Disposed Criminal Cases In District Court This Term
The district court term closes with 15 cases disposed, many plea guilty or convicted. Notable actions include Mary Norman petty larceny and Sam Guyless stealing with peace kept in the process. Several liquor, nuisance, and assault cases moved or dismissed, while others continued to next term. jurist notes indicate mixed outcomes and ongoing docket activity.
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Salles Antoine
Fritz
Asca
Chas
Druisan
Bike Wagoner
Frank
Pete Catishas
Bond Forte
Belling Aquar
Mary Norman
Tlasceny
Waters
State Va
Sam Guyless
Piead
City Va
Henk Shaffer
Frank Christ
Seline Hawoe
Townaenl Selting Travor
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Elise
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Jeter
Clotie Kircher
George Buckmir
Erderly House
Eeu Sient Sian
Jon Tor Qunab
Acsarae ‘Riel
Uteence
Cantin- City
VanHorn
Staiova
Jock Wright
Pearly Atkinson
Homer Cunningham
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Willams
Canya
Gem Kiauer
Tame
Mr van Horn
Wilsen Ani
Teisten
Jordan
Fareeny
Sista
Robert Setth
Pete Gilkey
Larceny
Snag
Hotss Pound Guiity
Slaters
Marcus Bennett
Tal Sisley
Frank Bawards
Ovetes Failim
Buite
New Fast Train to Chicago via Santa Fe
A new fast train runs from Topeka to Chicago via the Santa Fe route leaving Topeka in the evening and arriving in Chicago early the next morning. The service offers Free Chair Car, Standard and Pullman Sleepers with connections east to Michigan and Northern Lake resorts. For details contact Senator T. L. King.
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Chicago
Santa Pa
Topeka
Chicasa
Michigan
Lake
Sen T. L. King
Tourist Rates Published for Trips to Colorado and Utah
F Nipps agent Topeka Kansas advertises tourist rates to Colorado and Utah. Tickets from Missouri Pacific points to Denver Colomito Springs Puebla Cole Salt Lake and Orden Utah valid until September 15 at greatly reduced prices. Townsend G P Lela Sho announces concert tonight at Garfield Park by Marshall band at five o'clock.
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Missouri
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Puebla
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Orden
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Sho
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Lightweights Struggle to Hit 128 Pounds for Garden Bout
New York July 12 The Hine McGovern fight at Madison Square Garden is shaping up as a record betting event as lightweight Erne trains to reach the 128-pound limit. Erne says he will cut to weight even at great cost, insisting the bout will be the fastest ten rounder yet. He details a strict daily regimen and praises his trainers Zimpfer Fitzpatrick and Snitz, with his mother handling meals. The Twentieth Century Athletic Club outfits a ventilated arena for some 45,000 fans, removing windows and roofing to ensure cooling air during the event.
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New York
Hine-McGovern
Madison Square Garden
Erne
McGovern
Eirne
Tam
Ernc
Ofelock
Symnasium
Frank Zimpfer
Jim Fitzpatrick
Zimpfer
Fitzpatrick
Fire Will Begin Training For Coming Fight With Gus Rublin
New York July 13 Rob Witzsimmons will begin training at once for his August 10 fight with Gus Rublin and a second meeting with Sharkey later in August. Rublin plans indoor work at Bath Beach and Fox hopes to regain the championship, training at Hergen Beach. Bets will be placed by Seaside Sporting Club and Twentieth Century Athletic Club with entry due by 3 pm next Tuesday.
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Rob Witzsimmons
Gus Rublin
Sharkey
Fritz
Hergen Beach
Rubin
Bath Beach
Tom
Fitz
Akron
Jeffries
Pitz
Seaside Sporting Clu
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Patchen and Gentry Fastest Mile Record in Windsor Race
Joe Patchen won two heats in a driving match against John Country at Windsor track on Thursday, pacing the fastest mile of the season and the fastest ever to Canada. Patchen led whole race, with Griver Andrews close behind, while Dickerson received a floral horseshoe after the event. The weather was cloudy with a brisk crosswind. Patchen’s first mile time was 3 20 4 4, surpassing Country’s Lima record by half a second.
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Detroit
Canada
Windsor
Joe Patchen
Mies
Patchen
John F. Cvntry
Astraight
Patehen
Gentey
Lima
Dlee
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Dickerson
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Boxing Pact for 25 Round Bout in August 1900
The article outlines a July 1900 agreement between Robert Fitzsimmons and Gus Rubini for a boxing contest of twenty five rounds under Marquis of Queensberry rules to be held August 10, 1900, with $2,500 posted as a good faith guarantee by each party and the club, penalties for noncompliance, and details on gloves, ticket handling, and referee Charley White. It also notes bids open for a week and witness signatures from Billy Madden and Captain Hugh Duffy.
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Robert Fredmonde
Robert Fitzsimmons
Gus Rublin
Marquis of Queensberry
Phat
Harry Beecher
Charley White
Billy Madden
Gus Rubiin
Obert Fitzsimmons
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