Ayiles Acquitted After Weak Prosecution Evidence
Bert Arrem, charged with criminal assault on Alice Niccam, was acquitted by Justice Grover as witnesses failed to prove guilt. The jury found the prosecution’s case weak and Niccum could not positively identify Arrem. Local reaction noted bitterness among supporters of Ayres. defense argued absence of alibi and conflicting testimonies. The article also references unrelated local business names and addresses in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alte Seren
Tepumaet
Bert Arrem
Alice Niccam
Tegumeat
Grover
Miss Nicsas
Ayres
Son of Rosseille rep sails to South America for fortune
C Sherman Soo, son of Representative A C Sherman of Rosseille and ex University football captain, departed New York for Montevideo to seek fortune. His father opposed the move and warned he would withdraw financial support. The youth carries a personal letter to the U S consul in Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sherman
Soo
Shersoan
bin Atirian Sherman
Representatye
A.C Sherman
Rosseille
State University
New York
Montevideo
South America
Bhe
Blesos
Atieren
Benster Sherman
Nin
United States
Mocveviten
Engaged to Tilden Bride Weds in New Orleans Church
A marriage took place in New Orleans yesterday connecting the woman once betrothed to Samuel J. Tilden with J. E. Stauffer, a ware merchant. Stauffer, who died leaving her $100,000 in his will, wed at the Jesuit church on Baronne Street, with Topetalceam Lenedry of 625 Jackson Street noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Jn
New Orleans
George & Eastwick
Bastwick
J. E. Stauffer
A Stauffer
Samuel
Tilden
Jesuit Church
Baronne Street
Shots At Home News From Topeka and Nearby
A jumbled Topeka columns listing social notes, weather, and local events. Mentions Mr and Mrs George H Whitcomb welcoming a son, Topeka figures attending meetings, school and church activities, and various residents traveling or connected with state politics. Occasional details on crime, fires, and local happenings populate this broad snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University At
Lawrence
George H Whitcomb
Bugese Sherum
Garthare
Augustus Nash
Topeka
Aes
Barefoot man walks through storm to ill aunt in Orange
John Connors, 50, left his bed in Derby barefoot and in night clothes during a foot snowstorm. He walked six miles through cold and wind to reach his aunt Mrs McEnery in Orange after an apparition warned him she was gravely ill. He was found by a search party and is now bedridden from exposure. Mrs McEnery suffered a severe stroke at 10 that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtri
Abe
Clemens
McLallin
St Lewis
Sage
Hichland
John de Lasuw
Court House
Europe
Topeka
Interstate Literary Association
Atchison
James A. Page
Topeks
Safford
Mazen
Corgier Bailey
Kansas City
M. E
George Willeal
Dicken
Parkdale
Liocols
Charles K. Tharris
Lewis Kas
Penn
EL Larson
UC Kansas Avenue
North Topex
Connecticut
Ucksy
Cann
John Connora
Michael McEsery
Orange
McEnery
Connors
Mra McEnery
Derby
J. H. Fouehs
Christmas Holidays and State News From Kansas
Stevenson and family greet the holidays with relatives in Kansas while a turkey sent to I J Adams arrives late. Kansas events include Swedish Christian Endeavor state meeting in Topeka, Modern Woodmen delegates elected to head camp in Wisconsin, and a grand mausoleum ordered for Annie Pixley in Woodlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. Barsum
I. J. Adams
E. Cook
Senate
ALR U
A. J. Burgauer
Willie
Winfield
Winfield, and Mra C. Schleasinger
Newton
M. Greenbaum
Swedish Christian Endeavor Societies of
Kansas
Topeka
Swedish Mission Church
KE. W. Mylex
State Teachers’ Association
Baldwin City
Modern Wood Wen
Betteoe Wis
E E Murphy
Leavenworth
J. W
Kansas City
H D. Ski Inner
Springer
L. W. Dunkin
Toba Turd
H. Back
Veteras
J. B. Underhill
Independener
T. W. Pomeroy
Likehfield
G. St Blackwood
Wilau County
D. H. Brown
Council Grove
H. Ketel
H. Ketel Emporia; HP. Jones, Alma and W. Kirkpatrick
Topeke
W. W. Hawley
Dickinson
G. H. Myers
Sealing
BR Ward
Washington
George Smith
Marynville
JE. Caswell
Bellevilla Siath
D. BE Duval
Norton
P.G Chubbie
Beloit
W. H. Remy
Pisinesville
H B Lawrences
Garden City
J. M. Kirkpatrick
No Fuel No Food at 317 East Euclid Avenue
A widow Mrs Anos Payne, 317 East Euclid Avenue, is reported dangerously ill and without fuel or food. A.B. Jeynore wrote Poor Commissioner Hale requesting immediate aid, noting Payne is industrious and needs assistance. The case highlights a cold, needy situation and ongoing concern from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid Arenas
A.B. Jeynore
Hale
Anos Payne
East Euclid Avenue
Mia Payne
Pathos and Fisher at the Ridge of Fishermen tale
Methodist preachers tell of Dr H D Fisher a noted minister said to be considered for chaplain of the lower house of Congress The tale notes his semisympathetic nature a sermon lost and found and hints at margins in a Congressional Record draft Appledeed margin hints form a dramatic arts setting and a local laundry ad appears at the end
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Fisher
Lower Howe
Congres
Fisher
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Astrachan
Sra
Ste
Howe
Greenwald & Co
Kansas Avenue
Ayiles
Buckinghaw
Oth
Kaseas
Eka Coal Ca
Jepeks
O. Ch
Atal Kanes Avenue
The
Wansin
Pesriess
Topetalceam Lenedry
Jackson Street
Danner
Charley Lobdell
Lane County
Kranssa
Lawelling
Wichita
N.J. McFarland
Samuel R Peters
Bob Semple
Breidesthal
Conylation
Owe Eckstein
Sedgwick County
Cram
Oswego
Statehouse
James FP. Legate
Cape Iund
F. M. Benefiel
Montgomery County
Gigvernet Morrill
Hochineon
Milton Brown
Mc_T. F. Garver
Salina
House
Topeka & Vicinity
Frank Flennikes
Moderna Woodmen
School of Houmanopathy
Comnengias Bradford
Colege Business
W. C. Stephenson
Maple Hill
Harrison
Humbold
Blind Boone
W. J. Staughen
M. Levi le
Meme City
Carthage
Y. M. CG
Trey
Vernon
Rose
Kansas Stock Breeders’ Associatee
Mra
J. Leon
Perry
O. T
State Association
Bea Barnum
Stevenson & Co
Woogdmen
Njourns Last
Annle Plixley
Robert Pulford
Wits
Loxvox
Ont
Hubert Fulford
Woodlland Cemetery
Annie Pixley
Actrem
Canada
England
Cate
H. BD. Fisher
Toreka
Topoka
Adams Bros
Kansas Ave
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