Davenport Arrest in Murder Case After Danes Party
Thomas Davenport, 22, jailed in Leavenworth County for alleged murder of J. L. Lamborn. Davenport attended a party with Lamborn’s daughter. he refuses to speak. Lamborn found dead and mutilated. clues include a tree, a pocket containing no money, and two buttons. County crime notes mix with state bureau updates and bond details.
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Desveswonta
Thomas ‘Davenport
J. L Lanshorn
Pali Leaf
Leavenworth County
Hiele
Kilsing
J. L. Lamborn
Lamborn
da Port
Davenport
Waborm Farm
Mr. Lambers
Europe
Emporia Jubilee plans and pension raid reports
The Emporia chorus decided not to appear at the Jubilee this year amid a plan for cash prizes only if at least three competing choirs enter. Nearby towns Newton Topeka Hutchinson and Leavenworth show no anticipated entries against Emporia. Separately a Veterans Pension gathering near Leavenworth is reported with about 70,000 dollars to be paid to claimants, while a Beltorn Land sale notes a 5000 dollar act of Beltorn with new property purchases in Meade County and a Meade area peace company investment.
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Buronrs
Patrosry
Emporia
Dave
Tod Dr. Weagener
Newton
Topeka
Hutchinson
Leavanworth
Emma
Buldhers’ Helle Wis
Charles
McLouth Bank
McLourn
McLouth
Putelity & Casualty Camp
New York
Lawrence
Ingurence Company
Bank error and demand draft misdirection in Emporia and Kansas events
A draft drawn for $300, misaddressed to Herman Haussler in Emporia, Kan, led to swift verification and partial repayment after rediscovery of the true owner Herman Haussler of Enterprise, Kan. Other items include Williston invited for Asia field expedition, McLouth Bank restitution after a burglary, and assorted notes on local papers, a diamond loss, and Alaska plant specimens at Lawrence University.
Yacht Race Lengths Narrowed in Lincoln Park Clash
Lincoln Park Yacht club and Royal Canadians near a match as Commodore Warner reduces Vencedor racing length to forty five feet. Canadians prefer boats from forty to forty five feet and may agree if Vencedor fits the limit. Commotion follows between Commodores Warner and Lucas and a final authority from Commodore Berriman.
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Lincoln Park Yacht Club
Royal Canadians
Warner
Lake Michigan Yachting Association
Canadian Racing Committee
Deseo
Commodore Warner
Seior
Neube
Commodore Lucas
Commodore Berriman
Vencedor
Bun and
Jill Aansent
Second annual exhibition of the Persnems association at Madison Square Garden
New York reports the second annual exhibition begins March 16 at Madison Square Garden with goods reception March 2. The event aims for education, drawing a large audience after 40,000 attended last year. Also notes American riders eyeing Europe and early racing club nominations reaching record numbers. Slavin challenges Fitzsimmons for £1000 or bets Corbett £1000 to stop him in six rounds.
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New Youk
PeSrnems Association
Madison Square Garden
Manson Square Garden
France
New Yoas
Lkely
John 3. Johnson
Charley Merphy
Eddie Bald
Harry Wheeler
Europe
Paris
Americas
New York
Driving Club of
Slavin
Lospex
Frank Slavin
Fitzsimmons
England
Corbett
Lee's Second Bald iest Time He Was Carliste He Shelled
In Canute Pennsylvania on February 26 the seventeenth commencement of the government Indian industrial school began. General Fitzhugh Lee spoke, marking his first Carlisle appearance since he shelled the town and burned government barracks. General Howard, arriving later, will present diplomas to twenty five graduates.
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Carliste
Canute
Goverment Indian Industrial School
Fitzlough Lee
Carlisle
Gettysburg
Robert &. Lee
Howard
Winter's Saving Gone and Topeka Cow Quest
A family in northwestern Kapwes Just fall saved a year’s farm rent of about $20 to buy a cow in Topeka after reaching the city, but Leasenby reports losing his pocketbook with the money on the road. Also notes a Topeka caucus for Major Anderson’s supporters and a meeting for Major Amierson supporters, plus Havana reinforcements arriving and Mulvain Bank’s stable condition.
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Iae
Sis
Leasenby
Kapwes
Topeka
Anderson
Major Anderson
Madue Rooms
Masonic Building
Jackson Street
Purcell Case Settled Foreclosure Receivership Gains Favor
Purcell Mercantile Co mortgage foreclosure near $70,000 settled by agreement in Riley county district court Judge Spillman set March 28 sale date. Receiver Wagener keeps control. plaintiffs cancel $10,000 notes and three $10,000 coupons. taxes and costs total about $2,000. Settlement waives personal deficiency judgment against the receiver and favors the receivership per Judge Foster.
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Mangartan
Kan
E. Purcell Mercantile Company
Spillman
Riley County District Court
Purcell Department Store, Buildings, Warehouse, Inc
E. A. Wa
Purcell
Ste
Wagener
Foster
Recvlver
Cowboys Nab Bank Robbers Near Wichita Falls
Foster Crawford and a partner known as Kil surrendered after being cornered in a thicket eight miles from town. They had wounded bookkeeper P. P. Cangford during a Wichita Falls City National Bank raid. Rangers guarded the prisoners all night while a mob gathered outside the jail. Crawford is lightly wounded. both robbers are well known local cowhands.
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Dail Rangers
Worra
Texas
Foster Crawford
Kil
City National Bank
Wichita Falls
Kisling Cyshor
Frank Dorsey
P. P. Cangford
Security
Wichita Falla
State Tangers
Emotions flare in district court over Eaton vs Baldwin case
In Arne, attorney Joseph Baldwin faced questioning by Attorney Stebbins as Julian Eaton sues Baldwin and Judge G N Elliott for withholding funds from Mrs Exton's North Topeka property. Judge Hilcott sustains Perry's demurrer against Elliott. Baldwin's case continues with a verdict delayed. Eaton alleges Baldwin and Elliott profited from a 1984 sale of property later valued at 140, with Mrs Eaton claiming no proceeds reached her. Baldwin argues statute of limitations.
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Cates
Joseph E Baldwin
Stebbins
Stebbing
Julian Eaton
Baldwin
G. N. Elliott
Mra. Exton
North Topeka
Perry
Is and Elliott
Mr. Eaton
Pine wanname deeds tie to Hacket Howard in two ship acres
In the registers office a batch of warranty deeds and mortgages is recorded. Names include Brooks office records for Wannaste Desps Rankin Mason to Hacket Howard for 20 acres in two townships, Mary J McDonald to James M Morrow on North Van Buren street for $1 and affection, and multiple transfers in Prairie Hall Christian church, Kaw reserve 4, and other tracts in Cook County and Washington DC. Several mortgage amounts are listed including $1,162.50 and $2,600 with transfers among Henry Checksfield, John Yeater, and Nevada Newburg. The county commissioner reportedly plans action on a tract in Sprague Chase. Peerless Steam Laundry advertisements appear at 142 and 314 West Eighth.
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Prairie Hall Christian Church
Square Rods
Sear Church
Benjamin M. Davies
Cook County
Lil
L. Anton
Clement Smith
Quincy Strees
Samuel Kooz
Washington, D. C
Fanny Huston
Thomas W. Andrews
Alice E
D. Mileuam
Holcomb
Agnee
Nevada
Marburg
Gate H
Frank H Martin
Newburg
Sprague Chase
Moxreach Caxcetro
Martin M. E Choreate Board of Church Extension of
AL. B. Chore
Destitute Families Sent Between Cities On Relief
Destitute women and six children, sent by central police from Chicago to St. Paul to join their husbands in Seattle, are returned to Chicago after Chicago authorities intervene. Indigent group stranded in Chicago February 13 and cared for by police. The Chicago Northwestern Railway provided transport to St. Paul, but officials there sent them back, with Inspector Pitepatrick asking the Nickel Railway to decide future action. The railway may be compelled to return the families to Buffalo.
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Catcago
Buffalo
Central Police
Chicago
St. Paul
Seale, Wao
Po-Lce
Chica & Northwestern Railway Company
Pitepatrick
Nickel Railway
Cleveland
Ingersoll Accepts Militant Pulpit Talk in Chicago
Joun Cariaco reports Dr. John Ruskies received a letter from Robert G Ingersoll confirming he will speak at the militant church pulpit in Chicago on practical Christian work for humanity. The letter thanks Rusk for January correspondence and expresses willingness to discuss religion and church aims with the congregation.
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Chicago
Cariaco
John Ruskies
Robert G. Ingersoll
Mlilitant Church
Mr. Rusk
Leander
KG. Inoensonn
White Horse Brigade to St Louis by Allison Club
The Allison club of Deacyte with 2500 members plans a mass ride to St Louis before the convention. A 100 man company on white horses with a trumpet band will lead the procession, gathering supporters along the route. Doubtful tone about individuals in the piece. Charles F. Sexton dies at 43 from creeping paralysis in Highland Park. Funeral at his home. interment at Bethel cemetery.
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Allison Cink
St. Louis
Deacyte
Allison Club
St Louis
Tey
Hartes F. Sexton
Charles F. Sexton
Highland Park
Mr. Sexton
Summers
Conn
Bethel Cemetery
Wheat and market report from Chiago February summary
Wheat opened lower with quotes near 6.07 and 6.14, then weakened as a lack of support appeared. Corn declined to around 8.03, oats slid from 2.13 to 2.04, and provisions stayed weak with hogs weighing on May pork at 9.75. Receipts were large for hogs and cattle, market mixed but generally weak, with Texas and market notes from Bassas City and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chiaco
Northwestern
Market notes and price bids from a turbulent commodities day
A读 summary of oats corn wheat and provisions trading amid mixed results across Chicago New York and Liverpool markets. Prices drifted lower on heavy selling while May pork looked like a bargain. Reports cite Argentine surplus estimates and cautious cash demand with private cables noting profit taking and weak grain futures.
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Kanter Arenas
Argentine
Oto
Logan
Brovost
Commission Houses
Cudahy
Markos Guemio
Chicago
Eno Uy
New York
Brosseau
Ohio Valley
Thurman
Swift
Liverpool
Kurele
Armour
Bartlettd Co
Lighee
Journal Commerce
Jude
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FATS
W. W. Posroe
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Banene University
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Washington
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the County Court House
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Peerleas Steam Laundry
Weer Ltd
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Peeriess Steam Laundrs
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Col. Ingersoll
White Horse Brigade
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Max Thompson
Raney and Berger Furnace
Ingenalbie
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Thompson
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W. H. Clearwater
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Scranton
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Utah
Barr Lane
City Creek Canyon
Postoiice
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Tulle
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Texas Ateera
Sige
Falei
Rock Island
Sagae Marker
Bop Bae Boy
Oate
Ov Zug
A. G. Gounwts
Cuastenaurs
Ae Topeka Grain $ eStock Exchange
Harry Ti Wilson
Uri
Chenier
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