Chancel Chapter Tea and Local Socials Noteful
The afternoon featured a Chancel Chapter tea hosted by Miss Sue Sharritt and Miss Emilie King at Hing Street with guests and pink green decor. Other events include a birthday party for Hampton Went on Fillmore Street and a luncheon honoring Mrs J L Hutchinson guest of Emma Evarts at West Rights Avenue.
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Amail Company of
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Fulmore Street
Paul Hudson
Walter J. Veale
City of
Nathan Price
George W. Veale
James Hayden
Margaret
Chancel
HE. L. Sihier
Fillmore Street
Hampton
Wren
A.B Whiting
Phhilip
Herothy Sproat
Willis Garvey
Malfred
John
Jean
Mra George
Witmarth
West Rights Avenue
Mra JL. Eee
Hutchinson
Mra
Emma Evarts
Mra. Beaner
Verte
Edwin C. Fox
Grace
W.C A
Esther Chamberlain
To Lee MI Plano
Ruth Welch
Harriet Broad
Mra W. NS
Topeka Avenue
Theodore Hammatt
Raed
Arronie Z 'Ode
Frank Jarrell
Stryder
S. J. Lewis
Blanche
Needles
Cal
J. B. Lewis
Paola
Ware
BF. Xommer
and Musser
J. B. Mies
Donte “Snyder
Lotte
Charles Snyder
Paul Younger
Charles McCoy
Harry Snyder
Craig Hunter
Adelaide
Kansas City
June R. Daniels
Aira
John E. Lord
Thumes King
Burlingamw
Topeka
A. W. Hargreaves
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Topeke
S. Grifitt
James Arnett
City
Hts
John Wilton
Will Tucker
Chicago
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Bertha Whitmer
James B. Doneyson
Clyde Laverence
George McCoy
JF. Daniels
Pittsburg
Girard
W. FP. McHenry
Henry Bestman
Kirksville
3D. Miller
Polk Street
Florence
Winifred Wellcome
Hiawaths
G. F Woolgerton
von Ray
Kansas City Thoreau
Hatl
Hyperion Club
Harry Steinberg
Katherine Watkins
Lawrence
Harry Willama
Frank Lacerstrom
Bessie Stewart
Canada Can Supply World With Wood Pulp For 840 Years
Ottawa correspondent reports Canada could supply pulp for 840 years at current rates. The Tribune notes a large annual output and discusses implications for global markets.
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Ottawa
The
Tribune
Longitor
United States
Real estate transfers and plague report items
Real estate transfers list actions by J Thomas and wife Ellen Frances, Mary Bell Wills and husband, A Harris and wife, A Anderson and wife, A B Packover and wife, and J W Morris addition with various parcels, locations, and prices. A separate item notes bubonic plague spread in Rio de Janeiro with daily new cases and mentions suffering, illness, and ineffective remedies.
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J. Thomas
Ellen Frances
Morse Street
Watts
Mary Bell Wills
Clarence Chamberlain
Harrison Street
Curtis Addition
Harris
A. W. Tinkham
Lime Street
Parkdale
A Anderson
Flora E Call
Bean Street
Thiad
Quincy Street
North Crane
Packover
F. G
Kollam Avenue
J. W
Rio Janeiro
Blow Has Fallen Chief Stahl Carries Out Long Deferred Threat
The Chieftain led a raid on Sixth and Jackson Street, striking at druggist A. Hutch and others. Officers Clark and Buck subdued the group, turning up contraband goods including liquor and brandy as townspeople watched. A Smoky Row jail delay and a chaotic scene followed as authorities recovered stolen items and questioned suspects.
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Derson
Buck
W. H. Gunther
Sane
Jackson Reet
Messrs
Smith
Morthland
Hutch
Goff
Omcer Bernard
Blaine
Wm. F. Kur
North Topekh
Smoky Row
Sige Amitten
Wimder
Bastile
Mysterious Skull and Bones Mark Appears on Cases
A cryptic note reports a private mark resembling skull and bones branded on each case and the room filled with a strange green light. Details are scarce, leaving readers awaiting fuller context and official explanation.
Saintly or not, raided tavern rafts mischief at jail bassment
A chaotic scene unfolds as a drunken woman dodges revival and eludes a ride in the rain and the Black Maria. Police seize several unfit items including a jug of tangle foot, while John Ewing revels at the arrest. Health officials condemn the jailhouse booze and several hundred empty kegs are burned.
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Maria
Lewin
Poles Court
John Ewing
Stahl
Dax
Hoard of Health
Arms Shipment to South America Sparks Revolutionary Risk
A report from New York states Colombian authorities halted a shipment of rapid-fire firearms and ammunition labeled Fireworks bound for South America. Speculators and revolutionists may benefit as arms move via Atlantic routes, with key items displayed at a recent American exposition. The piece also notes a separate Hosiery Contest prize with surprising outcomes won by a 12 year old girl and other locals.
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South America
New York
the Tribune Mya
Indies
South
South Ameri Ie
Argentine
Uruguay
Verenina
Colombia
Lmoung
Atiae
Paname
Ini Bros
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