Division and Rail Promise Stir Winterset and Oxford County
A long legal petition from Mary J. Oakes seeks permanent alimony of 10000 plus temporary support of 250 from husband William P. Oakes amid years of hardship since their 1865 Manchester marriage. The piece links to regional rail talk with Winterset delegates, Great Western hopes, and a local Populist ticket fielding with officers named and delegates listed.
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Oakes
Mary J. Oakes
Wn. P. Oakes
Pymosa Township
Buck Creek Church
Giill
Manchester
England
Clarence
Citizens Savings Bank
Audubon
Local and Personal Notes From Atlantic
Gardner Talbot visits Anita this afternoon. A son born to Ben Evans and wife on Sunday. Numerous locals and visitors listed including A. F. Rickey Griswold and Walter Haynes Anita. Camera ads and show tickets noted. Community updates on court, business, and social visits fill the page.
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Ben Evans
H. ©. Gillett
Anita
Fred Alexander
Lafe Simpson
Brayton
McLyman
Walnut
Fread Alexander
A. F. Rickey
Griswold
Walter E. Haynes
C. B. Osborne
Hugh Reinig
Jon
B. A. Dixon
Audubon
Atlantic
John Roush
Lewis
Charles Mountain
Cumberland
Theo, F. Myers
S. Thygesen
Massena
B. B. Brown
Claude Blakesley
Harry Cate
Peter Vorhees
Eastman
Neimeyer vs Neimeyer Divorce Petitions Date Filed
Two of three petitions for divorces were to be filed today, with one case titled Mattie Nelmeyer versus Henry Neiayer alleging 1871 marriage, cruel treatment, threats, and custody pleas for four children. The second case Jennie Embry versus W W Embry cites eight children, habitual drunkenness, cruelty, and requests divorce, custody, and alimony or farm settlement.
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Mattie Nelmeyer
Henry Neiayer
William C
Gladya I
Jennie Embry
W.W. Embry
Brown Against Goebel Nomination Rally in Kentucky
A large anti Goebel ticket emerges in Kentucky with insurgents from most counties meeting in Lexington to nominate against William Goebel. The convention, with over 3,000 attendees, endorses 1896 Chicago platform principles, Bryan for 1900, and calls for stiff anti corruption measures while nominating John Young Bryan for governor.
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Kentucky
Nemis
Lexington
William Gostel
Phil Thompson
John W. Greene
Louisville
Chicago
Bryan
Meifinley
Theodore Hallan
Kenton
John Young Bréyn
Divorces Surging In Cass County During August Term
Twelve petitions for divorce have appeared since April with three more filed today, totaling fifteen set for August hearings. Causes include infidelity cruelty habitual drunkenness and desertion, with many petitions citing older issues but recent events drive the current surge. The marriage docket shows fifty-one licenses in the same period, yielding a high divorce to marriage ratio.
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Cass
Criel
No Place Like Casa County and Library Work Highlight Local Figures
Frank O Connell returns from Colorado and praises Casa County while disparaging Colorado merchants. He suggests being held up explains his homeward relief. Miss Alice Griswold has joined the Library of Congress in Washington, indexing new publications for student researchers.
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J. B. Rockafellow
Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado
M. F. Morton
Elma
Howard County
Atlantic
Morton
Griswold
Turner Brothers
Cumberland
Messrs. Campbell and Sons
Charles Frost
Leadville
J. H. Marshall
Grant Brown
Chauncy Forrester
F. Parsons
Dexter
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Charles Lyons
Marengo
Amos Moreland
Park Hotel
Fair Grounds
Alanson
M. J. Miller
Kirkpatrick
Mr. Levey
John Milley
John
Frank O'Connell
Casa County
Frank
Alice Griswold
Library of Congress
Washington
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