Grave Robbery Scandal In Topeka Medical College
County Attorney says warrants issued against medical college faculty amid grave robbing allegations. Scott Carr, a student demonstrator, is linked to the bandaged hand, with other faculty named in alleged misconduct and possible prosecutions. The uproar includes calls for removal of officials and potential militia involvement. witnesses and students face scrutiny as investigations unfold.
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Informa- von Seale
Kay Medical College
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Artie UiedWac
Jono E. Mingay
de Clarence Mo. Clintouk
Anthoms
City
Wes
Elvi
Coltere
Milnes
Joan- Mae
Petting
St Joseph
Kovess
Kansas City
Chops Medical Colleges
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Enis
Topeka
A.O. U
G McClintock
Doctora Mitchell
Lindsay
City Board of Health
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McCiinnek
Thin
Wdval Etudente
Snateny
Alexander
Ing. Toe Cne
Galng
Wilkerson
Snerdf
Aserif
Johnson
Wieusele
ES McClintuck
Dodge John Guntete
Judes Guikrinld Ote
Collace Snd -Dotineon
J Shelton
Ko McCustock
Ian
Scott Carr
North Topeka
Fede
Thia Cluo
Big George” Reedy
Doc Mitchell
Carr
Jim
A.N. Dake
Household Goods Moved After Threat to De J C McClintock Home
Professor of surgery De J C McClintock learned an attempt would be made to burn his house and notified neighbors. He and his family moved to nearby shelter, leaving town and returning to the city today after an absence.
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de. J. C. McClintock
Medical College
Kenses City
Shie City
Liveryman in Silver Lake Hushed by Suicide Attempt
Chas Oliver, a Silver Lake liveryman, reportedly tried to end his life Wednesday morning after consuming morphine and other substances. A friend and medical aid saved him. Oliver remained under care as Kitchell and Marburg attended.
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Chas Oliver
Silver Lake
Hic
Kitchell & Marburg
LELAND STRAINS OPPOSITION TO ONE MAN IN KS CHAIRMANSHIP
LELAND ASSERTS ALL FIERCE OPPOSITION TO HIS CHAIRMANSHIP IS ROOTED IN A SINGLE FIGURE, SENATOR STERNE OF SHAWNEE COUNTY. HE DISCUSSES THE MATTER WITH THE STATE JOURNAL'S WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT.
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Senator Sterne
Shawnee County
MR LELAND S MISTAKE IN KANSAS POLITICS FOR ST LOUIS CONVENTION
Cyrus Leland Jr national Republican committeeman from Kansas travels to Washington and discusses his stance on the national committee leadership and the St Louis convention. He asserts loyalty to St Louis backers, claims support from McKinley allies and Reed, and criticizes opponents in Topeka while vouching that he would seek a delegate seat if desired.
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Wasitixctos
Cyrus Leland, Jr
National Republican
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Washingtoo Eines
National Committee
Sejestion
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Atlanta
Speater Reed
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Reed and Leland discuss Kansas senatorial race
Cy Leland and Reed are cited shaping the Kansas senatorial contest. Leland comments on ethnicity and politics, recalling past campaigns, while Reed plans committee assignments and future national roles, aiming to represent Kansas at the St. Louis convention and stay on the Republican executive committee.
Rich South American gold deposits found near Brenon Ayres
Great excitement in Burgos Avess as an American firm shows interest after several mines opened near Mendez. Government assay reports ore yielding about thirty five ounces to the ton, indicating extremely rich gold deposits in the area.
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Brenon Ayres
Burgos Avess
Dec i
Mendez
Judge Nugent Dying in Texas Populist Line
Fort Woura Texas December 14 Judge Thomas L Nugent a prominent Populist figure and former gubernatorial candidate is dying due to diabetes and related complications. The brief reports his illness and fading condition as of early December.
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Texas
Fort Woura
Tex
Thomas L Nugent
Goveror
Reed Busy in Capital as House Committee Fights Continue
Speaker Reed stayed at his hotel working on committee formations amid a looming adjournment for Christmas. Dingley of Maine is favored for Ways and Means chair, with Henderson and Cannon contending for Appropriations. Milliken, Boutelle of Maine, and various others are named for key posts as leadership contests intensify.
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Reed
Capitol
Congress
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Illinois
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Imeans
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Appropriations
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Miwans
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Caunno
Appropriations Committee
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Oregon
Hooker
New York
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Hite
Uituolss
Stone
Pennsylvamia
Rallyout
Powers
Vermont
Walker
Mississippi
Hepburn
Iowa
Electiona
Daniete
Oxual Sifsirs
Bautelle
Alaine
Justice Martin On Sugar Industry At Medicine Lodge Case
Chief Justice Wavias Martin appeared as attorney before Judge Foater in a case about the Medicine Lodge sugar works. He opposed a motion to set aside an appraisement, noting the plant’s depreciation from $109,000 original cost to $12,000 after two appraisals of $35. He argued the industry is nearly destroyed by tariffs and bounties, saying little sugar is produced, and the Medicine Lodge plant can operate only at immense loss.
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Foater
Martin
Medicine Lodge
Foster
Louisiana
Fort Scott
Democratic Congress
Kansas
Chicago Alumni Banquet Honors Epker University Figure
The Chicago Alumnus of Boxer University Baldwin Kansas hosted a banquet at the Sherman house last night. Hugh A. Jones served as chair. About six women attended as grateful guests and attendees.
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Epker Univergetey
Chicago
Boxer University
Baldwin
Kas
Shermas House
Hugh A. Jones
Federation of Labor Debates Postal Savings Banks Proposal
At a Federation of Labor meeting in New York on December 11 a motion urged Congress to promote postal savings banks to protect workers’ savings and offer safe deposits, arguing against private banks and bond-driven profits. Debate followed over financial legislation and the upcoming officers’ election.
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Federation of Labor
New York
Committee of Fasolution
Alles G. Thurman
Federation
Congress
Brutmwood
T He Printers
Denver
Ingleside to Take It Up With Associated Charities
A meeting of Ingleside managers with Edward Wilder representing the Associated Charities discussed supervising the charity work. The board showed willingness to consider a definite proposition from trustees, with a proposal anticipated in a few days. Mr Wilder expects arrangements to distribute aid this winter under Ingleside ladies supervision, requiring a large corps of helpers.
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Associated Charities
Jupleside
Edward Wilder
Associated Charitise
Engleside Board
Cromerlven
Wilnee
Eagleside
Jarvis-Conklin Sale Reorganizes Company Into North American Trust
The Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trade Co was sold today to the North American Trust Co of New York in a court sanctioned reorganization. The assets include bills receivable and mortgages across Missouri, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona and other western states. Realized value is $702,625 with $250,000 capitalization for the new firm. Samuel A Jarvis, formerly president, leads the reorganized venture as part of a plan backed by 93 percent of creditors. stockholders face no cash loss and no 20 percent cash assessment.
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North Asnecians
New York
Jarvis-Cookil
Missouri
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Orepox
Arizona
Wcrete
North Acan Trust Company
Samuel al. Jarvis
Ferrente
Sharshuiders
Marvie-Conklin Company
Burial of Mrs Burch Sister of County Official
The remains of Mrs W. F. Burch sister of County Attorney Satford arrived from Chicago at 1 15 this morning. Interment was at Topeka cemetery with funeral rites at the Elocbopsi church performed at the grave by Rev Guy Minor. Mrs Burch, a former Atlanta resident, had been at Luke's hospital Chicago and earlier lived in Topeka where she was organist at the Church of the Good Shepherd.
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Thee Cox
Mra W
Burch
Chicago
Topeka Cemetery
Eolucopsi Church
Guy Minor
Atlanta
T Luke's Hospital
Shiv
Topeka
Church of the Good Shepherd
A Friendly Fight Sparks Panicked Rumor Run
Disturbance in Stamboul yesterday triggered rumors of riot in Galata and Pera after quarrel between two Armenians led to gunfire. Panic spread despite report that rioting was not extensive. concern centered on security and local tensions. A later note mentions tobacco policy debate and potential government funding to mobilize troops, plus oil well prospects in Indiana and water works by a Chicago firm. Joint meeting call issued in STL area by A. O. UL. W. members.
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Den
Stamboul
Galata
Pera
Turkey
Eid
Intiane
Chicago
Werkmern
Apoo
Quincy Sireen Cla Staxtrey
Agitation Over Santa Fe Rail Link Reaches Golden Gate
San Francisco debates securing the Santa Fe line and extending the road to the gate city, with optimism that the route will soon reach San Francisco as political and public interest grows.
Santa Fe Western Terminus Debate Persists in Topeka Gossip
California railroad circles discuss Santa Fe plans to move western terminus to San Francisco. Foreclosure sale figures spur belief the debt reduction improves finances, while officials debate Mojave to San Francisco routing and possible future Santa Fe trains into San Francisco despite current ties to Southern Pacific.
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Topeka
Mojave
San Francisco
Kiplay
Robintun
Satta Pesow
Fin City
Southern Pacific
HieaVanen
Hustington
Uniecushees
Thas
Huntington
San Joaquin Valley
Carata Us
Valley
Gemma
Venevian official stance on reparations and incidents
A Venezuela official dismisses involvement in proposed reparations linked to the incident and stresses the Uran and Wietausdare Pute events are inseparable, with Lord Salisbury viewed as likely to separate them from the border dispute.
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Cuitta Bratea
Great Britain
Lord Salisbury
Venevni#an
Uran
Judge Thurman’s Death Shocks City. Courts Adjourn, Meeting Planned
Prolonged sorrow follows the death of Judge Veurinan, with city elites taking action. The supreme court adjourned to Tuesday and the court of common pleas to Monday. A board of trade meeting and a public gathering are scheduled. Postmaster Senter secured Washington permission for a memorial, and flags will be placed at public buildings and city landmarks. A large volume of telegrams of condolence has been received as A. E. Smith departs to assume a higher audit role in Denver’s rail system.
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Sercow
Carenes Deo i
Veurinan
Supreme Court
Washington
Nations
Case Deleude
Beys
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