Kansas Avenue
St Louis and Return $11 59 and More Ads
Fragmentary notices show travel pricing St Louis and return at 11 59 with dates via A M Fuller for full sale details. Also references Chambarlain cough remedy praised in Andersonville Herald and drugist sales. A. D. A. W. Dance Apollo No. 88 to host May 1 at Kansas avenue halls with orchestra and costumes. Baptist anniversary at Detroit May 33 to 22 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
A. M. Fuller
Herald
Andersonville
Ind
Druceieti
Apollo
Kansas Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Rock Island
Friday Bargains at the Store Front
Readable sale notes show ladies handkerchiefs hemstitched and embroidered, children's hose, double sole hose, silk yard goods, and men’s socks offered. Corsets and summer wear teased with reduced prices, urging shoppers to visit for deals.
Wealth in Wood and a Philippine Exhibit Plans
Seo Franciscn, May W-Colin Hilder, on a Smithsonian funded trip to the Philippines to assemble a 5,000-item exhibition. The collection covers crafts, tools, arts, and implements, with a projected ten month voyage to Washington. The exhibit will debut at Pan and Stettnke before being stored in the Philippines department in Washington.
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Seo Franciscn
Colin Hilder i
Philippines
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Ph Islands
Pan
Stettnke
Une Ie
Burlington Route Through Train To Portland And Puget Sound
The Burlington Route markets through trains to Portland and Puget Sound with enhanced car service and scenic tours. It highlights connections from Nebraska to Colorado Utah and California excursions, noting improved equipment and schedules for travelers.
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Portland
Puget Sound
Northen
Weebraska
Black Hills
Wyeening
Done Tana
Washington
Sepiente
Mortiver
Iby Nebrisitn
Monten
Gregan
Lanicolp
Billings
California
Nebranks
Colorado
Hastings
Utah
Cheleuco Am
Dati
Minscapaiy
Esc Dramball
Iwi Se Ae Oe i
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Topeka Society
Harriet Kright
W. HL. Dick
W. W. Stilson
Los Angolas
Cal
Denutttul
Parton
Anuwbalta
Japan
Mexcley
Mra
Sillian
Furperty
Aris Merle
Sianey
Arn
Hedhon
John the Lord
Atre Toh
Noel
Mire JL
Shella Burger
George MM. Nebrake
Ataris
Jathoe
Tiayder
Crusty
Iliguinn
Mite
Eidy
Stee Susieiny
Fweely Hayden
Mire
Oklathoma City
Bre
Funk
Chicags
Misa Mince Ettoh
Emporia
Adams Bros
Seusses
Dire
Irwin
Emporis
Dean
MacLennan
Bite
Paceres
Karolyn Whitiey
Charlotte Parkhurst
Kunene City
Vinewood
Imperial Club
Strand
Walter Cust
Conlis
Potwin
Cantidee
HE Buors
Mex
Wall
John Newtis
Stra J. A Fay
Chanute
Chat
Chicas
Pitot
Herbert
Denmuerks
Twi
Guy Usd
J. Cautton
William Higetne
Kan
Sia
Alury
Tiatiow
Fort Scottapenene
Dare
Seth
Eugene Ware
Werartan
Fort Bout
Aknoviatist
Livingston
George Sm
Marshall County
Sir
A. L. Wallen
East Las Vegas
Manter
Santa Fe
Mrs
Belle God- Gard
Lawinat Hill
Stuart
Geogwad
Maine
Council Proceedings
Topeka State Journal
Frank Kramer
William R. Hearst
The
Ice Trust
Lacey
North Topeka
Nex Martin
Pixie
Kings
Italy
Ottawa University
Washburn
Washburn Athletic Park
W. T. Lawless
Quincy St
Burlington
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