Murry Trial Details Death Briberies and Drunken Alibis
A jury hears testimony on Murry and his wife amid allegations of drunkenness and infidelity. Witnesses recount plans to use a revolver and a possible private motive behind the wife’s death. Defense argues Murry was not habitually drunk, while prosecutors press for evidence of a crime connected to the policy and life claims. The trial proceeds with further arguments expected this afternoon.
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Ani Lee de
Murry
Bis
TAMMANY FOR BRYARK. Croker Says the New York Organization Supports the Nebraskan
A fragmented report notes Richard Croker stating Tammany Hall supports William Jennings Bryan. It cites Bryan’s visit to New York, disagreements about reception, and Fulton campaign signals as May return for Democratic convention looms.
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Croker
New York
Lomson
Jal
Richard Croker
Wan
Txlay
Wantage
Bryants
New York City
Mark Fle
Bryan
Eupiert Reyag
Lye
Hampion
T Shai
Pratt Consents to Removal of Insurance Commissioner
Senator Pratt yields to Roosevelt amid a heated political contest. He has Payn out of the race and Gel, as forces waver, while Gov swift moves influence the outcome. The scene centers on plans to recede from actions taken, with speculation on Payn’s fate and governor’s accountability. Charlie Davis and France Hendricks are noted among candidates. A Tabrete is mentioned as connected to Pratt. Rumors of withholding confirmation loom for next week.
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Enator Pratt
Aspany
Jon
Lillie
Pratt
Hoosevelt
Payn
Fuath
Bility
Ceedy
Charlie Davis
Ulster
Thue Migi France Henrdttoke
Wast
Pormer
Chase A. Tabrete
Rieti
Chie
J. i. Goings
Paris
Antwerp
Sear
Bellern Otis
New Charters The Berbohee Telenhune At Binith Crave
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a garbled notice referencing names such as Barro and Mukire with unclear actions. The line mentions charters and a burial or pace reference but specifics are indecipherable. The readable entities include Berbohee Telenhune Binith Crave and several obfuscated names.
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Berbohee
Binith
Atularwite
Protests and Diplomatic Tangles Stir Global Precedent
A garbled report outlines German protests to a historic government body over diplomatic strains and customs measures. It mentions a speaker, retired official, and questions of ambassadorial licensing amid U S import controls. Strong entities include Germany, United States, and unnamed officials.
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Walleion
Tan
May Haggent
Retderson
Stlii
Geonka
Licens
United States
Grateful Ladies of Doure Whist Club Host Charity Party
The Doure Whist Club ladies express gratitude for a Thursday afternoon event held for orphans. The Pear Lithographing contributed invitations and nineteen attendees named include Warren A. E. Cramby, Milla Cramby, Mr James B. Huya, and others.
RHAL ESTATE TRANSFERS AND WIRE OF DEEDS
Fragments list multiple transfers including G Baal to Jodaty Fowler at 66 and 668 Van Buren street Walnut Grove, Fate H Wall et al to BL 5 Hoge buoy $5 000 lots 25 and 07 Taylor street Leoweed and wife to Burton Siehole $2000 6 thn Rankin Maven to Clarence E L Martin $273 lotts in Bellview addition Johanna M Thinen to Lambert son and wife parcel 4 pt rew 4
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G. Baal
Jat
HL Lamberson
Local trial cites health claims amid city court case
In a morning session at the city court, several men including W. lanes Tuner and Bonedeal Fie faced a fine related to a health claim dispute. The docket referenced a courier and local merchants as witnesses. The ad portion urged Burdink Blood Bitters as a blood purifier and tonic.
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RK. B. Tillovon
New York
Marpel Company
Tyler
Joseph Fewich
Poe
Sea Taylor
Ban Curr
Arthir
Csurt
W. Lanes
Williams the blind school superintendent praised by governor
An amusing visit to the state institution for the blind features Superintendent Williams at work painting as Governor Stanley and Mrs. Stanley tour the plant. Williams explains saving state funds by doing the labor himself while detailing major improvements including a new stairway, walls, and rooms, all executed by his hand and supervision. The governor commends his work and notes the institution’s strong management and lack of political interference.
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Taster Williams
Achocl
Willams
Williams Das Cot
Cirpenter
Duey
Etonemason
Eet bin Utitorm
Branley
Hind
Board of Charities
Williams
Palatine
Mr. Williams
George Kanavel
Sever Witheed
Statley
Sait Williams
Taos
Intervi
Willem
Grant Mormdar
Mirraret
Stanley
Mr. Stanly
Horhadayan
Wills Industry
Ma Emlors
Changw
Willie
Williame
Pope
Fumbur
Pecalia
Rider
Tito
Sy Roberts
Williams Sone
H Kinkos
Nees
James W. Drury
Wabaunsee
Drs
Fantite Campbell
Pueblo, Col
Pottawatomie County
Wabaun
Drury
Colorado
Mountaing Lane
Diity
Kansas City
Campbell
Judge Stussy Seeks Delegate Role at Republican Convention
Judge Henry C. Stussy of Wichita plans to seek a delegate at large position from Kenena at the Philadelphia Republican convention. The field names Judge Glues as a lawyer who assisted Governor Stanley’s rise and notes no nominating speaker for Dir for Stanley’s second term has been chosen.
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Henry C. Stussy
Wichita
Kenena
Pilent
Phiadelphia
Glues
Vienita
Stanley
Bumiainum
Bellotchinson Convent Titre
Grimes Seeks Unified State Fund Law Reforms
State Treasurer F. E. Grimes writes to fellow treasurers seeking a unified measure governing funds and securities of the state. He emphasizes improving custody of state money deposits and reports bankers’ complaints about local depositories. The aim is to craft a general law to benefit Kansas and prompt legislative enactment.
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F. £. Grimes
Grimes
Aes
Kureas
Hie Department
Eleven Jurors in Suit Over Farm Investment
E Simmone appeals to the supreme court from Labette county arguing his 400 payment for a farm, not owned by the company, was impropriately considered after one juror fell ill. With eleven jurors, the trial proceeded, and he contends this violated constitutional rights requiring twelve jurors.
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E. Simmone
Supreme Court
District Court of
Labette County
Simmons
Butler's Call for People's Party Convention Meeting
Washington January 26 Senator Butler chairman of the national executive committee of the People's party has issued a call for a meeting of the executive committee to be held in Lincoln Nebraska Monday February 2 for the purpose of naming a time and place for the national convention of that party The executive committee selects members from each state
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Washington
Butler
People’s Party
Lincoln
Moday
Clash Over Quarantine Sparks International Mail Dispute
A Spokane Oregonian telegraph dispatch reports a quarrel over quarantine measures set by British Columbia and eastern Washington against smallpox. Since Tuesday night, U S mail via Spokane and Northport, Wash., facing Canadian orders to fumigate and disinfect. Tension rises between Canadian and American postal authorities as Northport stores stockpile routes and shipments.
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Portland
Otc
Oregonian
Spokane
Mall
Northport
Mexican War Minister sworn in at City of Mexico
General Bernardo Reyes was sworn in as minister of war to replace the late Governor Felipe Berriozábal. Reyes had served as governor of the state of Nuevo León for some time.
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City of Mexico
Bernardo Reyes
Felipe Berriozubal
Reyes
Neave Leon
REPORTS OF OPERATIONS IN LUZON AND TAAL ENGAGEMENTS
Washington reports General Otis detailing movements in Luzon including cavalry actions at Santa Cruz and losses among American troops near Tayabas. Admiral Watson describes naval actions near Lake Taal with the Marietta and Mallett supporting ground forces, capturing insurgent positions and advancing on Taal town.
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Washington
Otis
Tampulen
Luxon
Menila
Hayes
Santa Cruz
Lusens
Tayabas
Watson
Navy
Gainer Senwith
Lake Taal
Marietta
Ieh
Mallett
Gheen
Ith
Taal
Moody praises medicine over faith healers in Chicago critique
In Chicago a prominent Christian Scientist is denounced for offenses against humanity as Dwight L. Moody, who died last week, praises doctors as noblest after the ministry. He urges forgiveness for fanatics and warns against fanaticism while urging belief that God heals through physicians. In Hobart obit coverage, the House eulogizes the late Vice President with broader legislative notes.
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Aloody
Dwight L. Moody
Chicago
America
Chitaso
Railroads announce new through service May first
Pacific Coast Service from St Louis to Puget Sound Portland and Billings route will begin May 1. Through passenger trains will operate between St Louis Kansas City St Joseph and Puget Sound Portland via Burlington and Northern Pacific lines.
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Pacific Coast Service
St. Louis
Burlington
Northern Pacific Railroard
St Louis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Puget Sound
Portland
Billings
Akron plant to rival Garment Trust with new company
A Jan 2 Akron dispatch reports FE F Schumacher plans a new company to challenge the American Cerem company. Ferdinand Schumacher is said to be interested in the venture, forming a rival to the Columbus based Garment Trust.
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Garment Trust
Columbus
Dispatch
Akron
O. Sayn
Wheat and corn market summary from today’s reports
Market notes show wheat trading with firm tone and gains around a quarter to a half, May up to 24 cents over yesterday while covered shorts supported the rise. Corn opened firm with May advancing, but overall activity remained cautious as traders awaited clearer signals.
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Gheirtie
Uwe
Iouk
Minneapoles
Duluth
Birke
Cmt 1
Grain and Livestock Receipts Across Markets Reported
The Tad extended market summary notes cattle receipts at about 2500 head with steady beef cattle trade, hog receipts and conditions mixed, sheep receipts and prices described. Wheat and corn futures show modest gains in Chicago and Kansas City with mixed regional signals, while livestock and produce markets in Topeka and New York reflect cautious trading and notable activity in butter sugar and cotton futures.
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Renee
Lion “Hong Hs
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Copuluth
Chicago
Pere Arate Lexluimate
Sofie Drreltnee
Souailion
Indiana
Galveston
A.aiby
Sunuany
le York
Pepe
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