Topeka Doctor in Embalming Case Faces Malpractice Charge
A Topeka physician, Sv. Ed. R. McIntyre, accused by Cook County authorities of malpractice after a Topeka woman died during an embalming procedure. Chicago dispatches claim he was arrested in Illinois and faces potential penitentiary time. The report recounts a chaotic sequence at a Topeka office and in Chicago, with witnesses questioning his sanity and a lengthy trial path ahead.
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R. McIntyre
Topek
Chicago
Ulu Curoner
Cook County
St Louis Chronicle
Vasisde
Waipan Geil
Kigabelle Baymond
Tirka
Beer Toni
Tiga Street
Atemiel
Fou
Pevepreitete
du Morice
Watt Alston
Uilaire Lavenket
Bere
Devetul
Buines
Beutierts Wurder
Topeka
vLaitteges
Lim
Iro
Fil Kuteie Avenue
Best Scimner
National Medical College
Rayman
Bia Weft
Passiolana
Cottaiming
Taidp
Crank Poleon
Irrigation Policy Sparks Federal Role Debate
Congressman Case Broderick wrote to State Treasurer Biddle urging a federal plan to build reservoirs along the eastern foothills to the Rockies. He warned that without government control Wyoming and the Dakotas would gain at others’ expense, and that Keosna and Neususwe voting might not aid solving the water problem. A fusion Democratic conference at the Thronewesternity to nominate a fused state ticket did not occur.
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Hroderick
Case Broderick
Intier
Biddle
Congress
Brinterick Sage
Rockies
Courade
Wyoming
Dakotas
Konosas
Netrasita
Keosna
Neususwe Pot
Tvel
Westernity
Old Anse Right Soared Above Washington Monument Feat
In Washington August 27 Billy Schriver the salar catcher for the Chicago club dropped a ball from the top of the Washington Monument. The feat, long deemed impossible, drew a crowd as experts debated the risk and mechanics, with Schriver finally succeeding after attempts by Buck Rhodus and others failed.
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Washington Monument
Wes
Wastisotos
Billy Schriver
Chicago Baseball Club
Washington
Eanee
Schriver
Carden
Anton
H. P Barney
Arilegion
Cne
Hinss
Barney
Eitcher
Anwon
Bellriver
Wnt
Mother
Griffith
Ha'echigsena
Phayi
Seleriver
Gorman Advised by Physicians to Rest in Europe
Senator Gorman is described as very precarious in health and urged by doctors to retire from work for a long period. His family and friends fear breakdown if he continues, with suggestions to travel to Europe for rest while Congress is in recess.
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Gormen
Gorwer
Gurman
Europe
Washington
Sartoys
Seniator
Gorman
Lung
Newell's Funeral Procession Heads to Chicago
John Newell railroad president dies. Body taken from the temple to Lake Shore depot for a special train to Chicago. Prominent manufacturers, railroad officials, and family members aboard. interment unknown, possibly Chicago or Massachusetts. Funeral arrangements to be finalized. Captain Carter receives telegram from Prince of Wales regarding racing decisions.
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Chicago
Youngstows
Jobo Newell
Mentor
Ouls
Bre Newell
Ube
Dean
Inter Treat
Ciicage
Massachusetta
Bonded Warehouses Free Entry Under New Tariff Law
Vasarreros Aug. 27 Secretary Car Tiele directs customs that goods in bonded warehouses under the McKinley law that become free of duty under the new tariff act may enter without export and re import. The ruling especially impacts wool stored in bonded warehouses and allows aggrieved parties to appeal to the courts on technical grounds if necessary.
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Vasarreros
Car Tiele
Congress
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
Biltmore
New Orleans
Chicago
Port Townsend
Thessaky
Crista
Treasury
United States
Vanezorle
Columbis
Hovtile
J. G. Camiiene
Carlisle
Board of General
Chance to clean out legislatures this fall for US Senate
Fall elections will choose many state legislatures that select US senators whose terms expire in March. The piece lists Democratic and Republican senators by state, notes prior replacements, and cites key appointments and successors, including Wetmore and Gear, with mentions of Hunton and McLaurin selections.
Legislature elects successors to vacancies in several states
Legislatures already elected will name successors for vacancies in multiple states. Democrats Blanchard of Louisiana and Jarvis of North Carolina and George Perkins of California with John Patton of Michigan were chosen governors to fill gaps. Fall elections will allow legislatures to pick remaining term replacements. Montana, Washington, and Wyoming each have one senator whose vacancy will be filled by the upcoming state legislatures.
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United States
Wasaisutos
James H. Berry
Arkansas
Mayhew Butler
South Carolina
Dunelson Caffery
Louisiana
Johoaus N. Camden
W. Virginia
Hichard Duke
Texas
Isham G. Harris
Tennessee
W. Lindsay
Kentucky
John Martin
Ranses
John H. McPherson
New Jersey
Matt W. Ransome
North Carolina
Patrick Walsh
Georgia
Juin M. Carey
Wyomire
We EB Chandler
New Hampshire
Shelby M.cullom
Iminuise
Wi. P. Frye
Maine
Anthony Higgins
Delaware
Sere Hout
Massachusetts
Charles F. Manderson
Nebraska
James McMillan
Michigan
K. F. Pet
Alabama
Mhiwle Iland Hies
D.xun
George Peabody Wetmore
Tuwa
Wilson
Gear
Walthall Ledulreaty
Mississippi
McLaurin
Huniva
Virginia
Senator Martin
Oregon
Seawors Morgan
Dolph
N.C. Blanchard
Thomas J. Jarvis
George Perkins
California
John Patton
Montaosa
Washington
Wyoming
Chicago Enveloped by Dense Smoke From Lake Michigan Fires
Lake Michigan lay hidden in thick smoke caused by Wisconsin and northern Michigan forest fires for three days. Navigation was dangerous as visibility dropped to a quarter mile. Steamers arrived late and many boats searched for guidance amid the smoky haze.
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Lake Michigan
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Sud Nad Ta
Capisine
Insane Child Scandal Haunts Kansas State Hospital
State asylum officials face criticism as infant births behind bars prompt calls to reform the system. Dr. J. H. McCasey and Dr. Pilcher sustain management amid allegations of misused spaces and inadequate separation of patients. Public outcry grows over governance and potential state responsibility.
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J. H. McCasey
Weture
Tadianajwlis
Kansas
Doctor McCasers
Doctor Pilchers
Poweus
Fuether
Osawalumi
State Board of Charities
Brother’s Death Blamed On Private Telegram Misread
A Topeka man learns his brother Joseph J. McNamue died by his own hand in Duluth Minnesota after a telegram reports the body found in a lake. Authorities say no clear motive is given but a family friend suspects a miscommunication about causes. The two McNamees formerly ran a Kansas avenue commission business. J J McNamue had moved west of town on a small farm and had faced financial losses.
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Bweph CC
McNumner
Duluth
PA McNaumeo
Washburo Cestlere
Yeterday
Minn
Joseph J. sleNames
Associated Press
Varie
Mieb
Bethan
McNemees
Commission
Kansas Avenue
Shawnee Democrats May Nominate Separate Ticket in Pht County
Shawnee county central committee issues call for a county convention to nominate candidates for county offices. Caucuses to select delegates will be in the city wards Thursday September 6 between 8 PM and 9 PM, and in the country Saturday September 10 between 4 and 7 PM. Cranberry Center Wisconsin reports cranberry growers suffer heavy losses from fires near Mather.
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Pht
Denverstic County
Shawnee County
Eal
Court House
Palace Sleeping Car Plant to Rise in Hiawatha Kansas
Ex Pullman employees backed by Chicago capital organize to build car and shop complex at Hiawatha Kansas. Local investors buy 50000 in stock while Chicago backers hold 200000. Louis Meyer president and C O Allen secretary plan site selection and immediate start. Allen, inventor of a new palace sleeping car, has attracted bids and royalties. Eight hundred workers will begin once preliminary plans finish.
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Kansas
Hiawatha
Kans
Pullmas
C. O. Allen
Bullman
New York
Louis Meyer
Pullmao
Aid
Pullman
Deputy Marshal Injuries Report After Boulder Bogey Incident
Deputy Marshal Leon De Bust and Deputy James Gray were involved in a bogey accident at Leavenworth on Saturday. Gray sustained a serious back sprain and minor head cuts, while De Bust was not seriously hurt.
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United States
Murelat
Murelial Leon de Bust
Leavenworth
James Gray
Gray
Whisky Trust Loan Off and Tax Fight in One Day
Russell Sage says loan negotiations with the whisky trust are off for now due to vows of individual responsibility by the trust reps and disagreement over interest and commission. Taxes on goods expected to be paid at five million dollars by nine o clock, with sales of whisky inching up amid last minute fears of a tax strike. Also reported: Breck Bob Indian land cave case advances in Jefferson County with settlements offered at five dollars per acre. Knox Salt, Stebbins Evans sue Samuel Barnes for stockholder liability at United States Savings Bank. Young case rehearing sought in probate court. Prof. S. G. Watkins heads to Osage County for suffrage address. Mallemas wedding at Hamilton Hall Wednesday night.
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Russell Sage
Whisky Trust
Beng
Peon
Ile
Egberfest
Seitie Hinck
Joleson County
Carney
Ncre Knox Salt
Stebbins & Evans
Samuel Barnes
United States Savings Bank
Sime
Banker Bryant Quests at the Pullman Cashpit Inquiry
Testimony before the commission centers on the Pullman company’s ownership links to the bank. Bryant describes deposits, rent checks for workers, and nonmandatory rent deductions. A clergyman testifies that reports of Pullman suffering were exaggerated and praises working conditions. A separate insanity case in probate court features Eliza Hay, whose delusions include giggling and misdirected aggression, leading to commitment.
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Bryant
Btriter Commission
Kerous
Pullman Company
Pullman Southern Car Company
Peluce Car Company
Brysut
Pullmas
Lew
Oeae Ee
Ieee
Id Oal
Cou Ie
Trant
Keronn
Kr. Bryant
Jennie Curtis
Pullman
Buck
Wit Dts
Misa Curtis
CG $F Eston
Church of the Paternity of
New York
Pollina
Batu
Saale
Curtis to Arrive Saturday for Topeka Reception
Seaman Curtis is slated to arrive in Topeka next Saturday receiving a formal welcome. Secretary Watson of the Republican county central committee reports the plan to hold a reception in Tanai kum fall Saturday afternoon with Republican participation anticipated as a notable tribute to the public officer. Chairman Wilson plans to sail for Europe in September departing New York aboard the American line to stay about a week for expected benefits. Additional items note Denver conductors and excursion travelers preparing for a Yellow country and Pacific coast visit as part of a broader travel wave.
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Seaman Curtis
Lelegraus
Watson
Republican County Central
Charles Curtis
Topeki
Suv
Tanaikum
Wilson
Kareps Waswixatos
House
Ways Andment Committee
Europe
New York
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Young
5. G. Watkins
Osage Cay
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Protate
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Haylea Woran
Tiewe
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Mattway
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