Pleasant Picnic Hosted By Mrs Morton For Young Friends
Mrs Mildred Morton entertained about forty young guests at Cartell Park for a delightful picnic. The celebration continued with supper at five, naming guests including May Kelly and Emily Seery. A separate note records the quiet wedding of Miss Elenage Weegee and Charles Bloimch at the Church of the Assumption with a breakfast reception, and mentions the couple planning a move to Denver after September 1.
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Mildred Morton
W. A. Morton
Cartell Park
Nis
Morton
Isbed Morton
Mish Teva Smith
Ales Isabel Smilth
May Kelly
Mazel= McKhaisa
Hose’ File
Frances Ric Cinteck
Emily Seery
Ruth Wileon
Helen Louie Cristy
Dorothy Fubbins
Jane Alexander
Bicise Pattison
Antoinette West
Opal Granteer
Fleisch Wingert
Elenage Weegee
Mra
J. Wingert
Charles
Bloimch
Yoko
Horizonta
Flelech
Denver
Thore
Fleisch
Topeka
Do. State Journal
New York Central and
Lake Shore
Gila Jack
Joe Chsam
Hayraeck
Myra Cornish
Mise Eve Cornish
Mina Clarkson
Mixa Abbie Miler
Miss Reeve
Mites Florence Halteriman
Hie Jack
Richoff
Aliss Hattl- Bureces
Miss Godfrey
Addie Smith
Wil Ang
Arthur Godfrey
Owens
RA. Righelamire
Earl Anderson
Deck
Chia
A Compton
Disorderly war era dispatch on Western views of Japan China and Hawaii
Fragmentary 19th century style commentary discusses treatment of women, moral standards, and Western attitudes toward Japan and China. It critiques discrimination in policy framing, notes influences of Japan on Pekin and military moves, and hints at future imperial decisions and regional power shifts. The text reads as a rambling, period voice mixing diplomacy, morality, and geopolitical speculation.
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Honolulu
Fokoders
Victory
Hornet
Japan
Hawaii
Eveline
Jann
Pehin
Fukushima
Singiaed
Germany
Diplomatic Core Leaves Washington for Buffalo on Special Train
Representatives of the diplomatic corps depart Washington on a special Pennsylvania Railway train bound for Buffalo. Secretary Wilson travels with his daughter, joined by Chief Clerk Michael of the State Department and Chief Clerk Cox of the Bureau. The party will accompany the presidents on their gay mission.
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Washington
Sept
Pennsylvania Railway
Buffalo
Cay
Couleure
Wilson Wit
Michael
State Department
Cox
Bureau
Republics Ore
Accu
Postum Prize Contest Promises Gold Boxes For Honest Letters
A 19th century style appeal invites readers to describe how coffee to Postum affected them. Prizes include gold boxes and cash for 425 writers, with judges from outside the Postum group. Letters must be plain, honest, and unsigned, sent to Postum Cereal Co. Ltd in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Lee
Ie Wutminaal
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Noventer
Postum Ghreat Co
Postum
Omar
Topeka society notes many travelers and visitors
Local society pages list numerous residents and guests traveling to and from Topeka. Mrs. Lilie Kellar and Louise leave for a short Chicago and Milwaukee visit. Several households plan winter stays in New York City, Colorado Springs, and Indianapolis. Attendees include Miss Nannon Herron, Mrs. J. Burton, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Patton with various relatives and friends visiting from Lawrence, Trenton, and Kansas City.
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Henry Alten
Lilie Kellar
Louise
Chicago
CC. Paker
New York
Baker
Aled Trane
Heve Lees
Hater
Exjet
New York City
Butler
Bio- Mire Fealley
Fort Madison
Tows
Mes
W. Farnsworth
Louis Wolff
Tonek
Denver
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
JK. Hudson
Mr and Mire
Delb Kelzer
Nannon Herron
Uip
Gianapolis
Ales
W. M. Davidson
Helen
Quincy
Hyroe
Kenneth
Kassas City
Topeka
Birs
Sira Robert Merrick
St Murya
Antouneig
Thy Marriare
Hazel Baldwin
William Wallace Stevens
Kassin Cley
M Stewart
Roy
Canada
Benn
Robert Merrick
Tsibilla Stont
Blankon
Joe Gibson
Trenton
Eugene L. Smith
West Twelfth Street
Gibson
J. K Bair
Misa Kirkpatrick
Mise Beile Welch
C. Sherer
Maud
Miss Sharer
L. A. Fisherte
St Louis
L. C Wasson
Roberts
Chives
Georgina Wasson
Ludington
Harry Willisme
Baby
Munston
Frank Merriam
A. al Hour
M. H. Young
Broanville
Charles Bowning
Gayn
Kansas City
Harry Allshorne
Buffalo
The
Laken
Blaine Oweliy
Werley
Milas Kathlgen Moreland
Charles Downing
George P Tax
Burle Wiliams
Pettey
Alth Louse
Oval
Crosby
Kettaas City
Nat Binek
Hellenthus Club
Pat Canta
Vinewood
F. J. Shubert
Mise
Lola McMahan
City
W. Allen
Meriden
Miles Montilian
Richmond
Kan
Helen Hogeboom
Pittsboro
Nelite
Olive
Hortrice Ayers
Otters
Lins Minile Hopkins
Mies
Fidith Curlette
Allyghens
Gilbert Bedell
Lincoln Street
Hugene F. Ware
Jemimetts
Mise Ware
Vassar College
Copley
Lawrence
Yiasttia
Josephine Blakely
Police Jottings Cases Set For Next Monday
Ed Tim on is called on as police jottings report Barkeeper Regis tered once more.
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ED Timon
Court upholds appeal rights in clustered Jolntisie case
In a tense session, prominent Jolntisie figures demanded trials and appeals. Judge schedules hearings for Hastings, Watson, and Raynor, while “Sing” Mitchell pleads not guilty to assault amid denials by Abell. The court fines Mitchell for an unspecified amount as proceedings progress.
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Jolntisie
Findaay
Irmpeail
Otis Hunente
Fiso
Hongute
Jean Hastings
Ea Timoen
Watson
Raynor
Mr. Hungite
Mitchell
Abell
Unclear court notes and ads mix in chaotic report
Fragmented OCR text records various court mentions and notices with inconsistent spellings. It references individuals such as Mr. Mitchell, Jesse Coulter, Edward Thach, Fr evick Brenner, A. He Kingbaum, and A. R. Hendrickson in likely court or public notices. It also contains advertisements for remedies and travel offers, with references to places like Topeka, Cleveland, Granite OK, and rail/ticket details. The passage blends legal actions, personal notices, and commercial blurbs without coherent narrative.
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Jesse Coulter
Coulter
Amile
Edward Thach
Frevick Brenner
Hutton
Rhettiot
Huston
Eastwick sister under arrest for forgery in Louies case
New York report cites Mr Hastwick confirming Miss Maria Josephine Eastwick, sister of BP Badwick, is in Louies charged with forging $500,000. He describes past typhoid fever, mental strain, and medical treatment in Philadelphia and Connecticut. He says she traveled with their father to Europe with consent and remained with him thereafter.
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New York
Badwick
Eastwick Facineering
Thie City
Maria Josephine Eastwick
Hastwick
Nome
Philadelphia
Connecticut
Louis
Europe
Mr. Bastwick
Slater
Elwilys
Alwagye
Prince Chun Visits Potsdam Mausoleum in Yellow Ink Letter
Prince Chun toured the Vriedenskirch mausoleum to lay wreaths on the Emperor and Empress Frederic. He met Emperor William at noon with nobles, ministers, and generals present. The prince read a yellow ink letter to the emperor and viewed the guard of honor before departing in the afternoon.
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Potsdam
Prince Chun
Vriedenskirch
Gey
Frederic
William
Baron von Ritchoten
Temagery
New York Citizens union weighs mayoral candidates
The meeting of the Citizens union committer in New York tonight reviews eighteen contenders for city offices. potential mayors include George Foster Peabody George L Hives Seth Low Birdseye Coler F Norton Goddard and John Dewey Warner. For comptroller candidates include Edward M Grout James McKean and others, with decisions pending due to the large committee and conflicting claims. Shipping lines, local events and an Old Home week note near Norwich Connecticut also appear in the item.
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New York
Citizens” Union
Aldermen
Beilewml
Tinea Union
Iki Ie
George Foster Peabody
George L. Hives
Seth Low
Birdie Coler
F. Norton Goddard
John Dewite Warner
Edward M. Grout
James McKean
Charlie W. Ten
Edward St
Burgh
Burlington Route Announces Low-Rate Summer Excursions
The Burlington Route unveils the lowest summer excursion rates with round trip trips to Buffalo, Adirondacks, Mackinaw, California, and eastern resorts. Conducted weekly from Kansas City and St Louis, rates vary by destination. inquire at the nearest ticket agent for details.
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Rawie
Seale
Fark de Mentee Mutter
Colorado
Binck Hilin
Cro
Ratea
Buffalo
Ion
Selahore
Adirondacks
Nis
Michican Loken
Mackinaw
Anein
Chicago
California
Bergen
Methodist session opens in St Joseph with delegates
Southern Methodists in St Joseph Missouri begin the annual session of the conference of the church south. Bishop Warren Candier of Atlanta greets delegates and visitors as proceedings open today.
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St. Louis
German Methodist Episcopal Conference
Tilluots
Missouri
Jows
Waideni
Cincinnai
Kg Buanop
Waldoe
Southern Methodists
Ooofersnes St. Joseph
Bientsatte
Mimotri
Epiccapal Church
South
Warren Candier
Atlanty
Ge.greene
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