Supreme court reverses Cong injury suit against Santa Fe
The Kansas supreme court reversed the Jared Cong damage suit against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad. The Wyandotte county jury had awarded Cone 50000 for injuries from a December 1883 Newton incident while he was a Santa Fe train crew member. The case goes back to Wyandotte county for rehearing.
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Topeka
Kas
Supreme Court
Jared Cong
Atchison, ‘Topeka & Santa” “Fe
District of
Wyandotte County
A. Jury
Cone
Newton
Santa Fe
Supreme’ Court
Court of
General Stath Notes and Local Dispatches From Kansas
Senator Ingalls invited to address Leavenworth Press Club before Washington return. Fort Leavenworth depot quartermaster Captain L E Campbell leaves for Denver with family and assistant. Reports on labor papers and hospitalities by wives and daughters. German August Jepson found dead near Scranton with foul play suspected. Greeley county grows to 3,000 residents and four papers. Coal find in Comanche county boosts regional wealth. Cunningham man T J Hoadley linked distantly to Ohio governor. La Junta bank defalcation case exonerates cashier Lester Hays amid security concerns. Kansans return from California praising climate and blue jay. Wichita forgery case involving KE Beal. J J Jennings elopes with Brenner’s wife to San Diego. Kansas Farmer proposes hot water defense against train robbers. Potential new insane asylum likely in McPherson county. McPherson insanity case of Will Goltz. Social Science Club session in Topeka with literature on education and school reform. Levi of Parsons noted as founder of Missouri Kansas & Texas railway legacy.
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Senator Ingalls
Leavenworth
Washington
United States Army
Fort. Leavenworth
Cnver
Charles
Candy
Kansas
Adams
The
Historical Society
August Jepson
Scranton
Santa Fe
Greeley County
Comanche County
T. J. Hoadley
Cunningham
Kingman County
the Herald
Hoadly
Ohio
Bank of Commerce of
la Junta
Col
Lester Hays
Heys
California
KE. T. Beal
Wichita
J. J. Jennings
the Riprap
A. M. Brenner
Jennings
San Diego
Kansas Farmer
McPherson County
McPherson
Social Science Club
Everat
Missouri
Topeka
Atchison
Newton
Emporia
Lawrence
Wyandotte
Kansas City
F. M. Black
Lingg Dies After Dynamite Suicide in Jail Cell
In Cutcage Nov 10 Louis Lingg, the noted anarchist, detonated dynamite in his mouth in his jail cell. He survived the blast briefly before dying six mortal hours later as deputies and guards bore his ruined body to the bath room for examination.
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Louis Lingg
Cutcage
Louis. _ Lingg
Howie
Haymarket
Deeda
Lingg
Folz
Iran
Captain Black
Bolton
Methodist
Fielden
Bémeone
Ling2
Linge
Dingg
Parsons
D. D. Lum
Englehart
Pac
Lings
Cook County
Gry
Grinnell
Death Watch
Sheriff’s Office
Burleigh Case Continued at London Police Court
The Telegraph representative H. J. Burleigh faced a loitering and vagrancy charge. Evidence centered on police statements about his movement and a provocative remark to inspectors. Burleigh disputed the language, was admonished, remanded for a week, and released on bail of £50.
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Burleigh
London
H. J. Burleigh
Telegraph
Bar Street
Cage
City Unearthed in Arizona Skeletons Exhumed
New York Nov 7 A Washington special reports that Professor Cushman who leads the government exploring expedition in southern Arizona has unearthed a whole city and exhumed 2000 skeletons. The site lies about eighty miles northwest of Tucson near the junction of the Salt and Gila rivers.
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New. York
A. Washington
Cushman
Arizona
Tucson
Jurcfion
Salé River
Gila
Thirsting for Gore in Chicago Anarchists Telegram
A telegram from the American Alliance of 3,000 members urges Governor Oglesby to let the law take its course against Chicago anarchists convicted of murder. Victor J. Robinson is named as president. Elsewhere, Philadelphia readies for peace commissioner reception from Great Britain.
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Gore
San Francisco
Cal
Oglesby
American Alliance
Ita
Pac 10
Chicago
Igned
Victor J, Robinson
Election verdicts ripple across states after yesterday's ballots
New York, Ohio, Iowa and other states report varied results with Cleveland backers claiming momentum while Blaine supporters warn of looming nominating battles. Major papers cite shifts in labor and Catholic votes, with Hewitt predicting Cleveland renomination and Albany tally showing Democratic gains.
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New York
Ohio
Iowa
Platt
Blaine
the Tribune
Cleveland
George
Owliays
Grover Cleveland
the Herald
Hill
Hewitt
Brooklyn
Chapin
Albany
N.Y
Argus
Cook
Henry George
McGlynn
Gubernatorial and legislative returns across states
Early returns from Wisconsin Massachusetts Oregon Maryland Kansas New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania and Iowa show Republican gains in several contests while some measures and local offices shift. States report varying majorities for governors and legislators with paralleled senatorial outcomes and contested amendments in Oregon and Maryland.
Election returns show Larrabee leads in 53 counties
The tally lists Larrabee with 87 569 and Anderson 77 442 in 53 counties with a 10 127 lead and a 3 982 majority across 63 counties. Last year Jackson 92 097 and Sells 72 036. Legislative returns show no change in a 40 seat Republican majority.
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Larrabee
Anderson
Cain
Farnham
Jackson
Rep
Sells
Dramatic Scenes As Condemned Anarchists Speak With Relatives
News from the jail reports emotional final interviews with condemned anarchists Fielden Schwab Spies Fischer Engel and Parsons. Relatives including Schwab's wife Engel's daughter and Nina Van Zandt visit the prisoners as deputies guard the corridors and prepare for the execution at Joliet.
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Cascado
Fielden
Schwab
Oleson
Nina van Zandt
August
Nina
Joliet
Folz
Sherif Mateon
Engel
Fischer
Parsons
Price
Turner
Galpin
Bolton
First Methodist Church
Parone
Lucy Parsons
Michigan
Bevy
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Philadelphia
Great Britain
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Boston
Mass
Ames
Lovering
Earle
House
Senate
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Maryland
Barm Mors
Gorman
Wellington
Kan
Ellsworth
New. Jersey
Thuntoy
New
Columbus
Cincinnati
Foraker
Powell
Pennsylvania
Hart
Tate
Bugtinaton
EL Iy ‘Tex
Mexico
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