Millionaire Foote Divorce Case Sparks Scandal in New York
A sensational New York divorce suit reveals alleged improper conduct by Henry M. Flagler and J. W. O’Bannon involving Helen Foote and Clarence W. Foote. The complaint seeks damages of 1000000, naming John H. Malden and others in a dramatic social scandal with ties to Chicago and Fayetteville.
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Go Funnon
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Helen Poot
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Alicia
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Chirence W. Foote
Rexuluet
Helen
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Smalter
Ingmar
Foote
Henry MM Flaster
Tiret
Helena Foote
Fingier
Diverse Kansas real estate list near Topeka and beyond
George M Noble & Company presents acres for sale and trade across Topeka and surrounding counties. Properties include farms near Topeka with cultivation, orchards, and homes, plus large tracts in Morris Hunt and Chase counties. Offers also cover ranch and pasture land along Arkansas River and rail lines with flexible terms.
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Topeka
Hye
Dodge City
Tarten City
Arkansas
Unclear OCR fragment sparks local legal notices and news
A jumbled OCR page reports legal actions in Topeka including a reminiscence of a clerk's office, property recovery efforts, and references to local events. It also shows a broad telegraphic summary of ongoing local and national stories with arrests, court cases, and political factions, plus forthcoming public meetings in Topeka.
Fight log cutting near lakes sparks stand by Indians
Authentic reports from St. Cloud Minnesota say Chippewas of Fine Point Twin Lakes and Gull Lake plan to cut logs and meet on Sunday around the lake to stop removal of more logs. The Indians dispute government trespass estimates and say they will hold the logs at Mussels Point until a fair settlement is reached.
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Municipal League Officers in Chester N Shel Front
A distorted report lists officers for the Municipal League including district positions. Names such as George Etratiam and other officials are recorded, with Philadelphia and New York references, though many words are garbled. The article cites officers like treasurer and secretary in an early period.
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Chester
Nicioal Teagpe Gaasimodsiy
York
Priam
Port
Nolineon
Philadelphia
George Etratiam
Jer Phledelphie
Absence of Club Women in Leavenworth Noted
Topeka society notes a quiet week as Leavenworth federation attendance wanes. Many literary and card clubs end their seasons. few social events occur with several June weddings in circulation. Portia and Stedman clubs issue meetings and program items, while a trolley party and various social duties populate the late May social calendar.
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Li Ae
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State Board of Asgriculture
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Albert Parker
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Arkanass River
Leavenworth
Portia Club
George F. Worley
Polk Jstrest
Whittaker
Ituskin
L. M. Powell
BH Foster
IL M. Strickler
D.C. Tillstson
Stedman Club
Mia
Albert Weatherly
W. A
J. KR. Hague
Kentucky Professor Warns Cigarettes Dumb Students
Kentucky University Professor Huett says cigarettes dull the mind and hinder progress. He notes freshman and sophomore students fare better, while juniors and seniors of smokers struggle with math problems and fail to reach fair averages.
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Lexington
7Tt Elfett
Kentucky University
Prof. Huett
RIDES A COW TO SADDLE IN NEW JERSEY FARMER
George Mansfield of Salem Center New Jersey, a wealthy dairyman with Jersey herds, rode his cow to a hotel curb and mounted again after explaining the improvised ride. The animal trotted about quietly as onlookers watched the unusual guest.
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MISHAP TO STEEPLE JACK AT HOBOKEN DISTRICT
Brockholst a fifty year old steeple jack on Be and Adam street Hoboken narrowly escaped death when a rope failed while painting a steeple. He hung head downward for a moment before his foot caught the noose saving him. Fire alarm quick action brought a rescue.
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Brockholst
New York
Be and Adame Street
Hoboken
Hewes
Charles Brockholst
Government Debate Highlights Teleprinter Costs in Britain
London reports show Conservative MPs pressing for clarity on the state funded telegraph system and costs totaling hundreds of thousands of pounds. Critics urge rapid communication while cautions about unproductive extensions rise, with no answer from the chancellor of the exchequer.
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Henriket Iteston
Boure
Come
Askec
Michael Hicks-Head
Oeten
Popcorn Grows In Ear Hurts Milton Girl
A six year old daughter of Elmer Litthe of Milton Indiana recently suffered a popcorn sprouting inside her ear. The grain was found to have sprouted and caused pain. A Milton doctor will attempt extraction after the grain is removed. The rest of the items note labor troubles and other unrelated dispatches.
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