Girl at Fort Riley Post Office Faces Trial
Miss Crowther, a former Fort Riley postmistress, stood trial in a U S district court charged with embezzling about 149 dollars from the Fort Riley post office during her tenure in February 265. The 30 year old Junction City native, described as attractive and well dressed, faced questions about the missing funds, with testimony detailing money orders, the safe combination, and book-keeping practices. The proceedings continued as prosecutors questioned witnesses and defense sought to challenge the completeness of the information.
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United States District Court
Dia
Maa Crowther
Fort King
Mins Crowther
Ace
Junction City
al- Warsbee & Tavartether
Humphrey
Judec Humphrey
Jonetion
Crowther
Hinmparey
Cribber
Sellar
Ki Glover
Matelri
Eba Byotke
Aril
Crompier
eben acottuyst_ W. Perry
United States District Atftormey
Fort Riley
Stokes
Herd
Nellie Lehane
Beast Lelant
Sido
Berry
Andy Dimi
Mr. Bulligan
Miss Crowther
Milesims
Misy Neill
Telane
Topeka Boys in Blue Seeks Sixty Names for Soumany Fight
A garbled report from Topeka describes efforts to organize a guard unit with sixty young men named for a Soumany in Topeka. It mentions AD Hubbard, Tim Stower, Gerald Bughes, and a Pelitien Hesil firm involved in forming new companies as the board prepares for a meeting this afternoon.
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Topeka
Guerd
Hubbard
Hughey
Ir State
Gerald Bughes
A Pelitien Hesil
Orenniedt
Viet Toamieht
Manifold Message From The Denver Democrats
The document cites a message to Denver Democrats about a free silver victory with predictions for Kiver and frame. It mentions Allen Wy and a party assembly in Color Wo, noting unity among Westies and determinations of victory while reflecting on personal sentiment and loyalty within the party.
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Denver
Allen
Westies
United
North Topeka Notice Of Local Advertisements And Visits
Unclear local notices describe residents visiting and returning, including Miss Pathe and Mrs A O Stora bauigh, with mentions of North Kansas Avenue market items, a dental ad, a boy's return, and kinship notes involving residents in Topeka areas such as Pleasant Nisit Mettawa and Princeton. Names and places appear in a jumbled OCR form, preserving mainly location references and familial mentions.
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Benty
A.J. Rane & Co
Harris Streets
Ste Manche Stepard
Fragmentary court notes and travel mentions from old paper
Readable lines reference a trial and medical cure claims by Dr Bond’s Callie Cure and StrafiMt Hill Dr Hund’s Rentecies for Children, noted druggist price. It also mentions a Constantinepte April event and Hung Chane’s move toward Russia via the Mediterranean.
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Burcke
Bond
Callie
Hund
Hurg Chang
Constantinepte
Topeka Society Notes Mark Thornay Johnson Wedding
Topeka society chronicles the marriage last evening of Miss Mabel Johnson and Mr Frank J Thornay at the Johnson home. Guests praised the elegant decorations and attire while flowers and music highlighted the ceremony. The bridal party and families received congratulations as the newlyweds departed for Galveston and a later home arrival anticipated in May.
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Topeka Apulety
Mabel Johnson
Prank J. Thornay
Seayvenworth
Judes
Bi Jomsin
Hetutlf
Amal
Paras
Beier
Patty
Smilie
Espanamer
Watson
Lohengrin
At & Probock
Mies Madae Falinsgh
Belie
Be Melee Thomas
Fort Ledgenworth
Armem
Marie Antgtette Cuckiy
Chiffen
Wales
Paris
Johheon
Rumen Cluser
Portien Werte
Bait
Topkins Socty
Gorakh
Enlapi
Fokasom
Geneviews Thomas
Fisery Ashby
Dres den Fibbon
J F Jarrell
As Weirs
Rovers
Duriumler
Eterstraree
Brouchsl
Kansan
Als
Thomas
Bernard Thomas
Galveston
South
Evening gossip from Topeka and nearby towns stir readers
Fragmented column notes social chatter in Topeka and nearby towns about weddings, fashions, and literary slang. It mocks rushed courtship, wedding day fuss, and the quirky language of local writers while mentioning Captain June Seaton and Nelligs Wweddins amid playful anecdotes.
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Toncin
Morebook
June Seaton
Nelligs Wweddins
Tal
Leavenworth
Thomas- Jolmeon
Airtruess & LeavenWirthman
Iris
John- Phorm
Topeke
Topeka
Mike
Washburn College
Saya
Letides
Bose
America
SNAP SHOUTS AT HOME NEWS AND CITY NOTES
A garbled local page mentions Arbor Day celebrations in Topeka and a new Supreme Court room location above the governor. It notes street work in progress, bond talks among financiers, a boy arrested for jumping on a moving streetcar, and a judge’s office wedding. The snippet ends with an incomplete line about Baby Bliss.
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Exening Promenadine
Kalimsadeno
United States
Enderson
Salvation Army
Bae Mrs. Atherton
State Transfer
Henry Booth
State House
Arbor
Topeka
Ew Supreme Court
South Wing
Ramsey
Will Brown
Maud Crowther
Postminsters
M.A. DeWitt
W. A. Hartis & Co. Chiotzo
W. Penhule
Cleveland
Jamison
McNary
Tillotson
Nevels
District Court
Sherif A. T. Lucas
Kansas City
Kan
John Boyles
Bimd@y
Dori
Herbert M. Kasson
Snohemo
Mie Elles
Nora ‘Hutchins
Dover
Baby Bliss
Court and civic notes from Junction City and Kansas events
Fragments recount a city marshal disciplining a wheelman, custody petition filed by Mrs Skinner, a court elevator position for Harry Seford, a postponed preliminary examination for Enderson the diamond thief, and camera mishap at a police trial. Also mentions Governor Morrill’s private secretary, temperance campaign requests, local altercation with an old man, and notes on newsroom work hours and distribution in Topeka.
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Junction Clits
BR. Benderson
Blomond
Fred Stone
Bristow
Morrill
Dtrata
Ance Onion
Francs Miur-chy
Kansas
Frank Thompson
Copeland
Fisher
Foster
Womehed
T. F. Duran
A. W. Dies
Academy of Longuage
Lawrence
Dorin
Pegbie
Brookefant
Topeka
Becaune
Bdo
Public Works Board Hears Atchison Light and Water Plan
The State Board of Public Works convenes in session to decide separating electric light and water facilities for the Orphans Home at Atchison. Discussions consider Atchison plants similar to Betattn industrial school. Architect Holand reports roof damage at the industrial school from recent winds. board to address this and related issues.
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State Board of Public Works
John Ston
Ateitzon
Sal Miller
Tray
Mike Heory
Topeka
Atchison
Betattndustrial Schdol
Holand
Betoit
Hypnotism Case Returns Man to Prison Scene
The Sumner county murder case of Anderson Gray resurfaces as J Beckman Hore seeks a 5 pardon. Trial details reveal hypnotism influenced verdicts in the Gray Patten murder near Conway Springs. McDonald’s exoneration and Beekman’s controversial role sparked public interest and Supreme Court review amid sensational testimony and legal debates.
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J. ¥. Beckman Hore
Gray
Sumner Coun
Judes Jf Vi
Beckman
Arkin
Bae City
Stitresn
Sullge Berkman
State Board of Pardens Todas
Andersch Gray
Thaniae Patten
Grays Farm
Conway Springs
Suwier County
McDumild
McDonail
Patten
Birepe
Gry
Hindo
Gray Th
Enue
Supreme Cutet
Decise
Supreme Court
Ken Gras Gar
Eisener
Sir Diapald
Patton
Jay Archebald
Pannot
Didee Beekman
Bremner
Iunelres
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Ft. Riley
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Topeka Boys IN Blue
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Theeman
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Formar
Peka
Mra
Bonebrake
Pitts
Blanche Dienst
Hsv
Mra KB. K. Jamison
Bargaret Taulby
St. Loyie
Misa Lena Pitts
Bloomingston
Bachelors Club
Maud
Stacey
A. H. Merril
Mies
Allie Walker
Seuile
Thomas and
Davishter
Léesvenworth
Cree Cassin
EA Atlen
Hansae Clits
Trother
Id. Chierles Atlen
Westert Wemany & Sae City
Fajtiers Mtr
Toneks
Atchisen Giobe
Constance Iwentie
Voigt-McChire
Mise
Voigt
Joseph
McChire
Chindler Street
Fof
Manchester
Grant Street
Snap
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Beloit
Foi
Goa
Siesencia
Kane
Ave
Sumner County
Anderson Gray
Burns
W. Stanefield
Racsanova
Bremoers
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