Topeka Bride Mary Smith Weds Nipps Quietly at Home
Mary Smith eldest daughter of James Smith ex secretary of state married John Freeman Nipps in a small ceremony at the bride’s parents home on Fillmore street. The couple planned a three week honeymoon visiting Chicago Boston New York and Washington before returning to Topeka. Nipps is the Topeka agent for Missouri Pacific and well respected by local business leaders.
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James Smith
John Freeman E. Nipps
Fillmore Street
Clarence Smith
Mies Ida Smith
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Ida Smith
la France
Missouri Pacific
Must Quit Quarreling Judge Admonishes Neighbors
Police Judge Ferry hears a neighborhood quarrel between Mrs. J C Muir and W E Dorcas. Dorcas admits calling her a villainous name after a clash over a stove repair wagon and gossip about a boy. Judge Ferry fines Dorcas $2 and advises both parties to stay apart. Nearby, advertisement urges readers to shop at Geo Bargbart for smokers supplies.
La Valliere and Marie Antoinette Fashions Feature Green Silks
The article surveys fall costumes and fabrics with La Valliere and Marie Antoinette as references. It notes dark green silks, de Tailored gowns with puffed sleeves, lace trims, velvet belts, plaid panels, and cap styles. It highlights green shades as fashionable, with faille and grenadine fabrics, and varied collars and cap designs.
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New York
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Witness in Fraker death case charged with burglary
George Horrie, key witness in the Dr Fraker death, is jailed in Springer, accused of burglary. He states the fishing party with Dr Fraker and others saw Fraker sink in Camden River about 9 PM and doubts he survived. Mrs Ash, an accomplice, says Horrie received remittances from attorney Lincoln of Liberty Ma and made trips to Missouri and met Lincoln at La Junta Colo.
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Alexander Manlendez
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Tsse
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Liberty Ma
Morrie
Missouri
la Junta
Colo
Volcano to be active near Mount Pugiyama
Vancouver reports Mount Pugiyama expected to become active with smoke pouring from the crater and ground temperatures high enough to cook eggs. The saga notes a hot, volatile area historically prone to emissions, while Japan faces crop failures and cholera outbreaks across multiple cities and regions.
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Egan
Vancouver
Japan
A. G. Shawes
Hawaii
Order of the Sacred Treasury
Tokio
Yokohama
Corea
Viadivostock
Chinese Boycott War Splits San Francisco Chinatown
In San Francisco Chinatown a fierce boycott pits the Sam Yup company against the See Yup clan after the Chang Wai murder. Mok Tai is jailed for the crime but exonerated by See Yup, sparking authorities and customers to align with Sam Yups. Rival shops emerge as factions split, threatening the Sam Yups with financial ruin regardless of any decision.
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Chinatown
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Sam Yup Company
Mok Tai
Sam Yaps
Consti
Clusana
Ringleaders of Chinese Riot Cleared by Inquiry
Sanseaat September 5 The inquiry into the Ko Cheng massacre proceeds to the satisfaction of the American and British consuls. Several important convictions reported including some ring leaders of the riots. San Francisco September 5 Cholera threatens Honolulu and Japan prompting strict health checks. Christown to be examined to prevent spread as safety measure.
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Ko Cheng Je
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Japan
Honolulu
Board of Health
Why the Train Was Late at Buck Johnson's Fence
A Cincinnati Tribune reprint tells of a traveler asking a station agent when a train would arrive. The agent cites a blamed tree cutting down near the track as the reason for delayed timing. He notes plans to replace the tree with a pole but nothing done yet, leaving Bill the conductor to guess the schedule.
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Cincinnati Tribune
Suburban Luxuries Tease Fruit Prices in City Exchange
In a witty exchange from the New York Weekly, Mr Cillman asks why fret over sour pripes when fruit from the fruitman offers beauty for a song. Mr Submrb retorts that homegrown fruit tastes better, claiming he raised them himself.
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Creation
Fruitman’s
New York Weekly
Distinction Without Different
A strained exchange from a New York World item shows a woman urging restraint on talk of love while a man politely corrects her, insisting he is not becoming angry. She struggles to keep her temper, and the moment reads as a witty, domestic aside.
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New York World
Coura Miss er I beg perdon Mrs Wrynkle and Oldbe
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a period voice with lines about marriage and age, mentioning Naomi daughter of Enoch and a biblical timeframe. The readable text presents a dramatized exchange focused on courage, parental ties, and social expectations.
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