Supreme Court to Rule on Bail for Berry Family Case
Attorneys for ranchmen admit feud exists as Supreme Court weighs bail for T. Me Bride and Clyde Wilson, Dewey forces and Berry family members, with arguments on armed conflict, court deadlines, and historical capital crime status. Evidence and testimony highlight feudal violence and disputed motives in the Berry-Dewey feud.
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Supreme Court
Bride
Clyde Wilson
Ie Wurnmary
Dir
Harver
CMC
Ind
Coleman
Harveys
Dewey Ridera
Hoy
Bench
Birch Beery
Winkup
Lebow
Dewey
Berry
Alphemn Berry
Ahner
Apanrathy
Herry
Alpheus
Buren Berry
Thale
Benator Beesin
Fegard
Baron
Roy Berry
Beach
Roy
Kansas
Berrys
Tent City Refugees Face July 10 Closure Pressure
Residents of the fair grounds tent city, sheltering North Popeke refugees, protest Mayor Bergumthal’s plan to disband July 10. A Bailey City confidant says 14 families remain, 11 self-sufficient, one unable to work, fearing loss of homes and provisions as delays in housing emerge. Mayor Bergundhal resists delaying, while July 18 is set as a closing date for those with nowhere else to go.
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Fair Grounds
Popeke
Bergumthal
Suete Journal
Bailey City
Bernardthal
Fair Ground
Distilled Water Offer Draws Cautions and Gossip
An ad touts distilled water delivery at low effort and cost as safer than boiling water, citing doctors in Topeka. The piece weaves in notes about President Lowbets h and a grand chateau near Mazeng, with a mix of names and places in a fragmented, period tone.
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Topeka
Stewart
J. G. Grubbs
Topeka Distilled Water
May Die of 2 Gun Wad Wound
Atchison Kansas July 7 accident delayed report from discharge of a revolver loaded with a blank cartridge. Mrs Veet, who lives near Topeka, was passing her husband when a revolver he examined discharged. The wad penetrated the abdomen. Passenger train via Missouri Pacific departs Topeka 9 45 p m arrives Ottawa 2 30 p m returning Ottawa 1 2 p m arrives Topeka 3 0 p m fare 2 0 for round trip Tickets on sale July 40h to Bh
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Veet
Missouri Pacific
Topeka
Ottawa
Felt Between Cars Near Emporia Tragedy
July night accident on a railroad near Emporia leaves T Estey Johnson dead after derailment. He was riding atop a box car from Strone City Emporia when jolted, fell between cars, and sustained fatal injuries. The incident occurred eleven miles west near Saffordville on the line.
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Emporia
Estey Johnson
Settled at Last over Fillmore Street Paving Center Issue
City council resolves a long running dispute on brick pavement alignment for Fillmore Street between thirteenth Streat and the next south street. After historic width changes and private property adjustments, the plan will place paving near the street center, with minor nonuniformities deemed negligible once paved.
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Fillmore I Street
Urebaa
Fillmore Street
M.A. Low
Albert T. Rel
Reid
Center of street repairs sparks neighborhood dispute
A heated Indianapolis discussion centers on adjusting pavement edges along a north end block to conform with a street center line. Community leaders Low and Mee criticize delays while Gurver advocates compromise for parking and access. Bishop Hood from the A M F Zion church offers a measured view on race tensions, urging slow progress with white assistance.
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Centh
Filmore
Biel
Low
Gurver
Mtr
Ives
Speke
Wales
Indiamapolis
Ind
J. W. Hood
A. M.F. Zion
New York
New Zongland
North
Cana
Hina
Ishop Hood
Wellington Bay Drowned
Bobby Hyser son of H T Hyser of Wellington Second ward drowned at Slate stock below the dam Monday afternoon He was unable to swim and wandered in the water with other boys Claude Willits and Arthur Schwinn nearby helped save the others but Hyser sank after coming up briefly and disappearing from view in the Crank Below the dam
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Wellington
Nan
Bobby Hyser
H.T. Hyser
Welock
Bobby
Claude Willits
Arthur Schwinn
Steet
All Bids Rejected for Colorado Building Project
Washington July 7 The Secretary of the Treasury today rejected all bids for the construction of a pantomer building in Leadville Colorado The low bid was deemed unsatisfactory and the other two bids exceeded the appropriation limit The department will consider a cheaper building or a wall until Congress provides a larger appropriation
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Inday
Pantomer
Leaiville
Colo
Kad
Tike Department
Congress
Large Gold Shipment Totals Nearly Three Million Dollars
New York July 7 Heidelbach Tekelheimer and Company engaged 790000 dollars of gold for shipment to Hampe today. An additional 509000 dollars by Gotinen Spchs and Company was announced yesterday. The total shipment amounting to 2750000 dollars reflects the day’s active gold movement and finance market activity.
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New York
Heidelbach, Tekelheimer and Company
Hampe
Eo Tor
Tseresmma
Gotinen
Spchs and Company
First Guam Cablegram Sent From Navy Station
The first cablegram from Guam arrived at the Navy department today. It states that Commander Se1, commandant of the station, transmits a courteous note to Pointe Commercial Conte company people if station pay their respects to department.
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Guam
Washington
Navy
Ian
Pointe Commercial Conte Company
Department
Assouan Reservoir Emptied for Winter Water Supply
Assouan reservoir emptied of its winter store for the first time. Officials say the results are satisfactory with increased entranced area and assured success of summer crops in the tributary region. Expenditure on the dam is fully justified.
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Assouan
Entronce
Portrait of Hedin by John W Alexanders Acquired
Cincinnati museum directors purchase John W Alexanders portrait of Hedin the famed lcutpear for the permanent collection. The piece is cited as one of the artist's most important works and reflects the museum’s goal to bolster holdings with notable 19th century portraits.
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Cincinnati
New York
John W. Alexanders
Hedin
Cincinnati Museum of Fine Arte
Pristing School to Open for Practical Work
The announcement notes Ann. E. Pristing School will begin when the term opens. It references a German M. E academy, the addition of Ponting 2 tee sehen, and indicates the start of practical work as part of the new school year.
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Ann. E. Pristing School
Finterprine
M. E Academs
the Pres
Topeka Notes And Local Sightings Across July
Residents report hot weather and mixed reactions as summer starts. Highlights include Topeka visitors, a fire crew returning from Kansas City, a cannon accident injuring an eye, and community updates on births and public works across the area.
Harvest hand questions and state notices in Kansas paper
A Kansas Topeka Plymouth era item notes harvest hand questions in Kansas and mentions events. Judge Joseph A. GML of the United States court at Viren visits Topeka meeting Kansan politicians. The Frankfort Fair association changes fair dates to September 5-9. Ft. Riley to host army maneuvers. possible shift to Ft. Sill and Yellowstone park reserve. State board of charities asks Kansas City residents and Argentina to aid Topeka committee detailing conditions left by the President. Washburn College president invites city to view a new telescope. Venus and Mars appear. Chautauqua and Heatrice lectures announced. Harvest hands hired at a free employment agency. Panama hats noted. Flood relief tents delayed. World’s tall commissioners’ pay capped at 72 meetings. Oil deputies announced. elm trees dying in Washburn campus. Kansas Supreme Court appoints bar exam board. Guard salary controversy and resignation emerge. National Guard to use old Springfield rifles for fall maneuvers. Krag-Jorgensen rearmament postponed. Deaf-mute sign language sermon held. Willard contributes flood farm notes for Kaw valley.
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Capleal
Clarence H. Mutson
Castler
Kansas
Joseph A. Gml
United States Court At
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Kansan
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Kaw
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Frankfort
State Board of Charities
Kankes Oty
Kan
Argentina
Toeke
Plass
Washburn College
Venus
Mars
Sesson
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Sam P. Jones
Atchison Society
Ene
Free Employment Agency
The
Globe
Adjutant General
Kelley
F.C. Raney
Fort Scott
A.C. Housey
Wiehlta
Frank Minter
Corning
Weldy
Galena
L. Dieser
Gari
City
Raney
S .G. Spencer
Washburn Camput
Supreme Court
Hutchings
Kansans City
Slee Ee
Minneapolis
E. H. Buckman
Winter
L. H. Perkins
Lawrence
McFarland
D. D. Finney
State House
Manhate Tite Nive Aainey
Finney
Inesry Thery
GZ Ketery
Kansas National Guard
Safeguard the Children and Remedies Ahead
Despite poor conditions the era notes safeguards for children, citing health issues and remedies. The piece mentions digestive complaints, bowel care, cholera and colic concerns, plus Dean's Ammonia or similar tonics as sought cures. It advertises remedies and locations for purchase at druggists.
Night Was Her Terror
Fragmentary OCR text mentions medical remedies and a drug company, referencing King’s New Life and medicine names, with scattered phrases about health, lungs, and remedies, set near North Kansae avenue.
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We AY Drug Co
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