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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1901

Page

4

Elegant wedding season marks East Aureos society

A detailed society scene highlights a music ensemble at a dance and two noted marriages. Guests include Mr and Mrs Fred Prieman Bailey, Mrs Harry Ashby Jr, and many local figures. The wedding of Miss Nettie Gertrude Jerday and Mr Charles White Bowle occurred at Exeter Street home with about forty witnesses and a formal reception.

Chéestra Tebich Fred Prieman Bailey Harry Ashby, Jr Mea W S McClintock and Cole Bre Wera Sieesant Galen Nicholk Joe Margen Kee Tiffany W. AL Rut Loss Davin Harry von Ordiirom John Posten John Watera Steele-Eskridge Nettie Gertrude Jerday Charles White Bowle Exeter Oakland Me Frank Siiue Tae Bowte Anihe Beite Mic Jordan Hirdie Lendelesoha Gretty Bnsertion Sowie Mra Gowte Feo Weiss Oekland

Social Notes From Topeka Community Gatherings

A lengthy Topeka social roundup lists residents and visitors from J.T. Studlaberger hosting a Thursday dinner on Harrizon street to honor Mr. and Mrs. JA Chase of San Just, Cal. The item covers travels and visits by numerous locals to Chicago, Topeka, Denver, Lawrence, and Kansas City, including engagements and arrivals of family and friends across fall and early winter.

Tot Mert J.T. Studlaberger Harrizon Firset Mra JA. Chase San Just Cal Jue Ustane Leslie Guild Dligdsay Pushes Juliedon City Topeka Pernes Soy Karie Willams Prank G Wilierd Shale Sow Yorks Uip Satis Onicego HU. Mudge James King Mary Summers Chi Jeannette Tash Siren Banfly Colorado Torlnaol Potwin W. Eastman Find Cikin Brent Ara Eastman Emporia Chuxiberlalo Harvey McVay Wichita Mire Philips Gertrude Morehead Manhattan Toneka Sievescen Kansas Dr. Baldwin New York City Torreita Hirst W. Batley Denver Eunice Readbury Lincoln Tas Shay McCollough Ross James Pertar Adath George E. Gustin Charles M Fisher Tri Cape May W. Bury N. J Fisher Buffalo Nisgtara Lem Metter Paul Choody Wil Wrehington Kas Aew Yiait Arthur Cute Frank Middleton Chiries Stole Lawrence Timraday Guentus Campbell Mabel Joe Raptor Cy J. &. Lytle Hower Sirethas Lymnas Joven Davideon Alice Fisna Stim Kittle Laure Sheetun Frank Heck Newton Strawn Henel Straw Dee Saxton Mx Hilleiv Meru CM Atwood Gage Kannan Henry Kesler Suir & Dristuces Dtolton Mian Carrie Grestewalt Oklahoma City Hert Keri

Tragedy at Little York Railroad Station

A mother and two children drowned after a woman threw them into a well and then jumped in at Little York on the Cleveland and Akron railroad line. The mother Maw Carrie Curtis was reported to have recently married. Public notice of the incident followed days later with local authorities investigating the event.

Little York Tarra Clwveland Akron Carrie Curtis Tolay

Topeka Gas Consumers Plan City Meeting on Rates

Gas users in Topeka plan a meeting within days likely Monday night to unite against the Topeka Gas company. They seek to halt bills at the old rate of 31.5 to 31.66 and may push a formal resolution endorsing consumer action. Local officials express support while awaiting venue and final plan.

Topeka Mane Euen Comsumnera Gaux Hughes Couran Topetra Toi Sunaved Sashimnere Company Eas W. Idthal Bald Faun Golving Sae Tt Kaw Irvine Ptierwins

Unclear OCR Sports Note Between Topeka and Wichita

The fragment describes a billiard friendly between Topeka and Wichita with return trip dates and a distractingly unclear Pond's Extract reference. No clear outcome, players, or venue are readable.

Crematory Plan Nears City Approval In Ball

Miss Erlenstein residing in Werbourne city proposes a new crematory on Burns 30 acre tract to be operating within 20 days. Refuse will be moved over Surday avenue river bridge after completion to protect the business district. Old bones fertilizer hides and other by products will be utilized and sold. Grounding loads of stone will be fertilised and part of the land leased for gardens in spring with five acres reserved north of Soldier creek and the river for the crematory.

Kim Ben Marsivall W. J. Curry Himont Mrs. Palmer Silver Lake Mise Maud Rain Stopins Mies Emma Bobtemeister Haga City Hyn Stewart Mes Laylas Dres Ro Smith Monroe Street Oskaloosa Smith Déisar Garden City Mra Watts Uitnois Pune LO Ohio Wittman Mark Patnarm Kansas City Sele Monroe Tergay Colorado Arizona Smitth Smulth Courtery North Topekan South Kansas Avenue Charles Summers Mary Chicago Cleveland Brooks Avenue B Street J. A. Stavely Fehureh Solomon City Woosy Ter Stavely Rabeet Wright's Soldier Town H. F. Gonder Atle Juive Chillicothe Remington Typewriter Company Mas Ae Teibaglident Aise Dare Bilenerane Eee Adam Pheu Glngy Erlenstein Werbourne Nisie Otto Kuhhne Slater Max Krauss Carl Tinker Will Klussman Zighern Crematory Company Burns Surday Avenue Soldier Creek

Mystic Shrine convention names new imperials at Newark

The second annual convention of the imperial council of the AE A MO of the Mystic Shrine of North and South America met in Newark New Jersey. It elected Imperial grand potentate Inne L. W. Holand Philadelphia and other officers including M Carper Charleston W Va and Magnus Robinson Alexandria Va to key posts.

Mystic Shriners New York Imperial Council of the AE. D. A. Moblem Mystic Shrine of North and Charleston W. Vai Tikt C. AL Knox Pittsburg Bachiat Recorder Magnus Robinson Alexandria Ofilef Trou Uver J. Gan Westchester Imperial A. of DM Meese Kane TA. Jackson Washington Imperial E Warner Los Angeles

Resolutions and Farewell Notices Include Local Deaths

The clipping shows mourning messages for Will Nossa and Luxum family with sympathy notes from patrons. It lists travel prices for Wichita to events via Santa Fe, mentioning a return fare of 4.62 and another of 2.25 with dates in September and October. The text includes names like Mrs H D Davis and Mrs Geo Clark and scattered garbled phrases about festivals and reunions.

Nuctum Will Nossa Wil Nou Luxum Hd, Davis Geo. Clark

London correspondent notes South Africa strain and Libera l defeat

The London Tribune correspondent says three ministers attended the king's council in a formal session with no sign of an autumn parliamentary session to replenish the war chest. Chamberlain met the king afterward, and campaign funds are set through January with no large scale military reinforcements planned. The piece highlights Liberal disunity after a three cornered race in Lanarkshire where the Unionist wins, and suggests government may exploit war sentiment despite South Africa tensions.

New York London the Tribune Chamberlain Southton Ebinmonn Lanarkeshire M Unitariaat South Africa Liberal Party Unioniata

New Canadian Pacific Offices And London's Trafalgar Square Stages

Bruce Price a New York architect submits plans for Canadian Pacific Pena in London England. Four large stones for Trafalgar Square have been purchased to clear space for the companys new offices. The project promises among the finest varieties in London.

Canadian Pacific Afontraal Que Bruce Price New York Sir Thome Sengeant Pena

Real Estate Transfers Notice for Several Parcels

Fragmentary OCR records show real estate transfer notes involving multiple parcels including a quarter of section two, township unknown, with names such as W. Flog and Geena sieeches. Mentions 301 Cheater Avenue and church linked properties. Details are unclear and partially garbled.

Geena Church Jean Joes Cheater Avenue

Harvard Opens Year with Record Freshman Attendance

Harvard announces the 1908 entering freshman class as the largest in university history. The Great Rock Island excursion to San Francisco and back costs 4 dollars with tickets on sale September 17. Return by November 1. Information from A. M. Mulley. Wichita trip costs 4.62 dollars via Gent Acount Festival rules. Tickets go on sale September 29.

Harvard Great Rock Island Row San Francisco Tz, Drive A. M. Mulley

Night School of Y M C A WH Oper October 1

Night school of the Y M C A at WH opens October 1 with a business course and study topics including spelling punctuation and letters. Professors Hondebah and C bn Van Horn bring classroom experience from Basilican colleges to assist men and those completing the course receive a certificate from the Benefit Association office on Toast Street.

Oper Hondebah C Bn van Horn Benefit Association

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