Society News and Wedding Notices From Local City
Society notices describe a wedding ceremony officiated by Rev Sheldon in a parlor setting with attendants and guests including Miss Lucy Hingman and Wallace. Mr Strickler sang at offertory. The couple plan to be at home after October 15 at the Filmore home. Also reported is the marriage of Daniels of Wamego to Miss Mary L. Bay at First Methodist Church, a quiet service with intimate friends. Additional items cover travels, visits, and local social updates from Emportia to Ottawa, with many names and places referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Grabba
John Mahwudnesaay
Evenoan
Rav
Gt Sheldon
Bank of Palms
Ting
Ce Im
Ai Xs Maher
Strickler
Bessmann
Misa Lucy Hingman
Wallace
Punch
Lila Helle Tosearad Hengler
Miss Tiebride
Loretta Stetbkier
Lee
Anns Ban
Claren
Fice
Use Filmore
Daniels
John W. Daniels
Wamere
Mira Mary L. Bay
Wamerss
Firet Methodist Church
Ervin Thorpe
Daniels Ix
Wamego
Archie Barnes
St. Joe
Cath Fadirs
Aid Stew
J. S. Woolverton
Myrtle Painter
Lawrence
McArthur
East Hirdth Street
Mary Schinuat
Tooka
Holton
Hutchinson
Hopper
Christan
Aliso Dalay Clarke
Leargnworth
Mixi Nna Dennis
Benedict
Kansas City
Sal Mra
CH. Samson
Dell Valentine
Clee Center Dispatch
Spin
Strone City
Mire
Joe Chatham
Western Avenue
Bre
A. J. Bennett
G. A. Lambert
Mina
Kan
East Highth Street
Paul B. Watrous
Burlington
Lester D. Watrous
Clubs List and Membership Details for Women’s Groups
Continuations of several women’s clubs with note of pending officer elections. The Friday literature club met and planned study topics for the week, to meet every other Monday at members’ homes. Officers named include Maude Reaney as president and Mabel Wilson as secretary and treasurer. Members listed include Ollie O’Brien, Aris Ewart, Mary Thorp, and others. The Calidorean Club, longtime study group, traces its name to Spenser’s Faery Queene and meets weekly under Mrs. G. Fose, with tentative October meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stecern Literature Club
America
Min
Maude Reaney
Mabel Wilson
Ollie O'Bfrien
Aris Ewart
Mary Thorp
Priscella Alexander
Fiesamond Horton
David Palmer
Aire
Harrisan Moreau
J. B. Perry
Charles Haines
Satetha
Mie
Alice Prescott
Mabel Wilton
Franc Littlefield
Kate Gunther
Anna Barthelomem
Mine Sellagers
Mins Lot Ranney
Helen Moon
Calidorean Club
The
Calidorean
Spenser
Faery
Ure
Cral
Mra. CG
Xivagine
George Biut
Thackeray
W. W. Russel
Bill Albert Watkins
Belle Thompson
WW. Mills
Hattie Mills
Albert Watkins
J. 5. Mason
Mire Walp
Jane Sims
Robert Stevit
Vance
J. Larimer
J. W. F. Hughes
WW. Russel
Sins Flora Mayo
H. G. Larimer
W. M. Cortley
Thomas Heaxte
Charles Ductis
Nellie Sherturne
Mabel Miller
Minna McCall
Gertha White
Minnette Bure
Grace Root
Anna Kelly
Maude Pattigon
May Albetent
W. TK
Robert Morris
Mra
M.M. Fade
WE. Davis
Mra. Rowen
Larsh J. Gonder
Eee Fanple B. Cule
J. F. Ceci
HW. Cheney
Panny Ie Cole
Bra
W. MO Costroy
Mira
W. H. Davis
T. N. Davis
J. H. Gonder
M. Mt Hale
Hamrick
North Topeka
Rex
Chamtean City Paving Club and Local Society Names
A fragmented list of members and officers for multiple literary and social clubs in the Chamtean city area. Details include names of presidents secretaries and venues, with notes on history, colors, flowers, meeting cadence, and upcoming address by Mrs Flora Mayo.
Robbers Driven Off Near Husted Colorado Train
Officials of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad and the Denver Rio Grande Express celebrate foiling 25 robberies of the western express near Husted Col last year. Four or five bandits named Henry and Uinman were among those attacked when the roof exploded. Conductor O B Croft and porter Harry Hart aided passengers as the crew held the line. A former cowboy P E Sherwood remained at his post while the train car was damaged and the robbers were fired upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Sept
Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad
Banner and Rio Grande Express
Western Express
Husted Col
Alent
Rhuinert Henry & Uinman
Wereman
Frank & Bennett
O. B. Croft
Trott
Harry Hart
Ee- Missenger PE
Sherwood
Combination Cases Sellout at Discounted Line Prices
Auction notes describe combination cases with guaranteed oak frames, highly polished finishes, three drawers, French plate glass, and rich carvings offered at reduced prices on this sale line.
Glass door case and oak writing desk shows
A collector seeks a glass door case priced at 36.50 and a solid oak writing desk. The item is described as a good size and the pair is presented as an exceptional deal with a value around 28 to 36.50 dollars.
Dining Chairs Offer for Oak Chairs at City Price
Advertises guaranteed oak dining chairs with broad back sold at 1.25 dollars, valued at 1.75 dollars, available anywhere in the city.
United States Espouses Fast Track to Philippine Cession
Sept Parla reports on the peace commission session with Ambassador Porter at the foreign office. French officials and top Elysee aides present as deliberations focus on Spain ceding sovereignty over Luzon and archipelago islands while keeping certain conditions. Spain’s rights and foreign concessions loom in the negotiations beginning Oct first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysee Palace
Gli Blas
Manila
Luzon
Spain
Martenneé Islands
McKinley
Firet
Lunar
Philippines
America
Tedd
GM Bike
Dewey to Be Heard on Mantin Battle Report
Washington reports Gen Merritt's Mantin battle findings will be released soon along with appendices on Mantin land batteries. Admiral Dewey's report is to be sent to Paris for the peace mission informants on island character and other relevant factors guiding disposition of the islands. Secretary Long declines public disclosure until the president assumes responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merritt
Battle of
Mantin
War Department
Greene
Admiral Dewey
Paris
Long
Allen
Schooner Rescued After Farallon Wreck Near Cape Flattery
Port Townsend reports the schooner Parralton Hill arriving from Lyon bringing seventy passengers from southwest Alaska. A September gale off Cape Flattery wrecked the Farallon schooner Seaforth Channel ship Bella Bella. Capelin sailed September 16 for Wrangel. One man washed overboard and drowned. the schooner was waterlogged and supplies spoiled. Dalton Express halts wintering pilot project. 145 horses to Hefens river. Robbery rumors on the Dalton trail disputed by Canadian authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Parralton Hill
Lyon Panaports
Alaska
Schoter Peae
Seaforth Channel
Capelin
Seate
Wrankgel
Cape Flattery
Tittle Newminers
Cantain Jones Noctland
Diclasneon
Dalton Pay Express
Arcane
Street Washers Flood Clothes With Mud In Morning
Residents report muddy water sprayed onto garments by hose operators during early hours. The street wash crew is blamed for careless work and public disturbance. Street Commissioner Rumsey urged to issue firm orders to workers.
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Rumsey
Missing Mr Grey. Duluth Man in Cleveland
Cleveland police chase lead on Henry Grey a Duluth Minnesota rolling mills superintendent who vanished after arriving in Cleveland from Duluth a week ago He stayed at Waddell House and purchased a New York bound ticket but never boarded the train Money feared in his possession and foul play is suspected Messengers in New York report concerns about his welfare and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry Grey
Tmnlush
Minn
Rolling Mills
Duluth
Waddell House
New York
Grey
Mr. Grey
Canadians Vote On Prohibition In Historic Dominion Referendum
Quebec September 2 a large nation wide referendum on prohibition launches today across Canada. Electors in every district vote on absolute prohibition of sale manufacture importation and use of intoxicants. The Liberal government allows expression but offers no pledges on post vote action. It is expected turnout will be small and opponents claim the result may not compel new prohibitory law despite the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
Dominion
Struck Col Graham Private Matthews Sentenced at Leavenworth
Private Mathews of company E Twenty second Kansas volunteers receives six months in the Fort Leavenworth guard house after a court martial at Camp Meade Pennsylvania found him guilty of striking Lieutenant Colonel James Graham. The State Firemen's association met in Topeka electing officers including President Samuel Forter and secretary Walter Parkes with historians noting the roster of executives and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Firemen's Association
Topeka
Beem
Samuel Forter
Marysville
Fist
HS. Polk Abilene
Chas
Wesleyan Methodist Kansas Conference Closes With Missions Named
The Kansas conference of the West Methodist church adjourned at Brown County. John W. Bell and Miss Hattie Brooks were assigned to mission work in Africa. Numerous appointees were listed for Kansas missions including Hibler, Bradiey, Labag, Buckser, Lovewel, and Harlin among others, with leaders T. J. Pomeroy and H. J. Tallafeno responsible for oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Kansas
Willis
Buckseri Lovewel Agit Northtraged
Bourges
Mele
Wite
Norton
Smallhoud
Lawrence
M. McPhee Harlin
Bo No Sarnin
J Viney RA
A. B. Lienard
Morrowville
Huston
Daume City
Adam Gatun
Jon Craven
Serdntan
H. J. Tallafeno
F. Hiner
Géo. Lithe
Brairte Male
B. Parsons
Haymond
J. J. Mead
Wilson
We Wearmans Aurore Chas
Merriartion
Fowland
WB Pressnall
North Topeka
B.S. Higgins
Ness Counee
Williama
Dk Wile Inns
Everal
T. J.pomeroy
Jacob Craven
Thompson
CE. Andrews
J. A. Andripen
Survilla Burnett
Houghton
F. D. Small
Alice Dellinger
H. Jackman
Ire Gray
3. Campbell
Three Thousand Weavers Idle in Philadelphia
About 3,000 carpet weavers in Philadelphia are idle after ingrain carpet yarn spinners cut production. Spinners had been producing yarn twice as fast as weavers could consume it, driving prices down and prompting a temporary shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Nepr
Arkansas City Wedding Ties Denton and Biss Alles Young
Denton and Biss Alles Young were wed last night in Arkansas City. Denton works as cashier at the Farmers State Bank and is well known in the community. Announcement cards for the wedding were spread across Jackson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Sept
Albert
Denton
Biss Alles Young
Farmers State Bank
Jackson County
Mienrics Pacific
Robere Heer
Not Much to In Cleveland Sept 23 Comment on Carnegie plans
In Cleveland the Iron Trade Review discusses Carnegie project ideas including an ordnance plant on the Monongahela yard, and a Braddock to tidewater railroad. It suggests only the ordnance plan has any foundation, with limited evidence for potential plant development. Livestock Breeders elect officers in Springfield Illinois as annual meeting notes. N H Gentry presides, G H Davison secretary, Mortimer Levering treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mr. Carnegie
Monongahela
Braddock
Tidewater
Iron Trade Review
Livestock Association
Springfield
National Livestock Breeders’ Association
N. H. Gentry
Sedalia
G. H. Davison
Milbrook
Mortimer Levering
Palatin
Bertillon System Recommended for Mortality Statistics
Ottawa Sept 24 at the American Public Health Association meeting the executive committee urged US Canada and Mexico to base mortality statistics for the 1500 and 1901 censuses on the Bertillon classification. The Ladies Degree Team and Battalion No 1 A 0 P will rendezvous at 521 Monroe Street at 1 PM. KNOWLES, Noble Prophet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
American Publi Health Association
United States
Canada
Mexico
Monroe Street
Knowles
Noble Prophet
Died for Want of Work in Seattle Lodging House
C M McClure, formerly of Butte Montana and claimed newspaper work, committed suicide with laudanum in a Seattle lodging house. He leaves a wife in Moberly Missouri. Despondency over unemployment is cited as the cause after failing to find work at two banks and several hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
C. M McClure
McClure
Butte
Mont
Moberly
Gambon Says Farewell to McKinley on European Departure
Washington dispatch reports French ambassador Cambon called on President McKinley to bid farewell before departing for Europe. Also noted are various fraternal lodge notices and upcoming bicycle races at Garfield Park, with local business promotions for laundry services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambon
Washington
Cambon
Net
McKinley
Europe
New York
Garfielt Park Track
Poerlaas Broom Laundry
Garfield Park
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Society News
W. M.D. Wootrutt
Emporia Cers
P. MacLennan
Topeka Avenue
Mra. Aioe, Thobinson
Mies ‘Dain Adae
City
Baby
Oscar D. Wolf
Leslie
Clyde
Kun
Mra H. Hal
Wiecl
Ninde Chautaughs
Parole Club
Bas
Sae Miodera Literature Club
Misa Kibblinger
Wea. Warer
M.c.holman
North Side
Brussels
Nottingham
Dewey
Farallon
John B. St . Missouri
Prohibition
Col. Graham
Matthews
State Firemen’s Association
Mission For Africa
Obbers
Karnival Knights
Omaha
Santa Fe
Music Cabinet
Ingram Carpets
Felix Gouraud
Haut
Eamel ‘Goats
Great Jonett
U. W
Quincy
J. W. Gibbons
Irwin Lodge
OU. W
White
Gibbone
Tee Call
AO. Uw
Apollo Sedan
IAN A. O.U
Kansas Avenue
Jon. F. Sprunckrott
Kanass Aye
Cerreema Soar
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