A Murderous Stepson in Clarksville Tragedy
A Clarksville Post Dispatch special reports Luke Alle, 13, was shot and killed last evening by his stepfather William Mallory after Mallory wounded his mother and shot the elder man from behind. Four additional shots were fired into the dead man before the assailant fled, suspected to have headed toward Kentucky to join a brother. The report includes unrelated lines about Royal Baking Powder and a government chemist statement.
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Post-Dispatch
Clarksville
Yeon
Luke Alle
Wm. Mallory
Mallory
Kentucky
Furious at Daudet English women critique his visit
June 1 Lospos reports a social storm as Engileh women criticize Al Phonse Daudet the French visitor. They claim English women in Paris share fattened hair and large feet and differ from London aristocrats in appearance. The piece labels English taste as lacking elegance and beauty.
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Lospos
al Phonse Daudet
England
Tie
Uteer Erangers
Ding
Paris
London
Princess Trials Stir English Papers Over Wales Affair
English newspapers hint at the Princess of Wales troubling private matters after she declined to attend a royal drawing room at Buckingham Palace, citing a wish to avoid a certain personage. The piece notes her perceived worry and obligation to England under the Queen’s wish. Also included are advertisements for Dr Wing's New Life Pills and a brief item on spirits pricing by General McNalty and a local newspaper stance from The Independent Atlas.
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Bho
Wales
Loxnos
Princess of Wales
Queen Victoria
Huckingham Palace
Sketch
England
Pitts
H. E Buckles & Os
Chicago
Dr. Wing
New Life
J. K. Jones
Shuggist
Hog grabs elderly man in pig pen attack
E Robbins aged about seventy five was knocked down by a large hog as he sought to remove a snout from a pen. The hog bit his throat and face, breaking a false tooth plate. Robbins pried jaws apart with a stick and escaped. Dr. McDonald removed the broken plate and Robbins recovered, though wounded. The incident occurred near Lawrence ahead of Kansas City closing week.
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Fr. Scott
Newton No High Climb Ends In A Narrow Escape
A crowd watched as Newton boy Seb Snyder offered to replace a tangled halyard on the GAR flagpole. While near the top the rope slipped and he fell but clung to the pole. He resumed the ascent and successfully replaced the halyard later that afternoon. Commencement events at Emporia College include prelims and Hood prize debates. Colonel Sam Amidon receives high K P appointment. Fort Scott burglars blow safe, netting $140. Sid Goff acquitted in self defense case near Morland. Scranton relief goods donated by Warren M. Crosby & Co.
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Seb Snyder
Terra Firma
Emporia
Ewroria
Ezes
College of Emporia
Austin Chapel
J. D. Hewitt
Sam Amidon
Wicurra
K. of P. of
Kansas
Grand Lodge
Supreme Court of the Order
ES. Bartram
Council Grova
Morgan Caraway
Great Bend
Fort Scott
J. W. Swisher
Lingen Goff
Friedenthaler
Dims Crry
Sidney Gof
Frank Friedenthaler
Morland
Keeley Institute Discontinues Topeka Branch
Journal reports the Keeley Institute in Topeka will close and consolidate with the Keeley Institute in Kansas City, Kansas. W. Wadsworth and staff prepare mailings announcing the move, with Dr. James Y. Simpson continuing as medical director in Kansas City and Keeley remedies no longer administered in Topeka. The Topeka facility notes 3000+ people treated in Kansas since Keeley work began, including about six hundred from Topeka, and praises the program's impact.
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Keeley Institute
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas
Mansger W. Wadeworth
Kan
Keeley Institute of
James Y. Simpson
Keeley
Kansas City Institute
Leslie B Keeley
Keeler Campay
cJoses
Hamas Soch
United States Congress
Toneka
Wadsworth
Hamilton
Keeley Institutes
Royal
Totally Depraved Women Rumpus At City Prison
Four colored women caused a violent disturbance at the city prison last night. White inmates clashed with colored inmates in the female wing as profanity and threats overwhelmed officers. Mrs Thorpe the police matron tried to intervene but was driven from the cell. Jailer Distbrow and Officer Aye assisted as the women continued to shout and curse. Captain Gardiner ordered the prisoners kept below all night after learning of the incident. Million Dollar Club House Proposed by New York Athletic Club with plans for a premier building in the postwar revival era.
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City Prison
Carrie Alexander
Pearl Goodwin
Polles
Gardiner
Mrs. Thorpe
New Yeak
The
New York Athletic Club
North Topeka society notes and local ads mix
In North Topeka news, residents travel to Roas ville and Kansas City for visits while Marshall's band planned Garfield park concerts next Friday. Local businesses advertise groceries, meats, carriage works, livery, pumps, and drugs, with services from photographers, dentists, and preparers. Death news arrives as Rev Hutchinson informs of his mother’s passing. Minstrels perform in Rossville. several civic notices and gatherings follow.
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W Sly
Roasville
W.D. Lacey
Kansas City
O. Rorabaugh
Cleave Scott
Fall City
Nebraska
Marshall
Garfield Park
Garfield
Fred Morns
Pratt Bros
North Kansas Ava
CW. Willets
Kan
Oriental School of Embalming
North Topeka
Courtney
Kansas Avenue
Magnet
A. J. Proudt
N. Kan Ave
Lukens Bros
Steele & Walker
Lyon & Reynolds
Anna Payne
Quincy
Beauty in Politics Two American women to take part in English elections
Lexpos reports two American women may play active roles in the upcoming English elections. Capt Naylor Leland, married to Misa June Chamberlain, daughter of H. S. Chamberlain of Cleveland, will be Liberal candidate for Southport division, currently held by George N. Curzon who married Mary Leiter of Washington and Chicago. The piece hints at lively canvassing on both sides.
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Lexpos
Naylor Leland
Misa June Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Cleveland
Southport
Lancashire
House of Commons
George N. Curzon
Mary Leiter
Washington
Chicago
Fought Fire With Earth At Harburg Oil Tanks
The Bremeno Trading company works near Harburg suffered a massive petroleum blaze that destroyed two tanks and much property. Firefighters used large earth mounds to surround the flames, preventing spread to nearby factories and homes. Damage is estimated at two million marks, about half a million dollars, with thousands of barrels of petroleum lost. The blaze left inner tanks burning though controlled.
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Hamacne
Harburg
Bremeno Trading Company
Santa Fe
Market report signals hedging amid heat and tight supplies
Weather intensifies market caution across wheat and corn belts with extreme heat and scant rain. Prices show limited movement as traders hedge against a possible drop in supplies. hogs and beef futures drift lower while grain receipts and shipments vary. Kansas City and Chicago figures reflect quiet, uneven activity across commodities.
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Rocky Mountains
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Sawyer Grain
Minnesota
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
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Mansugar
Usun Pa
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