Maslin Lonifals and Fruit of the Loom at Low Cash Prices
Gold Bug and Paper Bug selling goods at lower cash prices across the state. Mastin goods including bleached fabrics and canned goods. Millinery and accessories offered with belts, corsets, ribbons. Stock ends and bargain displays mentioned with low prices on dry goods.
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Maslin
Divorce Denied by Judge Webb Atchison Trial
The Atchison Globe reports Judge Webb refused the divorce petition of George C Thompson from Anna B Thompson on desertion and neglect. After a three day trial Mrs Thompson defended strongly and testified well. The court declined alimony or support, leaving both parties as at the start, with Thompson returning to Topeka and Mrs Thompson and children to St Louis. Thompson is connected with the U S pension office.
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Webb
Atchison
Atchison Globe
George C. Thompson
Anna B. Thompson
Merning
Mra. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Mra Thompson
Mr.Thompson
Topeka
St. Louis
George G Thompson
U. & Pension Office
T. W. Harrison
Boston
Dostora Wall, Powell and
Miner
Jenness Ia
Santa Fe
Ashburn College
Whitman
Guiness
Marshall
Hazen
District Court
LD. McKinley
Southern Hotel
St Louis
Crook Wright
Modocs
Kansas City Union Depot
Kansas City
Serrigo
Y. M. CA
Shotiff
Kingfisher County
Oklahama
L J. Wenzel
Buckhart
Orphans’ Home
C.K. Holliday
Thomas G. Shillinglaw
Kansas
W. L. Byers
First Congregational Church
Gaines
W. K. Sterne
Associated Press
Charles Tipton
Joseph Kraemer
Alhambra Mandolin Club
Louisville
Atlanta
Garfield Park
West Eighth
Soliier Creek
Sharitt
United States Circuit Court
Capital Guards
Topska
Wilson
Rieyele
Defender Wins Easily in America's Cup Opener
New York reports the Defender defeated Valkyrie by eight minutes and forty nine seconds in the first race for the international trophy. Foggy conditions misled courts about Valkyrie leading at the turning point. Defender dominated sail handling, speed, and tactics, while Lord Ducraven’s craft was penalized by a boom strike on the buoy flagstaff.
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New York
Lord Ducraven
Boycott on Gov Morrill Schemes to Pressure Banks
Deputy U S marshal Ashton outlines a boycott plan aimed at pressuring banks to cut ties with Gov Morrill linked First National Bank of Leavenworth and related banks in Leavenworth and Hiawatha. The scheme would target national and state banks in major cities, with deposits at risk if they refuse. Local bankers resisting the pressure would face discipline from depositors.
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Wicarrs
F. Ashton
United States
Gov. Morrill
Ashton
First National Bank of Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Hiawatha
Morrill
Municipal League to hold first season meeting October 2
The Municipal League executive committee cancels this month’s meeting and announces the first season gathering will be held Wednesday October 2 Prominent citizens will be invited to discuss plans and outline work for the year Also notes a pear tree with a third crop observed by Prof J Whitman and other local items including editorial tidbits.
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Municipal League
J. Whitman
Three Boxing Showdowns Highlight Late September Skirmishes
A busy roundup from Topeka notes three major boxing matches featuring Corbett versus Fitz, O Donnell versus Maher, and Ryan versus Smith for welterweight world honors, with analysis of fighters styles and conditions. A Colorado hunting and fishing party heads for Lost Park followed by a reported weekly shooting event near the city.
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State Journal
Dalfax
Corbett
Fitz
Ople
Jackson
Sullivan
Maher
O’donnell
O'Donnell
O Donnell
O’ Donnell
Ryan- Smith Mill
Rysa
Smith
Ian
Local notes and games fill Topeka pages
Scattered items from Topeka papers recount varied happenings. Players Scotcy Liddell and the Palley brothers joined a wide games group, Santa Fe Routers beat pension office employees 18 to 14, and upcoming matches mix sports, events, and civic notes across clubs, trains, and theatres.
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Scotcy" Liddell
Bént
Old Masonic Papers Preserve Kansas Lodges History
Grand Secretary J K Wilson of the A B and A M tackles aged records from Kansas lodges, some dating to 1854. Key items include charters for Round Prairie Smithton and Wyandotte, the oldest lodge dispensation, plus early communications from Denver City, K T and notes on older minute practices.
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J. K. Wilson
A. B
A. M
Grand Lodge
Kenaga Territory
Grand Lodge of
Missouri
Round Prairie
Leavenworth
Grove
Wyandotts
Kown
Smithton
Kansas
Wyandotte
Denver City
K. T
Wilson Esys
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Mankato
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