Governor Morrill’s Daughter Grace Morrill Weds Dixon
The governor's daughter Grace Morrill married Charles E. Dixon of Topeka at the Catholic Cathedral in Kansas City. The ceremony, performed by Father Glennon, united their fortunes with a large reception for hundreds of guests at the Morrill home, a substantial wedding gift from Governor Morrill, and a lavish decor of palms and white pink arrangements. The couple plans a westward honeymoon with stops in Colorado Springs and the Virginia Hotel, with future home in Topeka.
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Gerace Clark
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Dixie
George Dixoe
Misa Littleligle
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Thomas Dison
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Ella Dixon
Ar. Jobe Dixon
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Mira Baker
Ela Dixon
Miss Clarke
Grace Nyaitt
Pearl Timmiez
Mia
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Silas Movill
Mise Mary Orth
Miss Littlefelt
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Mra UJ. Drown
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Ss Wells
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California
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Virginia
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Naverber
Paderewski Home Tour Glimpse In Paris Chamber
The article describes Paderewski’s Paris retreat at the Hotel de Paderewski on a boulevard near avenue de Opéra. It notes the somber portrait rooms, gifts from friends, portraits of his contemporaries, a wall of mementos from concerts, and a wreath from Leipzig. It mentions Polish and American flags, and references a Thursday illustrated lecture at the Bijou Opera House.
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Basmn Symphony Orcheatra
Clapin Oo
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Alina Trdema
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Chopin
Schumann
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Atetro- Pelican Opera House
Washington Monument
Washington Park
Lelpsic
Tells His Story He Is Moved by Uncontrollable Excitement
A narrative focuses on a speaker overcome by intense emotion as he recounts his tale. The piece highlights personal impact and dramatic reaction, portraying a moment of powerful, unrestrained feeling.
Bloody trial on Ross killing ends with DeBarrows sobbing on stand
In a crowded district court, Richard DeBarrows testified amid an intense murder trial. He wept while recounting the confrontation with Ross and others, detailing the sequence of events, gunfire, and the ensuing chase to Rossville, with the jury closely listening to each answer.
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Bons
Rossvile
Avex
Tumi Gow
Tia
Henry Carrier
le Dou
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Despeyer
Witcher
Cate
Detnuver
Theo
Mase
Carter
Ross
Fenric
Keslur
Keesebaum
Fifteen Deaths From Diphtheria Reported in City
Two more deaths from diphtheria increase the toll to fifteen. Maude Fleet, eight, died at 131 North Polk Street after illness and quarantine, followed by Francis Johnson, six, at 206 Kline Street. Health officials warn no second epidemic and urge utmost care. school closures may follow if outbreaks recur.
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Maude & Vu Fleet
Jenas Vito Fleet
North
Polk Street
Francis Johnson
Kline Street
DeMora
Mitchell
White baby born on Herschel Island in Arctic summer
Captain Mason reports the birth of Helen Herschel Sherman to a white mother, wife of Captain A C Sherman of the Betuga, on Herschel Island. The event, first of its kind for American babies there, drew attention from whaling crews and clergy, with gifts sent and celebrations planned amid perpetual daylight and long Arctic night.
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San Francisco
Hersehal Island
Cleasti
North
Herschel Island
Teischarren
Arctic Ocean
Alaska
British North America
Sitka
Hersenet Island
Herschel Brand
Mason
Jonnie
Sherman
Nerschel Island
Kaziand
Globe
Tex
Stringer
Helen Herschel Sherman
Great Flood in the Nile Prompts Draft Guards Demand
United States Consul General Washington cites a major Nile flood prompting Egypt to deploy provisions of the 1387 decree. Authorities plan river guards and temporary reed huts along banks to guard and water the river. Cairo reports a September height of 63 feet 6 inches with further rise feared.
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Washington
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Theater Comique Burns in Kansas City Fire
A three story brick building at Fourth and Walnut caught fire from a lighted cigarette and was destroyed. AE Kennedy of Insurance Warral No. 10, brother-in-law of Culef Mule, was crushed by falling walls and died. Loss estimated around $25,000. The blaze started this morning damaging the structure principally housing the Theatre Comique.
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Culef
State Naval Militia Movement Taking Shape in Ohio
A strong movement forms toward a state naval militia in Ohio with a meeting of city representatives set for Columbus on the 14th to pursue legislation at the next session.
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Onin
Wasorxarax
Ohio
Rccess
Navy Department
Ohia
Columbus
Tammany Endorsed By Liberal Sunday Society
The executive committee of the Society for liberal Sunday laws endorsed the Tammany nominations at a meeting this afternoon in the Autor Luive. The society represents united saloon interests of the city and views the action as very important for the political landscape.
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Cholera About Gone in Honolulu Outbreak
The steamer Australia brings Honolulu cholera news dated October 2. From 87 cases, 63 died. two whites died. Many Hawaiians distrusted health rules, blamed whites, and reported cases late. Cleanups and a relief station with about 20 000 rations weekly, two new cases since then, and belief trouble is ending. Some doubt the disease is cholera, linked to poisoned fish.
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Board of Health
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Godfrey
Frank J Turner Sentenced to Two Years for Counterfeiting
In Judge Foster's court Frank J. Turner pleaded guilty to counterfeiting and received a two year sentence at the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth. His wife and mother in law sat nearby as Turner showed visible distress, collapsing and sobbing when the sentence was pronounced. The scene drew a tearful farewell as authorities led the couple from the room.
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Foster
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Loxwenworth
Miss Baughmen
le Wat
Punter
Fnétent
Gilepresi
Frank
Tarner
Tts Wifesmile
United States
Nuely
Diphtheria Causes Widespread Alarm in City
Diphtheria has appeared in virulent form in the city within two weeks. Several infants have died, and more cases, though mild, are reported. Stella Kingbush died Sunday. Eliza Howell, daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Howell, died after a short illness. Physicians say local and constitutional forms are hard to distinguish and most deaths are not confined to a single neighborhood.
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Mermbrasenus Croup
Sthool
Durrant Testifies On Disappearance Case At Trial
Theodore Durrant testified today outlining the morning events by the school where the girl vanished. He described his movements and arrival at the church at five o clock, matching earlier counsel’s outline in the case.
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Falls
Hla Couns
Theodore Durrant
Binoche Lamont
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New Santa Fe Time Card Sets Oct 29 Changes
The Santa Fe time card to begin October 29 was completed by division superintendents after a session in this city. Westbound trains see minor possible changes. main schedules list trains 1, 8, 6, 113, 7, 100, 153, 114, 4, 6 restibued, and 2 Atlantic Express with revised connections.
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Santa Fe
California
New Mexico
Saprees
Kansas City
Emporia
Topeka
Chicago
Kanes City
Emporis
Atrives Kanene City
Colorado
Utah
Expee
Angay City
Traian We
Atantic Express
Rantaw City
Topeka Sr
Atchison Joseph Branch
Atchison Y. P.m
Io P.m
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Colorado & Texas Express
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Atellava
Topeki
St Joe Morning Express
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Wrata
St. Joe Evening Express
Atehifon
Paul
Sh Joe
Prize Fight Men Face Grand Jury Indictment Likely
Grand jury in Austin Texas concluded sessions with the Ceritt training party at 1 o clock. They will return to San Antonio this afternoon. Delaney wishes after examination that he knows no more about the matter, but questions suggest the grand jury may indict Corbere Fitzsimmons and possibly a Florida Athletic Club member for arranging a fight in Texas.
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Ust
Cirtett
San Antonio
Delaney Wishen
Gram Jey
Ict Corbere
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Ploridk Athletic Club
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Funeral of Gen Mahune in Parrrenma Va
The services will be conducted today at 2 oclock in Parrrenma Virginia for General Sabone who died in Washington yesterday. The body arrived in Petersburg at 10 this morning and the funeral sermons are set for 4 oclock. The item notes sorrow at the loss and mentions anticipated delays in arrangements.
Washington Attorney to Face Police Court Over Rent Row
Mrs. Lockwood, a Washington attorney and presidential candidate figure, faces a district police court arrest warrant on a criminal libel charge after a dispute with Robert White over office rent. White testified before the Assistant District Attorney, claiming he paid. Lockwood allegedly used abusive language.
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Washington
Belya A. Lockwood
Waslington
Robert White
Odd Fellows Offices and Rebekahs Hold Sessions
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows continued its session electing Dr. William Taylor of Tayaka as grand master and CR Walters of Oswego as deputy grand master. Officials G W Muinfu and I.G. Beal were expected to retain secretaries. Rebekah assembly planned a candlelit session at Hauntoun Hall with Frendh Lawrenge and Tupea leading in stail work and various officers to be installed including Mea Lar bara Pani and Misa Adah Pia.
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Williaa Taylor
Tayaka
Cho Asa
CR Walters
Oswego
Kingman
Prierotary
Trosesurer
G W. Muinf
G. Beal
Rebakah Assembly
Tame Frendh Lawrenge
Tupea
Prewiduat
Mea Larbara Pani
Sout
Yirestilunt
Misa Adah Pia
Weturvilles
Mita
Ida M. Filma
Potwin City Council approves street repairs and detours
The Potwin city council orders detours for residents near Anbaradaie to reach Topeka without mud. A new bridge approach will be repaired and utility work is listed for several contractors including James Lowe and D R Thompson. The misspelled text references local firms and a Sus Vapor Light Company in a damaged item.
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Pha Potwin
Potwin
AuLotmtale
James Lowe
D. R. Thompson
Taying
Olen Dai Erat
Will Carlson
J.C Wilson
EM. Stephens
Inidavurj
Dames Booth
Wes
FE McLouth
Sonpyor
Sus Vapor Light Company
Pocket Picked at Hotel as Woman Loses Purse
An incident at a Fifth Avenue hotel breakfast ends with Mrs. Renard reporting her pocketbook missing after leaving her room. Proprietor Mr. DeMoe assures she will be compensated, while investigators review the return ticket and purse absence amidst a noisy morning scene.
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Lucy Boxart
Rebekah
Cket
Tieei
Rotel
Oe Renard
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