Day in Society Morning Wedding at Church of the Assumption
A Topeka society page reports a morning wedding at Church of the Assumption and a 24th anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs George B Palmer hosted by their son Paul with about thirty guests. The event featured a short music program, refreshments, and elegant attire with brides roses and pink accents. A reception is planned at the Belie home, with travel and personal notes about Topeka residents and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Palmer
Paul
Eccleston-Coggins
Kate Riley
Mra Ries
Byon
Ansa Buchanan
Cuesina
Harry Ee- Sletten
Miss Wingert
Bacharan
Comine
Belie
Madison Stretcr
Ecclestno
Colorado
Hartsom Street
Coggins
Kau'en
Reclesten
Topeka
Adams Bros
Kansas Arena
Myril
Ivah Ducts
Thomas Keeles
Denver
Eurene Quintes
WA. Morton
FE Dietrich
Fort Worth
Tex
Lucky
Deetrich
Furr Worth
Dell Chamberlain
University of
Wil
TM Parkart
George
Ashton
Cincinnati
Higa
Harmony Hall
Fey
Jated
Atresia
Mir SS
Mra
T. G
Pitteturg
Surprise visit by Vera Hoover charms Kansas City gathering
Little girls Annie and Nellie enjoy an afternoon mood as Bru De Vere and son Gaston host Lawrence friends in Kansas City. Vera Hoover departs today for her home in Saffordsville Kansas after a lively afternoon of games and chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Nellie
Bru. de Vere
Son
Gaston
Lawrence Cuben Napiver & Chattine Friends
Kansas City
Vera Hoover
Saffordsville
Kan
Married on horseback in Perry wild west show
In Perry Oklahoma May night, Pred Merks and Sadie Spenny wed on horseback inside a big tent as Indian and cowboy riders performed. The ceremony occurred with the couple riding in at a dead gallop before the evening show began in front of about 4 690 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Merks
Sadie Spenny
Meeks
Miss Spenny
Jodz
EW. Jones
Easo
Bers
Beam Building a Mansion in Thompson, New England
Multi millionaire Chicago executor Beam is erecting a mansion and grounds seven miles from town in Thompson, New England. The brick residence will cost 40000 with over 10 acres of grounds, white marble ornaments, and architectural towers. The estate promises rare plants and numerous water fountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Forman
Chicago
George M. Pullman
Thompson
New England
Pastor calls traitor at Calumet church sermon
Milwaukee May 27 a Sentinel special from Calumet Mich reports a Germon delivery by Heef Hunter at the First Congregational church. Rev Mr Hunter denounced the national administration for its Philander policy during the Spanish war. Charles Tomms, a volunteer in the Thirty fourth, challenged him and shouted that any man who calls a patriot a traitor must be silenced, then left the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Calumet Mich
Hee F Hunter
First Congregational Church
Hunter
Charles Tomms
Snapshot of Local News and Rumors Across Kansas
A mosaic of short items from Topeka and surrounding areas covers travel plans, court appearances, political notes, civic events, and miscellaneous society updates. Highlights include court actions in Geary and Wallace counties, plans for a junction city courthouse, Topeka’s charity conference, and town figures facing legal or social questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Robicsom
Europe
Parktale
Bad Mosday SF
Lincols
Harmon Ryne Srt
Chasies Kicinsons
Los Angelon
J. Bolland
Geary County
Junction We 4
Wallace County
Topeka
convesten—Abiens Chronicle
Annus Smorist Serviess
Suieiay
Asatorism
Lincoln Pest
Squires
Wits Soar Cans Oke
Joan Oakley
Nave Mocort
Renaine
Jaint
Mewton Republicsn-Ramsan
Cottey Ite
Tagre Coma
Brand Pooentiae
Aieer
Kansas
Regis
Dick Bert
Jeng
Reguniican
West Bs
Mira Teak Ca
Clark
Wichita
Atsaiun
Sisner
Temberet
United State
Bitter vote to refuse new nuisance and liquor measure in Topeka
Topeka city council adjourned meeting failed to adopt a substitute ordinance combining nuisance and liquor laws. Councilors Morgan Hughes opposed. Roundtree Elliott and others favored. six to five vote rejected the measure as it lacked seven affirmative votes. City Attorney Bird noted required majority and no passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Hazen
Judiciary Committee
Morgan
Hughes
Rownduree
Ellott
Mergan
Heuodtree
Roundtree
Bird
Moana
Dent
Benson
Ordinance Amended Restricting Phoenix Telephone Franchise
Topeka city council amends the Phoenix Telephone Company franchise to allow competition with a rival service while regulating rates. Bulkley, president, warns the change may deter investment and notes city tax and a three percent surcharge. The company agrees to supply service at capped prices not exceeding 18 dollars, with the council imposing a three percent tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoeniz Telephone Company
Sid
Danerr
Phoenix Company
Couneil
Bulkley
Phoenix ‘Telephone Company
Topeka
Ea Wolf
Iteel
Tas
City Franchises and Gas Ordinance Debate at Topeka Council
Amid heated debate, Topeka council weighs Phoenix company franchise terms, price regulation, and nine year duration while trustees push a gas price ordinance. Blocked votes, committee referrals, and comments by Chaney and Warner shape a tentative path for public utility oversight and street paving plans including Tyler and Seventh Street projects.
Twelfth Street Appraised and City Officials Named Addenda
Mayor Drew appoints RM Spires J T Gage and RM Curtis as appraisers for Twelfth Street between Topeka avenues and Tyler streets. Council discusses park laws and park commission duties while considering fair grounds finance and city park terms. Frank J Brown offers five lots west of National hotel and $5000 cash for the present city building, with citizens floated 46000 in free mortgage bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Street
Drew
RM. Spires
J. T Gage
R. M. Curtis
Topeka Agenas
Tyler Streets
Nettzis
Board of Park Commissioners
Park Eee Zane Brown
Frank J. Brown
National Hotel
To- Reka
Ery
Railway Telegraphers vote to move May meeting to September
Peoria May 2 The Order of Railway Telegraphers changes the meeting from May to September. One grand chief may relocate headquarters. T N Pierson, ex vice grand chief, is reinstated. There are 125 constitutional amendments pending. Cleveland bids for the ext convention. Wall Street reports a sale of the Stouts Peoria and Northern railroad by Chicago and Alton. Details unspecified with SCL00LO allegedly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Order of Railway Telegraphers
T. N. Pierson
Cleveland
Alton
New York
Wall Street
Stouts, Peoria & Northern Railroad
Chicago & Alton Road
Mystic Cure touted for rheumatism relief in Indiana doctor claims
Dr HB Hettinger of Indianapolis endorses Detchon's Mystic Cure for rheumatism saying four days without a cane and two bottles cured his affliction after ankle sprain. Swift & Holliday druggists at 22 Kansas avenue sell the remedy. Excursion from St Louis to Columbus and return noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. Hettinger
Indianapota
Ind
Detchon
Swift & Holliday
Kansas Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church of the Assumption
Theodore Hammatt
Oklahoma
Connecuicut
Calumet
Phoenix Telephone Company
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Icc
Blough’s
Usc
Ours
Asc Fancy Chins
Toc
Soc
Madras
Asc
Tance
Silesias
LUC
Flesworth
Worth
Isc
Pique Searts
S¢ Momarch Chewing Gum
Tim & Co
Gans
Kabo
W. L. Douglas
New Era
Broadhead
Williard’s
Shewla
Blissem
Bestia
Nettels
Warner
Morgan Spel
Blossom
Blescom
Betts
Eliott
Nett
Burgess
Merson
Henson
Coasey
5. J
Beer
St. Liwis
Dutrhem
Chaney
Bels
Bell
Bell Company
Sete
Rowndtree—trelly
Elliott, Nettels
Buran@ Roundtree
Morgan,Benson, Chaney
Netters
T Counedl
Elliott
Gott
Geo. H. Hapgood
Barnes
Seventh Street
van Beren
Topeka Avenue
Harrison
Potwin
West Street
Madison
van Buren
Jackson
Committee On
Tyler Street
Ninth
Thirteenth Street
Clay
Buchanas
Buchanan
Thirteesth
Williams Avenue
J. M Ashbaugh
Frank Durein
Quincy Street
Fourth
Pirth
Reid
Polk Street
St Tea
C. BR. T
Geaver
St Louis
Columbus
Andrew WA
Ceresgi Usimews
Kansas Ave
Staira
Torres
Goura
Baye
Indy
Haut-Ton
Shawnee Huilding Amt Loan Association
West Sixt Street
Sixth St
Lars Adders
J. M. Chesbrough
Amtist
Ant G P. A
Tale
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