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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1901

Page

5

Enriched Enid Beloved by Army Captain Albright Marries in Leavenworth

A wedding and reception described in vivid detail near Leavenworth features Captain William Albright of Company C, Tenth Kan Volunteer Infantry, and Sarah Josephine Rudder, a longtime local teacher. The ceremony at 126 Harriston Street included numerous guests and a large reception with Stebbers Orchestra, while earlier gatherings noted a charity subscription dance at Vinewood and a barge of social events surrounding the couple’s union.

Albright Witlam Albricht Er Wiste Bank Conmpleioner Sarah Josephine Ruder Lawnenworth Miss Ruder Leavenworth Tientieth Kan~ Bie Vinewood Ty Stebbers Mise Ina Purd Misa Mabel Pusselman Ray Midlicot Rugsei Kiteabd Prank EL Middleton Tageare Lem White James Ninoon Eart Graham N. B Thampeon Harry Trivall Ralph Halt Mer Lawrence Robinson St Tuckerman George M. Mc Surter Cont Binith Ww. Marshill Newton Alain John Huchanah Qty Morria Stevenson Harry Colysh Bure Miler Me Fobert Kein Mir Marry McKirahes CB Wikgett. Strickrott-Dumford

Birthday Dinner Recalls Topeka Social Guests

Mrs Henry Wellman hosts a birthday dinner on Western Avenue with many invited locals including Miss Julia Tripp and Cr Hobart from the Mai and Hreeze. Guests include Mirae Hesse Reverais Mary Dallas Game Margaret Wellcome Une Lytle Sharitt Prit Rifle Bainter and others. After visits, several travel to Nobbenville Indiana and Colorads Springs for short stays. The Ladies Music Club prepares a recital for First Christian Church associates on Saturday with guest permission for associates to bring a guest.

Henry Wellman Julia Tripp Cr. Hobart Helen Western Avenue Mirae Hesse Reverais Mary Dallas Game Margaret Wellcome Une Lytle Sharitt Prit Rifle Bain Harry Guthrie Eltie Kiene Farm Taba Matneld Dsushier Gledys East Fourth Street Tuentay Nington Lown Hatfield Julia Jacobs T. J. Pyles Madison Wi Ht Reed Ladies” Music Club Christian Church

Harmony in Cuba and Cuban politics after the convention

A Havana dispatch reports that radical opposition is muted by the majority’s acceptance of the Platt amendment, with leadership urging restraint and cooperation. General Sindaley advocates peace and unity while others push for rapid electoral law progress and close U S ties amid postrevolutionary uncertainty.

New York Tribune Havana Te Rich Mike Eiget Pound General Sindaley Santinny Shingatey United States

American Girls Wanted at Paris Society Event

Exclusive Paris roosting salon scene features American talents led by Princess de Polignac. Notable performers include Alice Tors Tinican of New York, Martin of New York Forke, Stella Dyer of New York, Elizabeth Parkinson of Jan sun, violinist Atary Gantier of Chicago, and others. The Potignas family noted among Europe’s oldest lineages as preparations evoke past grand salons.

Leatere Paris Mart Purik Alice Iors Tinican New York Nite Martin Stella Dyer White Atary Gantier Chicago Elizabeth Parkinson Jansun Prince de Polignac Paria Potignas Europe Duras E. Enanizy

Strike of Gold Deepens Hope for Second Comstock

Bis ghetturet reports gold strike news from Omineca B C reaching Vancouver. Rich prospects tied to Gow and mapcrates of New York may make the claim highly valuable. Samples show silver content and gold ounces, with men moving to tidewater as the claim develops. Local eye glasses and jewelry ads accompany the note.

Vancouver, & C Vancouver Omineca Caga Gow Mapcrates of New York Irish Columbia Singlehurst Tidewater

Mission Board Report Highlights Finances and Missions

The May 20 business session outlines a biennium report showing total receipts of 95,266 and expenditures of 97.25 percent. Net indebtedness stood at 8,715 with an additional 20,825 raised and a 460 balance remaining. The India program reports 100 baptized members and Africa work details, with active but uneven missionary staffing. A resolution seeks 94,000 for foreign missionary support in the next biennium.

Delazates Agrion Wd Sessons Tessors Sunda Board of Locsin Missions Aleo India Africa Soare

March to Dixie at Confederate Veterans reunion

Memphis May 20 closing day of the United Confederate Veterans reunion featured a grand parade of old soldiers. About 5,000 veterans gathered into a lengthy procession through rain and wind, with divisions from Virginia to Tennessee and a large national turnout. A long line of carriages and a general air of celebration marked the event alongside local advertisements.

Memphis United Confederate Veterans Bright George W. Gorton B. Gorton Gen. Orman Divisiada Virginia Maryland North Carolina South Carolina West Virginia Kentucky Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Pieridae Tennnessee Cavalry Corps Sons of Veterans

Cubans in Doubt Piatt Amendment Debate May 20

A Herald dispatch from New York reports Cuban factions divided on accepting the Piatt Amendment. Proponents argue a majority favors acceptance to maintain independence under U S supervision. opponents fear a loss of sovereignty, with debate reflecting party lines and regional loyalties.

Masny New York Javuns Ira Gorka Saya Maxima Gomex Cole Sener Robau Dome Miguel Gomes Amcrica Usrtie Mies Cube

Professor Jackson Arrested For Riding On Sidewalk

George Washington Jackson a professor and band leader of the Twenty third regiment band was arrested after riding a bicycle along a city sidewalk on Harrison Street near the Commercial club. Police nabbed him and he was brought to the station where he explained he led a prominent amateur colored band. He was released after a brief detention.

George Washington Jackson George Jackson Twenty-third Regiment Mud Jackson Dows

Slow Estate Settlement Casts Light on English Heir

New York May 2 The Press reports Mira Patterson of Newark N J among heirs of the Jame Wood estate. Papers suggest a British heir in England may receive a share while concerns about a division and accumulating interest over five years are noted as lawyers prepare for the case.

Womas New York Jame Wood England Mira. Moe. Patterson Newark Pune Rooney Siphare

Grace to Durango Mission for School Contracts

Mrs Mary D Grace principal of Tompkins school is to travel to Durango Mexico on business connected with contracts and school duties The report notes that her actions involved a contract and subsequent inquiries detail unclear due to partial text However the main event is Grace plans to go to Durango on school related mission and contract matters

New York Syracuse Saya Mary D. Grace Tompkins School Durango Mexico Chris Wheter Acnaloc I Ieee Cas Bern Ares Wyern Geste Eeacae Spd Samim

Local shoppers and visitors as Northton notes

North Topeka column lists residents and visitors in town for bargains and social events at Cospley and Post. Names include Ruane Jett, Mrs Arthur Gownyx, Margaret Sins, Annie Nystrom, Mrs Piato, Mrs Bankes, Mrs Courtney, Mrs June Baxter, and others. Announcements cover weddings, church officers, and a funeral for H. H. Newell with details of services and burial.

Ignepeti Principe Sampsoy Bene Grantville Costley & Post Nyo Nort 'Voneka Trea Annie Nystrom Kansas City Kun Piato Cari Tieten Esd Gilbert Bankes Slatern SL Courtney June Baxter A. C. Davis West Liberty Iowa A. Barrett Tutshola Suboe Idea Magasine Cospley & Post Frank J. Greenway Hattie Clare Arthur E. Woodworts Duluth Minn Harrison Tod The Baptist Church J. A. Lukens J. J. Cromwell T. M. Forbes Tristers Frantz Dice Church of Oliver D. Marken Jennings Ven Addie Lewis To Morrow Roy Sohn Yost Bennett Minsex Jennie Bickel Stella Jackson Irene Ethel Easterday Minnie Buechner Floriia Jessie Stewart Elvin Clarke Bernles Alberta Yost Berk Ani Isac Kingman Lloyd Julian Clarke Lee Park Armand Eimer Jenni Robbing Kay Collier Wade Bassertay Henry Jesse Daniel Marken John Sullivan Jot Buechner

Thefts and Trials in May Court and Local Politics

A prisoner at the county jail contends the Kentucky court will decide Tromine’s marriage fee to him amid a broken engagement to Mrs. Fenison, a wealthy widow. In local races, T. Y. Codington seeks the register of deeds post, highlighting Civil War service and Republican loyalty. Prague-style sensationalism notes Doniphan County papers and libel sentences involving Rose Talxd and Grinstead, with plans for a new Republican paper next week.

Louisville M.—Strford Hughes Kentucky Tromine Drs Eemlorn le Shepherdeville Hughes Renison Fenison Codington Register of Deeds Mrt Y. Godington Register of Leeds Republicas Shiloh Codingtos Groscrad Pool Grinstead Wathens G. GP Kansas City Athens Donahan County Leland Grinstead Doniphan Heath Trintoad

Robinson Williams marriage of Elin Williams and William Hobin

The ceremony took place on a Wednesday evening on Seventh Street. The couple, Elin Williams and William Hobin, were married by a local minister. Mrs Hobinson left for Ramsas City after the event as guests gathered for the celebration.

Monopoly Gone Sparks British Industrial Outlook Debate

A London dispatch rebuts British pessimism on the economy. Citing Carnegie, it asserts no stagnation and stresses a positive industrial outlook for Great Britain, despite waning England wealth signals. The Century article challenges doom-laden narratives and argues for continued growth prospects.

New York Triune London Great Britain England Carnegie

Tow Boat Tops Coal Barges Sunk at West Virginia Pier

A tow boat struck piers at Geithietaik near Ser nay, W Va, sinking eight barges of coal and wrecking the boat and piers. No casualties reported. The Akron Route and Pan-Amer era twen-cent terminology noted in the undistinguished dispatch.

Old Settlers Picnic Planned at Pirttid Park June

Old Settlers of a new county announce their annual picnic at Pirttid Park near Therebay in June. Progr am speeches are planned. members asked to attend with baskets. Dinners will be served at Beinlock. Harvey B D Rice and Robt. Stone, Secretaries, presiding. The Gwitefriend of America Lenieh Valley railroad between Buffalo and New York operates trains along the Bisck Diamond route. Homeseekers Excursions via the A. & W. P. railroad to Arkansas, Arizona, Indiana, Louisiana, New Mexico in June. see agent for details.

Suse Pirttid Park Beinlock Harvey Stone Gwitefriend of America Lenieh Valley Buffalo New York Eres Ausitear Bisck Diamond Eniffaloek Tol Pritadeipnes Thos Tie Arkansas Arizona Indlfantory Louisianm New Mexicco Ma F. By

Entertainment by Muss Mollie Lincoln at Security Hall

Muss Mollie Lincoln performs with Bachelors' club and Washburn College minstrel group Friday night at Security Hall under auspices Coles Rabin council No. KK Tickets serve for Santa Fe Route excursions June 4 and 14 selling to Arkazinas Arizona Initio Territory Louisia New Mexico and beyond details via our telephone GIA

Muss Mollie Lincoln Bachelors’ Club Washburn College Minstrels Security Hall Auavices Colesrabin Council No Points Io Arkazinas Arizona Initio Territory Louisia New Mexico

Supreme Court Pilotage Decision Impacts Shipping Trade

Discussion on American shipping risks from a Supreme Court pilotage ruling. Mentions New York commentary, potential extension of regulations to the Philippines and distant ports, and debates in Congress about constitutional powers and cabinet actions. References Senator Lindsey of Kentucky and regulatory signals affecting trade and vessels.

Supreme Court New York Mur Philippines Lindsas Kentucky

Butler Company Wins Contract Amid Armenian Turkish Events

A Butler Company contract relates to furnishing paper for a winter project tied to Turkish events. The item references Armenian concerns in Constantinople and Manar, noting American Armenians and naturalized citizens from Russia amid Turkey’s actions.

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