The Anarchists Plea for New Trial Shown in affidavits
Written motion for a new trial in the Chicago anarchists case is filed at Caicavo with eight affidavits supporting it. Affidavits recount juror statements and alleged new evidence, while Riots in Paris and minor quakes near Cranuzatos are noted as contemporaneous events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caicavo
Spies
Schaab
Fielden
Neeve
John Sorrell
Jaror Randall
Fischer
Parsons
Deluse
John Philips Deluse
Indianapolis
Takioz
New York
Chicago
Haymarket
Oscar South
Jacob L. Bieler
South
Thomas J. Morgan
Denker
Morgan
Counsel
Defense
Cole
Grinell
Buncombe
Widespread cattle disease trials and cabinet meeting notes
Reports from Cetcaco and Wasarleton detail rising concerns over a contagious cattle disease affecting quarantined livestock and disputes over attributions to distillers and veterinarians. The White House cabinet met to discuss routine departmental questions while a fatal rail wreck near Alixspare and a socialist protest in Szirste are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pienro-Poe
Monia
Cetcaco
Salmon
Pekin
Royal arch masons hold twenty sixth biennial convention
WasmNotox reports the twenty sixth biennial convention of the general grand chapter of royal arch masons of the United States opening in the city with a parade and closed session follow up. Boston notes a senate sub committee meeting on foreign relations preparations for an investigation. Clyde Ohio nominates Frank H. Hurd for congress on the first ballot. Lexington Tennessee Republicans nominate Samuel W. Hawkins for congress. New Haven reports Democratic state convention naming temporary chairman A E Burr and slate for governor and other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
United States
Boston
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States Senate
Tremont House
Totxpo
Clyde
Ohio
Frank H. Hurd
Congress
Mumpurs
Tenn
Tennessee
Lexington
Samuel W. Hawkins
New Haven
A. E. Burr
Kaward
Cleveland
Edward E. ‘Bradly
Bryan F. Mahon
W. W. Skiddy
Malcolm R. Griswood
Kansas Fair Opens in Promising Inaugural Meeting
The Kansas fair association held its first meeting today under favorable conditions with fine weather. An unmatched exhibit of losses is noted for the state. Tomorrow features speed ring events including a three minute class with five entries, a 2:30 pace with eight, and a 2:40 pace with five. Gail's Hair renamer is advertised as a hair dressing.
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Kansas Fair
Kansas Fair Association
A Day of Glory for Wichita and Visitors
Wichita honors Hon. Jas G Carlisle and wife with a grand city reception at Turner's Opera House. A two hour social program features Shaw's Orchestra and a formal introductions by the reception committee. A banquet at Grand Army Hall later offers about one hundred places for the distinguished guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Jas. G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Turner
Opera House
Shaw
Carlisle
Sod
M. M. Murdock
Grand Army Hall
Destructive storm hits Brownsville and Matamoras path of ruin
Reports from the Texas coast and border city Matamoras describe a week of torrential rain up to 26 inches, 100 mph winds, hundreds of homes destroyed, thousands displaced, and widespread flooding. Telegraph lines, railroads, and quarantining stations were wrecked, with relief efforts begun as residents face intense hardship. A four masted English vessel wrecked south of the Rio Grande mouth, its crew saved.
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St. Louis
Texaa
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Texas
Matamoras
Matamoros
Monterey
Matamoris
Point Isabel
Jerome Park and Springfield Races Report
Jerome Pang on Sept 28 reports six races at Jerome Park with Gleaner, Connemara, Mollie McCarthly, Stonebuck, Allonis, and Judge Griffiths winning respective events. In Springfield Mo on Sept 28 the day featured Black Diamond defeating Lady Parrish in a half mile heat in 49 seconds, near record pace.
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Jerone Park
Jerome Pang
Gleaner
Hamsay
Connemara
Trassic Rune
Mollie McCarthly
Ferona
Stonebuck
Preciosa
Allonis
Partico
Judge Griffiths
Major Picket
Rpllingfield
Srrmorizo
Black Diamond
Lady Parrish
Oklahoma free from intruding whites but boomers rush rail lines
Interior Department reports Captain Price of the Fifth Cavalry says a part of Indian Territory between Beever and Stillwater remains free from encroachment. Boomers have largely shifted to railway work and await Congress decision while promising no further occupation.
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Ashington
Interior Department
Price
Fifth Cavalry
Ccillacea Creek
Indian Territory
War Department
Oklahoma
Beever
Stillwater
Couch
Congress
Weather Summary for Sept 29 in Missouri and Plains
The forecast calls for fair weather in Missouri and surrounding areas with slightly warmer temperatures and variable northerly winds. Kansas and Nebraska should see fair skies with a rise in temperatures and winds shifting to the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasulatox
Tinos
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Baseball scores from an unsettled day
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 8 Chicago 6. At New York New York 8 Kansas City 2. At Boston rain prevented the games. At Washington Washington 5 St. Louis 2. At Pittsburg no game due to rain.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Local Merchants to Clash With Lawyers in Ball Park Game
A Friday afternoon baseball charity match pits Merchants against Lawyers at the ball park to aid Charleston sufferers. The Merchants feature Passe, Grosscup, Parke, Weaver and Gilmore among others while the Lawyers field Hutchings, Harker, Foote, Norton and Usher with Roswell as scorer. A substitute team, the Black Stone club, is also organized to fill if needed with Blair, Little, Spangler and others.
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Ball Park
Charleston
Claby
Merchants
Charil¢ Passe
Frea Grosscup
J. B. Parke
A. D. Weaver
H. H. Howard
W. W. Neviscn
Ed. Roswell
Alford
Black
Stone Elah
Hough Blair
Ed Little
W. C. Spangler
Loomis
Solon Williams
A. &. Tremper
Charles Monroe
Earnest Coopjer
W. J. Patterson
Biscketone Club
Blind and Deaf Woman Recovers After Remedy
A description reports Mise Minnie Wallace of Atlsata regained sight and hearing after taking six bottles of B B remedy. It claims relief from aches and pains and renewed strength, noting her previous misery and paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Minnie Wallace
Atlsata
Startling Figures From Recent Internal Revenue Report
The internal revenue report shows beer consumption soaring to 642 million gallons last year with per capita use about 10.83 gallons. Tobacco use climbs with cigarettes and cigars driving totals. beer and spirits decline slightly as tobacco rises. Total retail cost of these items to Americans surpasses 1.19 billion dollars.
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Internal Revenue Report
Basia
F.f.cen
Washington Cor. N
Tribune
Market Report from Lawrence Local Market
Live Stock indicators show Kansas City prices with trade steady but quality improving. Cattle and calves demand remains moderate with steers averaging around 4.30 to 4.75 per cwt and feeders near 4.90 to 5.00, while grain and produce values reflect mixed movement.
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Kansas City
Gidod
Gommee
Grassermani
Diverse Farm Goods and Market Prices Listing
A jumbled farm goods list shows Banass City Produce items, dairy and poultry notes, grain prices, and market receipts. Included are prices for eggs, butter, hay, potatoes, flour, wheat, beef cattle, and dairy goods, with scattered notes on shipments, months, and market conditions.
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Priges
Prica
Leed & Glued
National Bank Beilding
Thacher
Rational Bank
W_ & SPANGLER
Bank Bulldie
L. Tosh
Colletions
Uncein County Court
Honee
Stevens
General Insurance Agct
Wells Fargo Express
Pierson
Igerehy Purlie
Heal
Sorvaito
Messachnectta
Lawrence
Kus
Cba
Utter P
D. C
W. Murply
Riley
North Lawrence
Real
Mueenci
Atrnet
W. Howe
Crew & Co
Ature
A J. Griffin
E. Manatchusetts Street
Jeanch
Win- Lurop Street
Varien & Son
Brasa Gaz
Geo. M
Massachusetts
Yeux Egner
Mass
Attaurant
Banking
W. FP. Maas
Saehfer Ree
National Bank
Viret National Bank Chicaco
Laclede Bank
Loule
Kounty Broa
New York City
Tracher
W. Hanuxr
A. Hawarr
the National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Sail
Europe
Paris
Paris- Paris
Armand Barbes
Bianqui
Carcassonne
Department
Ande
Barbes
Cranuzatos
Wiggin
AG. Jamon
W.E. Unrerna
Merchants Bank
Ees
Northwestern Conservatory OF Music
Minneapolis
Orean
Yous Gy
Yoiss
Wald
Mlersons
Charles EL. Morse
Washington Notes
Wasarleton
White House
Lamar
Genraal Vilas
Fairchild
Jenks
Manning
Jending
Rockford and Hock Falls
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rock Falls
Szirste
Schuman
Baker
New Oatlans
Joseph Baker
Eighth Ward
Frank Waters
Waters
Royal Arch Masons
Gail
Ailssourt
Pacific
Carcaoo
Board of Livestock Commissioners
Springfield
Salman
Bureau of Animal Industry
Batman
Ottawa
Canada
J- G. Carlisle
Sporting News
Birlio
Cincisnati
Cincinnati
Washington & Baltimore
Ohio & Mississippi
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton
Separta
Mo. Pacific RR
Manitou Station
Liquor Dealers In Convention
Loxpos
Bornley
Wilmington
Del
Burton's Bay
Accomac
Ieee Thir
Diameer
Sotasion
Basso & Comic Opera Company
Consy
Faruhenr Sp. On
F. Suri
Srr
Jetee County
Floue—Batell
Momer
Youx
Peter Be Detal
Banass City Produce
Banas Crt
Phe
Iid
Eagle Tow
Lg Yan Rae
Buon
Aid
Tawa
Cael
cael, 311y@didge
Wie
Wega
Provisions Park
St. Louis Ave
Beppe
Drovers Journal
Thor's
Bat
Mza
Hbabe
Sven
Pocker
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