Steodard of Magnate's Son Wins License to Marry Aldrich Warwick
Steodard of Magnate's son and Abbie Greene daughter of Senator Nelson W. Aldrich obtained a marriage license after a formal ceremony in Warwick Wet. The couple, attended by family members including Mr Hockerbiler and others, discussed legal formalities and potential restrictions before the license was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steodard
Aldrich Warwick
Jom Hockethler, Jr
Abbie Greene Abiieh
Nelson W. Altrith
Warwick
Rockefeller
Aldrich
Mani
Stennard Company
Anzious
Dramatic Events at Crawford Notes at Grand Polls
A fragmented station page previews theater at Crawford with The Potere Comey company presenting Wor Her Salon and Heart interest. Olga and Valdeman are central figures in a comedy interwoven with a Suwannee River tale featuring Ant Lindy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrine
Olga
Prinn Valdeman
Victin
Suwanne River
Stee Qayhew
Topeka testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills
The ad claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble and back pain for a Topeka resident. OH Baker of 151 West Seventh exrect, jeweler, testifies his kidneys and bladder troubled him with frequent urination and poor rest until he used the remedy advertised by Poeter Milburn Co. The message urges readers to remember the name and buy the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
OH Baker
West Seventh
Down
Howley 4
Snow
Neener
Sixth Street
Kansas Avenue
Duah
Poeter-Milburn Co
United Star
Millionaire Weds Nurse in Turbulent Times
Walter B Dar vee, a young millionaire who survived a broken neck, is reportedly married to his devoted nurse Miss Meanor Peregrine. His condition remains poor but stable, needing assistance for basic tasks as the family dispute over life use and estate continues among sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter B Darvee
Mullionaire
Meanor Peregrine
Duryes
Trias Te Ty
Walter Turye
Esch
Walter
Stes’ Spriggs
BROOMCORN BOOMS AS FARMERS HOLD FOR MORE
Arcola Illinois September reports broomcorn prices surged over the past days, rising from six to one hundred dollars per ton with an expected jump to eight hundred sixty in a week. Growers unite to block offers while national and Canadian buyers rush to secure material, aiming to meet demand and secure higher prices. Early-season sales ranged from forty to sixty dollars per ton, with dealers predicting still higher values ahead.
Roosevelt letter praises Civil War valor from 1860s kin
Atlanta paper prints Theodore Roosevelt letter replying to J. H. Nutting dated June 14, noting pride that many of his uncles were admirals and that more of his regiment’s men had Confederate fathers than Union. He mentions visiting Roswell and possibly stopping in Atlanta next year. Monell is cited as Roosevelts’ mother’s Georgia town connection.
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Atlanta
Theodore Roose
Yell
J. Kh. Nutting
Nutting
Oyater Tay
Bearn
Tsim
Union
Roswell
Monell
Georgia
Mr. Hoosewilt
London Watch Order Signals Huge American Demand
A London market report notes a massive wartime watch order from the United States, with Liverpool and Manchester involvement. The Liverpool Post cites an American buyer ordering as many as 8,000,000 watches to be produced and shipped to London, describing it as the greatest order of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aresance
Liverpool
Asiertown Fru
Mourning and fire devastate towns in early reports
Bolles Don Mourning Garh New York Sept 23 seven society plans mourning for thirty days. In Christiania Sept 52 a large Bereen section burned last night. Two killed and damage to several million kroner. An advertisement for Deans Ointment ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolles
Garh
New York
Christiania
Bereen
Dean
American chamber of commerce eyed for London
A London dispatch says plans advance to establish an American chamber of commerce in London. The move aims to unite American traders, boost iron and steel sales, lower freight rates, and improve trade relations with British firms. Local dealers see value in a formal network to cut costs and expand markets.
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New York
Sunt
London
G. Hobson
Uup
Ind
Hobben
British Treasury Again Faces Depleted Resources
New York reports indicate financial circles expect further British government borrowing due to wartime strains. Analysts note limited relief from rationing, with possible impact from fiber of supplies and scarce monetary sources. Reports from Cape Town describe disruptions, desertions, and fortified defenses amid ongoing conflict and transport issues.
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New York
Lord Kitchener
Mlvary
oFruapaideht
Seao
JeNeners
Carollia Soman
Bri Yanebna
Lewis Huthe
Plana
Sroute
Te Britinh
Cape Town
Choa
Grange River
Paarl
Worcester
Cape
Rania
Leave England Amid Racing Stable Doubts
New York reports Mr. W. C. Whitney confirms plans to withdraw the Jae tie racing stable Crane England from fatane events. The note mentions Amarioqn tracks and various names, with directives to send updates and calls to confirm arrangements and backers.
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New York
W. C Whitney
Jae Tie
Crane England
R. Low
Angie
Perhapa Goldamith
Temain
Borne Rueing
Rghaeti
Lecture on Banking at Gotham School of Commerce
Prof. J F Johnson from New York opens a course on banking at Gotham School of Commerce. The event features Joseph French Johnson and other noted economists, with emphasis on political economy and finance. The program begins October 1 and marks the second year of the graduate actool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Johnson Gors
Gotham School of Commerce
New York
Sept. S
Joseph French Johsaor
Ainranos Tess
University of " S
Landsing
New York University
Genea
Commerce
Accousti
Mindsoe
Beaton
Toner
Ula
Socomae
Wach Bauure
Profecer Joneses
Peat Segabene Asa
PSOE
Testig Coat
Actool Johiace
Perdece
Topeka News Snapshots and Local Notes
A collage of brief items from Topeka reflecting visits by Addie Reader to Leuv ae and Kansas Medical College attendance, local band performances, court notices, political nominations, and regional travel. Highlights include Miss Libbie Cury visiting from Kansas City, A A Disney nominated for trustee, and Washburn College reception plans amid spring weather.
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Hne
Addie Reader
Bexwie
Topiika
Bert Lucas
The
Kansas Medical College
Don Mulvane
K. Uapnepee
Rossa
St Louisa
Topeka
Odeon
Libbie Cury
Kansas City
A. A. Disney
Martin Luiz
Chicago
Santa Fe
Sauel Hodges
Seeger
Hin Ute
Frank
Robert
Washburn
Gini
John McMuhen
Misa Jennie Baker
Cottonwood Pals
Topeke
Sunita B. Luke
Dogerti
Kenses
Atchison
Auburn
Carbondale
Silver Lake
S. J. Pitcher
State Temperance Union
Eit
Hose Crist
Tawa
Wisconsin
Sopeka
State House
Lincoln Circle
Mra Wo HL Geed
Quincy Street
Parsons Tustnese College
Frank Nelson
Public Restriction
Washburn College
Topéita
Holy
Bortego
Banda Roses
Sorrentino
Tennessee
F. A. Bowyer
Sta
Nation of Justice of the Peace
E. Garrison
Plum Grove
Butler County
de. Minot C Baldwin
Chicaco
Omaha
Fiset “Methodist Church
Bridaynk
Harry T. Parson
Jolie
University of Wisconsin
Henry Shearer
Bernie
Carl
Ubl Nast
Tyler Street
Remarkable Dawson tale of frozen Alaskan herd
Vancouver Sept 22 The Dawson News reports B W Bracken a scientific miner who returned from six months in northern Alaska recounts climbing a glacier in the Romanzott range about one thousand miles from Dawson. They found mountain sheep frozen in ice at high altitude with carcasses consumed by Arctic predators.
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Vancouver
B.C
Dawson News
Ator
B. W. Bracken
Dawson
Alaska
Bracken
Romanzott Mountains
UF Gunre
Yukon
Victoria and Albert yacht to be rebuilt again for stability
New York dispatch reports that Britain's $2,000,000 Victoria and Albert yacht, after two years of rebuilding following a risky launch, may require further partial reconstruction to gain stability. Experts say the vessel will need additional draught and possible work on the hull, despite a Gibraltar voyage. The project aims to ensure seaworthiness amid prior plans for a $1,760,000 cost.
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New York
Gibraltar
Alys
London
Admiralty
Mjolald
Esquimaudx Missionary Lectures In Topeka Speech
Dr Lertigo reported delivering lectures in medicine after a meeting of the city Wo M.C. A. Hila, praising the Esquimaudx people as industrious and family focused. He contrasted them with whites in honesty and charity, noted disdain for air spirit superstitions, and announced he would stay in Topeka for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PH. Lertigo
Behring Sea
Ara
Siuiey
M.C. A
Hadi
Sharnoter
Taerige
Topeka
Handsome Donations From Utah Benefactors
Salt Lake City Sept 23 Personal donations totaling 90000 have been announced from William J Palmer and George Foster Peabody former major shareholders of Pleasant Valley Coal Co Utah In May 1900 an explosion at Brofield mine killed near 1500 people A public fund exceeding 100000 was subscribed and allocated to the seriously injured and dependents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Saeiera Fine
William J. Palmer
George Foster Beabody
Pleasant Valley Coal Col
Brofield
Hospitals Receive Large Donations From Four Corporate Givers
The article notes gifts totaling 320,000 to support emergency relief efforts. Donors include Marks Episcopal and Holy Crome, with Bast Laks hospitals among the beneficiaries. Each of the four principal companies contributes 10,000 to aid Romairans st and related relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Holy Crome
Gailiohe
Romairans
Gage Mill Starts In Hays Kansas On Smoky River
A dispatch reports a gold mill at Hays Kansas using the Gage process began Saturday night, running day and night with satisfactory results. The mill is linked to Col Frad Clone and partners and to Charles Gage of Galena, who promoted the scheme to the Lantry Syndicate but failed to prove Bona fide gold extraction. The message from June 18 notes interest and trial reports from the North American mining scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows
Wichita
McCray
Ottend
D. O. McAray
Kaneks
Ottawa
Homesrekers
J. O. Morris & Soh
Sorrentino
Tar Allert Reid Ater
Haid
Ant Maxter
LB. Roby
Amherst
N. HL
Peia
Topeka
Roby
Kaw River
Independence Reporter
Parker
Charles Parker
Tee Leon
Julia Low
Edward Parker
The
State Journal
Hays
Kansas
Gage
Col. Frad Clone
Hh Busleich Johnesn
Charles Gage
Galena
Gauge
Lantry Syndicate
Bears the Kind You Have Always Bought
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a brand line and signature style. No clear event or people identified. Likely a garbled advert or trademark phrase with repeated references to bears and branding. Requires readable source to form a proper summary.
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Cscasestonria
Casatoxz
Casrontea
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Priw-Arrington Company
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Roosevelt
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W.O. Whitney
Europe
Wees Enerenaies
Montana
His Majesty’s Royal Yacht
Esquimaudx
Lerrigo Saya
Nottingham
Saxony
Germantown
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile Co
Ustributa
Union al
West
Union Pacific
F. A. Lewis
A, C. Funton
Gage Mill
Pashia
Martete
Iain Ie
Ana
Pathout
George Iptanatielta
Weightman’s Drug Store
Kan. Ave
Wabash
Buffalo
Buffalo Exposition
Boston
Reece
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