General Eagan Nervous On Stand In War Inquiry
Washington January 26 General Eagan appeared before the war investigation commission and showed marked nervous strain. Col Alexander testified that Eagan was unfit for business and repeatedly expressed concern as to his testimony and the press criticism. Col Davis described the mounting excitement after Miles’ testimony and the mounting pressure from newspaper clippings alleging misconduct.
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Washington
Eagan Court
Tidge
Davis
General Bill
Terview
New York
Milesty
W. TL. Algander
U. 5
Jermaica
Eagan Ve Ris
War Investigating Commission
Eagan
Eulig
Bagan
Commissary Department
Merritt
Col
Alxander
George 3. Davis
Eazan
Gen. Eagan
Gen. Miles
War Commission
Kagan
Jen. Hagen
Jamin
Col. Davis
Ragan
Kenenisa
Thir
State Bar Association Holds Sixteenth Annual Meeting
President S H Allen calls the state bar to order in the Capitol’s supreme court room as Topeka members and prominent attorneys gather for the sixteenth annual meeting. George R Peck delivers address “The Judge, the Lawyer and the Citizen” while sessions cover memorials, law amendments, legal aid, and state university law school. A banquet closes the day with talks on constitutional topics and the jury system.
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RT. Alien
Supreme Court
State Bar Association
Capitol Building
Topeka
Varinua
Beeston
Alles
Associating Sbatit
State University Law School
David Martin
George R. Peck
Alien
Tomer
PL Garver
Kansas Court of Apprais
Garland Dies at Court in Washington Stroke While Addressing Supreme Court
Former Attorney General Augustus H. Garland collapsed in the Supreme Court chamber while addressing the court and died within ten minutes. He spoke calmly, attempted to continue, then fell beside a chair as physicians rushed to aid him. the session was postponed and officials gathered to view the body.
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Washington
Augustus H. Garland
United States Supreme Court
Garlini
Towson
Franklin Muckes
McKenney
Senator Gullinger
Garland
Philippine constitution adopted by Malolos congress
The Republica reports Malolos congress adopted the Philippine constitution and voted confidence in Aguinaldo with power to declare war on Americans as needed. A Cavite women’s mass meeting urged Aguinaldo to permit women to take men’s places in defense if required. An American sentry killed a Filipino artillery captain at the Tonto Bitpost amid heated native press reaction calling it cowardly.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Republica
Congress
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Cavite
Agunalde
Paterno Res
Americana
Tonto
Filipinos Learn A Lesson After Sentry Kills Two
Report from Hong Kong dated January citing Manila officials describe an incident in which American sentries fatally shot an armed Filipino. Following exchanges, arrests were made and public tension rose as Mabini cabinet pushes for recognition steps and release of Spanish powers, while calms combat rumors and social reactions ripple through Manila.
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Mantle
Hong Kong
Mericannes
Thers
Mabini
No Mandamus Asserts New Court Worthless
An act creating a Cherokee Crawford counties court was found worthless today. Phil Campbell and Rep Wheatley abandon mandamus plans as the bill’s provisions to await voter ratification are invalid. Senate and House had passed and amended the measure but no court exists yet in Crawford and Cherokee counties. Governor Stanley’s action is on hold pending correction and public ratification.
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Phil Campbell
Wheatley
Stanley
Crawford
Cherokees
BML
Cherokee County
Ryan
Hose
Wea
Senate
House
Campbell
Seymtor Householder
Householder
Cry of Dollar Wheat Bulls Push Market Higher
The Chicago wheat pit saw strong buying as May futures rose about a cent over the prior quotation. Wall Street influence and local agencies fed the rally, with traders noting limited supply and renewed demand as markets reacted to seasonal cues and market sentiment.
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Chicago
Wall Street
Thic
Ora
Misbal
TIF
Com
Ixcitament
Kansas moves to adopt uniform commercial paper law
The Kansas commission on uniform state laws proposes a comprehensive act codifying commercial paper. Sponsored by Senator Royal Matthews and Representative Wise, the measure has been adopted in several states and praised by national legal bodies. The bill aims for broad adoption and covers related topics like deeds wills and corporate stock transfer.
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Kansas
Piont
Kansas Commission
John . Milliken
McPherson
Chattman
A. A. Godard
Popeka
TH Wall
Wionici
Wilson
H. S. Jackson
Atchison
Senatorial Balloting Across States Includes Utah and Wisconsin
Harrisburg reports the eighth senatorial ballot result with Quay leading and others listed. Nebraska shows Field gaining votes as Hayward falters. Wisconsin records no change in joint convention ballot. Utah ballots shift McCune up and King down, with McCormick support noted. plus legal notes from Junction City on the Krebs trial and Cimarron obituary for T. H. Schreeter among another settler death.
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Harrisburg
Quay
Jenks
Dalzel
Stewart
Hutt
Irvin
Tubts
Kee
Grow
Markle
Wideoor
Riter
Nebraska
Reese
Foss
Field
van Dusen
Lambertson
Hinshaw
Cornish
Valentine
Adams
Wisconsin
Madison
Utah
Salt Lake
McCune
King
W. & McCormick
Cannon
Nebeker
McCormick
Sutherland
Rep
Back to Kansas as George R Peck Returns in Topeka
George R Peck arrives in Topeka after two years away and plans an address at the State Bar Association. He greets Col W H Rossington, jokes about authorship of speeches, and discusses horses and the yearling Egypta. His daughters Isabelle and Mary are sailing toward the Mediterranean. Newton library fund drive begins by local women to support the city library.
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George R. Peck
Topeka
Representative Hall
State Bar Association
Santa Fe
Col. W. H. Rossington
Ross
George BR. Peck
Throop
Horge R. Peck
Rossington
Col. Rossington
Chicago
Rosswell Field
Melville Stone
E. Gross
Associated Press
J. P. Wheldon
Mr. Wheldon
Col. Peck
Col Rossington
Kansas
Guildford Dudley
Albert Parker
George
Peck
Mr. Dudley
Dudley
Mr. Parker
Egypta
Col
New York
C. J. Peck
Isabelle
Mary
Mediterranean Sea
Newton
Columbus' Dust In Amrica Iowan Claims Startling Discovery
Browning of Biour City, Iowa asserts positive evidence that Columbus remains are in the United States. He says a Spaniard offered the relics for 5000 during the World's Fair and that a well known American collector holds the dust now in New York or Washington. Browning did not buy the relics. He anticipates a public reveal at the Met.
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Biour City
Iowa
Browning
Columbus
Bureau
Mwas
America
New York
Washington
Christophers
Gas Explosion Injures Roy Cropp in Cellar Incident
Roy Cropp, an engineer at Crystal Laundry, suffered severe burns to his face and hands when an explosion of gas ignited after he struck a match in the basement cellar where water pipes were being inspected. The blast threw him to the floor and left him nearly senseless. injuries described as dangerous but not fatal.
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Fie
Washington
Roy Cropp
Crystal Laundry
Cropp
Assist—Ance
Another Letter Found From Von Bobi Company
Cineinant Jan 9 reports the Von Bobi company received an order from H Cornish for a medicine sample. A May 11 180K letter signed H C Barnet is found, said to have been sent to New York. The secretary notes handwriting similarity between Cornish and Barnet letters.
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Vor Mantorn
Jeter
Barnet Fetter
Poverty All Around Seen by the Legislature at Reform School
The legislature toured the reform school to review conditions and funding. An appropriation had been cut from 45000 to 20000, with ragged cloths, worn floors, and rusted pipes visible. Both houses adjourned and the party of nearly two hundred traveled to the school, where Assistant Superintendent Urie assumed charge after Superintendent Hart’s recent resignation. Continued on Fourth Page.
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Reform School
Owelonke
Mork Island
Urier
Hart
A New Method of Medical Science Promises Free Treatment
An advertisement touts the Slocum System as a cure for consumption and lung diseases. It offers a free complete course from Slocum Laboratories by sending name and address to Dr T A Lincomb at 98 Ping St, New York, with bottles and advice mailed to readers. The text extols three remedies working together, claiming safety, simplicity, and suitability for all ages, and asserts no disruption to daily life or meals.
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Slocum
Slocum Laboratories
T. A. Lincum
Ping St
Siew Korie
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War Investigation Commission
Ate. Worthington
Fiera
Hasan
Tod General Miles
Cneral Estan
Charles P. Eagan
S. H. Allen
U. S. Supreme Court
Capitol
Senklors
Ar+ kkansas
Berry
Jones
Philippine Congress
Krebs
Junction City
Meyer
Yates
Abe
Cimarron
T. H. Schreeter
Torsday
Pneuamonia
Acouahe
le Grippe
Geo. R. Peck
Colonel Rossington
Columbes
Rica
Iowan
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