Bishop Vincent Defends Himself Over Mire Incident
The New York Voice responds to a subscriber inquiry about Bishop J H Vincent allegedly insulting a woman at a public gathering. The woman identified is Mary Lathrop, misnamed in reports, with the scene described as her platform speech at Osbutsuqua years ago. The bishop, hosting the request, allegedly uttered a loud insult while seated on the platform.
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Bishop Vincent
Mary Z. Lathrop
New York
J. H. Vincent
Mary . Lathrap
Obsutsuqua
Lathrap
Vincent
Harry St John who killed wife amid Oklahoma case
Washington dispatch recounts Ex-Governor Harry St John, born in Olney Illinois, married there, left his wife, later acknowledged a son after twelve years, and then removed him to educate him. The son, Harry St John, later killed his wife in Oklahoma.
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Washington
St. Jo&s
Olney
St John
Aod
Harry St John
Oklahoma
Catpwetl
John Stephens
Marion Township
Noble County
Bombard the Hovas by French Cruisers at Verufate
April 8 report from Port Louis Mauritia notes Papin and De Petit Thouars bombarding Hova forces near Tamitaye after a land battery attack on April 4. Malagasy commander Col. Shérvinton resigns over disagreement with the Hova government amid the engagement. Griggs Axtell advertise buggies harness and wagons.
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Port Louis
Mauritian
Col
Shérvinton
Hova
Papin
de Petit-Thouars
Verufate
Tamitaye
New Street in Cairo Near Ferris Wheel Project
Lake View property owners oppose a proposed World’s Fair style street exhibit named Street in Cairo to be built near the Ferris wheel in Chicago. Projected by George Fangalo, the plan shades Halsted Clark Wellington Oakdale streets with stalls, fortune tellers, performers, and Be Douin dancers, echoing 1893 exposition vibes.
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Cutcaco
Lake View
George Fangalo
Chicago
North Clark Street
Wrightwood Avenue
Cairo
North Halsted
North Clark and
Wellington Streets
Oakdale Street
Wellington Street
North Halsted Street
Local clergy, land sale, and church delegation at presbytery
Rev. W. F. File returns to work in Santa Fe treasurer's office after three weeks illness. A. McKeever sold 120 acres near afley Falls to Lewis Yuelka, longtime residents. A large United Presbyterian delegation travels to Lawrence for annual presbytery. pastor J. D. Pattison to lead session. women and youth delegates listed.
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W. F. File
Santa Fe
A. McKeever
Lewis Yuelka
Seasion
Mra
TL. M. Savage
J. H. McLaughlin
Sra OL & Morrow
J. D. Pattison
Sadie Mioney
Clara McDonald
Minnis Fulton
James Chamos
Walter McLaughlin
Andy Martin
Harry McKiraban
Anna Kelley
Court Opens as Judge Foster Opens April Term
Judge Foster begins the April term of the district court marking the start of a new session. Proceedings open with routine calendars and preliminary motions anticipated.
Docket Opens With Lottery, Counterfeit, and Fraud Cases
The United States district court opened at 2 pm with Judge Foster presiding. The April term may last two weeks as the grand jury sits. indictments to follow. Cases include Smalley, ex-bank president of Hiawatha, charged with embezzlement, and Topeka counterfeiting defendants Turner, Teter, Hoffkinen facing possible trial. Also listed are charges against a post office clerk, a free thinker, an obscene mail matter defendant, lottery ticket distributors from New Orleans and Chicago, plus numerous minor offenses and court activity in Topeka with post office and detective attention.
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United States District Court
Foster
M. J. Smalley
First National Bank of Hiawatha
Smalley
Roy Hoffkinen
Turner
Teter
Qen
Leavenworth
W. J. Johnson
Topeka
F. J. Vanderberg
New Orleans
Chicago
L. Gourdaine
D. M. Slocum
Walker & Co
Kansas
Post Office
Topeka News Roundup from North Side Details Local Life
North Topeka notes detail visits and illnesses of Abilene residents and locals in Topeka. Names include J B Case C B Lyon W L Byers and Mrs F S Emert with health updates. Events cover church services schoolhouse meetings and a fire scare at Shorey with tramps arrested.
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J.B Case
Abilene
C. B. Lyon
Oskaloosa
W. L Byers
Pennsylvania
C. Nicholson
van Buren Street
James Black
Monroe Street
Union Pacific Hotel Department
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George M. Curzon
Lord Scaradale
Mary Lester
United States
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District Court
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Duchess of Marlborough
Louise Hammersley
William
Dutton
Hall Price
North Topeia
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Offire
Arkansas
C. B. Maxwell
U.P
Mary Hohnbaum
Gushard & Rorabaugh’s
J. H. Heller
Western Star
Ingels
Indianola
Della Duke
Blairstown
L D. Kingsolver
Central Avenue
H. L. Gaige
William Green
Moscow
Polk Street
Joseph Matchett
A. P. Reed
Rudy
Ferris
Epworth League
Scotland
John Dolman
Stirling Castle
Nale
Clarence Holland
Battle of Mockburn
A C. Collum
F. H. Traver
J . J. Heller's
Clay County
North Topeka
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Shorey
No. 1
Barrett
John Wiley
Henry Steele
Santa Fe Junction
Rapid Transit Company
J. M. Knight
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Fair Play
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Marine Insurance Company
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