Court details quarrel and custody case in Leavenworth
Judge Kusminger dismisses case after a morning effort as Vanderpool and Wise clash in a tax dispute with Harry Wright and Tom Jamison. Jamison gains custody of his child pending investigation amid alleged threats and a police casing. Two rural men, McLaughlin and Deane, arrest for beer bottle baseball row over a prospective horse trade. Deane released. Leavenworth’s Old Ladies Rest seeks funds to expand a twelve room home for aged women with no income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knaasingr
Vaud
Kusminger
Vanderpool
Harry Wright
Santa Fe
Dillon
Jamison
M. McLenaghlin
Charles Doane
Pases
Caron
Denane
McLaughlin
Deane
Leavenworth
Old Ladies’ Rest
Parn
Presbyterian Synod Meets at Saline October 4
The Presbyterian synod of Kaosag will meet at Saline on October 4 at 7 20 pm. Women’s synodical missionary groups will gather at the same time and place. FS McCabe serves as clerk. Papers statewide requested to copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Synod
Presbyterian Synod of
Kaosag
Saline
Women's Synodical Missionary Poms
FS McCabe
Topeka preacher driven from street by mob at Seventh and Kansas
A Little bald preaching man known as Shorty Wilson spoke at 7 45 pm near Seventh and Kansas avenues in Topeka. A crowd of over two hundred shouted shouted insults and demanded he stop. Policeman Campbell intervened to protect the speaker and escorted him to Fifth Street followed by Officers Gish and Donovan. Wilson planned to address another gathering at the corner of Kansas Avenue and Sixth Street Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Q Wilson
Seventh and
Kansas Avenue
Campbell
Fin
Wilson
Shorty
Topeka
Gipdcet Willon
Lee Jones
Wilden
County Astorn Safford
Ixwlets
D.christy
Arnah
Officer Campbell
Wim
Sar mMeah
Sixth Street
Hero Among Us Captain Wentworth of Topeka
Topeka insurance man Captain H E Wentworth, young veteran of the Civil War, is highlighted in a Pittsburg Dispatch feature. He enlisted at 15, served with the Thirty-seventh New York and Fourteenth New York heavy artillery, fought in Bull Run to Cold Harbor, and earned the Kearny Cross for gallantry. He rose to captain before turning 16 and was repeatedly commended in War Department records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Topeka
Fitteburg
H. E Wentworth
Lincoln Post
Pitsburg
H. E. Wentworth
Toge
Williamsburg
Glendale
Charles City
Malvern Hill
Kearney
Fredericksburg
Gutia
Chantellorsville
King Wentworth
New York Heavy Artillery
Oest North Aca
Ieason
War Department
Soldiers Boys Enlistment Party Visits City
A recruitment officer Frank Godfrey and a party of farmer youths aged 15 to 21 visited the city today. The group from local farms, named Mull Edward E McNeil D Hepburn and Robert Nowely, carried baskets of goods prepared by proud mothers, showing eagerness to join the U S Army and await inductive posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Frank Godfrey
United States
Acthage Gamimon
Rocard W. Wallace
Chas B Conkling
Mull
Edward E. McNeil
D. Hepburn
Robert Nowely Svary
Lown
Social and Personal Notes of Topeka Visitants
Topeka society records a bustling social page with Miss Willa Rodger hosting a dinner for Miss Jessie Beck, a seventeen course menu, and varied toasts. Numerous gatherings follow, including card parties, bicycle rides, park picnics, and lists of local visitors and departures, plus two weddings and several society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka Feoy
Willa Rodger
Jessie Beck
Hightech
Chas
Ned Ketner
Marie
Mary McCabe
Mary Thompson
Nellie McClintock
Mabel Quigley
Messie
Harry Weaver
Ed Dennis
Will Alexander
Dick Hodgers
Local notes and events across Pittsburg and nearby towns
Local items report Jake Admire at the Oklahoma old soldiers event in Pittsburg and GAR officers photographed in a Pittsburg paper. Judge Caldwell orders Banta Fe shop workers paid August wages on September 15. A charter for Riverside Coal Mining Co of Leavenworth with $350,000 capital is filed. Democratic state chairman Richardson to be initiated Friday night. eleven others to go through rites. Prof Harvey Worrall to give a piano recital next Tuesday evening. Bishop Vincent visit and remarks at Chicago First M. E. church with other speakers. Mrs Matilda Rigby of North Topeka committed to asylum after a death attempt, age 38.
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Miss Norton
Miss Marie Norton
Will Norton
Muscatine
A. B. McCurdy
Chas Kel-logg
Edna Best
Violet
Alena Church
Minos Clark
Alice Prescott
Florence and Mead Clark
Messrs Co
John Watera
Missea Minnie Densis
Eeete D.C
Tressy Greenwood
Nannie Hopkins
Kate Whiting
Kitty Dolman
Jessie Shellaburger
Mesars
W. M. Rynerson
David Latin
F. T. Dennis
Rob
Merrick
MacFerran
J. K. Blair
Garfield Park
Red Mission Christian Junior Endeavor League
Mesdames Sands
Crowe
Anna Wright
Ellueneau
Myrtle
Edna Howard
Emme
Ina Driesbich
Mary
Maggie Wilson
Salomu Crowe
Gussie
Louise Sands
Mary Ritche
Emma Nickels
Lulu Struberg
Anna
Mary Gilles
Gilles Messrs
Walter Bramish
Monte White
John Crowe
Charlie Suls
Fred Gilles
Harry Dreisbach
Robbie
Woodie Brown
George B. Palmer
Paul
Gambier
Ohio
Palmer
Indiana
Eugene Quinton
Albert Poulks
Kansas City
SL Seabrook
W. B. Houston
Council Bluffs
Gertrude Roberts
Iris Oble
I. Benard
Kansas Avenue
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Cohen
Colorado
EW. Stevens
Cameras
D. C. Merray
Byron Jewell
Addie Javeell-Newton
Frank Olimer
Harmon Ryan
South America
Norma Smith
St. Louis
Harvey Worrall
Misa May Dallas
Washington, D.C
BF. Lewis
Chicago
Minnie Miller
Jene Overmyer
Florence and
Belle
North Vernon
Ind
David Overmyer
J. W. Glead
New York
Goes
London
England
J. N. Stillwell
Carrollton, Mo
A. E Green
West Eleventh Street
Dora Johnson
Chi- Omeee
Grant
St Louis
John Prescott
Nellie Kirk
Missouri
W. B Gibson
Olathe
Ellis
Carbondale
A. M. Sutherland
John C. W. Carey
Atlantic
Iowa
Gracia
Potts
M.E McKnnanas
Mary Richter
Minnie Artel
Enterprise
Forbes
D. H. Forbes
Congregational Church
Jake Admire
Oklahoma Old Soldiers
Pittsburg
Kansas Department
GAR
Caldwell
United States Circuit Court
Ome Riverside Coal Mining Company
Leavenworth
Capital Stock
D. A. MecRivben
M. Laing
Fiarvey D. Rush
W- C. Sprague
James Jo McKibben
Richardson
Democratic State Central
Ruths
Pensioners urged to use fourth class post offices for oaths
Pension agents note a new law allowing fourth class postmasters to administer oaths for pension vouchers with seal-like effect and signatures, charging up to twenty five cents per voucher. The item mentions political rumors about Morrill of Kansas for commander in chief and notes random adverts for medical and laundry products amid a local clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glick
Congress
United States
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Lion Nerve
Lion Nerve Tonic CO
Wrantotcest
Kansas
Cify
C. Hi. Morrison
The
Chargh Ophthalmic College
Offici
Topeka, Hans
Prohibition
Happian
Ayer
Social and Personal
Jackson Street
Anna D Pickens
Walter F. AicHeary
MC. Long
Third Presbyterian Church
Wm. A. Moore
Hin- Waths
Julia Hoard
Winfield
Kas
Thames Bolt
Roseberry
Newkirk, J. T
Rev
MC Long
T. L. King
Kansan City
Ladies’ Sewing Society of
First Congregational Church
Kansas Ave
Quincy St
Quincy Street
Thompson Bros
Ebureu
Interests Pensioners
Horritt
G. A. KR
Morrill
Rudy
Martin Hudy
Lancaster
All Ghretclessista
W. J. Kennedy
Corner Fourth
Trour's
Eytearum
Percless Steam Laundry
Peerloas Steam Laundry
Star Grocery
Croshy
Crosby’s
California
Kirk
Price
Arbuchle
Preston
Pettisoho
OUR
J. S. Sproat
the Star Grocer
East 6Th St
Tele
Conron Bros
Gan Corps
Ned
Excelsior Coke and Gas Company
5Th and
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