Notorious Domestic Strife in Topeka Court
In a district court a tense hearing unfolds over a contested alimony case between Mrs Edith Page and her husband Alfred Page a young farmer. Mrs Page testifies of abuse dating to their short marriage in 1901 including strikes and neglect while the judge weighs contempt and potential jail for Alfred.
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Murring
Rome
Edith Page
Alfred Page
Uazen
Mra
Cour
Hazen
Page
Elected Officers for Topeka Wedge No 17 A F and A M
Topeka wedge No 17 A F and A M elects officers George Eagle worshipful master James Quins junior warden W Nellis treasurer IL W Farnsworth secretary Installation next Wednesday at the Maronic building Appointive offices to be announced Also contains ads for Rady's Pile Suppository and a note about the Exposition flyer train service from Chicago to New York via Lake Shore.
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Topeka Wedge
A. F
4. M
Topeka ‘Lodge
A.M
George M. Eaele
James Quins
Lb W. Nellis
Il. W. Farnsworth
Maronic
Chicago
New York
Lake Shore
Tex
K. Wilber
Western
Euler's Statement Disputed by Attorney Over Jail Case
Lawyer Henry Euler refutes Mike Erzel's allegations about his role as attorney. He recalls meeting Erzel in county jail, receiving promised fees, drawing up papers, and claiming he did not secure release for 30 days. Euler says he did only $100 worth of work and disputes further claims about other attorneys and a pending club or joint.
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Johnny
Johnny Johnson
Cenard
Theodore Jones
Theodore
Johuny
King
Jobane
Tobany
Billy
Johnny Sf Real
Ben Deal
Ste Théodore
Hall
Joo. Larned
Henry Euler
Mike Ergelfé
Shaw Or Brown
Mike Erzel
Shav
George Ecel
Falue
Brelvod Hayes
Isil
Etzel
Brown
J A Butts Dead
J A Butts died at his home 711 Madison street Wednesday evening. An early Topeka settler who came from Lawrence after Quantrell burned his stock of goods. He long ran a Sixth Avenue mercantile business and was active in local affairs and charity.
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A Butts
Madison Street
Butts
Topeka
Lawrence
Quantrell
Sixth Avenue
Second Annual Election of Officers at Topeka Congregational
The Topeka Congregational club meets at the First Congregational church parlors for its second annual election of officers at six oclock with a supper at seven thirty. Rev H D Kerr of Kansas City delivers a address on The Puritan Sabbath and the Present Sunday Observance. A musical program and three toasts follow, including He Has Bought a Farm in Colorado and Will Practice Irrigation. M S Scott chairman of the state board of public works and a defeated candidate for Congress returns from Colorado with a 100 acre farm and plans to pursue irrigation and orchard work. he will head a new bureau to revitalize waste places of the Centennial state.
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Justice Courts
Chicago
Topeka
Gleed
New York
Kellants
Washburn
Cliss
Dave
Marshall
Anna M. Aldrich
Trezo County
Sid
J. C. Heym
Iris
Excelsior Lodge No 2
Topeka Commandery No. 5
Knighta ‘Templar
Christina
Princeton Glee Club
Rock Island
Kaansss City
Colorado Springs
State Christian Endeavor Union
Harrison
J. I. Canton
City Electric Light
Sherman Williausa
Wyenodolle County
Woman's Republican Association
Saws
Masonic
Bailey Waggoner
Santa Fe
Crosby Brothers
Topeks
Associated Charities
Presbyterian Church
Tenth
Clay Streets
Masonic Grand Lodge
Topek
Santa Fe Chicago
Emporia
Burlingame
Alice Heint
Lisepla
Jertos
Iowa
Te Tadac Borat
Astaral
Rungis
Louisians
Topeka Congregational Club
H. D. Kerr
Kansas City
Colorado
M. Scott
State Board of Public Works
Charlee Curtis
Scott
Centennial
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Golden Eagle “Clothing Company
Rockford
Lagumarios Paice E. & W
Monarch
Sweet, Orr & Co
Horace G. Manning
Golden Eagle Clothing Company
Kansas Avenue
Mra Page
Alfred
Mr. Page
Tranil
Mra. Pace
Sterfe
Topace
National Reserve Association
A. 11 W. Hall
Col
J. J. Norton
FO G. Hubbell
Minnie Carr
ML Allison
I. Copeland
Bet
Rady
Martin Rady
Lancaster
Gretelaes
W. R. Kennedy
Fourth
Rown & GO
Brown & CO
Euler
Etcel
J. A. Butts
Essex
Kansas
B. Crements & Cuarree
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kansas
Congregational Club
Bellam
W. x
Capital Grocery
S. Sprout
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