Defense Theory in Johnson Case Hinges on Keys to Dissecting Room
Jurors hear testimony on whether others besides Johnson had keys to the dissecting room at the medical college. Mrs Van Fleet’s mother testifies about the burial and signs of trauma on the body, with officials recounting the discovery and handling of the coffin and cadaver. The defense argues other individuals may have had access to cadavers while the prosecution outlines committee roles and procedures for obtaining bodies.
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Collee
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Thomsin
Johnson
Yves
Topeki
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Udee Thompson
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Reichber W
Abe McWilliams
John Best
Best
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King
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J.B. Hard
Porters
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J. W. Morton
Jetmers
van Fleet
Wook
Rochester
van Pibet
Medical College
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J. L. Furber
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Buren
Scinday
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Whli
State
Me Tadine
Hye
College Byte
Mra Raymond
Clarence Sort
Disnes Willits
Hall Willams
Tim Boney Jobe Hatsci
HS. van Peet
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Alkire
Bryan to Speak in Topeka Friday Night
William J. Bryan has accepted an invitation to Topeka and will address the public Friday night. The venue is undecided but likely Representative or Hamilton hall. arrangements are being made by Representatives Rothweller Jones and Harvey with various senators and locals.
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Topeka
William J. Bryan
Kavnas Trgtztarure
Representative
Hamilton Hall
Bryan Mileht
Harvey
Lincoln
Neb
Ntriva
W. J. Bryan
Rothweller
Jaaulns
Harvey Poyss
Miiteever
The Medicine Men
The American Newspaper Publishers association held a special meeting at the Hoffman House last night before its annual session starting today. Big proprietary concerns sent representatives to confer on mutual interests, with a joint committee to report at the three day event. President Chas. W. Knapp of St. Louis will preside as nearly every state is expected to be represented.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hoffman House
Chas. W. Knapp
St. Louis
Warship note warns Greece on Crete attacks
A meeting aboard an Italian flag ship produced a joint note from Admiral Canevaro and foreign powers threatening to repel any assault on Canea Retimo Heraklion or Silis. The move aims to keep Crete calm and peaceful amid mounting tensions.
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Canevaro
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Canea
Retimo
Heraklion
Silis
Riot in Iowa House as Republicans Protest Rules
The Iowa House erupted into a loud standoff when Republicans shouted from desks protesting a calendar revision. Speaker Pro Tem Welles ordered arrests, but sergeant-at-arms duties faltered as disorder spread, forcing a recess amid claims of constitutional rights and procedural chaos.
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Welles
Wellep
Brown
Pratt
House
Trueblood
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Lambert
Lyon
Thince
Insurrection in Iowa House Ends After Raucous Session
In a stormy session, Republicans demanded a roll call as Populists heckled Speaker Welles. Larimer led a desk climb pleading for a vote as aides and reporters documented the uproar. The melee paused with caucus moves and a plan to reconvene for a roll call if needed.
Topeka Auditorium Bill Delayed by Legislature
A heated dispute over the Topeka auditorium measure shows the bill never reached introduction in either house. Representative McKeever says he has not seen the bill despite copies given to him, while Senator Sterne offers to introduce it. Mayoral and Commercial Club officials urge action, arguing the project benefits the entire state and should be funded by constitutional means with a public vote.
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Ford
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Pairchild
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Jegislature
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Gudorkim
Topeka
Po Ileal
Igerep
Shawzee Cotsty
Eka
Topekan Wil Either Or Hock De Witton Amortie Result
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Topekan Wil and Hock De Witton in connection with an amortie result. Details are unclear but indicate a contested outcome or decision awaiting confirmation.
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Hock de Witton
Saloon curbs near as Washington Readies Dispensary Law
Olympia February 17 Washington moves toward a prohibitory dispensary system modeled on South Carolina. The Cline bill passed the house 47 to 0, giving government control of liquor via a state commission with county appointees dispensing liquor. No retail sales, no drinkable premises, and limits on quantities. Support from middle ground Populists and some Silver Republicans. Senate action anticipated. constitutional amendment on initiative and referendum also approved. senate provision for sugar infantry bounty noted.
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South Carolina
Olympia
Wash
Newor
South Caroline
Senate
House
Auger Infantry
Opening Meeting of National Congress of Mothers in Washington
The opening session in the Arington hotel banquet hall drew a throng of women. Mrs Hearst served as vice president and introduced president Mrs Theodore W. Birney who outlined aims like child training and kindergartens. Mrs Cleveland hosted at the White House after the assembly. crowds overflowed, shattering some glass in the corridors.
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First
National Congress of Mothers
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Theodore W. Tirney
Congress
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Cleveland
White House
Sone
Governor Leedy Invites Creamery Meet to Topeka
Gov Leedy asks National Association of Creamery Butter makers to meet in Topeka Kansas February 17. Delegates bustle amid a chilly day as papers on starters and cream acidity are presented by W B Leighton of Wilistertown and H Fr Bondgaard of Lightell. The convention voices support for bringing the next meeting to Topeka and building an auditorium to host the great organization.
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National Association of Buttermakers
Topska Owatania
Min
Chicago
Fr. Bonder
Gaard
Litrhtell
Wagon Works Fail to Borrow Money in Park Prenure
Judge Batley heard tax appeals for Peyton Th Farr son, general receiver for the Auburn Wagon Works at Martinsburg. The assessment stood at 319,000 with a deficit of 5. The past months show the business facing serious difficulty in securing funds. T.C. Ward & Co. were managers of the works, though banks may suffer small losses.
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W. Va
Judee Batley
Peyton
Farrson
le Auburn
Martinsburg
Ness
T.C. Ward & Co
The Gages Visit Virginia Springs for Rest
The Gages and Mr and Mrs Gage arrive in Virginia Springs by Chesapeake and Ohio Railway this morning. They plan a brief rest at the springs before continuing on to Washington, accompanied by Hon. Eytan and others who were selected for secretary roles.
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Washington
Eytan
Gage
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