Hearing Ends in Kyle Case as Senator Storms Court
Leavesbourn reports the Lansing case against A T Kyle for allegedly attempting to assault a year old daughter. Justice Bond orders bond at $500 as US Senator Lucien Baker withdraws in protest. Dramatic close to the preliminary hearing erupts amid warnings of court duties and political pressure.
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Leavesbourn
A. T. Kyle
Aira
AW. Furnas
Lansing
Bond
United States Senate
Kyle
LAWYERS TO COMBINE FORMING UNITED LAWYERS ASSOCIATION
Carcasa June 4 United Lawyers association forms at Victoria hotel with about thirty delegates from Chicago and nearby cities proposing a nationwide union of law firms for mutual aid. They plan to incorporate with 25000 capital with Chicago as HQ and a manager to coordinate branches. Several named lawyers from Chicago St Louis New York Cleveland and other cities attend. permanent officers to be elected later.
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Carcasa
United Lawyers’ Association
Victoria Hotel
Chicago
Josish Cratty
W. H. Dowe
St. Joseph
D. W. Heary
J. R Gascoigne
Freeman
Green
Frank & Einstein
New York City
A. A. Stearns
Cleveland
W. A. Dowe
James Johnson
St Joseph
Arthur Ewing
St Paul
Orris P. Cobb
Cincinnati
Daniel B. Ellis
Denver
William Philips
J. B. Schroeder
Salt Lake City
J. Kemp Bartlett
Baltimore
J. F. Moss
Card of Thanks for Jerome Gheenbaum
The Gheenbaum family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for their kind acts during the illness and death of their beloved child Jerome. Also notes Beggs Little Giant Pill advertised as relieving indigestion with broad distribution among druggists.
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Jerome
Mus. Gheenbaum
Silver the Issue in Presidential Question Favors Reed
In an interview Senator Squire of Washington says he favors Reed for the presidency and notes talk of Allison McKinley Harrison Morton. He believes Silver will be the great issue, while Henry Clews argues Europe doubts free coinage and international bimetallism weakens, with England backing the gold standard. The piece discusses potential candidates and the political stakes around currency policy.
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Lirrie Faris
United States
Squire
Washington
Reed
Allison
McKinley
Harrison
Morton
Alison
Chas McKinley
Heary Claws
New York
Gays
Europe
England
Mr. Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Germany
France
Chairman Heinrichsen Still Confident It Will Succeed
Springfield heat and farmers busy with crops dampen turnout for the Democratic state convention on June 5 in Springfield. Chairman Heinrichsen remains confident the event will be a glorious success despite few candidates and travel fatigue among delegates. The piece notes arrivals of Populist chairman Tanbeneck and other figures wearing blue ribbons supporting free coinage of silver.
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Heinrichsen
Springfield
H. E Tanbeneck
Central Committee
Ifo
Andrew Hunter
Paris
Alvo
Judge Scales
Chicago
Dennis Hogan
Gensya
Topeka Visit Highlights Santa Fe Reorganization
Aldace E. Walker the Santa Fe receiver arrived in Topeka with his family from Chicago and discussed the bondholder plan’s status. He said a majority of securities have deposited, the reorganization plan is now in effect, and the new Kansas company will purchase the property under Kansas law.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Aldace F. Walker
Topeka
Topeks
Wilson
Walker
Kansas
Illinois
Weather drives grain markets in a mixed report
Weather again dominated the grain markets with rains crossing the Mississippi and cooler temperatures, while drought persists in Indians Ohio Michigan and northern Illinois. Wheat and corn moved on rain news with hogs and cattle receipts and prices mixed as analysts note weak Ohio Indiana crop prospects and a forecast of lower yields in Montgomery county.
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Kinneus City Werke
Kansas City
Carrie
Texas
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Seenoeett
Aiarket
Chicago
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Duluth
Argentina
United Kingdom
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Liverpool
Drouth
Mlinoir
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kunsan
Associated
State Journal
Cmicaco
Mississippi
Llinoa
Hlinais
Kansas
Missouri
Rsina
Lerren
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Columbian Building
Mount of Indians
Agricultural Department
Washington
Montgomery County
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Brandreth
WM. F. Meyer
Holmes
Kansas Ave
SEARS
Eyon
Syorf
H. Morrison
Kansas Avenue
Farrow Views
Daily Stare Journal
News OF Kansas
Lucien Baker
Justice Court
U.S
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W. J. Bryan
Wichita
Riley
Rairden
J. Raiden
Haengy Qetinger
Newman & Hetzel
Barna
Elmer Tracy
Andrew Beard
Rock Island Company
Wm. Wiloon
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Simm Os Arried
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Jane
Frank B. Smith
Daily Beacon
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Hagney
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Campbell Produce Co
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Vichita
Bank of Douglas
Nebraska
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James A. Garfield
Caldwell
N. J
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Spurgeon
Carliles Godchaux
Louisiana
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Hawthorne
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New York College of Pharmacy
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Manderson
Omaha
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Orleans
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Weybridge
Frederick Leighton
Algiers
Lucey Evans
Independence
J. D. Robinson
Wooster
Robinson
James E. Hanger
Chanuncey Depew
Tennyson
Silver
Favors Tom Reed
Henry Clews
Epwampsville
Ill
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Heines
Chicago Board of Health
Lamont
West Point
Mr. Lamont
Military Academy
Ruggles
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Buckien
J. K. Jones
the Christ
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Gainey Street
Stock Exchange
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He. Nicholas Hotel
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