Walkup Trial Opens with Guardian Testimony
The Walkup case continues as William Joy guardian of Mrs. Walkup testifies about the July incident when Mr. Walkup allegedly took arsenic. Witnesses describe Walkup’s summer sickness, treatments, and health history, with experts discussing arsenic, its effects, and possible encystment. Court adjourns after a long afternoon of cross-examinations and toxicology testimony.
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Epona
Wm. Joy
Walkup
Morton
J. H R. Graham
The
Daily Republican
H. W. Stover
Welinno
Stover
Sterry
Eclectic School of Medicine
J. B. Moor
Emporia
Mr. Walkup
Newton
Geo. Hebben
Finley
Wallace
Jay
Louphear
Kansas City
Missouri Medical College
St. Louis
Kansas City University Medical Department
Phater
City Chemcat
Chicago
Medical Journal
MR. Stead
Lonpos
Eliza Armstrong
Canterbury
William
Vernon Harcourt
SMALL POX EPIDEMIC AND DISTRESS IN CANADA AND EUROPE
International brief reports plague Canada with daily masses in Quebec City to avert small pox. Labrador coast fishermen face hardship as eschew supplies. vaccination demand rises with 1,887 vaccinated and 42 new cases reported. Other items note a transatlantic steamship voyage, trial updates in London, German budget talks, emigration plans to Brazil, Morocco fortifications, and Corea’s new foreign adviser amid German influence decline.
Resolutions Adopted by State Temperance Union at Topeka
The State Temperance Union met in Topeka on October 23 and elected officers led by President B. Kelly of Winfield and Secretary J. A. Troutman of Topeka. It adopted nine resolutions urging vigorous enforcement of the prohibitory liquor law, tighter druggist oversight, and amendments to strengthen enforcement. It criticized saloon revenue in cities like Leavenworth and urged party loyalty to prohibition and legislative action.
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the State Temperance Union
Torgaa
Kas
State
Leavenworth
Atchison and
Dodge
Stata Aoasto
Keapere
Republican Party
Kansas
McFarland
Dr. McChesney
Nine Drowned As Bridge Collapse At East Saginaw
East Saginaw Mich October 29 a crowd gathered on a bridge when a sidewalk section gave way plunging about sixty people into the river. Many were rescued though several missing and thirteen believed dead after the swift current. Names and injuries noted among witnesses including El Cowles managing editor of the Courier.
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East Saginaw
Mich
McDonald
Genesee Avenue
Sidney Fallon
James Swalls
John Rothenberg
George A. Irwin
Ei. Cowles
The
Courier
Elong
X Pile
Emerek
Fallon
John Bush
Chester Metro
Das Murphy
Iad
Telegraphic Briefs From Far and Near
Lord Salisbury remains engaged and will attend to official duties by the steamer Great Eastern. A public auction yielded £24. The Music hall in the exposition at St Louis was dedicated last night. Official health reports show 33 deaths from smallpox in Montreal. A single scull race on Lake between Laing and Hosmer ended with Laing first in 21:15. The first through train from Wins to Montreal via the Canadian line will run next Sunday. Mr. R. M. Field of the Kansas City area was married yesterday to Etta Dexter. Murray, newly appointed to Spain, was entertained at dinner by his predecessor. The Balkan conference rumors persist. The English government denies reports of Mandalay incident and notes Spain’s control of the Carolines could affect Protestant missions. Women increasingly rely on Parker’s Tonla to combat despondency and back troubles. Barber shops on the south half of Poot street. Johnson & Heylin offer special Heysingberg Ruff Remover, 9d per bottle, with claims of mild formulas.
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Wterday
Music Hall
St. Louis
Montreal
Laing
Hosmer
Etta Dexter
Murray
Spain
Mandalay
King Theban
Carolines
Bromelsick’s Boys Underwear Ad Sparks Cautionary Note
Fragmentary OCR shows a cautionary ad urging boys not to fall for Bromelsick’s before buying. Mentions free trials and Dr Dye’s remedy, with scattered references to nervous debility and school caps. Prone to unclear wording, the readable portion highlights deceptive sales language and product pitches.
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Brome
St. Ha de
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A. J. Burns
RG. Dun & Co
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Lillian Walter
Monsoe
Burns
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Western Liquor Manufacturers
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Henry Ward Beecher
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Johnson & Heylin
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