Judge Hazen Plans Vacation Amid Court Backlog
In Topeka Judge T Hazen of the district court will take a vacation this summer to rest. He aims to dispose of pressing business by Aviguet 1 so matters will be posed or carried over to the September term. The criminal docket is large with a Nevela murder trial possibly repeating. The civil docket is expanded by over fifty cases since the circuit court was abolished last spring.
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Topeka
T. Hazen
Distret Cour
Judge Hazen
Aviguet
Hagen
Hezen
Nevela
Circuit Court
Warden Appointment Hints for Leavenworth Prospects
W. French leads for warden of the U S penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas as Attorney General Harmon moves to appoint officials for the prison. An appropriation of about one hundred and twenty thousand dollars funds salaries and employes, with emphasis on selecting a man of wide experience and proven success. No official confirmation yet. J o Wy French, former Indiana Michigan City warden, is among candidates.
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W. French
DU. 8
Leavenworth
Washinstox
Harmon
United States
Fort Keepworth
Kan
One Hundred
Squve
J.* O Wy. French
Indiana
Michigan City
Ind
Hale-Witted Boy Lost In Shunganunga Woods
Clarence Raper a ten year old boy described as half witted is missing after leaving his mother's home in the evening. He may have wandered toward Shunganunga Creek with police and family suspecting possible abduction by his father amid ongoing divorce court cases.
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Clarence Raper
Shungaatogs Woods
Fost
Wilau Lele Raper
Clarence
Shunganunga Creek
Victorty
Mra Roper
Ohio
Mra. Roper
Aggravated Case Involves Jones In Police Court
Simon Jones, 26, colored, faced a police court judge for allegedly attempting to arrange an appointment with Angeline Ligere, 16, a white French girl. He was fined 80 dollars after testimony showed two weeks of notes and lingering near her home. Several boys testified carrying Jones’s notes, while the girl did not testify and denied knowing him.
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Jones
Simon Jones
Angeline Ligere
Miss Lazere
Mather
Civic effort aims to halt bull fight at Atlanta exposition
William Hosea Ballon of the American Humane Society says he will seek injunctions and possible arrests if Atlanta officials permit a bull fight at the exposition. He served notice on the management demanding prompt denial and action to stop the event.
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New York
William Hosea Ballon
American Humane Society
Denisls
Militia Under Arms in Jackson Hole Tension
Ontiana Nebraska dispatch reports Governor Richards rejected volunteers ready to fight Indians in Jackson Hole. He ordered Captain of a state militia company at Landor to be in readiness with saddle and pack animals. The company, three days from trouble, was ordered to arm at Landers armory.
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Ontiana
Neb
Bee
Cheyanne
Richards
Jackson Hole
Landor
Lander
Cattle Thieves Plead Guilty in Nebraska County
L Voogel T Clark and C H Sackaon, cattle thieves, pleaded guilty to cattle stealing this morning. They will appear before the district court at Bassett on Monday for sentencing. This marks the sixth rustler sent from Keya Paha county to Lincoln in four months.
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Omaha
The
Bee
Springview
Neb
L Voogel
T. Clark
C. HL. Sackaon
Bassett
Keya Paha County
Lincoln
Strike Paralyzes Colom Paralyand Wharf and Shipping
Colom Paralyand, Coos, Columbia July 14. Wharf and ship lobstera strike continues to paralyze trade. A detachment of soldiers expected from Panama to keep order. A number of Topeka colored people plan Emancipation Day celebration at Baker Ridge on Friday, August 2.
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Colom Paralyand
Coos
Columbia
Panama
Baker Ridge
Harrison Will Not Deny or Confirm Presidential Run
Syracuse dispatch reports General Harrison refused to deny or affirm the Poole interview about his presidential candidacy. Major Poole says he told the model officials not to share details, while Sayles has not talked to the press. Harrison, meeting a Syracuse Post reporter, declined further comment and asked to be left alone on the subject.
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Hin Witt
Pools
Syracuse
Syracuse Post
Old Forks
Harrison
India
Major Poole
Zip
Forge House
Dodd
Joseph L Sayles
Gen. Harrison
Mr. Sayles
Poole
Burton Comments on Ingalls and 1895 Senate Race
J R Burton left Topeka for Bloomington to attend business at the Windsor Hotel. He said he is not campaigning this year and would let Ingalls have 95 with 96 suitable for him, noting the race has narrowed to them two. He praised Col W a Heres during the talk.
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J. R Burton
Topeks
Bloomington
Tfl
Birs. Burton
Windsor Hotel
Dir. Burton
Mr. Burton
Burton
Ingalls
Col W. A Heres
Mrs Stryker Talks On Prohibition and Education
Mrs. Althea Bridges Stryker, en route to Kansas City, discusses her role at Great Bend Central Normal College, her stance on prohibition, and the clash with Topeka ministers. She defends enforcement of law, criticizes hypocrites, and notes ministerial letters urging denouncement of her school.
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Great Hood
Althea Briges Stryker
Kansas City
Stryker
Cule
Central Normal College
Great Bend
Cole
Pein
Intdel
Topeka
Conaa
Bulgarians Indignant Over Murder of Stambuioff
In Constantinerze on July 19 the crowd expresses wild indigna tion over the alleged murder of Bulgarian statesman M. Stambuioff and criticizes police and government, despite local press bans. Washburn Colleges St Topeka upholds high scholarship standards.
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Stambulof
Constantinerze
M. Stambuioff
Bulgaria
Washburn Colleges
St Topeka
Topeka Snaps and Shifts In City News
Local notes from Topeka report river levels steadying, burglaries, weather jokes, and civic updates. Mentions Exceleior Springs visits, water in cellars, and a hidden Hand play tonight. McPherson defeats Great Bend 8 to 3 in baseball.
North Topeka news briefs and local notices
North Topeka items detail births visits and travels of residents from Shorey to Kansas City. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meer of Shorey. Mrs. Green and son plan a Manitou trip. Mrs. J. A. Polley sick at Shorey. Capt. Boltinghouse holds a North Topeka Gun Club record with 23 of 26. New Rock Island station planned at Beauville Brown County near Mt Pleasant church near the reservation.
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Henry Meer
Shoray
Mies Myrtle Madison
Kansas Avenue
Valley Falls
W. R. Taggart
Merine
J. A. Taggart
Evelyn Street
Minnie Bischoff
Albert GC Bays
Paramore Street
Albert Clark
Fort Worth
Texas
Walter Skinner
Jackson Street
William Busby
Dora Cody
Shorey
Kentucky
J. A. Polley
Thos Little
E D. Smal
Wilmington
Carrie Morse
Emporia
A. Dawson
Bert
Ada Mosier
Meriden
Quincy Street
Mise Lucile Ward
Marysville
Mika Lubie Shafer
Silver Lake
Misa Bessie Bots
Cairo
Kanara Fursta
T. N. Davis
Topeka Aveenue
Monroe Grosbong
Eugene Bryan
Los Angeles
Cal Me
Mr. Groshong
Russell Barber
J. E Yookey
HK Lyon
James Priddy
Priddy
Lodge & Colvin
Norris Street
Pratt Broa
North Topeka
Lukene
Stutz & Walker
A.J. Arnold & Son
North Kan
Hanyon
J. H. Heller
N. Kan
A J
Peoudi
Kanave
Topeka Carriage Works
West Laurent Street
Rock
Hoxton
Rock Island
Brown County
Baallville
Coon Scheutz
Mt Pleasant
Beauville
Bukor
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Oklahoma
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Ther
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Grover Cleveland
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Santa Fe General Office
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