Hanged at Minneapolis for Murder in Nervy Speeches
Harry Hayward, convicted of murder, was hanged in Minneapolis at 8 o clock this morning. His last words included pleas and a strange demand to the deputy to pull the lever himself. The execution followed thirteen minutes of agony as the trap released and the county physician confirmed death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hayward
Beryf Nelabirg
Ieprward
Frank Murton
Malmburg
Hayward
Sharif
Beputied Bright
Antereou
Daputy Megardeq
von Bela
Edward Goodsell
J.T. Menolx
Cline
Alioe Este
Doyle
Harry
Doris
Clemens
Bat
Fargo
Massis
Mannix Enishm
Tim Fae
Father Cleary
Timothy
Father Chisty
Smith
Geodesti Besai
Dr. Turion
Haverard
Earth
Megaraden
Billion-dollar receivership fees eyed by Topeka lawyers
Receivership in Topeka shows enormous potential windfall for attorneys and officials with judge Caldwell to sign orders after sales. Expected payouts include about 500,000 for attorneys, 15,000 for Judge J. J. Jobino, and 50,000 for W. T. Husington, among others. Separate notes mention future board meetings, charter filings, and confirmation of a reorganized company to manage assets.
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Dudee
Caldwell
Mina
Wetvicm
J. J. Jobuno
le Bald
Sue Pad
Jurloy
TA Wy
TL Husaington
Sear'e Wecvices
Hiram P. Jillanan
A. E Wince
Tutisef Fle Wichia & Weert
Diver
J. T. & W. Eailwar
Goa
Goa Te Peak For the Servic Rendered Since the Reaigestion Is General Caungel
Bord
Tineeture
Santa Pe Aystem
Arcite
Craing
Hunzary
Mingpola
Jendure
Tk Somara Hay Enward J. Byrwind
Benjam
Oneey
Edward N. Me
Chae S
George Dom
Powlex
Duval
Ig Calla
Perfec
O Ue Special Masfer
Frank Mileham's Case Preliminary Hearing Held
Frank Mileham and W Ogee appeared before U S Commissioner EA Wagner for a preliminary hearing. They were bound over on $1,000 bonds each. Their cases will be set for trial at the next session of the United States district court on the second Monday in April.
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Kiami
Alan Ocoee
Frank Milaham
W. Ogee Walyea
United States
EA. Wagsner
United States District Court
Apell
Travesty on Law In Shawnee County Jail
A critical account describes W E Dom being allowed nightly freedom from the county jail while other prisoners remain confined. It argues the policy is unjust, noting Dom’s embezzlement conviction and questioned legality, with Thanksgiving home leave cited as precedent.
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W. E. Dom
Topola
Dom
Remodeled Exposition Building For Republican Convention
The St Louis exposition building will be remodeled at an estimated cost of 15000 to seat about 15400 as six months notice is required for delegate elections. The St Louis hotel committees will cap tickets at 4000 with veterans and other guests allocated. Horton Post and Social Club charter filed with the State Secretary listing capital 300 and directors Mussman Meisenheimer Koimer Bishop and De Bork.
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St. Louis
St. Lewis
Tsat Sight
Time
St Louis
Cheirman Carter
Horton Pool Club
Horton Post and ‘Social Club
E Mussman
McKee
A. Meisenheimer
F. PF
Joe Koimer
O. Bishop
R de Bork
Bayard Refuses Resignation Amid Impeachment Talk
The U S embassy sees press interest as impeachment demand surfaces in Washington. Ambassdor Bayard declines to comment and says he will not resign. London papers debate the incident with mixed views, praising his dignity while criticizing American party politics.
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Bayard
St. James
Sock
the Gazette
Tos
Westmaster Gazette
Hatfield
Tower of London
Globe
United States
Comet Brightens Visible To Naked Eye At Lick
The article reports Pertrins comet growing brighter and visible without aid at the Lick Observatory after days of clouds. It notes an approaching perihelion this month and predicts it will become an evening object around mid December, near 14 million miles at closest approach.
Timber Pel l on Him at Dut ton House Bridge Mishap
Murdock, a former bridge foreman, was severely injured yesterday when a heavy timber broke while he attempted to move. He slipped and his left leg broke above the ankle, forcing several weeks of confinement. Finley accompanied him to the Soldier Creek site where the work was underway.
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Muritork
Mier Creek
Murdock
Toth
Gas Plant Sale Sealed At 280000 In Topeka Deal
The Topeka gas plant sale closed at 280000 with Holliday and associates handling the transaction. A later note claimed the price agreed was 220000 and an accountant would review the company books before turning the property to the anew firm. Col Holliday arrived and conferred with company members about the transition.
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Holliday
Cal
Topeka
Lie
Ee Ehib
Eengood eaLet
Col. Holliday
Eimpaos
Dixon Found Dead in Topeka Hotel Bed
Barney Dixon, traveling for Laillard Tobacco, was found dead in his Chestardeld hotel room. Coroner ruled heart disease. family includes daughter Mario 13 and sons John Roy from Topeka and siblings. Dixon, age about 50, had sleeplessness prior to death. daughter Mark visited the hotel this afternoon.
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Meath
Barney Dixon
Chestardeld
Laillard Tobacco Company
Topeka
Mr. Dixon
Nat
Dave
Mark
Bethany
Lote
Col. Carter
Ee Milas Dixon
Colonel Carter
Dixon
Mario
John
Roy
Uxid
Sa Tina
Kinsley
Kaosus Joba
Mra Dizon
Dissection Skeleton Crime Shocks Topeka Lodes
At the Medical College the body of Mrs. A N Dake was found on the dissecting table with remains of her teeth and other parts missing. Dake, a miller, and lodge members organized meetings to ferret out the culprits as authorities planned swift action. The skeleton of Mrs. Dake was laid bare amid a grim scene stirring fears of grave robbing and violent retribution.
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A. N. Dake
Rochester
Joordan
Ilter Grean Milla
North Topeka
North
Quincy Street
Cea
Ous
J. M. Shellabarger
Mack
Mme
Mr. Stiellahareer
Schellebergen
Quincy Sirens
Dake
Fred Shetlatarger
Sexton Scott
Ara Ueke
Sexton
Gardiner
John Haiseh
1.C. van Freot
van Bleat
Duke
Scott
Fred Shellabarger
Topeks
Fred Stone
Jolie Gardiner
John Halsch
Mary L. McKinstry
Johnson
Minney Cams
W. 5S Lindsay
CS McClintonk
Albert N Dake
DeMoss & Penwell
Cme
Dakes
Medical College
Boxe
Beavens
C. A. Starbird
Gstarbird
Meno
A. Co WA
Jodges
Mes
Sevenes
Safford
DeMose & Panwell
Mall Carriera
Lime Elf
Tman
Dr. Mincey
Madicss College
Doct ors Resolve at Kansas Medical College Meeting
At a faculty meeting the Kansas Medical College resolves to curb grave desecration. It condemns recent delivery of two dead bodies to the college without consent from their interment sites and pledges to aid authorities in identifying and prosecuting those responsible.
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Kansas Medical College
Pittsburg Secures Prohibition Convention on Second Ballot
The Prohibition convention in Pittsburg moved to the second ballot as Chicago appeared nearly out of the race at the last moment. The executive committee met at the Sherman house to discuss the outcome.
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Chicaro
Canaco
Pittsburg
Chicago
Sherman House
Local Masonic Lodge Notes: Cloth Sale and Meeting News
Fragmentary notice from Apollo Lodge No. 188 Ti4feed Sees calls members to hear business and import news, with cloth sales mentioned. It records orders by the officer in charge and notes a city-wide gathering.
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Apollo Lodge
Cyrus Leland Named to National Republican Executive Committee
Washington dispatch reports Cyrus Leland Kansas Republican joins the national committee's executive panel, to aid Western politics and help direct campaign strategy. Nellie Peffer, daughter of Senator Pear, survives a bicycle collision near Cabin John’s Bridge, praised for bravery after a fall but unharmed. An irrigation bill proposes $1.4 million for arid West water storage, arguing benefits in climate and flood mitigation. House committees delayed. Reed’s lack of personnel slows task, adjournment pushed to Monday.
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Washinotos
Cyrus Leland
Kansas
National Republican Central Committee
New York
Taan
Leland
Frome
Wea
Nee Treapies
Frontie Suite Journal
Wasuixcrox
Deoti
Nellie Treffer
Pear
Cabin John's Bridge
Onazel
Shisgion
Iae Peller
Senators
Soma
Pelseipess
Abe
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Minneapolis
Aliss Ging
Baywald
Barry Hayward
Sherill Holmberg
MeKintey
St. Lois
McKin Jay
William Hatin
Ohio
Republicanational
Tsy
Gen. McKinney
Frank Mileham
Shawnee County
W. E Dom
Eick
Farrin
Peerleee Steam Laundry
W. Sth
Peerleve Steam Laundry
LODGE
Enrages
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Alburt H. Horton
Olock Thisfernoon
Ann Arbor
Horton
Tu Ain
Horton Bay
Corrain
Aitope 4
Beslurian
Crumb
National Executive Committee
East
Washington Matters
Nellie Peffer
Congressman Baker
Juisnal
Baker
Maker
Secretary of Agriculture
South Dakota
Nelly
Degie Oheirain
Mirsiasingi
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