Divorce Petition Highlights Custody and Alimony Claims
Mary Madd seeks divorce from John L Redd after twenty years of marriage citing neglect cruelty and drunkenness. She requests custody of six children alimony and protection measures. Redd owns 30 acres on the Pottawatomie reservation and operates with horses and a boat. The ad column promotes local offers and a school watch giveaway with competing notices and miscellaneous Topeka business notices.
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Mary Madd
Catheltian Hasband
Mary BE. Redd
John L Redd
Mra Rodd
Sea Ball Indise
Pottawatomie Reservation
Green Coal Co
Kannee Avenue
Sidage
Board of Education
Gates Coat Co
Fivet Christina church reports near full funding for roof fund
An East Thursday appeal by Fivet Christina church leaders shows almost $400 raised toward the $1,000 goal to complete their new church. If funds hold, the roof may be added this winter. contractors are prepared to delay if needed, but officials expect full reporting by Thursday night.
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Hine Charo
Aspacatine
A Strange Case of Fraudulent Pension Papers
William H. Anderson, a former soldier from Americus, is charged with forging affidavits to secure a pension. He allegedly wrote the papers himself and forged notary attestations to Washington, leading to a pension for years. Indicted three years ago, he was arrested after being found in Oklahoma and is to be tried before Judge Foster in December.
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William H. Anderson
William E. Anderson Wiiich
Foster
Anderson
Agaim
Americus
Lyon County
Anterson
Washington
Oklahoma
North Topeka News Roundup and Local Notices
North Topeka items include Miss Anne Henry visiting Silver Lake, Mrs Hutchinson’s class Christmas program planned for December 5, and Brill & Nelson advertising stoves and pump suppliers. Local greetings thanks for support during Paul Wilson’s illness, horse on streetcar track incident, Mrs Dave Ammis departing for Raton, oysters and meats marketed by Goothas Bros, and A. J. Arnold & Son offering home remedies and poultry for holidays. Epworth League to host missionary meeting at Kansas Avenue church with special donations.
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Mra
Stansfield
Anne Henry
Silver Lake
Oi Eo Mosher
Brill & Nelaga’s
Brill G Nelson
Paul
J. P. Wilson
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Goothtas Bros
A. J. Arnold & Son
Staave
Eastablighed
Kan
Glendesing
Presbyterian Church
Cantain
A. J. Arnolds
Farcely
Teancheon
Ie Nelson
Sisth Street
Bouht
J. ML. Grill
Brill & Nelson
Fred Vincent
Chicago
K. McCartney
Alley Falls
Vincent
Kansas Avenue ML
Epworth League
General Missionary Society
Knights of Pythias Dance At Sixth And Quincy Hall
Knights of Pythias Gulia division announce a large dance tonight at their hall corner Sixth and Quincy streets. They expect a big turnout for the winter series first event, with many invitations issued though demand exceeds supply.
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K. of P. Hall
Gulia Division
Knights of Pythias
Sixth
Quincy
Oswego Beaten and Bond Suit Upheld in Court
The Travelers Insurance case against Oswego Township over 24000 dollars in bonds issued for the Memphis Carthage and Northern railroad was tried in the U S circuit court. The township says bonds were not voted on and the railroad never built. Judge Kiner dismissed due to prior coupon judgments, and the case returns to the U S Court of Appeals.
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bBond
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Swego
la Bette Qualiry
United States
Memphis, Carthage & Northeco
Kiner
United States Court of Appeals
The New Courts Priday Meeting to Te Mold Have Considere Them
A state bar association committee will meet in Topeka on Friday to craft a bill establishing an appellate court to relieve the supreme court. Members include Judge William Thomson Burlingame T F B Penton Leavenworth M I Nicholson Council Grove Ko Welch Topeka and Judge HH N Aiden Kansas City.
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State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Topeka
William Thomson
Burlingame
T. F B. Penton
Leavenworth
M. I. Nicholson
Council Grove
Ko Welch
HH. N. Aiden
Kanews City
Exiles Manifesto Eases Siberian Punishment Says Times
A Times dispatch from St Petersburg reports that the exiles manifesto mitigates penalties for Siberian exiles, reducing by one third the terms of imprisonment for criminals. The note mentions favors granted by separate manifestos and appears amid references to other local incidents.
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Times
S1. Petersburg
Topeka
John Donovan of Bay City Pioneer Democratic Minority
The Democratic minority in the Michigan Legislature is led by John Donovan of Bay City born in Hamilton Ontario. He will act as a solitary Democrat among 131 Republicans, influencing caucuses and voting for future U S Senators, praised as a man of integrity and total abstinence. He moved from Youngstown New York to Michigan in 1865, became a builder, and is active in Catholic and Irish groups. Also noted are Colorado women entering the legislature and their backgrounds, including Mrs Augdnette J Peavey and Mrs Clara Chessingham, plus Mrs Frances Klock, reflecting a broader political shift.
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Michigan
Hamilton
John Donovan
Fon Donovan
United States
Steelbridge
McMillan
K. Donovan
Boyd
Youngstown
N. Y
Twety
Jamestown
NM. Y
Donovan
Bay City
Ax Order of Hibernians
Lansing
Sweet Singer
Wolverenaty
Privatier
Lins Vinoittiad
Solitaire
Galli
Mely
John Dasovan
Colorado
Augdnette J. Peavey
Clara Chessingh
Payry
Frances Klock
Denver
North Les
Masi
Fon du Lac
Vie
Union
Vicksburg
Colorate
Klock
Woman's Relief Corps
GAR
Carrie C. Holly
Pueblo
New York
Bicycle News From Topeka Highlights Price Drop and Stolen Wheels
The Topeka bicycle scene discusses standard wheel price reductions from 135 150 to 100 in hopes of boosting cycling enrollment. Dealers preemptively order stock as riders await 18 model releases, with Chicago shows and local training by Hunt Stevenson and others. Stolen bikes last summer fear thefts. vigilance and store detectives help recover wheels, while no formal Topeka wheelmen organization remains.
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Isable
Topeka
Chicago
Willam Taylor
Otto Townsend
Hunt and Stevenson
Topeks
Topeka Athletic Club
Doring
Toucks
Topeka Bicycle Clas
Bolly
Topeka Athletic Association
The Lost Cause at Crawford Last Night Draws Crowd
A rebel flag flag adorned evening at the Crawford where southern drama The Lost Cause drew a fair crowd. G A men and several officers attended, with a notable left box seating a party of enthusiasts. Tonight changes to East Lyrene are promised along with Empire Entertainment Co plans at the Grand for varied specialties and a twenty-strong troupe. Local shop and street notices conclude with Prescott & Co moving to 118 West Eighth Street Morner.
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Crawford
Southern Company
G. A
Hantley
PF. Grosch
Lincels Post
W. H
Topeka Promt
F. A. Has
East Lyrane
Albiot
Empire Entertainment Co
Dille
Atchison
Leavenworth
Topeka Coal
Rock Island Route announce shipping rates and stops
Negotiations ended with H K Taylor and Col Chas E Hasbrook gaining control of the Boston Daily Traveler. The Topeka Coal Co football event at the pair grounds on Thanksgiving day is advertised with 2 cent admission and events listed for the YMCA.
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Kansas City Times
Yourastow
New2s
Boston Daily Traveler
H. K. Taylor
Col Chas E. Hasbrook
New York
Bowton
Associated Press
Topeka Coal Ca
Horner
Utaba
Y. MC. A
Topeka
Topeka Va
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