Hitt divorce case tried in district court
In Topeka the Hitt divorce case was heard before Judge Hazen amid bitter testimony from both sides. Matilda B Hitt seeks custody of their son Haymond. Oliver J Hitt defended. Witnesses described tensions, alleged infidelity, and financial strain. Judge Hazen reserved decision as arguments over custody and support continued. Ex-Gov Osborn to attend New York meeting. he plans a ten day trip with Washington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
District Court
Matilda B Hitt
Oliver J. Hitt
Hazen
J. F. Slesn
West Seventh Street
Aitwer Hitt
J. J. Hitt
Mr. Sless
Langing
U. J
BH Isenhart
Fins
David Overmyer
Hitt
Hitt Moch
Haymond
Dagan
Oliver J. Hur
Wen
Peocay Vaule
Bak
Mr. Hitt
Mary E. Grabbs
Mowros
Aire
North Topeka
Clarence Grobbs
Mr. Isenlart
O. J. Hitt
Ray
Ohio
Cours
J. J
Osborn
Thomas A. Osborn
New York City
Sante Pe
Washington
Love Stronger Than All in Topeka Police Court Scene
A Topeka court recounts a domestic clash between Miller and his mother in law Mrs Emma Beardsley. Miller faced charges for striking and kicking her but the judge dismissed the case, noting both had violated the law over a disputed board bill and furniture. Miller aided by his wife, the visibly distressed Mrs Miller, left the court together, their future unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnurs
Will Miller
Emma Beardsley
Myrtie Beardsley
Mrs. Miller
Priacnar
Sunday Church Notices Mix of Services and Lectures
A dense roster of Sunday services from multiple denominations. Lectures on spiritualism by Rev. C Clark Howland, 48th anniversary celebration, and various church morning and evening subjects listed across Manchester and nearby areas. Includes First Church of God, St John A M E, Church of Christ Scientist, Grace Cathedral, Emanuel, and others with times and topics from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. plus associated events and notes on fees for Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Miger Ehures
C. Clark Howland and
Lincoln Post Hell
Kuosse Avenue
Church of God
Manchester
St. John A, M. E
Saventh
Topeka Avenue
J.C C. Owens
the Inquirer
Church of Christ, Scientist
West Sixth
Second United Presbyterian Church
Hustoon and
Polk
W. H. Lytle
Lawrence
Ben
Egypt
Grace Cathedral
Ham
Canon Minor
Emanuel Church
Monmouth
Church of St. Simon
Church of the Good Shepherd
North Topexa
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Third and
Jefferson Streets
F. E. Mallory
Third Christian Church
Third End Lake Streets
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. J. Susulding
Il Am
Enoglish
Lutherso
A. E Wegner
First Unitarian Society
W. H. Carruth
Kansue State University
Salvation Army
Ladies United Presbyterian
Eighth
Topeka
M. F. McKirashen
First Street
G. D. Olden
Angels of God
Bell A Good Runner In A Policed Incident
Dick Bell a white man known to police caused a disturbance in North Topeka, fled multiple times, fought officers, and resisted arrest. He was captured after a car chase, jailed for disturbing the peace and drunkenness, pled guilty to drunkenness, and was set for a court hearing this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Bell
North Topeka
Owens
Bell
Ben
Fourth Street
Breidenthal to Seek Re election as Populist Chair
Chairman Breidenthal of the Populist state central committee says he plans to seek re election at the state convention despite opposition from the old Lewelling crowd who support Cal Bil Taylor. He notes he does not intend to run again but conditions have changed and he will follow the will of his party. In other items Mamie Christian and Pearl Putnam were freed by Police Judge Ferry after being charged with disorderly conduct in rooms on East Seventh Street. The judge ruled the evidence showed they were keepers under a different ordinance. Also noted is a meeting of the Associated Charities visitors at Ingleside on Wednesday April 1 at 3 pm with sewing and button mending offered. Peerless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peail Creek
Kim L
Kim
Railrad Company
Goodland
Sherty
Shawnee Mill
Grocurginua
W. i Fisher
Mercer
Topeka
Raymond
Bas Gover
Breidenthal
State Central
Brethsl Tos
Lewellisg
Cal Bi. L. Taylor
Mamie Christian
Pearl Putnam
East Seventh Street
Ferry
Sumatea
Manyon’s Remedies Claims Quick Cures for Many Ailments
An advertisement touts Munyon’s remedies with plain directions and no doctor needed. It lists cures for digestion, colds, coughs, kidney pain, nerves, catarrh, asthma, headaches, piles, and blood cleansing, each priced at 25 cents or less, and offers free medical advice from Prof. Munyon at 1505 Arab Street, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosyon
Munyon
Manyon
Manson
Munson
Gente Munyon
Sonal
Prof
Arab Street
Philadelphia
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Tare
Guergher
Lee
Aver
Myrtle Miller
Miller
CC Maza
FP. Simmons
J. Donelly
BP. Dunkin
D. Mulhall
F. Lynch
A. B Schenck
M. Goodman
Nourse Torces
Chas. F. Bridge
Will Grimm
G. H. Schenck
W.C. Sly
J. G. Cromwell
Gextlemen
J.B. Britano
Ladies’ Society of the First M. E Church
Aleigh
DeWit
Big Oatts Bicycles
Teyman, Obshey How, Co
Kan Avenue
Crron
Senator Mills Wou
Cuba
Pubois
Ting
Irving Todd
Calgary
Guzig Heat
4Th Street
Holiness Association
Wesleyan Methodist
G. B. Howard
Ci ‘da
ACME
Taylor
East Seventh ST
Bell A
Associated Charities
Ingleside
Tarun, Onnziur & Co
Grand Opera House
Marsh
Arottioa
Thomas Keene
Ascistotle
Rte
The
Philharmonic Society
WM. H. Sherwood
Vincent Grahiam
Lotus Quartet
Deer Park
B&o
George D. Deshields
Manarer
Cumbereasd
Great Western
C. F. Rodiger
Kansas
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