Second Trial Opens in Vangil Murder Case
Ephraim Vangil's second trial for the murder of his wife Villa Vangil began with jury selection in Lawrence district court. The case replays testimony about Vangil's relationship with Blanche Owens and a note attributed to Mrs. Vangil, with prosecutors aiming to prove a poison murder using Rough on Rats.
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Vangil
Vaneil
Blanche Owens
Tom Harley
Ephraim Valneil
Bailey
Lawrence
Jola
Harry
Eton
Nus
Hiv Nan
Witines
Bald
Riling
Thenas
Endora
Thomas
Lawreara
Ephraim Vauceil
Villa
Marin
Mw Starley
Ephraim Vaneil
Villa Vaneil
Raymond
Governor Guild Weaker. Boston Report March 23
Governor Guild’s condition worsened overnight though later reports say it is not as serious today. In Lubeck a motor ferry upset on Lake Ratzeburger drowned ten pleasure party members. A new souvenir spoon line is noted as Gustafson introduces designs.
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Boston
Mass
Lubeck
Ratzeburger
Evangelist Assaulted in Utica Nebraska
Twenty men assaulted Rev. F. A. Miller of Lincoln as he walked to the railway station in Utica Nebraska on March 23 he was seriously injured. The attack followed his sermon in which he was accused of criticizing members of a women’s charity society.
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Utica
Neb
F. A. Miller
Lincoln
Miller
American car reaches Bakersfield and leaves for San Francisco
The American car arrived in Bakersfield California at 12 40 this morning and departed for San Francisco at daylight.
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California
Bakersfield
Cal
San Francisco
Strike Ends After Six-Week Plumber Walkout
St Louis reports end of a six week plumbers strike with a general return to work at the old scale. New bracelets and other items draw buyers as workers resume duties. wage levels cited from $1.00 to $35.00. Gus Tafson noted among participating workers.
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St. Louis
Gustafson
Market Notes and Grain Prices Across Markets
Kansas City Wheat receipts stand at 102 cars with May at 92c and July at 82 14c. No. 2 hard 95 98 4e, No. 2 red 1 10 45, Corn May 59c. Oats No. 2 white 52c. Prices on Butter Eggs and Stoves listed. legal notices include permanent injunction against Bucks Stove and Range by D C Supreme Court Chief Justice Clabaugh, restraining AFL and Hay-Choice Timothy organization from certain acts.
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Kansas City
J. HL Cohn
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor and Hay
Gompers
Prairie
Bucks , Stove and Range Company
Clabaugh
supreme court of the District of _ Colabis
Gould
Federation
District Court of Appeals
Bucks Company
Missouri
Real Estate Transfer and Estate Matters Listed
March 1 1908 warranty deeds show Margareth Gantz widow transferring 4 Clifford Oklahoma to Jack Shuler for 6400 with SE of 201419. March 20 1908 entries include Jacob Shuler cattle receipts 10000 and stock details in Lewis county with various cattle values. Ottawa University orchestra noted at 46.25 receipts with twenty five musicians slated to perform at Baptist church. tickets two Dollars. Chicago market notes list futures and prices for corn oats and hogs with scattered figures. mention of New Line and electrical apparatus stock.
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Margareth Gantz
Clifford
Okla
Jack Shuler
Jacob Shuler
Nglass County
Lewis
Ottawa University
Baptist Church
Koreans Open Fire At Fairmont Hotel Attack
In San Francisco four Koreans attacked D. W. Stevens of the Japanese consulate at Seoul last night outside the Fairmont hotel. Stevens was shot twice one bullet through the right lung and another in the groin. A companion was wounded as a bystander was captured. Stevens, with the Japanese consul, had just exited a Ferry depot when the assailants fired. Stevens may recover.
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San Francisco
Fairmont
D. W. Steeves
Seoul
Taluliy
Washington
No W. Chan
Stevens
Mevens
Court Affirms Decision in Interstate Commerce Case
Washington March 23 The Supreme Court of the United States affirmed the Kansas Supreme Court ruling in Asbell vs the State of Kansas. Asbell was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail for taking ear tle into Labette County from the Indian Territory without inspection. The Kansas high court upheld the verdict and rejected challenges claiming the law imposed an unreasonable restraint on interstate commerce.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of Kansas
Asbell
State of
Kansa
Supreme Court of the United States
Labette County
Kansas
Indian Territory
Kansas Supreme Court
Farm products value across seventeen states 1907 report
The Union Pacific passenger department reports farm products in seventeen west of the Mississippi states at 31.091 billion in 1907. Corn leads with nearly 0.5 billion, winter wheat about 200 million, hay two million. Crop value up 15 percent from 1906, irrigation credited. Nearly 83 million acres under cultivation, average value per acre 2.86. Iowa leads in corn and potatoes, Kansas in wheat, Nebraska in rye.
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Omaha
Neb
Atatistical Bureau of the Union Pacifier Passenger Department
Mississippi
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Dynamite blast hits Rock Island Daily News plant
An explosion at dawn damaged the Rock Island Daily News building and its press. The strike comes amid intensified reporting on local saloons and gambling elements in Rock Island and Chicago, signaling a possible motive tied to recent coverage.
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Rock Island, Ills
Rock Island Daily News
Rock Island
Chicago
Prince Believed to Weigh on Gould Match
New York dispatch reports Prince Helie De Savan, a suitor to Mme. Anna Gould, is believed to have arrived in the city within days. He registered under an alias, dined with Gould at the Morse home, and is said to be seeking the Amer i ca heir to press his attentions.
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New York
Prince Helie de Savan
Mme
Anna Gould
Irive
America
Prinee
WW. H. Thompson
Mme. Gould
Tyler Morse
Carter Seeks Army Rank Restoration After Graft Vindication
Oberlin M Carter formerly captain in the United States Engineer corps announces he will seek restoration to the army and his rank following Judge Kohlsant's Saturday decision vindicating him in the Savannah harbor graft charges. The Chicago Tribune reports the move as Carter's bid to clear his name and resume service.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Oberlin M. Carter
United States Engineer Corps
Savannah Harbor
Kohlsant
The Hat Came Off at the Nickel Theater
A stylish woman in a Henrietta blue tailored suit attended a nickel theater show and watched the cake walk as her entrance clothes proved too wide for the door. Nearby, Baptist church Class 5 girls pledge 25 dollars to the building fund, selling 29 cent tickets for a concert by the Ottawa University orchestra next Monday. Also advertised are new veil pins priced from 25 cents to 2 dollars.
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Hums
Lis
the Baptist Church
Ottawa University
Japan asks China to curb anti Japanese agitation
In Pekin on March 23 Chima May Aid said Tokyo seeks China’s cooperation to prevent a boycott of Japanese goods and halt anti Japanese protests tied to the Tatsu Maru incident.
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Pekin
Japan
China
Fatal ice cream poisoning severs lovers in Milwaukee
Miss Nellie Plasecka, seventeen, died from strychnine poisoning given by her sweetheart Leo Wojeinski. The poison was mixed with ice cream. After the death, Wojeinski ingested the drug and died about an hour later. Parents objected to the marriage.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Nellie Plasecka
Leo Wojeinski
Woinski
Cyclone Wrecks East Polis Louisiana injures many
Baton Rouge March 23 reports confirm a cyclone swept through East Polis Louisiana early. Atherwood about fifty miles north of here. Rollins was killed and many injured. Winds and rain caused extensive damage.
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Baton Rouge
East Polis
Louisiana
Atherwood
Rollins
Japanese Steamer Sunk After Collision Near Hakodate
Tokio dispatch reports the Mutsu Mara, a coastal steamer, sunk in an early morning collision with the Hideyoshi Maru near Hakodate. The captain and most of the 244 passengers and 43 crew perished. survivors were rescued by the Hideyoshi and another steamer.
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Tokio
Hakodate
Topeka social events and university guests noted
The Topeka Capital reports a busy social week with Mrs Elf’s birthday, a charity event by the Misses Steven, and a Kansas University alumni dinner featuring speakers Carrinth White Hadley and Moore. Fraternity vaudeville at Signum Chi, guests Dr Lyman Abbott and daughter Miss Abbott visit, with talks, lunch, and a formal Fortnightly club dinner planned.
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Ney Gilmore
Steven
Teagie
M. E. Church
Kansas Univer
Arthur Gray
Topeka
George Ade
Kansas
Sigma Chis
Alwrays
Lyman Abbott
Miss Abbott
New York
Lawrenese
Dr. Abbott
Fortonightly Ciil
Wand Meg J. W. Gleed
Dre Whbett
High Wet
Washburn College
Topeka el
N. IL. Loomis
M. A. Low
Paul Walker
W. R. Smith
Col
W. I. Rossington
Charles Blood Smith
Silas Porter
Hi. P. Wilson
R.W. Blair
H.A. Scandrett
David W. Mulvane
Senate adjourns for Florida Senator Bryan in tribute
Washington reports the Senate adjourned today out of respect for Bryan of Florida who died yesterday marking the session's fifth death related adjournment. Also, a Paris dispatch notes the formal extradition request for Paul Roy, accused of murdering George A. Carkins at Newington New Hampshire, was received by the American embassy and sent to the French foreign office.
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Senate
Bryan
Florida
Paris
Paul Roy
George A. Carkins
Newington
New Stampshire
Ji Foreign Office
Morasch Trial Resumes In Poison Case After Break
In Kansas City on March 23 the circuit court reopened the trial of Mrs. Sarah Morasch charged with poisoning four year old Ruth Miller. Developments are expected to Washington as the U S supreme court also discusses railroad rate law issues connected to the case. A key point is whether the rate law penalties are constitutional and whether Morasch’s letters relate to the alleged crime.
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Kansas City
Sarah Morasch
Ruth Miller
City
Kansas
Eday
Washington
United States
Minnesota
Morlaw
Investigating Lumber Trust Case Opens in Missouri
Louis March 23 Special Commissioner Robert G. Mitchell of Macon presided as testimony began in an investigation into alleged lumber trust activities in Missouri in potential violation of antitrust laws. The hearing follows ouster proceedings started by the attorney general in the Missouri Supreme Court against several lumber concerns.
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Louis
Robert G. Mitchell
Macon
Missouri
Supreme Court
Paolucci Hanged for Murder of Sweetheart in Washington
Joseph Paolucci, 20, Italian, was hanged in Washington today for the murder of his sweetheart Elizabeth V. Dodge in September 1906. The news notes a historic execution and names the involved individuals, placing the event in the capital city.
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Washington
Joseph Paolucci
Elizabeth V. Dodge
Woodward resumes testimony in Groves murder case
Woodward a part owner of the Kansas City Post and noted theatrical figure resumed cross examination today in the General Richard C. Horne murder trial. He had been detailing his relations with Hors before the shooting when court adjourned Saturday.
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Kansas City
O. D. Woodward
Kanna City
Richard C. Horne
H. J. Groves
Woodward
Hors
Death of Well Known Soldier Dies in Baltimore
Briga dier General Jacob Kline U S A retired died today at Johns Hopkins hospital of kidney disease. He was sixty eight years old. He served in the Civil and Spanish American wars and made a splendid record during his career in the army. New York March 23 For one of the leaders in the rural profession in this country a pold Eidlitz died yesterday at the age of eighty four. Last week of the Picture Exhibition there will be a talk about the.
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Jacob Kline
Johns Hopkins Hospital
New York
Pold Eidlitz
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