Legal fight over life policy payout splits Pyramids order
Topeka and Kam as City chase a receiver for the Ancient Order of Pyramids over a $1,000 life policy held by Mrs. Grosh. Dispute centers on beneficiary rights after her death, alleged arrears, and claims officers claim were unsettled. ED McKeever seeks to compel payment or force a court appointment.
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Juden Phillips
Folerad
Kamas City
Hook
Order of Pyramids
Eho
Tire
Mra
Dieseptine Gresh
Pyramist
Counel
Bement
Mrs Gresh
Torney
Hite
Pyraside
Deak
Order
Topeka
Dibellanon Aimplt
Mra Grosh
Curive
Jelly Musketeer Booked for Topeka Theater November
Tefferach DeAnselis and his company present The Jelly Musketeer as the November Crawford theater attraction in Topeka. The comic opera appears on November 2 at Crawford theater with Tefferson DeAngelis leading. Other acts include Little Mintater and a Texas Steer, plus Old Chums and Pringle's Minstrels slated through October into November.
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Tefferson DeAngelis
Jelly Musketeer
Tefferach DeAnselis
Topeka
Crawford Ter
Little Mintater" Ia
Maude Adams
Crawford Theater
Jowley
Pringle’s Minstrels
Chattanooga
Dewey Takes Train Amid Cheers in Boston to Washington
Admiral Dewey left Boston under guard and cheers to travel to Washington by train with a large crowd lining streets. He rode to the railroad station amid observers, entered a special car, and departed as police provided cover while reporters and friends followed the event.
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Admiral Dewey
Boston
Horton
Uw Federal Express
Washington
Matt
New
Fran
Thie Adentral
Shaw
Vince GS
Pet Din
Admiral
Hin Mente
He Artermies
von Brenton Any
Qwerty
Nice
Expres
Kansas man killed inUnion Pacific wreck near Granite Canyon
A rear end collision at 2am on the Union Pacific line between a stock train eastbound fast mail near Granite Canon killed two men and injured three others. Names listed include Norwood Kansas and Parker Salt Lake City among the deceased or injured. The article notes one victim was a wealthy railroad worker.
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St. Louis
Post Dispatch
Cheyenne
Granite Canon Mttation
Union Pacific
I Purple
Norwood
Kan
Gronlund Dies in New York at Age 80
Lawrence Gronlund, socialist writer and former Evening Journal editorialist, died suddenly in New York aged 80. He had come from Seattle, authored The Cooperative Commonwealth, which sold about 241000 copies, and traveled widely lecturing on socialism.
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New York
Lawrence Gronlund
Bo Yours
Evening Journal
Seattle
Cooperative Commonwealth
United States
Edgar Furbush Here enlored serionn te vie si
Edgar Furbush is mentioned in a brief item with unclear context and garbled text. The readable fragments show a personal name linked to an event or notice without complete details.
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Edgar Furbush
Vie
Judge Rules Mortgage On King Homestead Invalid
Judge Haeen in district court holds mortgage on James L. King homestead invalid. Foreclosure action by Col. A L Hawkins estate revived after Hawkins death. King argued statute of limitations, claiming Mrs King not liable. Judge Mazen bases decision on a U S Supreme Court ruling, denying foreclosure on the homestead while keeping judgment against James L King.
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Haeen
James L. King
Jedee Haxen
Col
A. L. Hawkins
Pennsylvania
Col Hawkins
King
Ing
Quinton & Quinton
Mex
Hazen
Onse
Firet
Mra
Jake Mazen
United States Supreme Court
Wagon Load of Records in Hillmon Case Moved to Leavenworth
George Imn Sharitt, clerk of the United States circuit court, brought nearly a wagon of papers and records on the Hillmon matter to Leavenworth. The voluminous files span many court volumes, with the sealed John Hillmon trunk that has never been opened since the coroner’s inquest. The case, long pending with many participants dying or entering the suit, may occupy the court for about a month.
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George Imn Sharitt
United States Circuit Court
Toenworth
Hillmonese
Steict
Leavenworth
Thady
Shaefer
John Hillmon
Hilton
Federal Court
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Visits
A stream of small town items records residents in Topeka and nearby areas. Visitors include A Tamien in Rows ville, Bywater in Hin wathe, and Shirley French at Lukens Broa. Mrs Courtney expands hairdressing services with Miss L Nicoll handling the parlors. Local clubs meet at Miss Fannie Cole’s home and Masquerade social plans are announced.
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Tett Wily
Kinthall Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
A. Tamien
Rowsville
Canon Bywater
Hin~wathe
Shirley French
Lukens Broa
Cottrtney
Calvin Bratley
Hoxville
Visi
Lng North Side
Mollie Beeler
Grantville
P Swife
Shelbina
Blo
Archdeacon Crawford
Church of the Good Saenee
A. Nutt
A.J. Harry Test
Urbans
Ohio
Mise
Omaha
Neb
Tna Horton
Bam Mr
Lev
Famestown
C. B. Lyon
Lucy Pitts
Lynoon, Kan
Mahree Street
J. A. Hodge
Guthrie, Okin
W.T. K Club
Fannie Cole
Park Street
Palmer Lodge
Kancus Avenue
Charles Lindkbors
Cherokee
Iowa
Straysteam
T Jmvlean Street
A. J. Smith
Oskaloosa
Smith
Fairchild and
Monroe Streets
Jonen
Horton
Atri Olinger
Topeka
Avenus
James Lacey
Lawrence
Kette Lacey
Mra
Courtney Gentres
Nicoll
Keplinger
Osage County
Gridage
van Buren Street
John Hart
Hutton
Cawker City
Kelsey Petro
Mitchell
Lou Hutchinson
Nineteenth Annual Woman's Missionary Society Meet
Pleasant Hill area notes a Minnesota visit by Mies Hutchinson. The Nineteenth annual meeting of the Woman's Synodical Missionary Society convenes at Second Presbyterian Church with a schedule from Tuesday evening through Thursday afternoon. Reports, devotions, papers, and officer elections described, with detailed lines of speakers and topics across the three sessions.
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Pleasant Hill
Mies Hutchinson
Minnesota
Relatves
Woman's Synodical Missionary Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Bertha Havens
Sam
Mes
A. J. A. Baird
D. A. Enpey
Weilington
Bolleat
A. J. Arnold
Magottin
Siaehbery
H.W. Clark
Quenemo
Lterature
Sim
EW. Tweeddale
Topeka
Progresa
Mirs
W. E. Mack
Emporia
Kan
Mentu
Welewin
Highland
Preston
Larned
H. A Ewing
Neoshu
Pdms
Ted
A. L.A. Baird
Feneral Alnerabiy
James Welch
Aunwood
Nut Responsible
Hattie Conkling
Lyons
Keren
Home Missions
Koda
P. Spencer
Virginia
Thurattay Moraine
AW Nay Jor
Osborne
A. T- Alien
Mra
Goodrich
Freedman
Ni Wittington
General Assembly
Missions
Alasut
Wade
Wheat markets dip as bearish notes weigh on Chicago desk
A brief market note from Chicago reports slight losses in wheat amid cautious trading. Prices slipped slightly as traders weighed signals from the southern regions and anticipated demand, with overall sentiment softening and no strong catalysts seen.
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Wagon Load OF Records
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Ford
Perpmar
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Iaieadl
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