Wedding of Miss Kellam in Topeka with Mulvane kin
The Topeka society notes a May wedding in Topeka, the Kellam and Mulvane families prominent. The bride Miss Kellam wore ivory white, carried white carnations, with maid of honor Miss Clara Fishman and bridesmaids in pink and white attire. A large reception followed with gifts including bracelets and rings. Postwedding, Mr and Mrs Mulvane planned their home at 316 Sixth Avenue, Topeka, and guests included relatives from Denver and Kansas City. The event featured music by Miss Charlotte Park and a solo of “I Love Thee.”
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Medina
Peers Vane
Bridu
G. Freichmann
van Buren
Eloick
J. D. Connterminy
Charlotte Park
Kurtz Kellam
Kansas City
Mae Boceski
Clara Fishoman
Ister
Marcia Spivey
Mien Margaret Jones
Mise Louise
Kellam
Iss
Agnes Gunther
Beideametts
Jonephine Hankis
Ring Bern
Joseph Wison
Emnilax
Stabcrane
Powel
Sriftin
Mr. Mulvane
Wilson
Phi Kappa Psi
Keltant
Fieshmann
John Ross Mulvane
Colorado
John Bors Mulrane
Sixth Avenue
Howley
St. Louis
James L. King
Budson
Chia
Eve- Chasen
Hovey
Knight
Fort Worth
Texas
Albert Graves
Abilene
Marcus A. Mine Pearce
Solomen
Atchivon
Topeka
Denver
Felenda
Stes
Phil C. Chamberlain
Sareka Lake
Georgiana Jolly
Alice Clugston
Kannas Cts
Mastin
New York
William iSeethcrest Wilkinson
Bruce Hol
Comb
Garden City
Henry F
Ot Koma
Adale
John W. Gier
Detroi
Michigan
Irs
M. M. Batley
Ee. S. Culver
Tadiam
Gill Todearam
Beaumont
Fexna
Pene ‘Wilson
EL Paso
Rose Prescott
Misa White
Kansas
Conviction in Liquor Case Lets Darein Face Two Counts
The district court jury found Fritz Darein guilty on two counts of selling liquor contrary to law after the case, once before the supreme court, was reheard. Assistant Attorney General A. L. Redden led the prosecution. Judge Hazen ruled out other counts for former jeopardy and noted police arrests can erase prior records for future prosecutions.
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Fritz Darein
Darein
Amiatant
A. L. Redden
Supreme Court
Redden
Sieders
Hazen
Sugee Haven
Patlee
Traln
Iron Trade Signals Watchful Week for Steel Markets
Cleveland observers report a cautious week in the iron and steel sector. Market activity centers on price actions and production cuts as southern and central western furnaces move to reduce output while eastern mills plan limits through year end. No clear demand surge, prices fluctuating with sentiment about shipments and inventories.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Thyron
United States Sterl Corporation
Tols
Southern Iron
Association
Birmingham
Southern Assoc
Ogres Onco
Bessemer Iron
Valley Furhacr
Northern
Iomio Inmsular
Kenorsity
Furnare
Anti-Horsethiaf Association Adjourns Springfield Moot
The National Order of Anti-Horse Thief associations held an annual meeting in Springfield. A debate arose over the territories Indian Territory and Oklahoma. It was decided to miss each territory as independent departments and admitted by congress, creating separate departments upon admission as states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Horsethiaf Association
Springfield
Tih
National Order of Anti-Horse Thief Associations
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Congress
Footwear sale advertises men women and children shoes
An old fashioned shoe store ad promotes Gentlemen's Box Calf Vici Kid and Kangaroo Shoes with heavy soles, offering $3.00, $2.50, and $2.00 price points for men and boys. Ladies and misses lines include $1.50, $2.00, and $1.90 options with durable extensions and various leathers.
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Regul Rce
Eleieie Soe
Ieee Sale Atone
Treaty Signed and Shipping Firm Notes Gains and Improvements
Washington reports the Americas Chinese commercial treaty signed at Shanghai and a Japanese Chinese accord expected to follow. The U S State Department praises the move as Manchuria access opens to the United States, despite Russia negotiations. Separately a shipping company details annual earnings, dividends, depreciation, and major drydock restorations boosting value and efficiency, with $200,000 reserved for future improvements.
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Washington
State Department
Shanghai
Conger
Goninow
Br. Seaman
Chirtse
Far Us
United States Senate
United States
Russia
Autea
Additional Chicago School Building Appropriation Approved
Chicago officials report an extra appropriation of 47 708 dollars to complete school buildings under construction. The measure covers costs exceeding original allocations due to contractor pools, rising labor rates, and higher material prices.
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Chicago
Board of Education
de Paren
Ansual Report of American Ship Building Company Laterally Transcribed
At the annual meeting in Jersey City of the American Shipbuilding company Frank W. Hart was elected a director to succeed VE. T. Carpenter. Other directors were reelected with the exception of H. 2. Treland. Dr Walinte reportedly became associate general foreinger. The annual report, submitted by President W. L. Brown, shows for the year ended June 20 4 a decrease in net earn-
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American Ship Building Company
New York
Jersey City
American Shipbuilding Company
Frank W. Hart
VE. T. Carpenter
H. 2. Treland
Walinte
Robert Logan
Moringer
W. L. Brown
General engagement at Camp Young under reg force and guards
West Point Ky Oct 8 The entire regular and National Guard force in camp will join a simulated contact between blue and brown can not be determined. The engagement aims at heaviest firing as more troops enter the firing line. Umpires led by Colonel Warner will coordinate the Fort Riley disruption.
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West Point
Warner
Canal Jsheneti
Camp Young
Fort Riley
Topeka W O W members condemn Topeka crowd and game cancel
A Kansas City Woodmen of the World contingent faced police intervention and a canceled Sabbath ball game after Topeka authorities warned against playing. Letters from leaders in Kansas City denounced Topeka’s hospitality, calling the incident a shameless display of self righteousness.
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Kansas City Woodmen
Topeka
Jetter N. H. Wolff
Kansas City
Kansas City Schmel
Flambeart Club
Fair Grounds
N. W1
Wolff
Couin
Beasernelty
Ge W. Hare
Gording
Phoenix Carp
Slack
Coal chute burned at Belleville on Rock Island line
A Rock Island coal chute at Belleville Kansas caught fire from engine sparks early Wednesday. The chute burned all day and finally smoldered at night. guards stood on the chute wall while ore cars were unloaded. about 25 to 100 tons stored inside were destroyed.
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Seoal
Brief Telegrams From Across Nation and World
News items report the port authority in San Francisco recognizing Don fakin Rodrigues Mayora as consul general in a te teareequee ceremony, a South Dakota judge denying a divorce decree to Mrs. Roland B. Molineux, Grover Cleveland planning a Chicago address, Julien Ramos surrendering to Cavite authorities, Ladrones and insurgent links under investigation, a national male spinners convention adjournment, Private John Dowd’s court martial verdict of not guilty, and Northern Pacific’s Cooper denying any related motion or events.
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San Francisco
Cal
Department of State
Don Fakin Rodrigues Mayora
Paul
Minn
South Dakota
Jude
Roland B. Molineux
New York
Manila
Julien Ramos
Cavite
Nortel
Delepter
Duggan
Dpal
Frost Suppressed by Strong Wind Overnight in Lawrence
In Lawrence Kansas thin ice formed at night but high winds prevented frost from taking hold. The chilly conditions persisted with no significant ice buildup reported.
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Lawrence, Kan
Oct
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