Parker denies licensing joints in Wichita trip tale
City officials recount Parker visit to Wichita where alcohol venues were inspected. Griley and Bergrundthal defend Parker, saying interviews were false and that council members toured gambling rooms to observe operations. Parker did not state plans to license joints. witnesses describe mixed views on the trip and policing.
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Parker
Weryone
Janie Dee
Coume
Anyibeely
Salouie
Stavor Parkour
Jueeph Gries
Bargundual
Warner Apa
Griley
Thurby
Wichita
Parker Yall
Cecrelligan Suattieper
Spencer
Uty
Cere
Ory N- Rimes McCabe
Bird
Ity Council
M Betary
Muutuers
Mets
Pert
Ethty Rae
Iehlia Papere
Paceh Frain
Rim Jira
Saher Parker
Opeka
Mayr Packer
Varker
Redden Loses His Case In Not Guilty Verdict
A jury acquits J C Gregory and Marissa Gregory on 13 counts after Judge Redden and Assistant AG A Redden pursued charges of unlawful liquor selling. Verdict came after 45 minutes of deliberation with separate ballots on each count. costs totaled $314.40 plus witness fees. Prof J T Lerevell testified for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Gregory
Marissa Gregory
A. Redden
Atwines Hangate Junce
Hanen
Kentnus
Thenas
Cagern
C. W
West
Mediicott
Harry
Ashby
Frank L Whitteker
Pred Fe Chase
George Wcrane
Bert L Gress
Jobo Dial
J. Write
Gen. Crawford
Dadge Redden
Justice Queen's Court
White House Reception for Congress Held at the Capitol
President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a White House reception in honor of Congress with broad attendance from the cabinet and other branches. Postmaster General Payne and Mrs Payne greeted guests, while Mrs Roosevelt wore white silk with pink ribbon and carried La France roses. Notables included Miss Jones, Richard Olney, Mrs Depew, and Senator Lowman as the East Room and Blue Room overflow displayed elaborate azaleas and greenery. The Enginer and Marine bands played popular tunes during the event.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washingam
Jen
Mee Romavelt
White House
Payne
Will
Payne Usets
Tod
Rumor of Miss Stone in Bulgaria Frontier Proximity
Guatemala January rumor fromGraphic correspondent tracking the Miss Stone case notes possible Turkish cordon strictness at the frontier. It claims Constantinople officials may press Swratien Pasha to facilitate freeing captives, suggesting Miss Stone and others could be freed soon.
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Guatemala
Jan
Tov
The
Graphic
Miss Stone
Muis
Djoomai
Mela
Salonica
Tre Pew
Bulgaria
M. Cargluto
Dragomin
Alice Stone
Ve Hiss
Constantinode
Swratien Pasha
Mist Stone
Aime
Tsilke
Metcalf Hearing to Resume Next Week in Washington
Washington January 2 The committee investigating General Metcalf will resume hearings next week. Metcalf has supplied a witness list including Lemuel Cummins linked to the Pili Pines case. Cummins says Metcalf is innocent and will testify to vindicate both. Representative Boott discusses testimonies from Twentieth Kansas soldiers. Temperatures across major cities are listed. Col. Ezra Anthony of Leavenworth is being touted for the Army post in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Metcalf
Pearing
Yhom
Lemuel Cummins
Tinses Cay
Pines
Cummins
St Louis Hit By Two Earthquake Shocks Early Morning
A major quake struck St Louis and nearby towns just before 5 am, first a light tremor followed by a stronger second shock lasting about a minute. Residents in homes and streets felt rattling windows, falling crockery, and a rumbling sound, with reports across the region including Alton, Granite City, and Venice.
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St Louis
St. Lois
Inmaby
Temidiate
Chamberlain Park
Ruble
Weather Bureau
Federal Building
Dr. Hyatt
Bursen
Ain
Clina Heights
Trietties
Tiviots
W. J. Biel
Natonal Bank
Granite City
Thette
Laud
Ai. Lauff
Harlan
Bradion
Mra
Venice
Barhood
Aton
Luis
Alton
Rome
Tellevide
Til
Bell Ville
RL Chio
Kansas City
Quincy
ST. Joe
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Kan
Lum Eyans
Beverly
J K Qubbison Trip To Mexico For Deposition Fails
Kansas City January 4 J K Cubbison traveled to Chitiualia Mexico two weeks ago to take deposition in Grant Gillett the Kansas tally king who failed returned yesterday without the deposition. Gillett superintendent of the Buenos Ayres Mining company with headquarters miles west of Chittahue was not present. A representative of the run of Hereford Deatherage A Once ee at Cresta then taken positions. A few Spanish huts were seen but returned without seeing.
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Kansas City
J. K. Cubbison
Chitiualia
Mexico
Grant Gillett
Kansas Tattle
Gillett i
Buenos Ayres Mining Company
Chittahue
Chibaghun
Hereford
Cresta
Dryden 18 Winner Seeks U S Senate Seat Nominee
New Jersey Republicans nominate John F. Dryden of Newark for United States senator to succeed the late General Sewell. Dryden, president of Prudential Insurance, secured thirty two votes on the nineteenth ballot amid competition from State Senator Stokes of Cumberland and ex U S attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Republlcjan
General Sewell
John F. Dryden
Newark
Prudential Insurance Company
Dryden
Stokes
Cumberland County
John W
Gener
Invades China Prompts American Electric Railroad Proposal
New York reports potential US capital plans to build equip and run a 22 mile electric railroad in Shanghai. Banks and traction firms weigh forming a separate company to handle construction and operation. A London firm likely to bid. one member already linked to Shanghai.
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New York
Chin
Shanghai
Thacity
Shanehil
Addiion
China
Avex
International Ranking Corporation
London
Bill aims at anarchists with death penalty plan
Washington on January 24 reports a special committee of the house Judiciary Committee agreed on a bill to curb anarchists. The measure would impose death for attempts to kill the president or successors, punish conspiracies against foreign rulers, and bar aliens who advocate overthrow or join related groups from entering the United States.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
United States
Judiciary Committee
Mitchell Elected At Miners Convention
Indianapolis January 24 Miners convention elects Mitchell as president Wilson as secretary and Lewis as vice president in a decisive vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Miners’ Convention
Mitchell
Wilson
Lewis
Topeka Whistlers Beat St Marys And Louisville Clubs
The Topeka Whistlers hosted St Marys and Louisville clubs in a tense match at West Street. Twenty eight players and seventy visitors attended. meals of coffee and gand wiches were served. A rematch in St Marys is planned, with Ottawa and Fort Scott showing interest in future Topeka games.
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St. Marys
Louisville
Bonds
Topeka
Tatters Room
Moriarity
St Marys
Yolnes
Ainrys
Lowlevite
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Kansas
Indians Resent Reforms Conference Planned for Oklahoma Chiefs
Guttrie O T June 24 White Eagle Ponca chief will call a conference of all Indian chiefs in Oklahoma and Indian Territory to discuss the order by the commissioner of Indian affairs requiring Indians to cut their hair quit dances and feasts and stop painting faces Indians vow to go to Washington to confer with the ident in what may be the most portable Indian gathering in half a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttrie
Shot Through the Head in Larned Inquest Verdict
In Larned Kansas on June 4 Frederick Kinderader a Russian German farmer’s teen was shot through the head with the gun beside him. Coroner’s inquest returns an accidental shooting verdict. Washington notes a railroad bill involving Chicago Rocksand & Pacific Railway to build a wagon road over the Missouri at Kansas City, with a megate by Senator Harris.
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Larned
Kan
Jun
Frederick Kinderader
Washinston
San
Chicsen, Rocksand & Pabute Railway Company
Missouri River
Kansas City
Harris
Sensational Day in Missouri Murder Trial
Mrs Addie Richardson testifies in Savannah murder trial, tears on the stand as she recounts the December 1900 day. Court interruptions arise over attorney fees. judge orders removal of the jury. Richardson details delaying plans, a return for a brooch, and the moment the fatal shot left blood on her hands.
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Plattsburg
Addie B. Richardson
Savannah
Jank W. Richardson
Richardson
Houoher
Togher
Sheriff
Booher
Booker
Frank
Neighbors testify to Mrs Richardson in murder trial
All defense testimony concluded as court adjourned Prattaburg Missouri June 4. Defense plans to present two witnesses of good character while the state readies rebuttal evidence. Witnesses from Savannah described Mrs Richardson’s character to counter claims she and Fite were seen together at night.
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Prattaburg
Richardson
Tial
Stewart Fite
Booher
Louis Plum
St. Joseph
Frank Richardson
LR. Willams
Charles F. Rooker
Witnesses Testify About Richardson Murder Case In Savannah
Testimony centers on Mrs Richardson and family dynamics as juries hear from clerks neighbors and relatives. Frank Richardson age 12 recounts a low whispered talk with his father after a store visit on Christmas eve. Several neighbors testify to Mrs Richardson’s good character amid questions of motive and blood evidence surfaces through Frank’s overcoat and hands.
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Grace Stanton
Richardson
Howell
Stite
Treaty approves sale of Danish West Indies to U S
Washington January 4 The treaty of opinion on the Danish West Indies transfer stands from Denmark to the United States and was signed at the State Department today by Secretary Long and Danish minister Constantine Grub The treaty will be submitted to the Senate for ratification immediately.
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Washington
Danish West Indies
Denmark
United States
State Department
Long
Constantine Grub
Senate
Schwab Finds Relative in Budapest Visit
During Charles Schwab's Budapest visit, he located a nephew who proved identity by documents. The Vienna World report says Rudolph Schwab, the nephew, was supporting a wife and family and intends to move them to New York where he will care for them.
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New York
Pesti Hir- Jan
Charles Mr. Schiwab
Budapest
Schwab
Vienna
Rudolph Schwab
Oldest PA Woman Dies at 108 in Philadelphia Home
Mrs Truth Carney aged 108 years died at the Union Home for Old Ladies in Philadelphia. Born in Wales she spent most of her life in the United States and was reputed to be the oldest woman in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Frs
Truth Carney
Tnion
Farewell to Governor Shaw at Denison Opera House
More than a thousand residents packed the Denison Opera House for a farewell reception to Governor Leslie M. Shaw who has been named Secretary of the Treasury. Crowds from Crawford county and surrounding areas sent him off with a triumphant ovation as he declared he would not abandon his Denison home and prepared to depart for Des Moines.
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Denison
Denison Opera House
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Crawford County
Godepeed
Shaw
Speai
Dex Moines
McKinley Widow Seeks Free Returbal Aid Bill
Mrs Id B McKinley widow of the late President McKinley supports a bill for free rean abortation of an l small tia ter dent. The move is part of Mr. McKinley's Mail Washington dated January 21 with the president backing the measure.
King George Greece Attacked in Park
A would be assassin rushed a knife at King George in the Phalerion Park. An inspector interposed and was stabbed while shielding the king. The assailant was quickly arrested, report says from Vienna.
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Vienna
Jan
Neve Free Prey
George
Greece
Phalerste
Teeyewert
Sasnasin
Rich gold camp stampede at deep Norwegiss district mine
Pony Montana June 24 news of a rush near the Norwegiss district about 25 miles from the town. About 20 quartz samples found yield gold. prospectors swarm the area as surface rock and vein samples show rich gold content. Reportedly the mother lode has been located and may lead to a major mine development.
Reception to Schley in Chicago Amid City Honors
Arrangements for Admiral and Mrs Winfield Scott Schley to visit Chicago are set. A reception committee led by President Munger and George W Mil fer will greet them at the station with Civil War Naval veterans and city officials. A formal welcome, freedom of the city, a banquet and multiple ceremonies follow across Saturday and Monday.
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Chicago
Winfield Watt Schley
Hatmititen Chit
Munger
George W Mil~ Fer
Routh Chhakga
Maysor Harrison
Guesin
Hamilton
Pres
Sunder
Schley
Winfield Scott Schley School
Memorial Hall
Maryland’ Society
Hinots Ravel Moitile
Mek Schley Ieave
Lanalaville
Model nursery feature at National Congress in Washington
Washington June 24 One of the interesting features of the programme for the National Congress of Mat which will meet here next march will be a model nursery under the direction of Mrs Pred T Dubois wife of the United States weather from data.
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Mr. Parker
Whl
Muyrmun
Wichitu
Mayer Parker
Arik
Kirbeugt
Kirtiugh
Topelot
Beroundthat
Spenene
Squires
Wichte
Polhoeten
J. & Warner
James Warner
Ingetier
Arc Ammo
Wichite
Erould Oe Eer
Ae Tetter
Redden
J. C. Gregory
Numnber of
Mes
Tow
Boston
St. Louis
17H
Te Anthony
Dexi Department
Gillett
J. K. Qubbison
New Jersey
Republicans
Topeka Whisters
New Rock Island Bridge
David Fae
H. J. White
Run Alown
Hia Xister
Odx Yeura
Shomerville
Signa Cesalon
C. MH. Schwab
Inspector
Rich Gold Camp
New Field
Norwegian District
Montana
Kane
Kellam’s
Kellam Book and Stationery Co
Kansas Ave
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