Defense Seeks Impeachment Of Castle Testimony In El Dorado Trial
In El Dorado the defense aims to impeach Mrs Castle and challenge her alleged dying statement. Witnesses will testify that Castle urged the defendant into her house and that the examinees plan to dispute the credibility of the dying declaration, with testimony from jurors and associates, including A J Morgan and others, about the events surrounding the Morrison case.
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Castle
el Dorado
Morrison
Watt
Mra Castle
A. J. Morgane
Tue Castle
Terewedy
Cinen
Wiley Custle
Jexete
Howe
Mix Castle
Jessie Marsiaon
M. A. Muller
Lirewe
Caine
Jel Morrison
Lhey
Clara Wiley
Statentent
Wien
Acatin Bramback
Ane
Ambrose
Custie
Trcuttsee
Ag Howe
Schumacher
Visicomvn
Afr
Brum
Davie
Supreme Court
Darihe Sonetary
Austin Brontasek
Care Wiley
Sian
Acre
Dalton
Trial Depicts Clara Castle Case and Dying Statement
The trial features Mrs Clara Castle and Jessie Morrison as witnesses discuss a dying statement. Dr Koogier and Edna Wharton corroborate that Castle knew she would die, while relatives recall her final moments and requests for prayers as the judge’s questions unfold.
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Mr. Kinnet
Jessie B Morrivon
Sramback
Hramwick
Mrs. Castle
Jessie Morvino
Bee
Kramer
Brumback
Edna Wharton
Wharton
Mra Cestte
Mink Morrison
Clara Buthys
Clark
Mrs. Wiley
Coste
Wiley
K. Fullenvider
Clara Castle
Wes
Dying Statement Admitted in Morrison Murder Trial
In Kansas City Maine a dying declaration from Mim Castle was admitted as evidence in the Jessie Morrison case. The statement asserts Morrison provoked the quarrel and attacked Castle, leading to her death. The ruling followed hours of testimony on the declaration’s admissibility as evidence.
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Vra Castle
Kansas City
Tn One
el Dorado
Kan
Sys
Mim Castle
Jessie Morrison
Morringn
Castte
Sells Divorce Case Involving Topeka Agent In Court
The Sells divorce case returns as W W Phillips of Topeka appears as the sells agent who sent a property description in Mrs. Sells name before a transfer. Testimony details diamonds and presents, a dramatic cross examination moment, and notes on circus profits and hardships from 1890s to 1900s.
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Sells
Topeka
Hels W. W. Phillipa
Blien McCune
Selis
A. G. Field
Hatfield
Lew Sells
Selié
Booth
Thoasx
Col. Holmes
Peter Sells
Witzens
Willam Taylor
East Byoad Street
Kauffman
Selix
Bella
Bir. J. & Suter
Cpnstle
Messrs
Hulmes
Hu- Tas
Heaumont
Tex
Lewis ‘Selts
Seta
Mir Sells
Mr. Sater
Inquests and Jewelry Marks at Sells Trial
Witnesses described a tense divorce case involving Mrs Sells and her husband Mr Sells. Evidence cited letters from 1880, confiscated items, and rumors of liquor purchases amid a property transfer. Attorneys debated admissibility as witnesses recounted watches, opals, and a Brisbane gem.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Philips
Tope
Chester
Hulme
Sells
Pater
Mio
Deine Aicott
Selis Ip
Nate
Faye
Tx Hein & Trust
Hoath
Anna
Lewi
Betis
Patten
Seti
Cay
Mr. Salle
Huting
Bud Gorman
Salts
Belle
Matins
Huling
Leyton Sheneckines
Mr. Fullaug
Austria
Ind
Bells
Sull
Brisbane
Sella
Chicago
Casualty list from General MacArthur reports in Luzon
Washington dispatch cites war department via General MacArthur at Stacabica listing casualties among Thirty-sixth and Forty-fifth infantry in Luzon. Names include Leahy, Whittier, Roberts, Jusseaume, Huber, Morris, Flausbirs, Clark, Kortz, Padesky with wounds ranging from slight to serious. several entries note abdominal, groin, thigh, and leg injuries.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Stacabica
Pilar
Luzon
Cornelius J. Leahy
San Vients
Compass
George EB. Whittier
Eambel A. Roberts
Cirte Jusseaume
Frank Huber
Gourtney Morris
Siieht
Emerson Flausbirs
Charles Clark
John G. Kortz
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Albert Padesky
Lez
Insurance Swindle Ends In Promoter's Death
Slowx City Indiana report on a life insurance scam tied to the death of a promoter. JH Burd of Laboring Men's Co operative Life assn investigated. George A Barber Webster City Iowa held a 72 dollar policy. Barber died in Pagosa, California. Mrs Mary Wright Chicago and W R Nel are named. Burd alleges the policy aimed at defrauding and that Barber died from poisoning after a scheme shift.
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Que
Slowx City
Tee
JH. Burd
Laboring Men's Co-operative Life Association
George A. Barber
Webster City
Pagosa
Cals
Mary Wright
Chicago
W. R
Eller
W. i
Barber
Hurd
A New Court for Kansas and Ninth Judicial Circuit Part
Senate debates Hay Paunceforte treaty and army reorganization bill in Washington. Bills propose tenth judicial circuit including Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah Montana and two new court of appeals. Hull criticism dominates house debate on army reform.
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Washington
Senate
H. McCalla
W. ©. Wise
United States Navy
Germany
Pettigrew
Cuba
Pritchard
Hale
Thurston
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Court of Appeals
Warren
United States
Reducing Beer Tax Heads For Action In Washington
Republican members of the ways and means committees completed a revenue reduction bill and Chairman Payne will introduce it before session adjournment. The proposal cuts the beer tax from $2 per barrel to $1.60 with a 7 cent rebate, wiping out most stamp taxes including telegrams and express receipts, leaving only the stock stamp tax. A full committee meeting is set for tomorrow to discuss the measure.
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Washington
Dec
Ways and Means
Payne
Vile
Treaty Discussed in Senate on Hay-Pauncefote Canal
Washington Dec 1 The Hay Paunce fote treaty concerning the Nicaraguan canal was briefly reviewed by the senate committee on foreign relations which handles the treaty. The panel, which had already reported the treaty, discussed it informally and agreed to press the matter in the senate. No vote was taken and the committee remained evenly split on a proposed amendment to provision for fortifications.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Bacon
Canteen Amendment Sparks Battle Over Army Bill
The debate centers on a canteen provision in the army bill restricting liquor sales to soldiers and outlining War Department orders. Chairman Hull signals a plan to advance army reorganization with a special rule, aiming for a vote before week’s end if possible.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of War
Hull
Home Committee On Military Affairs
PINGREE'S PARDON PROMPTS DELAYED MICHIGAN GRAFT CASES
Detroit negotiates clemency for General W. J. White and General A. F. Murat after their convictions in a fraud tied to naval supply schemes. Governor Pinerean grants clemency pending appeals, with court actions and witness statements outlining alleged price gouging and conspiracy within Michigan’s Guard and state contractors.
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Detroit
Mich
Pineren
W. J. White
A. F. Murat
Michigan National Guard
Cei
Faden
Eta
Beaim
Jim Witst
Genera
Ital
Essai
General White
Marsh Tome
Thule Vernon
Execs
Elemenny
Marsh Aerorte
Cape
Maruh Nameris
White
Han
Guert
Kepersl
Aine
Ted
Sony
Gotsener
Lata
Henderson
Henderson-Amee
Te Agua Beatiturion Paris
Willima L. White
Ars Bitte
Hinad Pation Sinan
Huishe Trenury
Igyehaum Co
Dividend Declared by Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway
The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway declared its regular semi annual dividend of 24 percent on the preferred stock but did not declare any dividend on the common stock amid large expenditures on grading and breakage reduction. A Wyoming non common stock issue and Commissioner Wright's expenses are noted with mentions of possible new expenditures during the last fiscal year.
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New York
Tsec
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Jon Atock
Rescue at last as new law reshapes state institutions
Broad reforms aim to curb political blight and regulate state institutions. Governor Kinsley and Senator De Bimith advocate a comprehensive law covering appointments, examinations, and removals to ensure ethical staffing and professional standards. The measure seeks to centralize control, standardize promotions, and curb patronage while protecting civil service integrity.
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Kinsley
de Bimith
Winsley
State Institutiven
Bonatir Salty Wil Dikely
Chicrmlia Wien
Jacky
Seaaradimii
Gitenkilion
Appucante
Applencia Rust Carle
Ned Sabri
Cingucuues Fion
Suver
Bolle
Froithrad
Mali
Porto Rican Legislature Discusses McKinley Policy
The Porto Rican house and executive council met to consider a proposed resolution. They debated raising funds to support the chief revenue system and discussed reorganizing municipal divisions. The gathering included officials and residents noting a Warm welcome to Governor and focus on local governance reforms.
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Island
Ger
Allan
Ban Juan
Porto
Detegnton
McKinley
Reetare
Conanies
Gwernor
Topeka Herd Plans Move to Emporia Tomorrow
In a local livestock alignment note, the Topeka Milow herd will travel to Emporia on Thursday for a gathering. The event aims to meet new stock and advance herd management, with several members expected to accompany the main group.
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Topeka
Amperia
Metiiuie
New
Myeeit
Kenperia
Kasom
Thurstsy
Ber
Sistin
Boston Pitcher Dee Leads Club Despite Harsh Hurdles
A fragmentary report notes Boston pitcher Dee, praised as the best, managed by Browha amid unclear context and references to meats, guts, and a president, with a recommendation tied to a Boston context and shifting team dynamics.
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Boston
Dee
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