Judge Heson Wok faces contempt over alimony money
A chaotic article claims Judge Heson Wok is pressing for temporary alimony payments from Abs Cornett and others while a divorce case unfolds. The piece notes a court order for temporary alimony, alleged nonpayment, and potential imprisonment for contempt, highlighting public confusion about permanent alimony and courtroom procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heson
Ian
Cimurt
Marcus Bennett
Galt
FS Alleny
Abs. Cornett
Aly
Jude
Ataxen
Mrs Botha Dined at Pretoria Dinner Event
Pretoria reports describe Mrs Thyrta as guest of Lord Moberis at a Saturday evening dinner. Public debate is noted over government policy and security, with leaders urging restraint. A gathering led by Lord Hibert’s aide is said to have met to discuss national matters and media commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Tytha
Moberis
Dinnes
Bank of England
Hiendrul Emaba
Hiberts
Shyt
Dadi
Teoberts Sarap
Batman
School Statistics Report From County Supervisors
A fragmented report outlines state department requirements for Kansas county superintendents. It notes training delays and the need for tabulated figures on superintendent performance and the impact of staffing on the ninth department.
Bank figure linked to First Nations financial efforts
Fragmented OCR text names Cetras W. Pye and Breidenthal with references to a First Nations bank, a bank commissioner role, and related political ties. Readable parts suggest connections between Pye, Breidenthal, and financial influence, but details are obscured and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetras W. Pye
First Nations Bank
Chere
Fasbie Geek
Eumepuelsn
Sauigee Sonn
Breidenthil Fon
Breidetaalte
Breidenhal
Abilas & Bank
Uthuyagh Mir
Campbell Dares Long in Seventh District Debate Challenge
The Populist faction presses for joint debates with Long in the Seventh district contest while Campbell challenges him, noting Long’s superior performance in speech though Campbell’s camp claims Long led in the Forty Fifth Congress propositions. Republican allies circulate campaign material opposing a debate as Democratic opponents rally to accept Campbell’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kags Uy Petiatn
Mmbkke
Chester
Wiehyth
Long
Simpson
Campbell
Congress
Firenus
Republican National Committee
Governor calls cattlemen conference next Monday
Governor Stanley has issued a call for a conference of cattlemen and the state live stock sanitary commission at the executive office next Monday. The meeting arises from quarrels over quarantining northeastern state stock and bans on dirty cattle imports. Ki FL Campbell, commission chairman, is slated to speak as the governor says the current panel is useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
State
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Contoreite
Ki FL Campbell
Choctaw Elections and Civil Unrest in Houston Report
A Choctaw nation election update from Parte Texas notes a general election for governor and local officers this Wednesday. The report mentions deputy marshals, rumbling roads, and disturbances with arrests for whiskey related acts during a tense period prior to the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Parte
Whitney Velsleh
Mure Shake
Byeeruf
Leirae
Dawe Boen
Serhuus
Prince of Wales message greeted at Manitoba lodge
A fallowing reply to a message sent to the Prince of Wales during the Manitoba Grand Lodge session has been received from Winnipeg. The message conveys congratulations for a royal event and is dated July 23 from Spee Go ne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Anne
Prince of Wales
Btueonle Grand Lodge of
Manitoba
Lemdon
Spee
War on Bucket Shops Bears Fruit in Milwaukee
Milwanks, Wit, Aug. 1 The Cai rome & Milwaukee Telegraph company is supplying the Milwaukee chamber of comHivre with Cileago quotations 16 day whit the livekut shops are rerely freshely tinted over special wires. Very litthe trading is betwe doe Bryan on Income Tax. Lincoln. Neb. Aug. 1 W. J. Bryan eGid todas he would met dlacuna the tin the tax in tis notification speech.
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Milwanks
Wit
Cairome & Milwaukee Telegraph Company
Milwaukee Chamber of
Bryan
W. J. BryaneGid Todas
Dlacuna
Chicago
Topeka Social Notes Highlight Formal Luncheon and Plays
Morning was spent in progressive sixty three at the Misses Progressive Grande club in honor of Miss May Dallas with pink and white decorations. Miss Emily King hosted an informal luncheon for Miss Dallas with eight guests. Topeka society headlines also note Miss Rebecca Hodgers, Miss Katharine Fleishman and Miss Agnes Gunther among others. local talents like Francis Powers and Mrs. Lingafelt travel for lessons and recitals. A lawn party at Mrs. Sherman Grice’s featured Japanese lanterns and music, with a wide circle of visitors from Topeka and nearby towns.
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Tutu Ewart
Progessive Grande Club
Merning
Rebecca Hodgers
Hrarts
Katherine Fleishman
Marcia Spivey
Hin Hinckley
Agnes Gunther
Milks Louise Kullum
Fossie Bates
Rebecca Rodgers
Elitse Harrison
Blanche Beir
Bliss Ethel Mervin
Kansas City
Eleanor Smith
Anna Player
Margaret Jones
Charlotte Parkhurst
Dallas
Emily King
May Dallas
Washington
Miss King
Miss Dallas
Mabel Wilson
Helen Wilson
Jeannette Land
Mian Helen Thompson
Willa Rodgers
Dollie Curtis
Sherman Grice
Grace Bisok
West Elehth Avenue
WH. Gunther
Florence Bailey
Dots Henrietta
Fred Anderson
W. H.gunther
William Bannister
Edna Simpson
Grace Wolentt
Alay Porro
Maud Bannister
Mins Marror Malaney
Mins
May Hailey
Oe Feat
Mise Ellin Bailey
di Hayes
Mies
Plorene Bailey
Bites
Dred Poindexter
Mick Grave Burpy
Teloit
Momill Diver
Eb 15
John
Outbound Trips and Home Returns Reported in Brief
Spcines weeks outing in Colorad o Valentine and niece Guenn Godard will return In a few days from A several Weeks' Vielt In Admire, Kan, Mise Pauline Marshall has returned two weeks' Visit at Overbrook, Mine Ethel Currey and Mr. Jasper Robinson are at home after spending two months In Clinots and New York, now in the Philipines where he goes to Join at the fips of Ags ing Fri, Ethel Stidevey is seriously with asphendic Atis. Anise Maud Munson left Monday for Zilgnes to vide her aunt, Airs George a
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J. B. Furry
Dorothy Wilson
Leavenworth
Josephine Shellabarger
Mia May Dallas
Washington, D.C
W. J. Black
Chicago
Mins Grice Gilpii
Jed ‘Ti
Topeka
James Min Oe
Mine Tou
Atchison
W. J
D. B. Merwin
Kansas City
W. Eberle
Ian Anna Player
Misrnda
Mickie Hinrkiey
Progressive Garade Club
Otty
Nohie
Beonie
Dom Willttts
Ciay
Marr Wilson
Zilgnes
Airs George
Aft
Stanley
Denver
North Topeka
Alfred Hale
Louisville
Ohio
I. A. Ryder
Charles
T. J. Pearosa
SH Jackson Street
Richard R. Jones
East Gordon Street
New York
Liverpool
Wales
Wue Spear
Manitou
Colorado
Besse Ricketts
Pennsylvania
William Green & Sons
HB. Gresser
Quincy Ibet
Atkinson
Gresser
Helen Maud
Silver Republicans and Populists plan Bryan notification in Topeka
Chicago figures including Tillotson and Edgerton discuss formal notification of William Jennings Bryan by the Silver Republicans and Populists. Populist secretary S. A. Regerton says a Chicago meeting will decide Towne’s vice presidential nomination status.
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D. C
Towne
Edgerton
Wadersturid
Chicago
Eugene Smith
New Chair Car for Topeka Passengers on Santa Fe Train
Colorado tourism and rail options promoted as Santa Fe announces an elegant chair car for Topeka travellers. The notice advertises round trip tickets for 12 dollars, no extra charge, with meals on through trains and scenic Rocky Mountain routes via Denver and the Ogden gateway. Promote kingpin routes, sleeper cars, and full Palace service across Chicago to Los Angeles and Portland networks.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Colorado
J. L. King
Rocky Mountains
Utah
New Mexico
Hocky Mountains
Cripple Creek
Earth
Fullman Palace
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Ogden Gateway
K. Hooper
G P&t A
Colo
Santa Fe Observation Car Offers Denver to Chicago Route
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and return via the Santa Fe tickets on sale August. The Santa Fe line runs an observation car. Leaves Topeka at 3:00 PM arrives Chicago at 7:40 AM. Other trains mid afternoon and evening. T. J. King, agent. Also promotes California travel via Union Pact tickets and Kansas event notices.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Topeka
Chicago
Outid
Northern Lake Region
St. Lawrence
Atlantic Coast
Castries Standart
T. J. King
California
Union Pact
Kansas
Colorado
Good
Nebraska
Mandamus suit seeks reinstatement of Moore Palmer in Knights and Ladies of Security
Ed G Moore and Dr A S Palmer sue in district court to compel the Knights and Ladies of Security to reinstate them after suspension for circulating a letter about the order. The trial covered cross examination and questions on building purchase and embezzlement charges, with arguments about the order’s charitable status and members’ right to investigations.
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Ed. G. Moore
A. 5. Palmer
Knights and Ladies of Security
District Court
Kansas City
Moore
Palmer
Painger
Moore’s
Spd
J. J. Hitt
Kirkpatrick
Hitt
G. A. Huron
J. G. Waters
Capt Wi Fers
Overmyer
The
Huron
Waersa
Moore and Palmer
Capt. Waters
T. Bain
Riot at Tampico leaves several dead in clash with police
A special telegram from Tampico Mexico reports Bahama Negroes clashing with police and troops at Dona Cecilia district. Four Negroes and two soldiers died of wounds, with two more Negroes mortally wounded. Several others were wounded as the government force defended the barracks.
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Chicago
Two Sailors Drowned In Detroit River Collision
The schooner J. & Richards sank in a Detroit river collision with the steamer John W. Moore early today. Two sailors, John Ives of Sandusky and Jack Kelly of Rochester New York, perished as the Richards towed by the tug Crosse loaded with pig iron. The accident occurred near Whereff Walkervile as the Moore and Richards crashed and the schooner filled. Both sailors were sleeping in the forecastle when the impact occurred or soon after.
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Detroit
Mick
Aug
J. & Richards
John W. Moore
Richards
Crosse
John Ives
Sandusky
Jack Kelly
Hochester
New York
Santa Fe Route Promotes Summer Travel Options
Topeka to Denver service August 2 1900 advertises six wheel trucks wide vestibules smoking rooms and comfortable travel with Pullmans available. T. I. King Topeka handles tickets. A free booklet Suggestions For Summer Vacations lists resorts across Colorado Utah Iowa Wisconsin Michigan New York New Brunswick and Canada.
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Topeka
Denver
Santa Fe
Harexa Equal Arts
Pullmans
T. I. King
Colorado
Utah
Towa
Ili- Hulis
Minnésota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
New Busland
Canada
T. S. King
Kan
Obituary notice hints at Justice Smyth illness and travel plans
Reports from New York on August 1 indicate Justice Frederick Smyth, long absent from the Atlantic City scene, is said to be in a precarious state with friends fearing a relapse. He had been noted as ill and is rumored to be in declining health, with no clear path to recovery.
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Justice Smyth
New York
Prederick Smyth
Atlantic City
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Fusion
Campbell Dares Long
Cattlemen Conference
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Milwaukee
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Telfiing
Ema
Topeka Society
Lulu Ewart
Progressive Grande Club
Francis Fisher Powers
New York City
A. H. Lingafelt
Vera Low
Jamun L. King
Tillotson
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
F. A. Powell
Central Avenue
Dora Swensen
Hoyt
Frank Conwell
West Gordon Street
G.G. Shellaburger
Hotton
J. M. Sheilabarger
Quincy Street
Pees Kemper & Paxtons
Lonsdale
Hope Brand
Ab Mor
Wes Ho Ks OO
Russia
New Eee Stoll A.m
Fox
Anvas
Igo
J. F. Budd
Woodtmury
St. P.m
Canfield
P. Ob
Petan
the New Model Supply Store
Kemper & Paxtons
Sixth and Quincy
Ed G. Moore
A.S. Palmer
Billard
Tilk
David Overmyer
Tampico
Garfield Park Pavilion
Grand Opera
Lombardi
Retiusto
Signow Hadaracov
Marshall
K.bbe
Cavalleria Rusticana
Union Pacific
Arig
Arty of the
Philippines
Mate
Grthy
Munich
Aue
Marco
Wirt
Jekeey Showalter
Rardrichen
Castoria Infante
Acti Titer
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