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Newspaper

Cuba Pilot

Location

Cuba, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1887

Page

2

Topeka Doctor Arrested for Robbery in St Louis Case

Dr C W Hamilton of Topeka was arrested today on a Missouri warrant after Martha Griffith of St Louis accused him of feloniously taking 1750 from her. The case traces a years long deceit as Hamilton used Griffith’s real estate funds, demanded secrecy, and later admitted theft during a contentious reunion in Topeka.

Topeka C. W. Hamilton Martha Griffith Missouri Hamilto St. Louis Dr. Hamilton Hamilton

Kansas Crops Report Details August 313 Conditions

William Sims, secretary of the state board of agriculture, reports wheat seed and bread needs met, corn area 6 520 408 acres with 4 000 076 acres productive, oats yield likely 4 200 000 bushels, potatoes light, broom corn and millet area stable, pastures good, stock in fine condition across Kansas. Surplus counties listed for corn and varying local needs noted.

Kansas Torgka Kann William Sims State Board of Agriculture Kaansas Fle Allen, Anderson Bourbon Brown Butler Chautauque Cherokee Cowley Crawford Compton Greenwood Kingman Labette Winn Montgomery Neosho Namaha Republic Bedgwick Wilson Woodson Atchison Chase Coffey Harper Harvey Jackson Jefferson Jewel Johnson Lincold Marion Marshall McPherson Miami Norton Philips Pottawotomie Pratt Rowling Renoce Smith Sifford Washington Ross

Mystery deaths rock Udail county after post mortems

Nine miles north of Dastaraly Kannan the Santa Fe line area sees two sudden deaths. A married woman named Black died August 29 and an unmarried sister Miss Carr died September 6 under suspicious circumstances. County Attorney Swartz ordered post mortems by Dr. Emerson. Exhumation confirmed powerful drugs and instruments were used. Physicians A. M. Banta and W. A. Cox of Banta & Cox are jailed awaiting warrants. City fears mob action as Udail and surroundings erupt in excitement.

Dastaraly Kannan Wixtren Kan Udail Station Santa Fe Black Carr Swartz Emerson A. M. Banta W. A. Cox Banta & Cox Udail

River bank sighting of a man's body at sugar works

A lone observer at the river bank near the sugar works and river phaft reported seeing the body of a man suddenly appear. The incident is described with minimal detail and signals a police case under investigation.

Palking Ie ‘Gure

Anarchist case affirmed execution set for Nov 11

Illinois Supreme Court upholds the conviction of August Spies and co defendants in the No 59 anarchist case The court orders the death penalty carried out by Cook County Sheriff on Friday November 11 between 10 am and 4 pm. The ruling sparks immediate telegrams and jail preparations as guards are doubled for the condemned men.

Illnois Supreme Court Lytes Onrcaco The Daily News Ottawa Ill Magruder Barker Jupitor Supreme Court Smith Acddy Sheldon State of Illinois Spies Mulkey Thécourt Criminal Court of Cook County August Spies Michael Parsons Neebe Lingg Matson Hall Captain Black United” States Aly. Bate

Ireland rights clash over public meetings and police action

In Lexpos on September 12 Sir William Harcourt attacks Irish government policy, demands disclosure of police instructions and resignations context while noting five moonlighters captured after Lisdoonvarna clashes. Balfour defense frames meetings as unlawful under common law and argues govt. will pursue firm law enforcement to restore order.

Lexpos House Willian Vernon- Harcourty Beral Ireland Honsa Redvers Buller Uwider St James Gazette Times William England Balfour Lisdoonfarna Wheelan Farmer Sexton League Harcourt Sir William Gladstone Luller War Office Trelanis Forsber Mitchellstown

Sensation at Nebraska City involves murder indictment

Bro Joseph Taverner once of Essex Indiana was arrested in Nebraska City on an indictment for murder in Page county. He will be taken there to answer the charge. The case centers on Taverner and his wife with divorce and a charge of poisoning a child. Rumors claim the woman may be guilty though friends doubt it. The affair has stirred Essex and the former couple’s circle.

Tobeck Cheney Here Leavenworth Doris Missouri Fort Scott Colman Agricultural Department Washington Cow‘gill Kansas Androfessor Swenson W. J. Parkins M. B. Pearsall Ellsworth Ellsworth Mining Company United States The Beloit Courier Gulf of the State University Presa Kinsley George R. Wendling Bob Burdette South Atchison Temperance’ Mutual Benefit Union Ilder Joseph G.waters Allen County Topeka Colorado Pennsylvania Southern Kansas W.P. Haskin Olathe John McAllister Parsons Pullman Missouri Pacific C. Li. Hainz Gravesville Luella Thompson Daisy Lawrence McPherson Luella Mc‘Bherson Honde Funion Dosters Nebraska City Nurraska City Neb Joseph Taverner Essex District“ Court Page County Skinner Taverner

Untitled Note From Washington On September 13

Fragmentary text from a Washington note mentions an answer to a robbery question, referencing an ordination or order and a British statement. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Natehag Washington

Haymarket Case Opinion By Justice Magruder

Synopsis of Justice Magruder's opinion in the anarchists Haymarket case. He explains that defendants who advised aided or abetted the bombing can be guilty as principals and discusses the bomb makers Lingg and Seliger, the anarchist press, and the broader Chicago labor milieu and conspiratorial aims.

Ottawa Ill Justice Magruder Magruder Culpago Haymarket Parsons Fielding Degan Tie ‘Bhate Illinois Communisteg Chicago Agron Psl De‘fendenta Givan

Court affirms Cook County judgment in trial jury issues

The opinion states the trial course on empanelling the jury was correct and consistent with section 21 chapter 98 of the revised statutes. It notes no improprieties by the state attorney or defense points warranting reversal and affirms the criminal court judgment. Judge Mulkey presents a contrasting view but agrees none of the noted errors require reversal.

Criminal Court of Cook County Mulkey Eno

Poison in Pella Soup Stirs Death and Lynching Fear

In Pella Iowa a Boston-born wife of druggist Vanderen died after a soup meal, with bruises on her chest and a stomach test showing hemlock. Her Holland-Jew husband and his daughter face trial after suspicions of poisoning rise, amid talk of lynching and a bitter community reaction.

S- Pella Towa Pella Vanderen Boston Vandeven Vandevén Marie Iowa City Ottumwa Peoria Second, Reformed Church Baptist Church Rhoads Boston University Public Service Washington East Anna Vandevan Reformed Church

Extradition Request for McGarigie Delayed for Secretary’s Review

The Illinois governor’s extradition petition for fugitive Thies ex-warden McGarigie has been received by the State Department and will be reserved for Secretary Bayard’s personal consideration upon his return. The process is normally formal and hinges on treaties, but the current case cites conspiracy, a charge not covered by the Canada treaty, raising a legal issue that may require time.

McGarigie Waashinaton Illinois Department of State Bayhrd Canada

Death of Governor Bartlett in California

San Francisco reported the death of Governor Bartlett in Oakland this afternoon from a chronic kidney disease. Bartlett, a native of Savannah Georgia, was 63 years old and had resided in California for years following his service.

San Francisco Cal Govermed

The McGarigle Case In Canada Starts New Push

The McGarigle incident resurges with sensational details In Ontario agents race to arrest on a Montreal warrant and transport via the Suspension Bridge. Chicago officers may join on the American side. McGarigle has altered his location and warns of a bloody resistance if warrants lack official endorsement. The next forty eight hours could crown the matter with an arrest or a strategic shift.

McGarigle Canada Carharines Ont Waitas Toron Tor Montreal Suspension Bridge Chicago Hifi Zoreale MccGarigle

Will Fight for Her Admission in Congress Next Session

Dakota residents push for statehood representation arguing Dakota population meets and surpasses historical thresholds while key rivals like Rhode Island enjoy voting power in the Senate. Advocates claim unfair treatment vs. Michigan and demand stronger congressional voice.

Washington Dakota Congress Michigan Rhode Island Senate

Strength of the Grand Army Heads to St Louis En Campment

Washington reports large numbers of Grand Army of the Republic members preparing to travel to St Louis for the national encampment. The organization then numbers between 300000 and 325000, marking its jid twenty first year. The first post formed in Decatur Illinois in 1886 with the first encampment in Indianapolis that year. Subsequent encampments occurred in Philadelphia Cincinnati Washington Boston Cleveland New Haven Harrisburg Chicago Philadelphia Providence Springfield Albany Dayton Indianapolis Baltimore Denver Minneapolis Portland and San Francisco as last year’s twenty first.

Grand Army Washington Grand Army of the Republic Sts. Louis Decatur Indianapolis Cincinnati Boston Cleveland Denver Minneapolis Portland San Francisco

O Brien Seized Amid Turbulent Cork Court Scene

A mob met O Brien at Cork depot as the mayor and civic leaders looked on. Two hundred police and military escorts confined him to the courthouse where a criminal charge was filed and he was jailed. Troops lined the streets while stones were thrown at police, and baton clashes injured many.

Adenae Traps Dell. Sphda Cig Board O' Brien Cork O’ Brien Court House O’brien

Death of a Prominent Woman in Carcaco

Mrs. Dickey widow of Judge T. Lyle Dickey of the Illinois supreme court died this morning of heart disease. Her death may end the sensational litigation started by her stepchildren challenging their father's will. The judge left his entire estate to Mrs. Dickey, a move the stepchildren say she pressured him to make during his last illness.

Carcaco

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