Anniv Day events and social notes at Mer Soecote
Reading of Mer Soecote anniversary day exercises on Saturday featured a pleasant afternoon at noon, with decorations, a guessing game called the “Flown Wedding,” and prizes. The event highlighted by Miss Helen Bharlet, Louise Marjory Genes, and many attendees, followed by a party with refreshments and various personal notices of local residents' visits, visits to New York, Topeka, Kansas City, and Arkansas City, along with plans for upcoming social events and church gatherings.
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PNA
Lara
Helin
Atternood
Ceity
Louise Wisite
Tule Ldo
Harstt
Fawn Tzar
Ude
Utvsne
Rites
Sharitt
Helen Berghim
Hutt Ly Iyde
Marmont Guevey
Ethel Hindman
Ed Tikenpadin
Atel Chase
Mary Overbilt
al Trotian
Wrancestaro
Katle Lae
Mildred
Margaret Weilcome
Ess Balnter
Muth Thompson
Elleabet Dikey
Caroline Dicker
Helmattius
Vinewou
Anne
Parry Thindy
Chutytiey
Torsday
Jupter
Henry Keeler
J. Bo Furey
Atchison
Mere Sion
St Cyiliee Averse
Roetinmatesl
Mra
Bartholmew Bos
Towers
Ohio
Hee Jeremy
New York
Josephine
New York City
Heather
Mike Mule Tinea
Kansas City
Mise
Sarah Worden
Bit
Hulyuke College
Mauss
Davidsen
Bran Tepesle
Raman Chyenda
Satish
Ef. John's Military Academy
Bernard Crosby
Sarah Shaw
Fynnot
Dusutay
Ming Ells Millethie
Clevesant
Orm
Charles Adama
Mand Z. Colline
Oakalooma
Topelok
Wismey
Sixth Avenue
Iebeele
Mer
Charter
Trowbrifiee
Arkansas City
Topeka
Sirei
Mimeo
Ebid- Trp
Valley Pane
Butalo
Fort Wayne
FA. Browh
Salita
Mire al Asweal
The
Indies Qoane
Quincy Street
Belen
Miltard
Cmte
Welt
Topeks
Charles
Laverence
Wrkatuse
Exfa Smythe
Gerfraly Babwork
Myrtle Fordyce
Lite Fontyre
Malas
Mien
Juilk Whitmer
Ak Waneh
Rey Miles
Ar Bente
Charles Smythe
Bert Kelly
Grace Webns
Atehlewn
Mitr
Atte Jutta Werner
Mise Cleesrom
Geneve Gilen Ming Tibblema Ve
Omane
Stez Au Sineae
Me Me
Br. Bart Filar
Sr Be
Farrington and Grambine Attend Card Invitation Note
Fragmented read as names Shoehr herman Farrington Guy Grambine Carl Myimon Wille Wood and others linked to an invitation event with Mrs Pirntes Cards am Wed Sams Tires Hone Ads fires Tl Kay.
Foreigners and German aims stir bitter views in Pekin
Reports quote Wever and others arguing Chinese hostility persists. The discussion centers on German evacuation, protection of legations, and possible expansion into Manchuria. Officials warn of ongoing tensions as rulers weigh policy decisions and responses to unrest in China.
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Prines Oukhtom
Sest
HumiChief Bank
Ate
Hung Chong
Li Hung Chane
Germany
Pekin
Welen
Mteer
China
Pekis
Manchuria
Guiana
Olivinese Jn
Fast Hacer Injured In Brooklyn Handicap Incident
New York May 27 Benaitar son of Furendole favorite in the Brooklyn handicap may not tee again this year. He was badly hurt in a race when Brackay’s trncigute interfered after the start, sending Conray over the rail and injuring Banastar. The accident ended the race with Hanastar third and Stand ing leading by a head.
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Banavtar
Mackay
New York
Benaitar
Furendole
Brooklyn
Notamin Ae
Bindlee
Bown
Nee
Conray
Herbert
Hanastar
Dom
Basustar
Stande
Esol Dajan
Chio
Standine
Missouri History Society Eyes Statewide Lecture Series
A Missouri university official will lead a statewide lecture series on state history for the Missouri History Society. The event aims to explore early settlements and notable figures, with participation from regional historians and educators.
White Case Transferred to U S Circuit Court
The Hanase City Sunrnal reports the transfer of the case from the district to the United States circuit court. It mentions Seed Wolkele and a test of ere ad in Yoreseint with the Twensein fauna and notes Veterans and regiments linked to Spanish War era memorials.
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Sunrnal
Nes
Edward White Va
Journal Company
Atstrice
Weandotle County
Cnled States Circuit Court
Tey Trankaelpe
Rock Island Express Reports Topeka Kayess City 5 Louis
Topeka and Kayess City are listed with five Louis at seven p m in an evening Express notice. The fragmented item references Rock Island and a local event time.
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Rock Island
Evening Express
Topeka
Kayess City
Louis
Kaneas City
St. Louis
General Assembly Debates State Funding and Reinstatement Measures
Fragmented notes show discussions in the General Assembly on appropriations for a United States station, relief funds, and reinstatement of a commission. Delaware delegate J. Bryan backs Basin of the Five Thousand dollars for a Dolab Bay station while steps proceed for coal mines and relief programs.
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Generel Assembly
Maines
United Prestevertan General
Peceny
McCepth
Paine
J. Byin
Delaware
Dolaib Bay
Loudun
Aayut
Egypl
Gordon
Bradbury Fronts After County Commissioner Nomination Withdrawal
Lt Howe and George W Anderson withdraw from the Third district county commissioner race in Shawnee county. Bradbury touted as strong candidate with city and county support. Bradbury, a longtime Topeka resident, known for bridge work and Good Roads movement, praised as progressive and energetic candidate with broad backing.
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Howe
George W. Anderson
Shawnie County
William Bradbury
Bredbury
Kawiereae
Bradbury
Kansas
Stasnet
Topeka
Ee Ja
Washbursetese
Alware
Eltteen
Ike Whee
Big Damage Suit Brought Over Damages Alleged
William Bryan sues Frank Mateler for 725000 damages in district court. Robbery at Metzter home on Clay Street near Ninth leads to arrest of Shes, Dorn, and Bryan. Bryan seeks 25 dollars for reputation and 16000 for health due to jail confinement.
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Willam Bryan
Frank Mateler
Metzter
Clay Dhrest
Ninth
Este Pranks
Bryan
Sait
Parkhurst Wins In District Court Verdict
The district court jury Saturday afternoon awarded Fratka against Parkhurst in a case arising from a pancake tour dispute linked to the Topeka Milling Company. The milling firm sought $1.00 as a claimed account tied to Parkhurst’s agreement to place a brand of flour in the milk company market. The jury found no claim against Parkhurst.
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Fratka
Topeka Milling Company
Topeks McMing Company
Parkhurst
Preaches to Graduates Dr J D Countermine Delivers Sermon
Dr J D Countermine delivers the graduation sermon to theTioweim hheti ardveol wither Virat Presbyterian church Friday. The address praised the best gifts and urged growth in faith and service. Also reports murder of Sarah Parker by Sam Reed near Glady Fork with a wounded accomplice and Reed’s escape. Taylor defeats Jacquelin in May races. Habeas corpus petition filed for Mrs Lola Bonine over the killing of Ayres in a hotel. Black Diamond train to New York with Buffalo stopover and through tickets to Newark and Philadelphia.
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Countermine
Tiowéim Hheti Ardveol
Virat Presbyterian Church
Tha
Cerathinnas UK Welten
Pet Show
Sweethear
Sarah Parker
Sam Reed
Glady Fork
War Dooley
Reed
Kalsas City Fare Advertised Near Route Details
An old fare notice lists a round trip to Kalsas City priced at 267 dollars via the Banta Fs Route. The timetable hints at travel dates from May 20 to June with a mix of illegible text but indicates a promotional travel option.
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Kalsas City
Banta Fs
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Aidja and Her Lions at Garfield Park Casino Show
Alda and her sons presented a lions act at Garfield Park Casino. A crowd watched while she sold tickets, stayed at the box, and her assistant managed the lions, using a whip and a thong to coax the animals. The segment ended with the group moving toward a Kansas City stop.
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Alda
Garfield Park
Aidre
Kansas City
Willard and Poster Seek Fortune in Texas Land Strike
Frank G. Willard of Potwin Kansas and Frank Poster traveled to Beaumont Texas to inspect several thousand acres of land in the Texas oil belt. If oil is found a big stock company may be formed. the deal traces back to loans by Willard’s father and a complex inheritance that returned portions of land to George Willard. The holdings include timbered areas likely to yield revenue regardless of oil outcomes.
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Frank G. Willard
Greenwood Avenues
Potwin
Frank Poster
Beaumont
Tes
Mr. Willard
Willard
Mr. Poster
Wien
George Willard
Texas
Nation case against jailer dismissed on absence
Carrie Nation’s charge of indecent abusive language against jailer Jailer HD Smith was dismissed when Nation did not appear to prosecute. Joseph Reed described Smith as too principled to insult a lady and urged dismissal amid claims of a put up job. Nation’s secretary reported police promised to notify her when the case would be called.
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Smith
Jaier HD Smith
Carrie Nation
Indy
Irs
Nation
Hanvas City
White
Chicago Pastor Defends Army Canteen at Humboldt Park
The Rev. Dexter defended the army canteen at a Humboldt Park church service in Chicago on May 27. He opposed extremism demanding Congress abolish temperance restrictions and noted his resignation from the Baptist ministers’ commission after their refusal to receive his report on the canteen question.
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Chicago
BR Texter
Humboldt Park
Congress
Dexter
Port Sheridan
Parkhurst
Seng
Wilde
Elinisters
Santos Wins Great Whitsuntide Cap At Hurst Park
George Holtardes' Santos won the Great Whitsuntide tumnd cap at the Hurst Park meeting led by J Dawson Jr. Rambling Kalle was beaten and Capt Forester's Mortix finished third in the Whitsuntide event.
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Santol Lends
Hurst Park
Tandon
Atay
George Holtardes
Santos
J. Dawson, Jr
Kalle
Ebenad
Capt. Forester
Mortix
Topeka to Kansas City and St. Louis This Evening
Fragmentary notice describes an evening departure from Topeka for Kansas City and St. Louis at 7 p m. It mentions Dr De Costa and a lecture at a church in Avprus Kepimnal Y and references a physician’s office hours and contact details in Topeka.
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de Costa
Juntin Fe
Dei Costa
Distin
Ben Ia
Sayeos
Menineer
Topeka
Jane Tel
Bouras
Topeka notes and society updates from Central Avenue church
In Topeka myriad society items and local notices: Christian church meetings, church delegates to the diocesan convention, new officers for the Women’s Auxiliary and Degree of Honor farewell for Mrs Taggart, Rev Thomson’s arrival from China to join his Topeka family, and Epworth League officers elected after a three day Kansas Avenue ME Church gathering. Also reported are neighborhood visits, travel plans, and a Topeka district social calendar.
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Topeka
C.D. Myars
Yeaterday
Ralph
Grantvilla
Fee Botardas
Seo
Simename
Elizabeth Stalieetitte
Watts
Meriden
Kan
Laurent Street
Nerth
Jackson Street
Silver Lake
Albert Kistler
J. Watts
Kansas City
WS .Taggart
Cisses Tan
Ruth Tasgart
Yeeurday
San Francisco
Tag
Joseph Davies
Mra Dounce
Martha Kimiball
Barrett Block
Bonor
Taggart
H. Pit
Quincy Street
Thomson Ie
Graves
Thomson
Miwon
Kia
Shanghai
Pekin
Huang-Ien
Chehking
Octavia Greenwood
Loriies ‘Siinaret
Church of the Tool Shepherd
Alles Salford
Heloise Green
Solecki
Maud Banister
Jessie Campbell
Walter Davin
Kanexe Avenue
I A. Surrey
Shalath Dene
Mesara
J, Kney
Stock
Knute Withers
Museen
Swarts
Vie
Thendere Wilkie
van Buren Street
South
M E
Geo Y
Tovekas Frat View
Lee
Ves
Mio Myrtie Mossadore
Hird Vies
Chis A Hinh
Sulver Lakes
Peat Irwin
North Topeka
Arthuies
Aira. J. Re Mtuition
Wort Topeka
M_ Goudy
Husiineanes
M_ Oliver
Piles Zula Pawliey
Potia
Kimball
West Garden Street
Afiss
Hertha Smith
Ant
Permelia Curls
Jessie Priddy
Spiritualists Here and Aprons of Change in Nebraska Meeting
Spiritists gathered as Mr Kates urged gradual evolution over sudden leaps toward a higher life. He urged Presbyterians to engage constructively and said religion has suffered from war. A Nebraska State Spiritualist secretary spoke on Roth and Its Tenoration, highlighting press sustenance and future importance. Mrs Kater entertained with stories as sessions continued with morning business and afternoon talks. President Parrett of Boston was unlikely to attend due to a call centers issue.
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Kale
Mr. Kates
Mrr. Kates
Neebraska
Kater
Parrett
Boston
Collect in North Topeka Rock Island Clerks Instructed to Stop It Depot
In North Topeka postal clerks were ordered by P Tart superintendent of the railway mail service to collect mail from two boxes at the Glan Parite depot north Topeka. Previously only Union Pacific clerks did this, a week trial requested by Postmaster Guthrie, aimed to aid hide mills and speed mail on the first train.
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North Topeka
Rock Island
Hock
Possa
P. Tart
Railway Mail Service
Tha
Glan
Parite Depoe
Tha Norte Topeka
Union Partito
Guthrie
Union Pacific
Tie We Pot
South Carolina Monument Dedication Sparks Senate Bid Talk
At Chickamauga South Carolina’s Stor McSweeny attends the dedication service and hints he might run for the U S Senate in the coming primary though no official announcement is made. Wiles Jones, Democratic chairman, announced his candidacy yesterday and calls a July 2 committee meeting to coordinate the campaign.
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Chattanooss
Stor McSweeny
Sourh
South Carolina
Chickatiéaga
United States Senate
Wiles Jones
Rising Sun Prohibition Party Offsets Ballot Poses
Prohibition party files for inclusion on the ballot with a complex slate as Secretary of State William Leavenworth presides over the process. The article notes party disputes and timing for member filings, while Republicans and Democrats have not yet chosen a standard bearer.
Poisoned by Gases Case Seeks $10000 Damages
B F Dooley, formerly with the American Smelting and Refining Co. of Argentine Kan, sues for $10000 alleging lung and stomach poisoning from work exposure in 1900. He claims lasting illness prevents him from returning to labor, and the case moved from Wyandotte District Court to the U S Circuit Court. Injuries cited include stomach cramps and swelling in limbs. Many details appear tangled in the record.
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BF. Dooley
B. F. Dooley
Kan
Dooley
Dainteek
Amelior Dowley
Telont
Kapsac
bin Sult
Wyandotte
President of Chile Faces Prostitution Probe in New York
In New York Ty, authorities reveal a commission of three physicians to conduct thorough examinations of Panama Canal workers alleged to engage in proscribed acts. The aim is to prevent harm from potential medical conditions and to deter repeat offenses among the labor force.
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New York, Ty
Eathracatia
Honor Prom The Sultan Decorates Dr Monroe
Dr Edward Monroe receives a decoration from the Ottoman government as the American recipient, amid praise for Prof Morris and their work on high explosives and the discovery of Smokelene powder. General Lew Wallace is noted among others in the ceremony.
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Edward Monroe
Tanher
Mire
Lew Wallace
Wublan
Morris
Corlines
Munroe
Nat
Veolt
Treasury
Fragmented Weather Notice From Fractured OCR
A damaged page fragment reports general fair conditions with low rain. It lists scattered city names and temperatures in a garbled forecast format, including Montgomery and Ottawa references and several unreadable lines.
Haste and Hinder: Fock & Towne Civil Case Notes
A cryptic, error-filled OCR fragment references Fock and Towne with mentions of certifies, bolted evidence, and a fleet statement. The text hints at disputes over a late claim, a lawsuit against Quineron, and a reduced value claim related to an anti-activity shore matter.
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Fock & Towne
Eh Sanuer
Corse
Frashton
Altho
Keck
Toune
Fragmentary note on trade and relations with South Africa
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Africa trade and a referenced opportunity. It mentions Yueh and May 27 and hints at Che and Connie as related names, with vague references to South Africa and possible developments in trade or diplomacy. The legible parts are insufficient for clear details or outcomes.
Fragmented Note Seems to Describe Gathered Names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and a gathering. Hard to read context but implies people meeting or being recorded. No clear event, place, date, or roles are identifiable. Further readable text needed for concrete facts.
Potkarrnd Sula Sitiaiteh Fem Ha Era
Four SE techs report in the early stage of Potkarrnd and Sula Sitiaiteh, with notable activity by the Potkarrnd project team and local experts in the field. The brief notes ongoing testing and preliminary findings.
Noted Tenor Dead in Turts After Concert Run
Reports say the famed tenor Carl Car bemeral died after attending a Maurice Grau Opera Company performance in Turts. Funeral rites are planned by the Grau troupe with Carl Car bemeral listed among the deceased.
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Alf
Turts
Sear
Carl Car Bemeral
Maurice Grau Opera Company
Prigoes on Their Travels Arrive in Denver May Day
Prinees Alert and Jacquen De Brogie of Paris arrived in Denver from Galvester and relocate to Chicago for new postings. The pair, described as Reliowecans, are seen boarding trains as travel continues amid growing international interest.
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Prigoes
Denver
Colo
Prinees Alert
Jacquen “de Brogie
Paris
Galvester
Chicago
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