Turned the Joke Ends in a Fatal Shooting Farce
An onlooked squabble over a practical joke escalates into gunfire at Fourth and Jackson streets. Vincent Kaczynski, Hodgins, and Lucas draw revolvers in a chaotic scene leaving one seriously wounded and others unharmed. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgins
A. T. Lucas
Jackson Streets
Nelthis
Harcynski
Lucas
Tim
Lagan
St. Beebe
Lechy
Jodo
Kacsynski
Insami Dien
Kacaynekt
Kocepnski
Erbedt Eioekeins
Ronex
Kacaynski
Peenacewer
Blodgin
Kaczynski
Fred
Eliet Eeror
Hatgins
Stoker
Prifce Inter
Spirit Manifestations Event At Post Hall Crowded
An audience at the Post hall Sunday witnessed a spiritualist exhibition titled Manifestations. Attendees paid a quarter each to see the supposed spirit writing test. After inspection, the apparatus and operator were declared fraudulent and the medium removed amid questions about hidden aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Ry-Ore Pravert
Shane Sei
Syirit- Galizta
Fragmentary notice on permit refusal and unrest
A damaged excerpt notes a permit refusal and ensuing tension. The text suggests officials faced stubborn opposition, leading to disruption before an ultimate conclusion could be reached. The fragmented lines hint at a disruption in proceedings and unresolved outcomes.
Judge West Humorously Recalls Clemens Supreme Court Brief
A humorous fragment recounts G. C. Clemens filing a brief in Nick s case, revived from court dockets after years. The writer mocks the appellant and counsel as overly earnest, noting a corkscrew exordition and effervescent consultation, while the argument questions sincerity and tense usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Clemens
Nick
Supreme Court
Courts of 4
Johnson
Comvicon
Horse Fell Backroom Kitchen Shelter Probe Drops
A family named Price lived in a poor two room house with a stall shed turned kitchen to shelter a horse. Neighbors reported to the board of health. a sanitery officer found the kitchen akin to a stable and unsanitary. The case was investigated but then dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Price
Dore
Ety Board of Health
Prices
Roberty
Resigns Two Offices in Stanton County
George G. Julian of Stanton County resigns as county surveyor and Roanoke township justice of the peace after being elected county commissioner. Governor Stanley is asked to accept the resignation and appoint successors, Edward Humphrey for surveyor and Albert Miller for justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Julian
Stanton County
George
Julian
Started County
Roanoke Township
Julien
Stanley
Republican County Central Committee
Edward Humphrey
Albert Miller
Justicr of the
Cao
McKeever Succeeds Bone As U S Attorney
The term of office for Harry Bone as assistant United States district attorney expires today Ha MeKeever recently appointed succeeds him moving to the attorneyship in Kansas then to Ashland Kansas where he will resume the practice of law Bone plans to move this week back to his hometown and begin practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bone
United States District Attorney
Ha MeKeever
Ima
Christian Endeavor conference and public meeting
Petrict and state officers of the Christian Endeavor society of Kansas will hold a conference at the Presbyterian church this afternoon. A public mass meeting is set for tonight at six at the same church with an program featuring Salt of the Sea, The Practical Story, Work With the Juniors, and Meat Inspection in Germany among others. Speakers include J. H. Gnnes, Rev. A. S. Davis, and Dr. G ermete Serre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germete Serre
Beltewilie
J. H Gnnes
Topeka
A S. Davis
Lyndon
Remarkable Cure of Croup Saves Little Boy Life
A brief local notice reports a remarkable cure of croup in a young boy. Despite the frightening symptoms, swift care and attentive treatment led to a full recovery, bringing relief to the family and community.
Morgan on Roosevelt and patronage in Washington
Hutchinson News writer Morgan reports on President Roosevelt’s handling of patronage and discontent among senators and congressmen. He notes Roosevelt’s impartial, thorough method of evaluating candidates, the political risks of turning down allies, and contrasts with McKinley’s style while praising Roosevelt’s honesty, energy, and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson News
Washington
Mr Morgan
Lons
Pension Agency
Mrr. Long
Cyrus Leland
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Morgan
Van
New York
Colorado
Ghia
Tnem
Ilinois
Jenkins
Oklahoma
Illinois
Jonean
Hookevelt
Platt
United States
Rocanvelt
Congres
Long
Calderhead
National
Mulvane
Henater Burton
Standart
Leland
Senate
Spain
Mckimer
Belzue
McKinley
Don’t Want A Blanket Names For Merits On Cards
Kansas Republican patriamvians file claims for places on merit cards for a Kansas Day club banquet. S Finch, president of the club, opposes blanket sheets, saying members do not want a blanket menu. German steamer wrecked near Schleswig-Holstein. crew missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arroyas
Kansas
S. Finch
Chase
Mr. Finck
New Year Entertainment at Governor's Mansion
J W C A opens New Year’s Eve program at Governor Branley’s residence. Members attend at 7 pm and are greeted by Mrs Fontar. The musical lineup features Taster Trio, piano solos by Miss Helen Otis, cello and vocal performances, with Mrs J W Going and Mrs Ferry among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyen
W. CA
Branley
Taster Trio
Greeti Ea
Prank Fontar
Pian ‘Thomas
Plano
Solon Itgandon
McDowell
J. W. Going
Ryan Vere
Bchns
Hlol Gaeren
Helen Otis
Mra
I. i Ferry
Boston to Probe Electric Chair Execution Method
Boston lawmakers push for an investigation into the electric chair after a medical witness testifies that a shock may not kill. Representative Buduracco plans to introduce a bill at the upcoming session to scrutinize the state’s method of execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lulst Stort
Buduracco
Kennedy enters race to challenge Miller in Fourth District
A strong push forms against J. M. Miller as Senator John A. Kennedy of Coffey county declares his candidacy for Congress. Kennedy, a trusted business leader, garners Republican support across the district with county committees and residents urging him to run. Marion county and others band together to back Hoch for state printer, signaling potential shifting support if Miller’s opposition grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Miller
Congress
John A. Kennedy
Coffey County
Iim
Kennedy
Burlington
Kansas
Miller
Marion
W. ¥. Church
Marlon
Hoch
Marion County
Meet to Boom Guy in Topeka Succession Race
A meeting in Topeka featured the negro attorney of Topeka and National Committeeman D W Mulvane praising and pledging support for Guy to win a political post. Guy has unanimous backing from Kaunas delegation and state officers. Attendees included Fred Roundtres Ne Sawyer WT Jamison Hi Tidley Bass AG W P Green HE Wade Ss P Hawkins G W Guy Williams Thompson and Bred Stune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senerairac
Topeka
Ria
D.W. Mulvane
Mulvane
Guy
Kaunas
Fred Roundtres
Ne Sawyer
WT Jamison
Tidley
Bass
W. P. Green
HE Wade
Ss. P. Hawkins
G. W. Guy
Williams ‘Thompson
Stune
New Fire Insurance Firm Granted Authority in Kansas
The Kansas Fire Insurance Company of Topeka received state approval to transact fire insurance business. Directors include D. A. Mulvane, H. Wentworth, T. D. Humphreys, F. F. Guthrie and F. Thompson. Stockholders are Topeka residents. The company met a $100,000 policy-applied business threshold and was authorized by Superintendent W. V. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Fire Insurance Company
Topeka
Kansas
W. V. Church
D. A. Mulvane
H. Wentworth
T. D. Humphreys
F. F. Guthrie
F. Thompson
Southern history topics dominate coin session reports
The American Historical Association met in Washington with papers on southern history including The records of the London and Mary College, Virginia plaster and the London merchant relations, and The place of Rathenielle in southern history. Also noted were Maryland frat courts and Southwestern history in the Southwest. A fire at Werner Moore plant in Richmond, and Miss Marion Cockrell denying engagement to Senator Clark of Montana also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
American Historical Association
London
de G. Taylor
Wiliam
Mary
Virginia
John S Bassett
Trinity College
Rathanielle
Kam E.dodd
Randolph Macon
Maryland
Bernard C. Steiner
Johns Hopkins University
Southwestern History
Southwest
Geo. P. Garrison
University of Texan
Richmond
James River
Werner Moore & Co
Books Will Open January 6 Register to Vote
This morning the city election books arrived from the printer and on Monday January 6 they will be open for signatures of voters. The registration date is set for the last city election with "null and void" certificates expected. a likely distribution of certificates will occur as usual.
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Commissioner of Electiong
Sioux Falls Sioux Indians seek government reimbursement
Sioux Falls residents claim the Crow Creek Sioux Reservation should be reimbursed for ponies lost in 1862 during a rescue of six children and two women from hostile Dakota. They plan to appoint a representative to press Congress upon reconvening. An unrelated Danish West Indies note mentions a planned steamship service with 4.1 million Kroner capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Si Pee
Crow Creek Reservation
Washibeton
Congress
Mre Wright
Emma Deety
Grand River
Dakota Territory
Copenhagen
Danish West Indies
Damark American
St Thomas
Morgan Ride For BW Pac Pro
Formal announcement states J P Morgan and Co would purchase at par all Northern Pacific preferred shares presented at their New York office. The decision follows Pac Pro markets and signals a shift in preferred share handling. The move impacts holders awaiting options and reflects Morgan’s underwriting stance in late December.
Chicago Market Report Signals Mixed Wheat Gains
Chicago financial desk reports Wheat and Corn opening higher but gains limited. May futures steady to lower with weak demand and firm receipts. Hogs and cattle markets show steady to lower prices with general weakness across grains and livestock as traders balance supplies and demand.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
Slec
North West
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bny
Desman
bilWci Ee
Diane
Mirra
Sopetitig
Silees
Mieady
Westert Lamia
Kansas City
Kansas
Texas
Yorker Seaes
Market Strong
Wwen
Cotton and stock market wrap from New York and Galveston
The day’s reports note cotton prices in Galveston and New York while stocks drift on Wall Street under renewed uncertainty. Observers reference declines in railroad shares, gains in Baltimore and Ohio, and ongoing volatility as traders weigh futures, current earnings, and money rates amid broad market tension.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Indisiaipatia
Polit
Westingtrase
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio
Anders
Hagara
Crea
Sc Kichioon
Mail al Edge
Nisi Bey
Uley
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Vincent Kaczynski
BR. P F. Hodgins
4. T. Lucas
Judge West
Nick Chiles
Board of Health
M'Keever
Bone
Presbyterian Church
Germany
Ashington
U.S
White Ag Berio
Bun- Gesrath Bas Burda
Atl
Aes
Saeaes Beer
Morgan
Exus
Sei
Gheefas Ween
Olig Ialand
Hai-Nea
Capitan Uiderep
Ee Ots
Wenpere
Iewe
Governor’s Mansion
J. W. C. A. Will Estertain
Congressman Miller
Hayti
NEW Insurance Company
Kansas Fire of Topeka
Southern History
American Association
The
First National Bank OF
State of Kansas
Shawnee County
City of
BE. Hawrer
Cashier
W. &. Rossvatan
Promdenk
An Rae Asst
He A
Wor Sims
Chas J. Lantry
Obus
J. Dalia
Ws . Btophens
OE. Hawley
Topeka Laundry Co
Kanens
Fangas
Wipse
Guiry
Tan
Galveston
Izony
Gall
West Sixth Strove
Chistle Grin Mad Co
New York Money Market
Ox Se
Paice Ee
Topeien
Cota
Sear Co
Aterm
Saneeraaterans Ome
Aid
Leo Beeibetiet
Shieh Sraaun
Paw
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