Bond Granted For Chauncey Dewey In Habeas Case
Supreme Court sets bond at $15,000 each for Chauncey Dewey pending release Monday. Sheriff McCullough to approve surety. court decisions include writs, warrants, and rulings on several cases. Unclear fragments reference related legal actions and Justice Johnston dissent.
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Pope Leo III Undergoes Second Operation in Rome
Rome reports Pope Leo XIII endured a second operation to drain pleural effusion with Dr. Muzzioni removing thick serum. He arose at six, took breakfast, and showed surprising energy though doctors warn the case remains grave and could require further procedures. Cardinal attendees and Vatican officials monitored progress.
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Right of Exclusion in Papal Elections Explored
Rome July 10 Premier Zunardelli discusses potential veto rights at future conclaves with ministers of Spain France and Austria. The right of exclusion could block candidates not favored by governments, a power once pivotal in medieval politics, with Italy Portugal and Austria historically asserting or challenging it.
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Old Neighbors Arrive at Wallcan Pontiff's Alarming Condition
A deputation from Carplncto in the Verelan bile exchanges with Pope Leo in his sick chamber as Neapolitans mourn the pontiff's approaching end. Cardinals abroad report travel toward Rome and rumor swirls on the conclave's timing with a distant archbishop from Sydney sending dispatches.
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Hop tea probe hits Topeka joints and city politics
Mayor Bergundthal says hop tea beer substitute rings true for salable intoxicants. Police court cases exist but evidence on hop tea manufacture and sale remains elusive. Officers Henderson and Reed monitor bars as Topeka sees concern over joint operations and drugstores.
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Five Die As Train Hits Wagon At Redcomb Crossing
A westbound Pennsylvania train from Columbus struck a wagon at Redcomb Junction near Cincinnati, killing five people and injuring four. The dead include Copenhaven children and Grace Lemmick. injured include Albert and Neille Copenhaven. The wagon occupants were neighbors traveling to Madisonville for supplies. the engineer blew the whistle but mules balked, leaving the wagon on the track. The engineer attempted to stop but could not prevent the collision.
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Roosevelt Travels Up Hudson Amid River Scene
Oyster Bay July 10 President and Mrs Roosevelt left aboard the Sylph last night and sailed up the Sludeon river. Secretary Loeb declined to state their destination though it is known they proceed to a considerable distance upriver, while the storm in Europe calms in Sofia.
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Indian Territory Adds Ryan to Handle World Fair Exhibit
Interior Assistant Secretary Ryan, already named Alaska exhibit commissioner for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, is appointed to oversee the Indian Territory exhibit. F. C. Hubbard remains executive aide as Ryan relies on Hubbard. The exhibit, housed in a separate building, has $3,000 from government funds plus $3,000 raised by subscription.
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Sensational double murder shocks Mason City shoppers
In Mason City, Illinois, Edward Barton, a Springfield man, fatally shot Julius Prank and Irving Rosenfield during a morning clothing store incident. Barton fled, was overpowered, and taken to Havana before a mob formed. Rosenfield, a New York transplant aged 42, and Prank, 41, both single Hebrews, owned the store and inquiries continue into motive.
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Thomas Page Named To Lead North Topeka Relief Committee
President John E Frost announces Thomas Page as chairman of the North Topeka relief committee. Page calls a 2 o'clock meeting in his North Topeka office to begin apportioning funds, after mayor Bergundthal declined involvement.
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Deputy chief clerk in St Joseph kills self at home
Ciade L Holaday, deputy chief clerk of the railway mail service in St Joseph, hanged himself at his home at 62 South Ninth Street at midnight. He had been a victim of the Santa Fe wreck at Lyons, Kansas, years earlier and suffered injuries from that incident, which authorities say left him with continuing pain.
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Graney Named Referee for Key Championship Bout
In San Francisco on July 10 Jim Corbett and Ditty Delaney, acting for Jim Jef fries, Dave, agreed upon Eddie as the referee for the high championship right to this jmust a.
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O G Show Returns Amid Mixed Topeka Reception
Manager J E Rickard and press agent Musten promote the Gua Fico show with Pony and G2e acts in Topeka. Otto Floto’s prior visit drew poor business as crowds fled flood damage, trees, and a wet night. a North Topeka wave kept would be patrons away. The Marshal band concert at Eighth and Harrison was canceled due to Mrs Nichols’ death at the Nichols residence opposite the corner.
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Will Do Big Business in Insurance Agency Expansion
Tiinola Life Insurance Co increases its agency force with R W Stevens as president and manager of agencies. Kansas Mutual agents join the expansion, with many new men to fill retrenchment roles and local managers across the state. Brevene notes the Life pects to place more new business in Santa during the balance of 1905.
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TRAIN WRECK KILLS GIRL AS FLOOD SWINGS TRACK
Flood spread weakened rails causing a train to jump the track on the Terminal Railroad link between Granite City and Madison tunnels. One girl died and four workers were seriously injured. several others hurt. Most aboard were employees of Commonwealth Steel in Granite City and National Enameling and Stamping in Madison.
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Harvest Hands Sought in Hayes County Wheat Fields
July 1 in Hays City reports a wheat crop near 200000 acres in Elim county. Harvest could yield about three million bushels, with 10 headers and as many binders at work. Harvesters offered $2.30 to $2.00 daily plus board as recruiters shuffle crowds near Ellsworth.
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