Supreme Court Opinions Appear From Kansas Cases
A list of Kansas Supreme Court opinions is summarized including affirmations reversals and reversals in part. The document cites numerous counties Sedgwick Wyandotte Labette Barber Barber Grant Pleasant Har/de counties and names such as Walter Rogers Johnson Shinn and others. It notes original proceedings mandamus and mentions price and publisher details.
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PRA Curiam
Francis Tiley
Jacob Walter
Erroc
Jackson County
Traguew National Bank Tc
Rawin Rogers
Barber Graney
Ankten Edwin BR Rowers Va
Court of Appeals
St. L
Ry. Co. Ve CO
Kansas
W. C. Webb
Kansas Statute Co
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Notices
Teese Dickinson of Rochester Road died yesterday of appendicitis. Funeral is Sunday at one from the residence. Harcia E. Smith, daughter of John Smith, died yesterday afternoon at her home, services at one from Chestnut Street residence. Circles Wo of the GABR adjourned meeting set for Tuesday, Dec ith for officer elections. Angie Sprague, pres. Mart L. Gaylord, sec.
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Teese
Angie Sprague
Mart L. Gaylord
Sec'y
President mckinley may visit Cuba and Porto Rico
A Washington Special reports the president seeks a brief trip to the Caribbean after Congress adjourns. Officials weigh legality and precedent of an executive tour, with two weeks away from Washington likely, possibly traveling with Mrs McKinley and cabinet members to San Juan, Santiago, and Havana for short stays in each location.
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New York
Washington
Cubs
Porto Ribo
War
Navy
United States
McKiniay
Congress
Tropics
White House
Havana
Oles
Tampa
Executive Départment
Havens
Porte Hite
Cuba
Paria
Porto Rico
Top Milne
Dred Abwenes Coon West Nklon
Weather Turns Warmer With Likely Unsettled Sunday
May have a nice Sunday as Ceromence falls and temperatures rise. Morning read 7 am shows 10 degrees above yesterday. Washington forecast calls for fair tonight then unsettled Sunday with windy conditions. George Reinhard 19 of Lancaster Kansas and Miss Alice Huey of Nortonville wed in Topeka last night. Reinhard, a Lancaster teacher, was escorted by an officer to Topeka where Miss Killey awaited him.
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Washington
George Reinhard
Lancaster
Kan
Alice Mr. Huey
Nortonville
Topeka
Reinhard
Miss Killey
Kiley
Atchison County Nek School
Detective Harbaugh Probe Reveals Knight Templars Tactics
Testimony discloses the Furlong Detective agency was hired to probe the Collins case for the Knight Templars, with Harbaugh arriving in November to work on the matter. The cross-examination covered questions about testimonies, payments, and alleged threats to influence John’s innocence.
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Harbaugh
Godard
Furlong
Knight Templars
Collins
Harebaugh
Harbangh
Wintel
Junebeer
Jeteypaelerd
Pierson
Miss Babcock
Hier
John
Snap Shots At Home News Trade Excursion on the 1st
The text notes a planned trade excursion from Emporia on the 1st. It mentions Postmaster Nat Barnes of Kansas City Kansas, various local events and appointments, civic notices, and social happenings. The jumble includes references to dancing, school clerks, street conditions, and small-town updates with many named individuals and places.
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Emporia
Nat Barnes
Kansas City
Kan
Emtoes
Ned Osvern
Toyokai
J. B
Lections Giro
Traynee
Arkamans City
Masea
Ww. H. i. Ell
Sta
Gertrude Wyatt
Tom Boras
Tapi
Hes Court
Wermor EU
H.C
Coffey Coun
Ucene
Port Beatt
Wvestmimeer Presbyteran
Inday
Frank Baker
Kansanity
Furman Baker
Vissting
Topeka
Charles Wolff
HG. Latimer
Henry Kesler
Temaim
Faye
Representaive Hall
Senate Chamber
W. M. Gates
Concordia
Court of Appeals
Stryker
Bis
Fragmentary courtroom exchange recalls John’s dinner with father
The transcript shows a witness recalling John’s trip to Popexa with his father and a dinner at a restaurant. Questions about direct examination reveal uncertainty if John saw the detective during the trip, the witness insisting he does not declare himself a detective, and Harbaugh being excused as the court adjourned to Saturday morning.
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John
Um & Mason
Frances
Lawrence
Milas Babcock
Ed Lange
Shack
Miss
Mr. Harbaugh
John Ane
Popexa
Harbaugh
Instantaneous Relief From Asthma Claims Proven
Readers confidence grows as Rowley Snow's drug store offered free samples of Dr Schiffmanns Asthma Cure last Tuesday. Testimonials report immediate relief from spasms and restful sleep, with many claiming cure after decades of suffering. The remedy sells in packages at 6c and 1.00, with mail order from Dr Soni mam, 316 Rosabel St, St. Paul, Minn.
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Asthme
Schiffmann
Rowley& Snow
BR. Sonimam
Rosabel St
St. Paul, Minn
Pension service reappointment amid graft talk in state house
A report details efforts to secure reappointment to a pension service post amid accusations of graft. It cites a bribe-like sum to maintain a state electric plant and restore machinery room conditions. Charles J. Rice, linked to the Twentyeth Kammas regiment now in Mania, is named as a substitute clerk by Postmaster Guthrie, with Washington’s approval.
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Pension Service
State House Electric Plant
Charles J. Rice
Twentieth
Kammas Regiment
Wu Subatute
Fo Poe
Tt Rice
Wae
Roberts Convicted of Manslaughter in Paola
Paola reports John Roberts found guilty of Manslaughter in the murder of his father. Sentence not pronounced.
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Paola
Quilty
John Roberts
Telegram of congratulations to Haverhill mayor elect John C. Chass
A telegram from state house socialists congratulates John C. Chass on his election as Haverhill mayor Massachusetts. It was prepared by Mrs Annie L Diggs and signed by officials including Chief Justice Doster Secretary of State Bush and Superintendent Stryker praising the platform and urging successful implementation to inspire others.
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John C. Chass
Haverhill
Masa
State House
Annie L. Diggs
Dikges
Justice Doster
Bush
John W. Breidenthal
Stryker
G. C. Clemens
Massachusetts
America
Needs A Guardian and Rescue From Klondike
John Duffy a veteran of the Twenty third Indiana reg iment was returned from Leavenworth after officials intervened to stop guardianship efforts and a scheme to steal his $700 pension. He describes Klondike as a corrupt enclave where “cappers” and saloons fleece old soldiers, while Capt. Coyne and Bailiff Coyne pursued legal action to rescue him and return his voucher. Duffy says he was misled to stay in Topeka and fears further exploitation.
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John Duffy
Leavenworth
Klondike
Whitechapel
Duffy
Twentythird Indiana Regiment
John Coyne
P. H. Coney
Mr. Ditty
Beck
Ball John
Coyne
Captain Coy
Dutty
W. H.ll- Mame
Lawvenworth Unituren
Willams
Tapeks Y
Journal
Topeka
Jim
Hiomdike
Col Boyd's Cadets Reunion Highlights At State Office
Col Boyd's cadets gathered at the state office for a reunion with a speech by Boyd and responses from several young ladies. A group portrait was given to Boyd and cabinet likenesses were presented to each member, followed by refreshments. Guests included Nora Line, Pearl Carnahan, Lottie Deisher, Alice Bartell, Irene Arthur, Nellie Jones, and others from the company.
21st Mustered Out at Leavenworth
First Kansas volunteers totaling 1220 men and officers were paid by Paymasters Parker and Canby and mustered out of service. It took 150000 dollars to pay the regiment as many men headed home this morning. E Myers injured at Lomax when stepping from a car wheel passed over his toes and the forward portion nearly severed. He was taken to a company hospital in Kanaia City and is from Fort Scott.
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Leavenworth
First
Kansas Volunteers
Parker and Canby
E. Myers
B. Myers
Missouri Pacific
Lomax
Veeter
Company
Kanaia City
Myers
Fort Scott
Topeke
Wheat and corn markets show mixed moves in December trading
Market notes from Chicago indicate December wheat demand rising with gains in May futures. Corn and oats traded mixed on light receipts and steady to higher tendencies. Provisions remained firm after a modest rally driven by grain prices. Local cash prices for barley and other feeds were noted with moderate activity and varied futures moves across the board.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Belme
May
Liverpool
Apenegarrade
Sic
Eige
Dee
Arley—Cash
Reon Aa
Pacers
Ersten
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago livestock market mostly quiet with steady to unchanged receipts and dull activity. Cattle receipts around 3,033, hogs and sheep mixed, Kansas City market reports show steady prices for wheat and dairy items. laundry ad tacked at end.
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Kansas City
City
Dred Osco
Giese
Wrest
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