Notortown Kansas Woyikan In Court In Harsh Proceedings
In Topeka the habeas corpus hearing for Harriet Burney alias Hattie Guerin alias Mrs. John Doe addressed release from custody. Prosecutors argued a preliminary exam existed and that the warrant traced back to December 29, 1884, while defense contends the charges lack Kansas law basis and no proper exam. Also reported are Harper county malfeasance charges against deputy county attorney Findley with ensuing habeas corpus proceedings and a probate judge ruling on jurisdiction.
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Notortown
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Mary Kuhn
Shawne County
John Doe
Sally Headly
Harper
T. M. Findley
Merrick
Anthony
Findley
Herrick
District Court
Lelane
Wreck on the Santa Fe delays trains west of Estpora
A passenger train collided with a construction train near Estpora Kansas twenty four miles west, halting westbound service. Fireman Andrew Hartwick was badly hurt and Mail Agent G T Butcher injured in the knee. Rumors of seventeen deaths circulated but were denied by railroad officials.
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Estpora
Kas
Santa Fe
A.o
Andrew Hartwick
G.T. Butcher
Madison
Greenwood County
Kansas
Crawford County
Toronto
Woodson County
Chicago, Kansas & Western
Santa Fe) ‘Company
Gsad
King
Plain- Vile
Rooks County
Presbyterian Synod
State of Kansas
Wichita
Lewis Academy
City
California
Herman
Pawnee Rock
J. M. Blevins
Fredonia
Chicago
Kansas, & Western ‘Railroad
John Noonan
Atchison County
Horton
Greensburg
Rock Salt Vein Discovered In Experimental Well
In Wurentssoy Eas October 12 the South Hutchinson well reached 470 feet and struck a thick principal salt vein with high purity. Drilled through several thinner seams separated by slate, a deeper vein at 655 feet showed a 95 foot thick section. Official analysis reports over 26 percent pure salt with no major impurities.
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Wurentssoy'Eas
Hutchinson
Etruck
Merchant hotel and Griffith & Ewing hardware fire damage
A fire destroyed portions of the Merchant hotel and Griffith and Ewing hardware, damaging both buildings and contents. Reported losses run to about $500 with additional unspecified damage noted. Police and local authorities investigate the blaze as of early reports.
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Griffith & Ewing's
Ghorgvale
Serious accident at Leavenworth planing mill
Munson proprietor of a Leavenworth planing mill was descending to a pit when a lantern caught by a belt and shattered. Glass cut his eyes badly destroying one eye and risking the other.
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Munson
J. D. .Hudson
Harry Harkness
A. F. Martin
J. M. Cain
Atchison
T._C. Martin
Scott Haven
Jack” Tine
John“Walden
State Penitentiary
Caldwell
Wichita
Antwerp
Ma. McConnell
F. W. Ash
Althouse
Wheeler & Co
Ellsworth
Topeka
M. G. Jones
Lawrence
State House
Major Jones
Kansas
Territory of
Adams
State Historical Society
Kansas Herald of Freedom
der Ruffians
Herald of Freedom
AL. Wiecomb
Wellington
John Preston
Campbell
Abilene
Massachusetts
Neutral Strip
James Conner
Hisiwatha
Conner
Insane Asylum
Atree
Lewis Academy
Sn Ip
Synod of Kansas
Bertist Johns
Chicago
Printing the Silver Certificates in Washington
Washington bankers oppose the new printing method in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Machines multiply from seven to eighteen, but officials warn such machines degrade ink and durability, favoring hand printing for green sides and resisting counterfeit risk. Treasury.
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Washington
Graves
Bureau
Brooks
Secret Service Division
the Treasury
United States
Congress
Defalcation Proceedings Mentioned In Indian Territory
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to defalcation proceedings involving Joes Tepball and mention Kiowa Comanche and Indian Territory. Details are unclear, but the item notes a filing or case action and an official context.
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Comianche
Will
Unclear excerpt notes Buckner’s stance on resort matter
Fragmentary item cites Elie Chanan and a summer resort in Canada. It mentions Governor Buckner may or may not consider the matter favorably, but details and context are missing.
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Elie Chanan
Geo ‘Distin Flight
Canada
Buckner
Sudden summons at Memphis during Cleveland visit
Judge Ellett collapsed and died five minutes after President Cleveland finished his welcome address in Sonnec Tennessee on October 15. The incident occurred as the president concluded remarks and Judge Ellett stood with hat in hand. Medical aid from Dr. Bryant and Postmaster General Vilas failed to save him. The ceremony continued amid shock and elaborate decorations as Memphis marked the centennial anniversary of the Constitution. The president and party then moved to the Cotton and Merchants Exchange before departing for Nashville.
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Memphis
Sonnec
Mrurxis
Tenn
Ellett
Cleveland
Bryant
Judge Ellett
Cleve Oland
Matdison
Judge Elliott
United States
Amon
Cotton Exchange
Vilas
Nashville
Robert F. Looney
Kennedy Jones
Temaing
Bartlett
Tesla
The
Nebraska Timber Culture Contest Decisions Reviewed
Acting Secretary of the Interior affirms dismissal of Askel Hansen versus David B. Spanagle timber culture contest and upholds local officers. The decision notes partial cultivation of ten acres and noncompliance in second and third years, with some timber planted and growing on about six acres. Also, Malcolm McLean’s appeal for declaratory statement cancellation is denied and affirmed.
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Washington
Interior
Askel Hansen
David B. Spanagle
Commission
Askel ‘Hansen
Bloomington
Neb
Spangler
Malcolm McLean
Sparks
Man on trial for life after fatal shooting of best friend
In Baurimone Maryland on October 16 the trial of 20 year old Don Mister continues for the June 15 killing of Elijah Sterling near Minster Donah Darling's residence. Witness Ford denied threats and Mister claimed self defense after being followed and shot at three times. The case went to the jury. The Pope received 1600 French pilgrims led by Count Mun in Romer on October 15 for jubilees.
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Ford
Donah
Mister
Sterling
Romer
Mun
Hiajubiles
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Omaha
Boots Esos
Cces-Ciee
Borren—Creamery
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Crtoxens
Berdow
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