Arraigned Carl Lewis pleads not guilty in county court
Carl Lewis was arraigned in county court this morning and pleaded not guilty. His case was set for the 2th.
22 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
1
Carl Lewis was arraigned in county court this morning and pleaded not guilty. His case was set for the 2th.
The Nasa gaz company plan covers boiler fuel and piping for the Indian school at Haskell. The contract spans one year with potential annual extensions and details coal to gas transition costs, piping work, and building heating system installations.
A sprawling early 20th century issues page notes Democratic primaries across the state of Lincoln and governor contenders. It mentions Hoke Smith and Clark Howell in contentious gubernatorial talks, plus other candidates and denser political intrigue.
Aileen Weaver has been awarded a national scholarship of the HI Phi sorority at Barnard College. She plans to begin a master’s degree year next month, with undergraduate scholarships also noted for Harvard and related endowments from the HI Phi convention in Indianapolis.
Governor Deneen says information indicates the fugitive banker G. Stensland has been captured. Chicago Chief of Police Collins confirms receipt of the information but cannot disclose details while awaiting further guidance from the governor.
The report details a Cuban political scene with a Democratic state convention condemning President Bryan and calling for election reform. It notes campaign funding by corporations, prosecutions for bribery, and a tense conflict around insurance and trust money in politics. It also mentions military actions near San Luis and a battle over local control.
The attorney for Henry K Thaw seeks to use the French emotional sympathy standard to argue insanity in the murder of Stanford White. Mrs Thaw is named as the chief defense witness to prove Thaw's insanity at the time of the killing and the defense faces a difficult trial landscape in New York.
Four soldiers were executed today as ringleaders in a recent mutiny. The event occurred at the site near Ang on August 22, with Dusaayar reported as part of the surrounding context.
Social notes report Mrs Cary Moon and Miss Luda vacationing in Hanwin while many attended gatherings in Lawrence. Anton Frederickson dies in Vermont Street. his funeral and family details follow. A public heating and plumbing contract is noted for the old Post Exchange building at Fort Riley as regional travel and visits continue.
Local notes from Lawrence report Princeton ashore near Buron with officers en route to Jiuon, officers visiting friends, and invitations issued for a Dalto nore Omicron visit in September. Also items on sales, deliveries, university store gifts to the city association, a stock reduction sale, and various residents traveling or returning home.
A flurry of visitors and travelers filled Lawrence as relatives and friends arrived from Kansas City Baldwin Ottawa Beach Topeka and Berkeley. Notables include Miss Gretchen Kaokli remaining in Berkeley with her sister Mrs Boy Cress and the Rozas family hosting gatherings. A birthday surprise for V 1 Reesa drew locals to the Dutton bridge farm while other trips spanned Chicago Evansville and Denver.
Report notes a conference of high officials and viceroys on adopting a constitution in China. Chinese commissioners who visited the U.S. and Europe advocate gradual constitutional government over ten to fifteen years to educate the populace. The item mentions social gatherings and local ads intertwined with the news.
The United States reports two Americans arrested on charges of conspiring to overthrow the Venezuelan government by counterfeiting the standard silver dollar for political aims. Captain George Boynton and Thgarpon, with Joseph Keiser and Sidney A Keller, are among those detained. A mob leader Oss Murath testified to avoid blame in a separate lynching case.
John Craig of Wiedmanns returned tonight from an extended vacation in Granville Ohio. Miss Laura Ware came home this week from Holton and nearby points. George Ware plans to return early next week. Miss Gertrude Charlton went to Topeka this morning. Ice cream at Wiedmanns and wall paper sale offered with prices cut one third.
Parole hearings proceed as cases are laid for trial. Names of defendants and witnesses appear, with multiple figures and notes on further actions and expected outcomes. Additional notices mention a horse killing case and unrelated local notices.
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