MISS CAYVAN EXONERATED IN TEALL DIVORCE CASE
New York woman Miss Georgia Cayvan testified before Commissioner Charles Elgar Mills denying the allegations raised by Thomas Jackson in the Teall divorce case. She described her eighteen years on stage, ownership of a West 12th Street home, and trips abroad, asserting she never met Teall alone or at the stated locations.
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Teall
New York
Georgia Cayvan
Charles Elgar Mills
Supreme Court of Fhore Inland
Teall Dimitce
Miss Cayvan
Henry Melvthe
Wadaley
A. W. Seaman
Testo Jackson
Megro
Jackson
Bemireh
Mid Street
Xis
Erst
Neve Faxland
Palmer's
Sow Wallack’s
Jarkaus
Paris
Mine Cayvan
Atr
Lyceum Theater
Amien
Bbe
Hir
Bronx Park
Cayvan
Grand Central Station
Jie
Clarendon Hotel
Brocklyn
Bien Muir
Janson
Testimony on Teall House Visit and Cayvan china plates
Miss Cayvan testified that Tenil gave her plates bearing Cayvan's picture sold at Actor's Pond fair and claimed the plates never came off. Cross examiner Seaman pressed about men visiting Teall's house, but Cayvan denied any money from Teall or involvement of others. Minnie Jones said Teall’s home was a double building with gendered rooms and that only his wife visited his room, contradicting rumors of other women
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Tuckson
Tenil
Miss Cayvan
Actor's Pond
Mr. Seaman
Owine
Crawford Sues Western Union Over Libelous Telegram
L M Crawford sues Western Union Telegraph for sending a libelous message in a dispute with actor J E Riley over remarks. Trial set before Judge Gates, seeking about 19090 dollars from four years prior. Widespread ties to Kansas City and Topeka theatres cited. Meeker case cited as defense precedent.
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Western Union
Oper
Topeka
Atchison
J. E Riley
Fuey
Sr. Crawford
Karnes
Himes
Krau- Thuy
Wwiegraph Company
Leon Block
Crawford
W. J. Meeker
Freult
Mir Meeker
Buffalo Jones to Lecture in Topeka Friday Evening
Buffalo Jones arrives in Topeka to lecture on his experiences in the American West. He will discuss his expedition days, adventures across the Northwest, and failed attempts to preserve the bison while revealing secrets of successful ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Jones
Topeke
Firuffalo Jones
Topeka
Srawei
Northwest Territory
Golloes
Monument at Manila and memory of American fallen
Fragmentary report recalls a Manila monument and a somber tribute to an American who died in the Epi dures campaign. The piece mentions veterans, a Mapit Sone location, and evokes wartime memory with banner phrases and a general order of battle.
Parks completes its work and the bills are ready
The Commercial Club parks committee finished its work and introduced bills to Topeka legislature for establishing large city parks. Key measures authorize county commissioners to sell fair grounds to the city for a 99 year term and convert them into a park system with park commissioners elected next city election.
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Topeka
Seston
T. W. Martison
James A. Troutman
Styras Hd
Orrio
Paris
Hamayne
Alger Says Roosevelt Medal Hopes Remain Uncertain
Secretary of War Alger states Roosevelt may receive a Medal of Honor for bravery at San Juan Hill, contingent on evidence of extraordinary heroism. He notes medals honor conspicuous acts beyond duty and discusses the nomination process and possible brevet rank amid cabinet and military debates.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
San Juan
Department
Aleer
San Juan Hill
Santiago de Cuba
Runfer
Wood
Catone
Army
Senate
Alger
Roosevelt Medal Honor Debate Cited In War Department Records
Contested claims recount that General Wood influenced the medal scene while General Sheridan ordered a rear attack during a rebellion. The discourse notes Roosevelt may earn a Medal of Honor only if he performed heroism beyond orders, with war department evidence suggesting a brevet instead.
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Wood
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Chalmer
Alevr
War Department
Double header wreck injures crew and kills fireman
In Sunol Nebraska a Union Pacific double header collided with train No 2 on the main track. Engineer Bonner was badly injured with broken ribs and the fireman Coleman was killed. Several passengers were hurt and the trains were heavily damaged.
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Sidney
Neb
Sunol
Union Pacific
Omaha
Charles Hii
Reese
Bonner
Omers
Coleman
Bryan Address Caps Andrew Jackson Banquet Speech
Chicago hosts the third annual Andrew Jackson league banquet with William J. Bryan as guest and Mayor Carter H. Harrison presiding. Bryan defends the 1896 Chicago platform, vows no retreat on the money question, and argues for the gold standard fight and ratio 16 to 3. Weather signals unsettled, with partly cloudy conditions ahead.
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Chicago
Andrew Jackson League
Tremont House
William J. Bryan
Hoser
Carter H. Harrison
Mr. Logan
Lentz
Ohio
Helarichses
Illinois
Maybury
Detroit
Rose
Milwaukee
Taggart
William
Gold Democrate
Cleve Land
Congress
House
Senate
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Bryan
Catholic Bank at Rome Opens Under Vatican Authority
The Bank of St. Peter in Rome begins operations December 11 under Vatican oversight with clerical directors and Cardinal approval. Branches planned across dioceses, including the United States, to serve Catholics and safeguard Italian savings. Directors will publish Vox Urbis in Latin as part of the bank’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Rome
Bank of St. Peter
Amt
United States
Italy
Galli
Sa~toll
Vennatelli
Mgr. Tedeschi
Vox Urbis
HOUSES KEROSENED IN MANILA CRISIS
Colonel Potter reports Manila unrest as streets barricaded and key buildings burned by insurgents threat. U S gunboat Petter reaches Loto and troops may land on Guiamuras to establish a camp between Panay and Negros. Private Silvey dies from skull fracture. Kirkpatrick wounded but alive. The Newport ships ferry treasures and the American vice consul family boards the transport.
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Manila
Potter
Qas
Tiofie
Uanks
United States
Newport
McKinley
Harry Silvey
Frank Kirkpatrick
Sixth
United States Artillery
Silvey
Kirkpatrick
Petter
Loto
Guiamuras
Panay
Island
Negros
Dewey's Politics Rumor Stirs Des Moines City
In Des Moines January reports dispute Admiral George Dewey's party, with his brother Charles and relatives saying he is a Republican. A September interview and family statements in the Iowa State Register stress Dewey's lifelong Republican affiliation and deny Democrat ties.
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Des Moines
George Dewey
Charles
Henry Watterson
Benner Ucker
T Louisville Courier-Journal
Dewey
Dewes
Chas Dewey
Montpelier
Admuiral Dewey
Iowa State Register
Admiral Dewes
George
Senator Proctor
Santa Fe Railway sued over death of Newton girl Gia
Mrs. D. Hamil of this city filed in Benn County District Court at Hutchinson for 31,000 damages over the death of her daughter Gia killed after being run over by a box car at Broadway crossing. The case proceeded with little opposition and a 1,600 damage award was granted today.
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Newton
D. Hamil
District Court
Benn County
Hutchinson
Santa Fe Railway Company
Gia
Broadway Cross
Snapshot items from home news wrap
A jumbled round up of notes from March events and local society. Mentions a Scottish Rite reunion, a near left leaning T A A membership, a Republican Flambeau housewarming, daily police reports of stolen overcoats, Commercial Club regular session, and city council plans to refund Viaduct bonds. Also references a theater act by Bishop Millspaugh, a court bid around a court case, and a snippet on musical Morgan sisters poet from Seelen’s magazine. Ex mayor Harrison travels for Louisiana celebration. the case of Helle Jewell and infant daughter ill.
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T. A.A
le Noome
Flambeau Club
Counci
Abe
J. W. F. Hughes
Millspaugh
Thurdey
Browe
Badgtra
Morgan
Tooka
Seelen
Mayer T. W. Harrison
Helle Jewell
Palmistry Pioneer to Leave Topeka for Kansas City
Sunday readers are urged to arrange palm readings before Prof Paul Alexander Johnstone departs Topeka for Kansas City. He will close his rooms next Sunday at 4 o clock, offering personal and long distance palm readings with a $1 fee for life readings and a $3 fee for a typed life history by mail.
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Delock
Paul Alexander Johnstone
Topeka
Kansas City
West
Johnstone
Fife
Kansas
Omaks
Chicago
Kensas
Harrison St. Torbeka
Train Robbery Records Across Regions Yearly Totals
The record lists past year incidents of train robberies in Mexico and the United States. It notes counts for robberies, injured passengers, and robbers killed or wounded, with specific figures mentioned for different crime categories and incidents.
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Mexico
United States
Miners Plead Guilty After Pana Riot
In Pana Tit miners and citizens charged in the riot entered guilty pleas. Attorneys polled fifty nine cases as others pled guilty and received sentences. Trial of mine operators Orville and Maxwell Penwell for inciting riot set for Tuesday. Over fifty witnesses summoned. Pheumonis rages and deaths continue among non union miners. Guards remain on duty in the tegre and union miners residence district.
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Pana
Til
San
Hiate
Humphreys
Clever
Orville
Maxwell Penwell
Pheumonis
Tegre
Union
Freight Wreck Sparks Fire at Harvey Johnson Bean Storehouse
A rear collision aboard freight train No. 60 with an extra freight near Harvey Johnson's bean storehouse ignited a blaze. The engine and five cars were burned, the caboose and storehouse damaged, with rolling stock losses around several thousand dollars and the storehouse loss pegged at about 33,000.
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Wabesh
Harvey Johnson
Reman
Pann
Black Business Ad Promotes Coal and Grocery Goods
Sensational claim of fair trade highlights seating for a few customers at a Greenfield fuel and grocery outlet. Advertisement lists anthracite coal grades and related goods, mentions a Transfer Station location and Charley Guild's Tomb Stone Store corner, urging grocers to stock products from Otto Kuehne & Co and West I St address.
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Str St
Charley Guild
Ith ST
Green Fred & Fuel Co
Webster
Agt
Appeals for Help for Dawson Miners and Indigent
Reports from Dawson claim $200,000 is needed to care for indigent miners in the Yukon. A Dawson Nugget note on Dec 7 describes a move to send a representative to Washington to seek U S government aid as hospitals overflow and local charity cannot meet winter distress. A memorial will seek congressional relief. scurvy fears rise as food is available but money is scarce.
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Rick
Dawson
Seattle
Wash
United States
Dawson Nugertt
Washington
Yukon
Yukon Council
Congress
Rail disaster near Salida injures crew. two dead
A Rio Grande freight train derailed near Salida Colorado after brakes failed. The wreck crushed a car and scattered ore and cattle. Fireman Summerville and Brake Thurville were severely injured and died in hospital. other crew members were hospitalized with varying injuries.
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Salida
Colo
San
Denver & Rio Grande
Summerville
Thurville
Hospital
Num
Hints for Farmers on Cattle and Water Quality
Farmers learn how to manage cows and avoid breeding troublesome habits. The article stresses that superficial changes do not fix issues and warns of long term consequences if not corrected. It mentions feeding with wood ash and salt, and cautions that water taste can reveal mineral problems. It counsels relying on personal artesian wells as sources of safe water and the need to preserve farm wells.
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Euilie
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the Fair Grounds
Eczema
Brocktys
U.P
Gold Democrats
Catholic Bank AT
Hogilo
Santa FE Prompt
Prof. Johnstone
Hleven
Pana, Tit
Otto Kuehne & Co
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Huvsah
Eddy
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