Haywood Trial Jury Nearing Verdict Amid Dramatic Darrow Pleas
In Foise Idaho on July 24 Clarineet Darrow opened for the defense in the Haywood case, accusing Hawley of bias while attacking Orchard and urging the Idaho jury to avoid a verdict based on questionable testimony. Darrow raged at Hawley and urged liberty if the jury finds guilt unlikely, while the day also noted a partial lunar eclipse and a weather quip about an electric fan.
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Foise
Idaho
Clarineet Darrow
Elas
Maysgood
Court Room
Massachusetts St. Oop
Darrow
E. Riggs
WoLife
Gail
J. A. Bechtel
Joe
Bill
Haywood
Tennessee
Uawley
Ars
Ulder
Hawley
Tdaho
Horwood
Orchard
J. Hawley
Borah
Mutual Life seeks exhumation order hearing in Kansas City
Tomorrow in Kansas City Kansas Mutual Life Insurance company will ask the court to uphold an order to exhume the body of Mrs Perkins. The family and estate counsel anticipate a continuance due to insufficient prep time after Mrs Perkins’s answer. Mutual Life argues for an immediate hearing and is joined by four other companies with more expected. The case promises a hard fought contest.
Marriage by the Wholesale in Northwest Kansas
Three couples united in marriage by the Probate Judge today Cecil E. Redding and Lydia G. Blaylock of Prairie Center Darel H. Dunn of Roseville La and Della D Moranville of Basie Kansas George Freden and Fay Landy of Topeka a license issued to John E Stadler and Hattie V Naftziger both of Kansas City Northwest Kansas Soldiers association preparing for their annual reunion at Rexford Sept 18 19 and 20 Dr Patterson medical director resides in Rexford and is a sought after figure. Local grocerymen report fruit related marriage mail trends with many names from Ozark Arkansas and Missouri appearing on berry crates and a Pea Ridge Arkansas inscription referencing marriage prospects. A 70 year old Mrs Julia Bell died last night funeral at North Lawrence A 3 E church. The meanest man is he who buys himself vigor but refuses to give a child a nickel for a soda.
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Cecil E. Redding
Lydia G. Blaylock
Prairie Center
Darel H. Dunn
Roseville
Della D. Moranville
Basie,Kansas
George Freden
Fay Landy
Topeka
John E. Stadler
Hattie V. Naftziger
Kansas City
Northwest Kansas Soldiers Association
Kansas
Rexford
Patterson
Department of Kansas
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Missouri
Ozark
Iris
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Jet
Pea Ridge
Ark
Julia Bell
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H. Thompson
Washington
J. E. Lewis
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Aiso
New England
Pacific
Colanthe
Siimix
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Crose
Supreme Court of
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I. H. Anthony
Grand Lodge
Wits
Mrs Julia Bell Dead Interment Planned at Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Julia Bell has died and her interment is scheduled at Oak Hill Cemetery. The brief notice confirms a funeral arrangement and burial location.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Personal and Social Update Noted in Town
John MacDonald editor of the Western School Journal visited town today. Judge Mitchell returned from the Elks conclave in Philadelphia.
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John MacDonald
The
Western School Journal
Judge Mitchell
Elks
Philadelphia
Real Estate Loans and Insurance Agent Ad
Advertisement for Wm. 7. Sinclair offering reliable abstracts of tithe and mortgage loans with money always on hand. Contact via Telephone Bell No. 898. Massachusetts and Boston text appears garbled.
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Sinclair
Telephone Bell
Bracelet Reward Notice At Fairfax Hotel Or Airdome
On the way to or in the church engagement one gold engraved bracelet. Return to Mrs Withers Room 7 Fairfax hotel or at the Airdome. Reward offered.
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Cheng
Postals Lobby Roosevelt for a New Nomination
From across the nation a flood of postal ecards urges President Roosevelt to reconsider his 1904 declaration and seek another nomination. The message, tied to ongoing publicity and campaigns, coincides with reports of political maneuvering amid a busy summer scene.
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New York
Roosevelt
Squires
E. of P. Grand Lodge Proceedings Attract Attention
The recent proceedings of the E. of P. Grand Lodge drew widespread attention with the gathering highlighting key decisions and discussions. Attendees included notable officers and members, reflecting active participation across lodges and chapters.
Passengers on the Columbia Reach Astoria Oregon
The saved aboard the Columbia begin arriving in Astoria Oregon as rescue operations continue. Local officials confirm the survivors are being processed and accounted for with aid efforts underway.
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Columbia
Astoria
Oregon
Survivors Tell Tales After Oregon Steamer Wreck
Astoria July 24 list of survivors from the steamer Columbia was received. Names include IL R Ewart Oklahoma City Freduid Okla GC EL Mayhew Enid Okla Dwight Gasnor Lead SD George Tourdenpyl McMinnville Tenn H Thompson Kansas City. Crowds welcomed survivors as others remained missing. two dozen lodges reported progress and relief efforts underway. Weather and heat records noted as part of a broader mid summer pattern.
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Ore
Columbia
Elder
Middle West
IL. R. Ewart
Oklahoma City
Freduid
Okla
Mayhew
Enid
Dwight Gasnor
George Tourdenpyl
McMinnville
Tynn
German musician Weiss dies in Pennsylvania poorhouse
Aiuntown Pennsylvania July 24. A famed European musical genius Charles Weiss died in the poorhouse yesterday. Born in Germany about 70 years ago he belonged to a prominent family and was a personal friend of Mendelssohn. Weiss came to America seeking fortune but found disappointment and retired to the Lehigh mountains as a hermit. He was recently sent to the hospital.
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Aiuntown
Europe
Charles Weiss
Yesterely
Germany
Aga
Weiss
Mendelssohn
Lehigh
Agitators Gather in Seoul Suburbs Under Guard
Seoul July 24 agitators reaching provinces are refused assembly in the city and meet in suburban Whe. About 100 soldiers were detailed to disperse them yesterday as wholesale arrests of subordinates began at the palace to intercept possible communications from the former emperor and uncover plots.
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Seoul
Whe
Japan’s Proposals Spark Unease in Korea
Seoul July 24 Japanese proposals brought by Viscount Hayashi were presented to the Korean cabinet and later to the emperor. The measures, while not destabilizing the throne, are viewed as revolutionary and have caused consternation among court officials.
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Seoul
Japan
Viscount Hayashi
Marquis Ito
Buffalo Club Wins Glidden Trophy Auto Race
New York July 24 unofficially the Buffalo Automobile Club of Buffalo New York won the team contest for the Glidden trophy. It is said that fifty of the hundred machines finished. It mentions no matter how hot the weather the ease with an electric fan is noted.
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New York
Buffalo Automobile Club
Buffalo
N.Y
Government Shows Strong Evidence in Tobacco Trust Case
Government reveals access to tobacco company books and detailed figures in the suit against the American Tobacco Company. Petitions list large capitalization and bonded indebtedness exceeding half a billion dollars, with seven ninths of US tobacco output in 1906 produced by defendants.
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Washington
United States
Tobaccs Company
Aml
Eumy Hy
Tobarco Company
Imperial Company
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hard Wheat Growth Sparks Territorial Debate
Topeka reports on a government backed debate over Dur une Macananie Sprimr wheats and the hard mass. A tabulation by the beard of agriculture shows thirty-one counties along the meridian where hard wheat is nearly dominant, comprising about one third of the state's area. Acreage figures from 1901 to 1907 reveal significant increases in winter wheat plantings across multiple counties, with Clark, Cheyenne, and Ford counties posting notable percentage gains.
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Miliine
Sensor Inter Wind
Sue Tury Cebuen
Beard of Agricultar
St Whett Srewine
Tn Tsg
Siti
Aton Giese
Cheyenne
de Ustreme Horthwestert Curner
Bardermne
Colorado
Nebraski
Clark County
Deeatie County
Ford
Strike at ore mines draws US Steel scrutiny
In New York on July 4, United States Steel officials, led by President Wm. E. Caray, supervise a strike at ore mines in the Superior fields. The company vows to stand for what it calls common justice with the Western Federation of Miners, claiming the union has outlawed itself by ignoring its resolutions. The program is described as to fight without compromise.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Wm. E. Caray
Western Federation of Miners
Bonds Taxed Under Kansas Bank Tax Rule
Topeka July 24 the state tax commission issued a ruling affecting every bank in the state and about 3 million dollars of assets banks may not deduct bonds from stockholders equity for tax purposes if those bonds are not listable for taxation. The decision clarifies that bonds forming part of bank assets cannot be deducted when computing taxable value of shares and undivided profits.
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Kansas Commission
Topeka
State Tax Commission
Miners Win Settlement Over Pate Steam Dump Dispute
In Pittsburg on July 2 a long dispute between coal operators and miners over the Pate Steam Dump labor saving device, which threatened mine closures and a general strike, has been settled favorably to the miners.
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Pittsburg
Pate
Markets by Wire Kansas City Wheat and cattle figures
Kansas City markets list wheat receipts at 161 cars with nearby and deferred quotes for futures, cash grain prices for No 2 and No 3 grades across hard, red, mixed and white categories, rye, hay, butter, eggs, and cattle receipts at 11,000 head with native steers, cows and heifers, stockers and feeders, hogs, and packer prices.
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Kansas City
Btec
Cvoru
St Ze
Choice Timothy SA
Choice Prairie
Bound for Seoul Ship Headed For Korean Waters
A Japanese war vessel is reported to be en route toward Seoul, signaling continued naval activity in Korean waters. The destination underscores rising military postures amid regional tensions and ongoing security concerns.
Fusion moves in Seoul political scene with court ruling
A Cheemulpo message reports fusion efforts in Seoul involving Democrats and war vessels Kasagi Nitaka and Populists in Nebraska. The supreme court orders a writ of mandamus to compel the secretary of state to permit fusion candidates on the ballots, with primary elections planned for September 4.
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Seoul
Cheemulpo
Lincoln
Kasagi Nitaka
Nebraska
Tzushima
Gen-1
Disu
Jacketa
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
United States Building and Loan Associations Meet Opens
Chicago July 24 The annual meeting of local Building and Loan associations opened today with a large attendance.
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Chicago
United States
League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Ice Cream Flavors Listed at Wisdemaan's
A menu line lists Apricot Ice Grape Ice Maple Nut Ice Cream Chocolate Tea Cream Strawberry Ice Cream Vanilla Ice Cream at Wisdemaan's. The fragment suggests a shop offering multiple ice cream flavors.
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Wisdemaan’s
Fifty Glidden Tourists Leave Philadelphia Leg For New York
Fifty cars of the Glidden tour, from Cleveland, finish the first leg to Philadelphia and proceed to New York as the rest of the fleet heads toward the final stretch. In Superior Wisconsin the iron mine strike pushes laborers to depart, with many foreigners buying tickets home to Europe.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Superior
Wis
Europe
Insurance companies contest Perkins policy payments
Topeka July 24 four more insurers join Mutual Life of New York in contesting payments on policies held by I L Perkins of Lawrence, alleging death by self action and seeking autopay. The Capital Life of Denver seeks 340,000, Mutual Benefit of New Jersey 10,000, Aetna 5,000, and Maryland Casualty 5,000.
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Topeka
Mutual Lite
New York
Lz L. HW
Perkins
Lawrence
The
Capital Life
Denver
Mutual Benefit
New Jersey
Aetna
Maryland Casualty
Wood Ward offers disinfectants and pesticides for summer
Moth killing fumigators are available now from Wood Ward & Co with Paris Green Whale Oil Soap Hellbore and related items. The notice urges purchase before hotter weather increases infestations.
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Woodward & CO
Paris Green
Hellebore
Thirteen Pass Recent Naval Service Exam Graduates
Thirteen of thirty eight applicants passed the recent naval service examination for appointment, receiving the required mark. The successful candidates include Jacob E. Connor of Iowa and others.
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Washington
Suesful
Jacob E. Connor
Iowa
Express Firms Offer 15 Percent Rate Cut
Lincoln July 24 Five express companies proposed a fifteen percent rate reduction and the railroad commission said it would consider the matter.
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Lincoln
Railroad Commission
Contempt cited against Chicago & Northwestern brokers
In Omaha on July 24 Judge Munger cited four ticket brokers Philip II Philbin Carl A Larsen David Johnson and Ed Murphy for contempt. The case follows an August injunction against scalping tickets and the railroad claims a violation of interstate commerce rules.
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Omaha
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Philip II, Philbin
Carl A. Larsen
David Johnson
Ed Murphy
Munger
United States Court Today
Railroadompany
Interstate Commerce
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