The News-Courant (Cottonwood Falls, KS), 2 Jan 1892, Thursday
Married, at the Catholic church in Emporia, on Monday, January 18, 1892, by the pastor thereof, Mr. A. Bandelin, of Strong City, and Miss Mary Crakem, of Emporia; and, on Monday night, they were given and infair at the residence of Mr. John Whalan, in Strong City. The Courant extends to Mr. and Mrs. Bandelin its most hearty congratulations, wishing them a long, prosperous, happy journey down the path of time, and a blissful entrance into eternity.
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The Strong City [KS] Derrick, 21 Jan 1892, Thursday
A. Bandelin, of this city, and Miss Mary Craigin, of Emporia, were united in the bonds of wedlock, Tuesday, January 19th, at Emporia. That afternoon they came to their home in this city on South Cottonwood avenue. Mrs. Bandelin is one of our prominent and popular citizens and he and his bride receive the heartiest congratulations and good wishes of a large circle of friends.
The Emporia Republican says:
There was a quiet wedding at the Catholic church yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Albert Bandelin, of Strong City, and Miss Kragen, of this city. Rev. Father Leonard performed the ceremony of the church. Miss Mamie Kelly acted as bridesmaid and James Lawless was groomsman. The ceremony concluded, Mr. and Mrs. Bandelin took the train for their future home in Strong City, where the groom is fortunate in possessing much of this world's goods. The friends of the happy couple join The Republican in congratulations and best wishes.
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The News-Courant, 11 May 1893, Thursday
The Bandolin (sic) alimony case was heard Tuesday night and deferred until next Wednesday.
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The News-Courant, 18 May 1893, Thursday
A. Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary B. Bandolin, plff ordered to pay $60 attorney's fees and $30 for expenses. Same to be paid in installments of 15, 30 and 60 days.
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The Chase County Leader, 18 May 1893, Thursday
In the divorce suit of Albert Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary A. Bandolin, the plaintiff was directed to pay $30 attorney fee for the defendant, $60 into court for defendant's court expenses, and $2.50 per week to the defendant should she become sick or out of employment.
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The News-Courant, 31 Aug 1893, Thursday
Albert Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary Bandolin, divorce granted on grounds of abandonment.
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The News-Courant, 12 Mar 1896, Thursday
A. Bandelin has bought the grocery stock of the Adam Brecht estate, in Strong City, and will continue the business at the old stand, and will endeavor, by fair and honest dealings, to merit a share of the patronage of the people of Strong City and Chase county.
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The Strong City Derrick, 16 Oct 1896, Friday
A. Bandelin and Miss Malinda Clay were married at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Pollock Monday evening.
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The Chase County Courant, 22 Oct 1896, Thursday
Married, in Strong City, on Monday evening, October 12, 1896, by the Rev. M. G. Polock, Pastor of the Lutheran church, Mr. A. Bandelin and Miss Malinda Clay, all of Strong City. The contracting parties are old residents of the county, Mr. Bandelin being one of the leading merchants of Strong City, and the bride a daughter of the late L. W. Clay. The Courant extends congratulations to them.
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The Chase County Leader, 22 Oct 1896, Thursday
A. Bandelin and Lucinda (sic) Clay were married by the Lutheran misister (sic) at Strong City on the 12th.
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The News-Courant, 25 Feb 1897, Thursday
Charley Ditmar has bought the residence of Mrs. A. Bandelin in Strong.
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The News-Courant, 16 Feb 1899, Thursday
Mr. A. Bandelin is again at his store, but is not yet very strong.
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The Strong City Derrick, 15 Dec 1899, Friday
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bandelin and daughter, Leah, spend Sunday in Emporia with Mrs. Bandelin's sister, Mrs. Tom Fleming.
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The Strong City Derric, 02 Mar 1900, Friday
FOR SALE.
On account of poor health I desire to sell my stock of Groceries. If sold soon, this stock will be sold at a great bargain for cash.
A. Bandelin, Strong City, Kas.
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The Strong City Derrick, 23 Mar 1900, Friday
A. Bandelin has leased the Bank Hotel at this place and took possession Monday. He also purchased the hotel furniture. Mr. Bandelin has been engaged in the Mercantile business at Strong City for a number of years and is highly esteemed. He will, undoubtedly, keep the Bank Hotel up to its former good reputation. Mrs. S. F. Jones, the retiring landlady, made a success of the hotel and it was with regret that her many patrons learned that she had concluded to retire from the business. During her management the house did a good business and was popular with its patrons. Mr. and Mrs. Jones have moved into their residence property on South Cottonwood Ave. A handsome veranda is being built on to the front part of the building.
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The Strong City Derrick, 17 May 1901, Friday
Robert McCrumm is the new proprietor of the Bank hotel, Mr. Bandelin retiring.
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The Strong City Derrick, 21 Feb 1902, Friday
A. Bandelin has rented ground near Excelsior Springs, Mo., and will engage in the gardening business at that point this summer. Mr. Bandelin accompanied by Rhinehart Franz will start across country for the Springs as soon as the weather will permit.
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A. Bandelin Dead.
A. Bandelin died at his home in Strong, Saturday evening at 8:45 of Bright's disease. The funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon by Rev. Withington, and interment was at the cemetery west of this city.
Albert Bandelin was born in Germany fifty-five years ago. He had lived in Strong for several years, being engaged in various lines of business until ill health compelled him to quit. This spring he went to Excelsior Springs, Mo., thinking the springs there would benefit him, but it proved different and he became so weak that he was brought home last week.
He married Miss Malinda Clay about six years ago and she is left to mourn the loss of a kind husband, and the city an honest, noble citizen.
Published: Thursday, July 17, 1902 in The Courant and Reveille, pg1
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The Chase County Leader, 17 Jul 1902, Thursday
Albert Bandelin, who died last Saturday, and John Whalen, who is now sick in a hospital at Colorado Springs, served together in the same company in the regular army, for 15 years. A strong friendship existed between the two men and they have been living together since leaving the army up to the time of Mrs. Whalen's death, a few years ago.
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The Chase County Leader, 28 Aug 1902, Thursday
Aug. 20--The will of Albert Bandolin (sic) submitted to probate, and Malinda Mandolin was appointment executrix.
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Albert Bandolin in the New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957
Name: Albert Bandolin
Gender: Male
Ethnicity/ Nationality: Prussian (German)
Age: 18
Birth Date: abt 1847
Place of Origin: Prussia
Departure Port: Bremen, Germany
Destination: New York
Arrival Date: 28 Jun 1865
Arrival Port: New York, New York, USA
Ship Name: Stella
Search Ship Database: Search for the Stella in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
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Albert Bandelin in the Kansas, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1811-1911
Name: Albert Bandelin
Gender: Male
Age: 45
Birth Date: abt 1847
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1892
Marriage Place: Chase, Kansas, USA
Spouse: Mary Craken
Film Number: 002194935
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Albert Bandelin in the Kansas, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1811-1911
Name: Albert Bandelin
Gender: Male
Age: 48
Birth Date: abt 1848
Marriage Date: 12 Oct 1896
Marriage Place: Chase, Kansas, USA
Spouse: Melinda Clay
Film Number: 002194935
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Albert Bandelin in the 1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Albert Bandelin [Albert B Bandelin]
Age: 53
Birth Date: Jul 1846
Birthplace: Germany
Home in 1900: Falls, Chase, Kansas
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1865
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Malinda Bandelin
Marriage Year: 1897
Years Married: 3
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name, Age
Albert Bandelin 53
Malinda Bandelin 49
Leah Bandelin 10
Mary Clay 71
Lizzie Clay 27
John R Leonard 38
Anna Halen 5
Daniel L Reifanyder 33
Elwood Eyler 25
Maud M Anderson 20
Married, at the Catholic church in Emporia, on Monday, January 18, 1892, by the pastor thereof, Mr. A. Bandelin, of Strong City, and Miss Mary Crakem, of Emporia; and, on Monday night, they were given and infair at the residence of Mr. John Whalan, in Strong City. The Courant extends to Mr. and Mrs. Bandelin its most hearty congratulations, wishing them a long, prosperous, happy journey down the path of time, and a blissful entrance into eternity.
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The Strong City [KS] Derrick, 21 Jan 1892, Thursday
A. Bandelin, of this city, and Miss Mary Craigin, of Emporia, were united in the bonds of wedlock, Tuesday, January 19th, at Emporia. That afternoon they came to their home in this city on South Cottonwood avenue. Mrs. Bandelin is one of our prominent and popular citizens and he and his bride receive the heartiest congratulations and good wishes of a large circle of friends.
The Emporia Republican says:
There was a quiet wedding at the Catholic church yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Albert Bandelin, of Strong City, and Miss Kragen, of this city. Rev. Father Leonard performed the ceremony of the church. Miss Mamie Kelly acted as bridesmaid and James Lawless was groomsman. The ceremony concluded, Mr. and Mrs. Bandelin took the train for their future home in Strong City, where the groom is fortunate in possessing much of this world's goods. The friends of the happy couple join The Republican in congratulations and best wishes.
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The News-Courant, 11 May 1893, Thursday
The Bandolin (sic) alimony case was heard Tuesday night and deferred until next Wednesday.
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The News-Courant, 18 May 1893, Thursday
A. Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary B. Bandolin, plff ordered to pay $60 attorney's fees and $30 for expenses. Same to be paid in installments of 15, 30 and 60 days.
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The Chase County Leader, 18 May 1893, Thursday
In the divorce suit of Albert Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary A. Bandolin, the plaintiff was directed to pay $30 attorney fee for the defendant, $60 into court for defendant's court expenses, and $2.50 per week to the defendant should she become sick or out of employment.
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The News-Courant, 31 Aug 1893, Thursday
Albert Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary Bandolin, divorce granted on grounds of abandonment.
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The News-Courant, 12 Mar 1896, Thursday
A. Bandelin has bought the grocery stock of the Adam Brecht estate, in Strong City, and will continue the business at the old stand, and will endeavor, by fair and honest dealings, to merit a share of the patronage of the people of Strong City and Chase county.
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The Strong City Derrick, 16 Oct 1896, Friday
A. Bandelin and Miss Malinda Clay were married at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Pollock Monday evening.
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The Chase County Courant, 22 Oct 1896, Thursday
Married, in Strong City, on Monday evening, October 12, 1896, by the Rev. M. G. Polock, Pastor of the Lutheran church, Mr. A. Bandelin and Miss Malinda Clay, all of Strong City. The contracting parties are old residents of the county, Mr. Bandelin being one of the leading merchants of Strong City, and the bride a daughter of the late L. W. Clay. The Courant extends congratulations to them.
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The Chase County Leader, 22 Oct 1896, Thursday
A. Bandelin and Lucinda (sic) Clay were married by the Lutheran misister (sic) at Strong City on the 12th.
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The News-Courant, 25 Feb 1897, Thursday
Charley Ditmar has bought the residence of Mrs. A. Bandelin in Strong.
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The News-Courant, 16 Feb 1899, Thursday
Mr. A. Bandelin is again at his store, but is not yet very strong.
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The Strong City Derrick, 15 Dec 1899, Friday
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bandelin and daughter, Leah, spend Sunday in Emporia with Mrs. Bandelin's sister, Mrs. Tom Fleming.
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The Strong City Derric, 02 Mar 1900, Friday
FOR SALE.
On account of poor health I desire to sell my stock of Groceries. If sold soon, this stock will be sold at a great bargain for cash.
A. Bandelin, Strong City, Kas.
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The Strong City Derrick, 23 Mar 1900, Friday
A. Bandelin has leased the Bank Hotel at this place and took possession Monday. He also purchased the hotel furniture. Mr. Bandelin has been engaged in the Mercantile business at Strong City for a number of years and is highly esteemed. He will, undoubtedly, keep the Bank Hotel up to its former good reputation. Mrs. S. F. Jones, the retiring landlady, made a success of the hotel and it was with regret that her many patrons learned that she had concluded to retire from the business. During her management the house did a good business and was popular with its patrons. Mr. and Mrs. Jones have moved into their residence property on South Cottonwood Ave. A handsome veranda is being built on to the front part of the building.
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The Strong City Derrick, 17 May 1901, Friday
Robert McCrumm is the new proprietor of the Bank hotel, Mr. Bandelin retiring.
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The Strong City Derrick, 21 Feb 1902, Friday
A. Bandelin has rented ground near Excelsior Springs, Mo., and will engage in the gardening business at that point this summer. Mr. Bandelin accompanied by Rhinehart Franz will start across country for the Springs as soon as the weather will permit.
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A. Bandelin Dead.
A. Bandelin died at his home in Strong, Saturday evening at 8:45 of Bright's disease. The funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon by Rev. Withington, and interment was at the cemetery west of this city.
Albert Bandelin was born in Germany fifty-five years ago. He had lived in Strong for several years, being engaged in various lines of business until ill health compelled him to quit. This spring he went to Excelsior Springs, Mo., thinking the springs there would benefit him, but it proved different and he became so weak that he was brought home last week.
He married Miss Malinda Clay about six years ago and she is left to mourn the loss of a kind husband, and the city an honest, noble citizen.
Published: Thursday, July 17, 1902 in The Courant and Reveille, pg1
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The Chase County Leader, 17 Jul 1902, Thursday
Albert Bandelin, who died last Saturday, and John Whalen, who is now sick in a hospital at Colorado Springs, served together in the same company in the regular army, for 15 years. A strong friendship existed between the two men and they have been living together since leaving the army up to the time of Mrs. Whalen's death, a few years ago.
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The Chase County Leader, 28 Aug 1902, Thursday
Aug. 20--The will of Albert Bandolin (sic) submitted to probate, and Malinda Mandolin was appointment executrix.
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Albert Bandolin in the New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957
Name: Albert Bandolin
Gender: Male
Ethnicity/ Nationality: Prussian (German)
Age: 18
Birth Date: abt 1847
Place of Origin: Prussia
Departure Port: Bremen, Germany
Destination: New York
Arrival Date: 28 Jun 1865
Arrival Port: New York, New York, USA
Ship Name: Stella
Search Ship Database: Search for the Stella in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
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Albert Bandelin in the Kansas, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1811-1911
Name: Albert Bandelin
Gender: Male
Age: 45
Birth Date: abt 1847
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1892
Marriage Place: Chase, Kansas, USA
Spouse: Mary Craken
Film Number: 002194935
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Albert Bandelin in the Kansas, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1811-1911
Name: Albert Bandelin
Gender: Male
Age: 48
Birth Date: abt 1848
Marriage Date: 12 Oct 1896
Marriage Place: Chase, Kansas, USA
Spouse: Melinda Clay
Film Number: 002194935
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Albert Bandelin in the 1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Albert Bandelin [Albert B Bandelin]
Age: 53
Birth Date: Jul 1846
Birthplace: Germany
Home in 1900: Falls, Chase, Kansas
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1865
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Malinda Bandelin
Marriage Year: 1897
Years Married: 3
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name, Age
Albert Bandelin 53
Malinda Bandelin 49
Leah Bandelin 10
Mary Clay 71
Lizzie Clay 27
John R Leonard 38
Anna Halen 5
Daniel L Reifanyder 33
Elwood Eyler 25
Maud M Anderson 20
The News-Courant (Cottonwood Falls, KS), 2 Jan 1892, Thursday
Married, at the Catholic church in Emporia, on Monday, January 18, 1892, by the pastor thereof, Mr. A. Bandelin, of Strong City, and Miss Mary Crakem, of Emporia; and, on Monday night, they were given and infair at the residence of Mr. John Whalan, in Strong City. The Courant extends to Mr. and Mrs. Bandelin its most hearty congratulations, wishing them a long, prosperous, happy journey down the path of time, and a blissful entrance into eternity.
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The Strong City [KS] Derrick, 21 Jan 1892, Thursday
A. Bandelin, of this city, and Miss Mary Craigin, of Emporia, were united in the bonds of wedlock, Tuesday, January 19th, at Emporia. That afternoon they came to their home in this city on South Cottonwood avenue. Mrs. Bandelin is one of our prominent and popular citizens and he and his bride receive the heartiest congratulations and good wishes of a large circle of friends.
The Emporia Republican says:
There was a quiet wedding at the Catholic church yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Albert Bandelin, of Strong City, and Miss Kragen, of this city. Rev. Father Leonard performed the ceremony of the church. Miss Mamie Kelly acted as bridesmaid and James Lawless was groomsman. The ceremony concluded, Mr. and Mrs. Bandelin took the train for their future home in Strong City, where the groom is fortunate in possessing much of this world's goods. The friends of the happy couple join The Republican in congratulations and best wishes.
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The News-Courant, 11 May 1893, Thursday
The Bandolin (sic) alimony case was heard Tuesday night and deferred until next Wednesday.
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The News-Courant, 18 May 1893, Thursday
A. Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary B. Bandolin, plff ordered to pay $60 attorney's fees and $30 for expenses. Same to be paid in installments of 15, 30 and 60 days.
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The Chase County Leader, 18 May 1893, Thursday
In the divorce suit of Albert Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary A. Bandolin, the plaintiff was directed to pay $30 attorney fee for the defendant, $60 into court for defendant's court expenses, and $2.50 per week to the defendant should she become sick or out of employment.
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The News-Courant, 31 Aug 1893, Thursday
Albert Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary Bandolin, divorce granted on grounds of abandonment.
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The News-Courant, 12 Mar 1896, Thursday
A. Bandelin has bought the grocery stock of the Adam Brecht estate, in Strong City, and will continue the business at the old stand, and will endeavor, by fair and honest dealings, to merit a share of the patronage of the people of Strong City and Chase county.
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The Strong City Derrick, 16 Oct 1896, Friday
A. Bandelin and Miss Malinda Clay were married at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Pollock Monday evening.
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The Chase County Courant, 22 Oct 1896, Thursday
Married, in Strong City, on Monday evening, October 12, 1896, by the Rev. M. G. Polock, Pastor of the Lutheran church, Mr. A. Bandelin and Miss Malinda Clay, all of Strong City. The contracting parties are old residents of the county, Mr. Bandelin being one of the leading merchants of Strong City, and the bride a daughter of the late L. W. Clay. The Courant extends congratulations to them.
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The Chase County Leader, 22 Oct 1896, Thursday
A. Bandelin and Lucinda (sic) Clay were married by the Lutheran misister (sic) at Strong City on the 12th.
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The News-Courant, 25 Feb 1897, Thursday
Charley Ditmar has bought the residence of Mrs. A. Bandelin in Strong.
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The News-Courant, 16 Feb 1899, Thursday
Mr. A. Bandelin is again at his store, but is not yet very strong.
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The Strong City Derrick, 15 Dec 1899, Friday
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bandelin and daughter, Leah, spend Sunday in Emporia with Mrs. Bandelin's sister, Mrs. Tom Fleming.
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The Strong City Derric, 02 Mar 1900, Friday
FOR SALE.
On account of poor health I desire to sell my stock of Groceries. If sold soon, this stock will be sold at a great bargain for cash.
A. Bandelin, Strong City, Kas.
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The Strong City Derrick, 23 Mar 1900, Friday
A. Bandelin has leased the Bank Hotel at this place and took possession Monday. He also purchased the hotel furniture. Mr. Bandelin has been engaged in the Mercantile business at Strong City for a number of years and is highly esteemed. He will, undoubtedly, keep the Bank Hotel up to its former good reputation. Mrs. S. F. Jones, the retiring landlady, made a success of the hotel and it was with regret that her many patrons learned that she had concluded to retire from the business. During her management the house did a good business and was popular with its patrons. Mr. and Mrs. Jones have moved into their residence property on South Cottonwood Ave. A handsome veranda is being built on to the front part of the building.
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The Strong City Derrick, 17 May 1901, Friday
Robert McCrumm is the new proprietor of the Bank hotel, Mr. Bandelin retiring.
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The Strong City Derrick, 21 Feb 1902, Friday
A. Bandelin has rented ground near Excelsior Springs, Mo., and will engage in the gardening business at that point this summer. Mr. Bandelin accompanied by Rhinehart Franz will start across country for the Springs as soon as the weather will permit.
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A. Bandelin Dead.
A. Bandelin died at his home in Strong, Saturday evening at 8:45 of Bright's disease. The funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon by Rev. Withington, and interment was at the cemetery west of this city.
Albert Bandelin was born in Germany fifty-five years ago. He had lived in Strong for several years, being engaged in various lines of business until ill health compelled him to quit. This spring he went to Excelsior Springs, Mo., thinking the springs there would benefit him, but it proved different and he became so weak that he was brought home last week.
He married Miss Malinda Clay about six years ago and she is left to mourn the loss of a kind husband, and the city an honest, noble citizen.
Published: Thursday, July 17, 1902 in The Courant and Reveille, pg1
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The Chase County Leader, 17 Jul 1902, Thursday
Albert Bandelin, who died last Saturday, and John Whalen, who is now sick in a hospital at Colorado Springs, served together in the same company in the regular army, for 15 years. A strong friendship existed between the two men and they have been living together since leaving the army up to the time of Mrs. Whalen's death, a few years ago.
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The Chase County Leader, 28 Aug 1902, Thursday
Aug. 20--The will of Albert Bandolin (sic) submitted to probate, and Malinda Mandolin was appointment executrix.
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Albert Bandolin in the New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957
Name: Albert Bandolin
Gender: Male
Ethnicity/ Nationality: Prussian (German)
Age: 18
Birth Date: abt 1847
Place of Origin: Prussia
Departure Port: Bremen, Germany
Destination: New York
Arrival Date: 28 Jun 1865
Arrival Port: New York, New York, USA
Ship Name: Stella
Search Ship Database: Search for the Stella in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
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Albert Bandelin in the Kansas, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1811-1911
Name: Albert Bandelin
Gender: Male
Age: 45
Birth Date: abt 1847
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1892
Marriage Place: Chase, Kansas, USA
Spouse: Mary Craken
Film Number: 002194935
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Albert Bandelin in the Kansas, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1811-1911
Name: Albert Bandelin
Gender: Male
Age: 48
Birth Date: abt 1848
Marriage Date: 12 Oct 1896
Marriage Place: Chase, Kansas, USA
Spouse: Melinda Clay
Film Number: 002194935
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Albert Bandelin in the 1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Albert Bandelin [Albert B Bandelin]
Age: 53
Birth Date: Jul 1846
Birthplace: Germany
Home in 1900: Falls, Chase, Kansas
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1865
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Malinda Bandelin
Marriage Year: 1897
Years Married: 3
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Occupation: View on Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name, Age
Albert Bandelin 53
Malinda Bandelin 49
Leah Bandelin 10
Mary Clay 71
Lizzie Clay 27
John R Leonard 38
Anna Halen 5
Daniel L Reifanyder 33
Elwood Eyler 25
Maud M Anderson 20
Married, at the Catholic church in Emporia, on Monday, January 18, 1892, by the pastor thereof, Mr. A. Bandelin, of Strong City, and Miss Mary Crakem, of Emporia; and, on Monday night, they were given and infair at the residence of Mr. John Whalan, in Strong City. The Courant extends to Mr. and Mrs. Bandelin its most hearty congratulations, wishing them a long, prosperous, happy journey down the path of time, and a blissful entrance into eternity.
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The Strong City [KS] Derrick, 21 Jan 1892, Thursday
A. Bandelin, of this city, and Miss Mary Craigin, of Emporia, were united in the bonds of wedlock, Tuesday, January 19th, at Emporia. That afternoon they came to their home in this city on South Cottonwood avenue. Mrs. Bandelin is one of our prominent and popular citizens and he and his bride receive the heartiest congratulations and good wishes of a large circle of friends.
The Emporia Republican says:
There was a quiet wedding at the Catholic church yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Albert Bandelin, of Strong City, and Miss Kragen, of this city. Rev. Father Leonard performed the ceremony of the church. Miss Mamie Kelly acted as bridesmaid and James Lawless was groomsman. The ceremony concluded, Mr. and Mrs. Bandelin took the train for their future home in Strong City, where the groom is fortunate in possessing much of this world's goods. The friends of the happy couple join The Republican in congratulations and best wishes.
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The News-Courant, 11 May 1893, Thursday
The Bandolin (sic) alimony case was heard Tuesday night and deferred until next Wednesday.
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The News-Courant, 18 May 1893, Thursday
A. Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary B. Bandolin, plff ordered to pay $60 attorney's fees and $30 for expenses. Same to be paid in installments of 15, 30 and 60 days.
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The Chase County Leader, 18 May 1893, Thursday
In the divorce suit of Albert Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary A. Bandolin, the plaintiff was directed to pay $30 attorney fee for the defendant, $60 into court for defendant's court expenses, and $2.50 per week to the defendant should she become sick or out of employment.
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The News-Courant, 31 Aug 1893, Thursday
Albert Bandolin (sic) vs. Mary Bandolin, divorce granted on grounds of abandonment.
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The News-Courant, 12 Mar 1896, Thursday
A. Bandelin has bought the grocery stock of the Adam Brecht estate, in Strong City, and will continue the business at the old stand, and will endeavor, by fair and honest dealings, to merit a share of the patronage of the people of Strong City and Chase county.
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The Strong City Derrick, 16 Oct 1896, Friday
A. Bandelin and Miss Malinda Clay were married at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Pollock Monday evening.
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The Chase County Courant, 22 Oct 1896, Thursday
Married, in Strong City, on Monday evening, October 12, 1896, by the Rev. M. G. Polock, Pastor of the Lutheran church, Mr. A. Bandelin and Miss Malinda Clay, all of Strong City. The contracting parties are old residents of the county, Mr. Bandelin being one of the leading merchants of Strong City, and the bride a daughter of the late L. W. Clay. The Courant extends congratulations to them.
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The Chase County Leader, 22 Oct 1896, Thursday
A. Bandelin and Lucinda (sic) Clay were married by the Lutheran misister (sic) at Strong City on the 12th.
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The News-Courant, 25 Feb 1897, Thursday
Charley Ditmar has bought the residence of Mrs. A. Bandelin in Strong.
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The News-Courant, 16 Feb 1899, Thursday
Mr. A. Bandelin is again at his store, but is not yet very strong.
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The Strong City Derrick, 15 Dec 1899, Friday
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bandelin and daughter, Leah, spend Sunday in Emporia with Mrs. Bandelin's sister, Mrs. Tom Fleming.
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The Strong City Derric, 02 Mar 1900, Friday
FOR SALE.
On account of poor health I desire to sell my stock of Groceries. If sold soon, this stock will be sold at a great bargain for cash.
A. Bandelin, Strong City, Kas.
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The Strong City Derrick, 23 Mar 1900, Friday
A. Bandelin has leased the Bank Hotel at this place and took possession Monday. He also purchased the hotel furniture. Mr. Bandelin has been engaged in the Mercantile business at Strong City for a number of years and is highly esteemed. He will, undoubtedly, keep the Bank Hotel up to its former good reputation. Mrs. S. F. Jones, the retiring landlady, made a success of the hotel and it was with regret that her many patrons learned that she had concluded to retire from the business. During her management the house did a good business and was popular with its patrons. Mr. and Mrs. Jones have moved into their residence property on South Cottonwood Ave. A handsome veranda is being built on to the front part of the building.
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The Strong City Derrick, 17 May 1901, Friday
Robert McCrumm is the new proprietor of the Bank hotel, Mr. Bandelin retiring.
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The Strong City Derrick, 21 Feb 1902, Friday
A. Bandelin has rented ground near Excelsior Springs, Mo., and will engage in the gardening business at that point this summer. Mr. Bandelin accompanied by Rhinehart Franz will start across country for the Springs as soon as the weather will permit.
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A. Bandelin Dead.
A. Bandelin died at his home in Strong, Saturday evening at 8:45 of Bright's disease. The funeral services were held at the home Monday afternoon by Rev. Withington, and interment was at the cemetery west of this city.
Albert Bandelin was born in Germany fifty-five years ago. He had lived in Strong for several years, being engaged in various lines of business until ill health compelled him to quit. This spring he went to Excelsior Springs, Mo., thinking the springs there would benefit him, but it proved different and he became so weak that he was brought home last week.
He married Miss Malinda Clay about six years ago and she is left to mourn the loss of a kind husband, and the city an honest, noble citizen.
Published: Thursday, July 17, 1902 in The Courant and Reveille, pg1
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The Chase County Leader, 17 Jul 1902, Thursday
Albert Bandelin, who died last Saturday, and John Whalen, who is now sick in a hospital at Colorado Springs, served together in the same company in the regular army, for 15 years. A strong friendship existed between the two men and they have been living together since leaving the army up to the time of Mrs. Whalen's death, a few years ago.
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The Chase County Leader, 28 Aug 1902, Thursday
Aug. 20--The will of Albert Bandolin (sic) submitted to probate, and Malinda Mandolin was appointment executrix.
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Albert Bandolin in the New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957
Name: Albert Bandolin
Gender: Male
Ethnicity/ Nationality: Prussian (German)
Age: 18
Birth Date: abt 1847
Place of Origin: Prussia
Departure Port: Bremen, Germany
Destination: New York
Arrival Date: 28 Jun 1865
Arrival Port: New York, New York, USA
Ship Name: Stella
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Albert Bandelin in the Kansas, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1811-1911
Name: Albert Bandelin
Gender: Male
Age: 45
Birth Date: abt 1847
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1892
Marriage Place: Chase, Kansas, USA
Spouse: Mary Craken
Film Number: 002194935
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Albert Bandelin in the Kansas, U.S., County Marriage Records, 1811-1911
Name: Albert Bandelin
Gender: Male
Age: 48
Birth Date: abt 1848
Marriage Date: 12 Oct 1896
Marriage Place: Chase, Kansas, USA
Spouse: Melinda Clay
Film Number: 002194935
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Albert Bandelin in the 1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Albert Bandelin [Albert B Bandelin]
Age: 53
Birth Date: Jul 1846
Birthplace: Germany
Home in 1900: Falls, Chase, Kansas
Race: White
Gender: Male
Immigration Year: 1865
Relation to Head of House: Head
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Malinda Bandelin
Marriage Year: 1897
Years Married: 3
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
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Household Members: Name, Age
Albert Bandelin 53
Malinda Bandelin 49
Leah Bandelin 10
Mary Clay 71
Lizzie Clay 27
John R Leonard 38
Anna Halen 5
Daniel L Reifanyder 33
Elwood Eyler 25
Maud M Anderson 20
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