Divorcing Hughes Fights Over 270 Acre Farm Near Topeka
In a Topeka divorce case Judge Hazen heard a tangled dispute over the Hughes 270 acre Rochester area farm northwest of Topeka. The case involves James U Hughes and Mrs. James U Hughes with debts of 3500 on the farm, and mortgages totaling 2 500 tied to the homestead and other acres. Hughes vanished with their youngest daughter a month ago, complicating settlement.
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Hazen
James U. Hughes
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Rochester
Topeka
Abe
Mary
J. J. Schenck
Thia
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Helen
North Topeka Watching The River Side News In Topeka
Local items from North Topeka recount visits from A J Kane C B Marwell and J A Greenway moving plans on Harrison street and a possible independent candidate against C Miller. Dible from Colorado Springs visits the grocery trade. Pneumosis note on a two month old death. Cora Bigham to ride home with George Bigham. doctors Lyon Reynolds for bearnat?. various ads for local businesses A J Kane Co topeka wholesale fruit and confectionery Magnat Restaurant and Short Order House. wagon tops bogey and Biss Bulitts ads. Tommy Voiland injured in buggy accident. hardware stock purchase to continue local trade with Tarwax Osentty Hanpwane Co 702 Kansas Ave.
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A.J. Kane
Strip
St. Louis
May Maxwell
Fort Wart
Tex
C. B. Marwell
J. A. Greenway
Harrison Street
Eaid
C. Miller
Echous Board
R.A. Dibble
Colorado
Dibble
Dohnees
Paramore Street
Cora Bigham
Wamego
George Bighew
Berore
Drs. Lyon & Reynolds
Kansas Avenue
A. J. Proud
Kansas
Thomas Woiland
Charles Wolff
Tomlinson Place
Votlan
Marion Sheiden
Tarwax
Osentty Hanpwane Co
Kansas Ave
J. W. Pieres
Milk Wagon Driver Forfeits Five Dollars After Sidewalk Ride
In North Topeka CH Leep, driving a milk wagon, diverted onto a long sidewalk yesterday afternoon to reach a customer. He attempted to avoid a clearance but drove over the sidewalk and forfeited five dollars as the penalty.
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Mim
North Topeka
A Peculiar Remedy for Dyspepsia Emerges in niche ad
A fragment from the Michigan Christian Advocate highlights Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a claimed cure for indigestion and biliousness. Testimonial from Rev. F L Bell of Weedsport credits the remedy with relief after years of dyspepsia, noting improved sleep and appetite. The product, by Stuart Chemical Co of Marshall, is advertised at 50 cents a package through local drugstores.
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Christian Advocate
F. L Bell
Weedeport
Cayuga Co
Lever
Stuart
Bere
Weedsport
Idalis
Cole
Stuart Chemical Co
Marshall Aitch
Pierlen Steam Laundry
Andila W. Highth
Private sale of Model Supply store closes business
The Model Supply store, active in retail for weeks, has closed with remaining stock to be sold privately the next day. Receipts have dwindled, mortgagees threaten receivership, and several buyers from Kansas City are ready to purchase stock as liens are settled. Proceeds will satisfy unpaid mortgages and claims.
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Sprout
Swofford 2 Co
Kansas City
Sem Sproat
Colonel Holliday
Spro
Mra. Sproat
W RK. Hazen
Ed Sproat
W. H. Davis
Bank of
Prof Samuels Brother Opens Lower Kansas Avenue Store
M Davidson of Chillicothe Mo, new owner brings dry goods millinery and furnishings to Topeka. He is brother in law of Samuel the oculist and plans a larger showroom. The former Hamilton Hall remains Topeka’s main auditorium outside Representative hall with ongoing complaints.
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Kansas Avenue
M. Davidson
Chillicothe
Hamilton Hall
Topeka
Topeka debates hall capacity and local industry ties
Dr Hamilton defends his hall plan and capacity expansion suggesting an opera house potential by adding a hanging gallery and scenery. Joab Malvane discusses salt territory limits and market prospects for Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska with Mulvanes’ plants praised. Crane and Book Company argue about school book supply impact and hiring for fall term.
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Joab Malvane
John R
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Omaha
St. Joe
Kansas City
Mulvanes
Hutchinson
Eason Commenoces
Wotk
Addison presses suffrage paper in Topeka efforts
Mrs Kate Addison of Kuraks, elected president of the suffrage association, launches a monthly newspaper to promote suffrage. It is titled Kanses Equal evelule and reaches Topeka readers with four pages in two wide columns per issue. Subscription is ten years.
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Topeka
Kate Addison
Kuraks
Grand Opera House
Ringlings To Open at Tattersalls in April
Chicago’s Tattersall undergoes changes for Ringling Bros show with labor in the great building and a contract for an auditorium. four Arctic spaces will host the circus with an augmented menagerie. The note mentions Topeka criminals awaiting release.
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Tattersall
Carcaco
Ringling Broad
Tattersall’s
Itruditorium
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