Anarchist Trial Opens in Judge Gary’s Courtroom
In Curcaco August 11 the anarchist defendants led by August Spies entered Judge Gary’s crowded court. State’s Attorney Walker outlined law on accessories, denouncing defense tactics, and portrayed Spies Parsons and Schwab as central to a conspiracy. The afternoon session continued with Walker’s critique of editorials and the “revenge” circular, while the judge adjourned as defense witnesses faltered.
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Curcaco
Gary
August Spies
Palmer
Schnaubel
Bonfield
Ebersold
Arbeiter Zeitung
Grinwell
Haymarket
Thompson
Grinnel
Legner
Kansas City
Walker
Spies
Nelbe
Schwab
Parsons
Fielen
Fischer
Lingg
Engle
Arbieter Zeitung
Most
Grand Rapids
Washington
George Washington
Chicago
Wilkenson
El Paso Eyes Cutting Case Amid Diplomatic Worries
Denver dispatch reports growing belief that the Cutting case will dominate diplomatic correspondence for months and keep the prisoner jailed. El Paso defense warns of no storm risk while noting hundreds of Mexican soldiers nearby but prefers calm. European diplomat urges arbitration to resolve the dispute between the United States and Mexico.
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Walker
Denver
el Paso
Associated Press
Paso del Norte
Eurofeas
City of Mexico
Texas
United States
Mexico
PIG-TAIL INVADERS Chinamen Entering U S via Mexico
August 11 Acting secretary Fairchild reports to Tucson special agent Jerome that many Chinamen are crossing the Mexican border into the United States. Customs inspectors watch but are few in number. Judge McCue doubts the law’s remedy and urges border vigilance and potential state action. He notes violations occur through friendly territory and suggests Secretary of State involvement.
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Wasuiseros
Fairchild
Jerome
Tucson
Arizona
United States
McCue
The
Treasury
Wonderful Caret Dr King's remedies praised in Rome GA
W D Hoyt Co local druggists in Rome GA claim two years of selling Dr King's New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with strong sales and many cures. They cite several pronounced consumption cases improved by these medicines and guarantee satisfaction.
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W. D. Hoyt & Co
Dringeisis
Rome
Dr. King
Bucklen
Barber Bros
A Cyclone of Fire Rips Wisconsin Forests and Destruction
Mitwacker Wis August 11 A cyclone of fire devastates northern Wisconsin counties with hundreds of charred cattle and thousands of homeless families. Fires threaten villages, while rains and wind shifts alter the danger. Smoke obscures the sun, hindering navigation on lakes and rivers as communities seek safety and relief.
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Wisconsin
Mitwacker
Wis
Calumet
Lurk
Murtharon
Valley
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Sturgeon Bay
Suiday
Embezzlement Tied to Breton and General Assurance Trust
In Lospex on August 11 the court heard a petition to wind up the Breton and General Assurance Association. The judge said the association failed due to a defalcation exceeding $50,000. Authorities pledged full effort to locate and punish the perpetrator behind the embezzlement that sunk the concern.
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Breton and General Assurtance Association
Semi Annual Meeting of Kansas Real Estate Agents in Junction City
The semi annual convention of the association of Kansas real estate agents was held in Junction City with broad state representation and a harmonious turnout. Many new names joined the list of members and the group adjourned at 6 pm to convene in Topeka next February. Evening tours took members to Fort Riley. Also noted were reports from Washington about Rev Moses A Hopkins death in Liberia. Two Union Pacific switch engine workers Edward Colestock and Chas Hande died from injuries in yesterday's blast. An advertisement from Boop Bam Co Atlanta Ga promotes cures for numerous ailments with a free mailed book, while Barber Brothers druggists sell the product.
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Junction City
Tenellos City
Kas
Association of Kansas Real Estate Agents
Topeka
Fort Riley
Kansas City
Edward Colestock
Chas. Hande
Boop Bam Co
Atlants
Richmond Trial Third Day Testimony Highlights Insanity Claim
The third day of the Richmond murder trial opened with a full audience, including many ladies. Testimony included Chas A Dean’s deposition, Ida Simpson describing the defendant’s insanity, and a druggist’s account of Richmond assuming the name Henry Ward Beecher. Brother James Richmond presented letters and telegrams about business pressures involving Col Strong and Dr Richmond.
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St. Josefn
Richmond
Chas. A. Dean
Leland House
Chicago
Burns
Ida Simpson
Strong
Tyler
Loyal Ball Games Abilene Reds Edge Hutchinson Reds 7 6 in 18 Innings
An exciting contest at Florenisos August 11 saw the Abilene Reds defeat the Hutchinson Reds 7 to 6 after 18 innings. The report lists other scores from Cincinnati Pittsburg New York Detroit Louisville St Louis and more.
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Louisville
Beaoklyn
St. Louis
Ballillate
AL St Josep
St. Joe
Lewteille
Ligculn
Nel
Lincoln
Leavenworth
Topeks
Denver
Topeka
Florenisos
Abilene Reds
Hutchinson Reds
Abilene
Brionves Beach
Ballerina
Richfield
Jou
Sawer
Ret Buck
Tattler
Exile
Clicago
Cascade
Bina Brown
Lady Longfellow
King of Norfolk
Liddy
Hopedale
Emma Manly
Ric Grande
Jim Nave
Myrtle
Relax
Linda Peyue
Flonmore
Boy Holds Best of It Over Dog Sale
A Chicago Herald tale recalls a youth arrested on suspicion for attempting to sell a dog named Princie. The boy explains ownership as the terrier politely answers commands, and he leaves with his dog at 6 PM, undeterred by the police inquiry.
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Solomon of
Princie
Chicago Herald
Why Did They Laugh Bob and Sam Exchange Banter
A humorous exchange unfolds as Bob questions if Sam has sold his article to a newspaper. Sam says editors were shown the piece but none bought it, and Bob jokes that perhaps they do not find it funny.
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Bob
Sam
Bate Ves
Sahabi
Emporia Fourth District Democrat Convention Nomination
The Democratic fourth district convention in Emporia nominated Judge John Hartin of Topeka on the first ballot. The platform endorsed Cleveland's administration and urged support for the state ticket named at Leavenworth on August 4, 1886. A soldiers state reunion was approved for Emporia from September 12 for four days with strong backing.
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Emporias
Rus
John Hartin
Topeka
Fourth Congressional District
Cleveland
United States
Vetera
Kansas
Leavenworth
Butler
Jacob Deneen
el Dorado
Chase
W. E
Timmons
Cottonwood Palla
Coffey
A, Woodford
Burlington
Greenwood
A. M. Bart
Eureka
Lyon
John Eskridge
Emporia
Manon
John J. Fuck
Peabody
Morris
A. B. Reeve
Council Grove
Osage
W. W. White
Burlingame
Shawnee
M. E. Matthews
Woodson
HOOSIER DEMOCRATS NOMINATE TICKET AT STATE CONVENTION
The democratic state convention at Tapraxarous Ind selected Dan Vorhees as chairman and nominated John C G Nelson for governor. Other ticket members include John A Coffrath for supreme court judge R W Myers for secretary of state Thomas B Byrne for clerk of supreme court Martin T Krenger for attorney general and Andrew M Sweeney for superintendent. The meeting also adopted a platform and adjourned.
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Tapraxarous
Ind
Dan. Vorhees
John CG. Nelson
Cass County
Supreme Court
John A. Coffrath
Tippecanoe
R. W. Myer
Monroe County
Thos. B. Byrne
Vanderburg
Martin T. Krenger
Laporte County
H. D. McMullen
Dearborne County
Andrew M. Sweeney
Dubais County
Desperado Jesus Flores Captured and Executed
The Globe-Democrat reports Matamoros authorities captured revolutionist leader Jesus Flores yesterday. He was proven murderer of ranchero Garcia and was shot at dawn. Flores is described as a notorious horse thief bandit and killer tied to past crimes including Deputy Sheriff Mamerto Rogales murder and abuse against the Rinosa area settlers.
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Louis
Globe- Democrat
Matamoros
Jesus Flores
Garcia
Mamerto Rogales
Rusias
Texas
Senora
Menachaca
Rinosa
Market Report shows mixed grain and live stock activity
Market notes from a Kansas City area index describe flour, beet, and meat item prices with mixed signals. Wheat and corn futures ease, butter and eggs quoted, cattle and hogs receipts around 1,400 to 14,000 head, with softer dairy and beef prices and active poultry trade.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Takey
Akoeau
Caah
4Ic
Mix
S 'Rember
Ditgc
Belfore
Esas
Texas
Indi
Hestheary
Chicago
Béogs
Texea
Western
Ougalab
Montana
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Real Esteta
Massachiarten Street
Livrrence
B. Riggs
Ioana
S. Riley
Nor’ A Bridzu Street
North Lawrence
L S. Steele
Oflca Toi Masaachusetts R Etreet
Aete
R. H. W. Howe
Crew & Co
Esterley, K.D
Co. Wonlwarg
Maasachue
Henry
Rane A. Doane
Desler
Massachueetta
A J. Griffin
Masaschusetia Street
Wlao- Thrup
We I PR
SRL & Son
Massachusette Street
Estauiant Gen
M_ Falter
Masauchieerta Street
Forse
Bapta
Eee
Ak Besaix
W. FP. Maur
Anebier Aga’t Cashler
Bowensock
Douglas County Bank
COMRE
Tomdents—National Bank
Firet National Bank
Lacreds Bank
Strades County
New York City
Tuacuen
Hani
A. Caaliler
T. HE. Newim
Asst Ussiler
the National Bank
Lawrence
Europe
G.W. E Garrirre
K.G. Jamison
Merchants Bank
Elvanta
Daily Journal of
Spres
R. Parsons
McCormick
Arbeiter Zeiting Office
Wilkinson
Mr. Walker
Lospex
the Star
Sierra Leone
Moses A." Hopkins
Liberia
Sporting News
Cincinnati
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Athletics
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John Martin
Emporia Convention
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Hoosier Democrats
Republican State Committee
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Washington Notes
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Charles A. Ward
District of Huron
Michigan
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Smith M. Palmer
Salina
John M. Hodges
Daniel Woggarty
Baltimore
O. T. Searle
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Cunningham
Treasury Department
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Los Angeles
Cola
R. Rh. Monroe
Oakland
Oslo
T. T. Reames
Jacksonville
Oregon
A. I. Branch
Cole
Charles J. Campbell
Steinway & Hunter's Point Railroad
Canada
Waamisotos
D. C
Missouri
Nebraska
Desperado
Ayer
Locs
Aliva
Sepor
Ata
Prima Mercantile
Chicago & Alton
Esse
Burlin & Quincy
Rock
Mansaa City
Sanaa City
Anguatit
WBS
SCOWE
Wrrane Tan
Kantesius
Aioe
Aloe
Cash
Sue
Gertie
Beiober
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