Cesario's Trial Opens in Lyons Court Room
Cesario Santo faces trial before Judge Brevillac in Lyons. A large crowd fills the palace of justice as guards reinforce the building. Cesario answers questions with calmness while authorities regulate press reports. Witnesses named include the baker, the Lyons mayor, and others connected to President Carnot's carriage attack. The trial is expected to continue with dramatic testimony from Artigaud the gunsmith and other officials.
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Chamber of Deputies
Palace of Justice
St. Paul
Jocal Gen d' Armes
Dyirie Perfecture
Citi- Rep
J.dg
Eed
Cesario
Cette
Lyons
Lime
ISU
Cee
Borlas
M. Rivaud
Department of the Rhine
Dr. Guilleton
M. Carnot
M. Artigaud
Cesuria
Ceseria
Asssin
Lut
M. Dubreuil
Alvehus
St. Paul Privon
Saeemas
Cesario’s trial recounts murder motive and anarchist ties
The proceedings narrate Cesario’s journey from Italy to Lyons and his alleged descent into anarchism. He faces questions on morality, responsibility, and his past, including religious childhood tours and a Milan incident, with authorities noting his dangerous utterances and family warnings while detailing the murder scene and his alleged cry.
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Cesario
Motta- Visconti
Cessino
Primon
Milan
Cerio
Presiden
Anarchist Confesses in Carnot Assassination Case
Cesario declares himself an anarchist and recounts his approach to the Carnot assassination. He claims knowledge of the death penalty and criticizes the bourgeois, clergy, and state leadership during questioning by M. Brouillac.
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Cesario
Carnot
M. Brouillac
Aged Woman Arrested on Obscene Matter Charge
Mrs Lois Walsbrooker, 70, arrested on a warrant by U S Commissioner John Mileham for obscene material in a free love paper titled Foundation Principles. Paper edited for about a year and published in the Ladies Library hall on Kansas avenue. If bond cannot be posted she faces jail, a sight Topeka reportedly does not take pride in.
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U.S
Mileham
Mra
Lois Walsbrooker
United States
John Mileham
Postoffice
McAfee
Ladies Library
Kansas Avenue
Big cyclists meet in Chicago with 2500 prize purse
Chicago hosts a major wheelmen’s circuit meeting at the south side track with 2500 in prizes and top riders including Walter Sanger J B Bliss John S Johnson and Arthur Lomaden. Racing starts at 2 pm with trial heats and records expected to challenge. May involve prize records and notable competitors.
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Chicago
Cuicaso
Lil
Walter C. Sanger
Milwaukee
J. B. Bliss
John 5. Johnson
Arthur Lomaden
Johnson
Local Mention Notes Burial At Curtis and Monroe Corner
Morning of dry weather in North Topeka recalls a burial at 4 p m today at Curtis and Monroe streets. Julius Lawnon, a Swede who ran a club under the guise of the Germas, is mentioned in passing.
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Curtis
Grave desecration near Andrew Jackson tomb discovered
From Hermitage Tennessee a grave disturbance at General Andrew Jacksons tomb was found last night. A hole three feet long and eighteen inches deep was dug at the head of the grave before the intruders fled. Authorities suspect a well-connected man who borrowed a shovel nearby. The Ladies Hermitage Association oversees the site and former confederate soldiers home nearby.
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Nasuvalte
Tenn
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Gen Jackson
Tennessee
Ladies Hermitage Association
Jackson
General Isekeon
General Jackson
Ladies’ Hermitage Association
Hermltge
Ladies Hermitage
Priplets Born and Other Early World Notes
Three newborn girls arrive to Mr and Mrs Archer of North Topeka weighing 3 5 and 4 pounds. The family of recent immigrants from Russia face poverty on a small North Topeka home. Reporter notes the mother 36 with four children and father works for the Santa Fe. The piece also mentions Joseph Cook's Australia tour, royal Europe figures, and local social notes about Mrs Austin and Queen Margarets wardrobe.
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Phete
Mir
John P. Archer
Lld
West Cartin Street
North Topeka
Tiers
Pee
Ofussia
America
Mer. Archer
The
Santa Fe
Cwéar
Alexander
Napoleon
Grant
Theodore Havemeyer
Annie S Anstin
Pleasanton
Kan
Huyband
Denmark
Europe
Margaret
Italy
Tevatius Donnelly
St Paul
Philadelphia
Duke of Westminster
Rail workers in Topeka defy injunction letter from lodge
American Railway Union members at Argentine refuse to appear in Topeka court to show cause why injunction should not be made permanent. They mail a defiant letter to Clerk George Sharitt claiming no law violation and refusal to travel for court appearance. Judge Foster says order required only appearance to show cause and absence would permit permanent injunction.
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American Railway Union
Argentine
Santa Fe
United States
George Sharitt
Ancentine
Kas
George F. Sharitt
Topeka
Sim
Imax
McFanvxs
Lodge Nadal
A. R
Foster
Soch
U S A Protector Asked to Guard Chinese in Japan and Japanese in China
At the request of China and Japan the state department ordered U S Minister Dunn at Tokyo and Denby at Pekin to protect Chinese citizens in Japan and Japanese in China. It marks a war measure and follows the pattern of neutral aid observed in past conflicts. The action signals both nations’ trust in U S neutrality and fairness.
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Japan
China
Wasuthorox
State Department
U. S
Dunn
Tokio
Denby
Pekin
United States
Greaham
Paris
Novelty in Jewelry and Silverware Fashion
Jewelers' Circular notes new claret jugs with tall beak forms plated in silver and decanters nearly fully covered in perforated silver ornament. Sporting jewelry grows fashionable with gore carved ivory paper knives as silver accents. False pearls appear in varied, striking designs including an elephant face motif. A golden wedding gift features a table knife engraved with silhouettes and two diamond dates. Three ring styles dominate with yellow gold settings and multi-stone arrangements.
Dr Julia Smith nominee for Illinois University trustee ticket
Dr Julia Holmes Smith of Chicago, the first woman nominated by the Democratic state convention for trustee of the University of Illinois, is described as a prominent clubwoman and physician. Born in New Orleans, educated in New York, she married historian John S C Abbott, later married Sabin Smith, and settled in Chicago after studying medicine. She led Chicago Woman's Club and helped organize the Federation of Women's Clubs while maintaining a large practice.
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Julia Holmes Smith
Wornman
Illnois
Julia Holmies Smith
Chicago
University of Alinca
Smith
New Orleans
New York
John S.C. Abbott
Sabin Smith
Sugar Scandal Lobbyists Reported Visiting Senate Members
A report notes lobbyists visited U S senators amid the sugar scandal. The article claims lawmakers denied taking any boodle as part of the inquiry and states critics demand accountability and full disclosure from the committee.
Sugar investigation report seeks exoneration amid contested testimony
Aug 2 Wash Rambles describe Senator Grahams report from the sugar inquiry committee claiming no evidence against public men, while detailing secretary Carlisle and Mr Edwards testimony. The committee says sugar trust influence and certain discussions lack solid proof, with emphasis on policy and potential regulatory pressures. Also notes Democratic tariff conference in Washington progressing toward possible sugar tariff compromise and a council meeting on budget and sidewall fractures.
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Sugar Investigal Committee
Carlisle
Bean
Edwards
Philadelphia
Perr
Havensey
Sumer
Congress
Ite
Camden
Converekees
Lesue Aa
Ander Dieu
Wilson
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Elither
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Cesario Santo Heronymo
Alcarhot
Bite
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Ote
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Syracuse
Synacuse
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Chieizo
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Samuel R. Foster
Priplets
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Joseph Cook
Australia
Samuel D. Warren
Easton
Thomas F. Bayard
Mattapoisett
Mass
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State Journal
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