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Story December 26, 1893

The Sedalia Weekly Bazoo

Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri

What is this article about?

In Kansas City, Mo., young Mrs. Gertrude L. Burnes files her fourth divorce suit against elderly husband Fielding Burnes, brother of Congressman James N. Burnes, charging gross indignities amid ongoing domestic troubles since their 1892 marriage. He is worth $75,000 and described as miserly.

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Files Another Divorce Suit.

KANSAS CITY, Mo., December 20.

Young Mrs. Gertrude L. Burnes, who, after a bitter divorce suit, became reconciled last May to her husband, Fielding Burnes, almost an octogenarian, and a brother of Congressman James N. Burnes, of St. Joseph, again brought suit in the circuit court to-day for a divorce from her husband. She charges him with the grossest indignities.

The petition was at once sent for service to Platte City, where the defendant has lived for over forty years. The suit is the result of domestic troubles dating from the marriage day of Mr. and Mrs. Burnes, in July, 1892, and is the fourth which has been brought by them in the circuit courts of Jackson and Platte counties. Mr. Burnes is worth $75,000, and Mrs. Burnes charges that her husband is very miserly.

What sub-type of article is it?

Family Drama

What themes does it cover?

Family

What keywords are associated?

Divorce Suit Domestic Troubles Reconciliation Gross Indignities Miserly Husband

What entities or persons were involved?

Gertrude L. Burnes Fielding Burnes James N. Burnes

Where did it happen?

Kansas City, Mo.; Platte City

Story Details

Key Persons

Gertrude L. Burnes Fielding Burnes James N. Burnes

Location

Kansas City, Mo.; Platte City

Event Date

December 20

Story Details

Young Mrs. Gertrude L. Burnes files fourth divorce suit against husband Fielding Burnes, charging gross indignities, after prior reconciliation; troubles since July 1892 marriage; he is wealthy but miserly.

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