Double Life of William Bristol Revealed in Topeka Arrest
William Bristol, a traveling merchant from St Joseph, faced arrest in Topeka on charge of dis orderly conduct after his wife Blanche Bristol in St Joseph swore out a complaint. The couple have four children in St Joseph and one in Topeka. Bristol denies multiple wives and claims. Police delivered him to state authorities for prosecution as Blanche Bristol testified about suspicions of infidelity and forged telegrams.
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Wiliam Bristol
St Joseph
Shether
Siit
Sresset
Brivrol
Goulie Ufe
Aveome
Abe
Topeka
Aire
Willian Beistel
Telierar
Blanche
Manche
Giandis
Lenek
Lynch
Christ Coepital
Blanche Brietols
Nell M
Rowing House
Trir
Correwyjondenor
Bristol
St. Juagh
Brisa
William Hristote
St Jompn
Bente Journal
Blanche Bristol
Brit
Tin
Ybsitinr
Bekwinett
Uhe
Sixth Week Begins in Kennedy Murder Trial at Grand Hotel
The sixth week of the trial of Dr Samuel J Kennedy on charges of murdering Hineline Benicia at the Grand Hotel last August opens. Alfred Wagner, a cab driver, testifies about the night of August 15 and the sequence of events at 5:45 a.m. involving Kennedy, who was intoxicated.
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Dr Kennedy
Mur Ser
Doily Reynolds
New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Hineline Benicia
Grand Hotel
Alfred Wagner
Gt George
Fiat
Drew
Terry
Et George
Kennedy
Fragmentary trial excerpts hint at witness credibility
A damaged OCR fragment shows the defense and prosecution arguing over threats and expenses. The witness denies that the defense offered him anything beyond large expenses, while the prosection implies character assault during cross-examination.
McKinley Consort Mrs McKinley Improves at White House
Washington reports Dr Rixey notes gradual improvement in Mrs McKinley after a short illness, with the president encouraged by signs of progress. Physicians caution the condition remains fragile, and treatment relies on stimulants and careful medicine adjustments. The couple plan Canton travel when feasible, with hope for full recovery linked to continued stabilization.
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Washington
Rixey
White House
Golock
McKinley
Mra McKineys
Renee
Stekinsey
Moon
Strell
Curretey Dawes
McKinies
Catlfurdin
Hixey
Plyalphvey
Ander
Avedd
Charles Iempry Banich
Tong
Mra Miles
Annander Cowles
Navy
Sanger
Hittchcock
Canton
Jobes Denies Rumored Rail Merger and Stock Jobbing Scheme
The story centers on Jobes denying June 10 rumors of a rail merger and stock jobbing scheme involving Union Pacific and Santa Fe. It notes no negotiations on absorption or leaving Santa Fe, mentions Charles Stett of J P Morgan & Co as a director, and asserts Morgan held controlling interest amid speculation the two systems were linked.
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A- C
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Santa 76
Charles Stette
J. P Morgan’ & Co
Morgan
Jobet
Not Guilty Plea in Texas Murder Case Arraignment
Albert T. Patrick and accomplices pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Cowing in a general sessions court. The defendants, including Amrid L. Sheet and Morris Meyer, faced forgery charges linked to the case. All three were remanded pending further proceedings.
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Albert T. Patrick
Murali Rice
Texas Sillitensire
Cowing
Court of General Sessions
Amrid L. Sheet Ani Morris Meyer
Gii
Attorneya Fpte
Belay Oyeetli
City Salaries Hike Upward Plan Meets Resistance
At a Saturday meeting of the ways and means committee, a salary schedule was approved raising the mayor from 600 to 1000 dollars and the treasurer from 600 to 3200 dollars with a 50 dollar per month increase for the mayor and a 710 per month rise for the deputy city attorney. Councilman Chaney opposed the plan citing economy and debt fears, while others urged higher pay to match Wichita standards. Many committeemen backed the move, but a full council vote is anticipated amid potential opposition and unsettled city warrants and revenue concerns.
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Ways
W. 8
Chaney
Ee Nell
Hiesself
Aitler
Hughes
Tay
Recount in Parker Hughes ward shows vote shifts
The Third Ward recount alters several precinct tallies in the Parker Hughes contest. Uncontested Hughes votes rise while Parker totals adjust, with the greatest change in the third precinct of the Third Ward where a mandamus case was heard.
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Phint
Parker-Hughes
Albert Parker
Ward
Hughes Anit
Parker
Hind Werd
Lee
Hughes
Elves Hugten
Nrxt
Tor Ighes
Hugtet Roeta
Tur
Parker Voins
Rochester Farmer Hangs Self in Barn
A wealthy Rochester farmer, H. M. onal, reportedly hanged himself in his barn while elsewhere in the county, with Weather Indications Chicago forecasting conditions. The incident occurred June 10 as authorities investigated the death by suicide, leaving unclear motives and surrounding details.
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Rochester
Minn
H. M. Onal
Hineit
ES Sanatin
Chicago
Greedy Chicago Drives Tax Shift From New York
The Journal of Commerce reports a controversy over open tax rates for Indian supplies. Chicago’s gaining access to provisioning goods prompts New York merchants and the New York forward of trade to urge action. The transfer of business raises concerns about prestige, market dominance, and pricing among focal merchants. The debate centers on which city controls key wholesale streams and how it affects pricing.
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New York
The
Journal of Commerce Sive
Usta Alloc
Chicago
Winder
FeuHve
Besant Dead at Hawstead After Illness
London reports the death of Sir Walter Besant, famed novelist born in 1830, at his Hawstead residence after a two week illness from influenza. He collaborated with Sydney Rice on early works, later focusing on estate topics and historical novels such as Dorothy Forter and When George the Third Was King.
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London
Walter Besant
Hawgstead
Besant
Royal College of Mauritus Bing
Rahipy
Eudene Rice
Rice
Mfr
Ice
Mr. Besant
Dorothy Forter
George
F Rom
Katherine Megina
Une
Dir, Rice
Depew Engagement Rumor In Washington
Washington reports Senator Depew will marry Bentor Depew next summer. The residence at the old Senate home on N street is said to pass to the groom, with Depew remaining a guest in his own house. The claim notes renovations and a long-standing engagement now entering public attention.
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Washington
Jane
Depew
Shason
Bentor Depew
Svn
bin Wwnahington
Nielecoth
Wie
Sentenced at Hazen for Senate liquor case and related trials
Pro- Senate proprietors Sheep Lytle and Mike Wagner face conviction outcomes for selling Aguor at the Senate on the day Mrs Nation smashed the place. Water receives 100 dollars and 90 days jail. Lytle faces two counts with 200 dollars and 90 days jail. Case to be appealed. Lytle had prior ties to Spun battles, and the report references Lee killed in a recent battle with rebels in Lipa Batangas.
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Senate
Hazen
Lytle
Mike Wagner
Nation
Water
Princeton Class Day at Alexander Hall Held
Princeton New Jersey June 10 annual class day exercises at Alexander Hall presided by President Patton featured an oration by Ralph P. Swofferd and Ralph S. Thompson. The event marked the university’s traditional year-end proceedings with student speakers and campus ceremony.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Alexander Ball
Patton
Ralph P. Swofferd
Ralph 5. Thompson
Nassau Hall
Wilhelmina’s Berlin trip seeks end to war via Hague
London dispatches report Queen Wilhelmina urged Emperor William to approve Hague arbitration to end the South African conflict. The Hague court began work amid mixed signals as Kruger sought Western mediation while Britain reportedly hesitated. Mrs Botha’s London visit fuels uncertain peace rumors as Gen. Blood’s Transvaal operations continue with inconclusive results.
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Berlin
Kieins Journal
Hague
Wilhelmina
William
Avalband
Driebund
Foreign Office
Count von Buslow
Rtein
France
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
Kruger
Cme
Europe
Boar
Mrs. Botha
New York
the Tribune
London
War Office
Kitchener
Botha
Standerton
Clon
Mae Bowie
Ana Fenuestroutas
Middleburg
Opposita
Colonial Office
Lord Roberts
Brodrick
Blogd
Transvaal
Clannnot
Ermelo
Amsterdam
I Kitchener
Beyar
Cémimundo
Spres
Paul
Dr. Leyds
Tidday
Hilversum
Mr. Wolmarane
Mrs Botha to Meet Kruger in Hague Conference
London reports Mrs Botha will travel to The Hague Wednesday to join a conference with Mr Kruger’s delegates and Boer leaders. They aim to discuss the peace report brought by Mrs Botha from her husband and consider terms for a potential settlement.
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Tranavaal
Orange Free State
Hirttizhenpote
Botha
Krvuaer
London
Sun
Mra Botha
The
Hague
Kriger
Head Camp Session Opens for Modern Woodmen in St Paul
Delegates gather for the Modern Woodmen of America head camp in St Paul as sessions begin. Uniformed marchers flood the streets and discussions focus on officer appointments. Expected leaders include Head Conant Worthcott and Head Clerk Howes with Missouri’s J. Smith likely to be head banker. Board seats attract intense delegate battles as nominations loom amid regional contest among Illinois, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Wisconsin representatives.
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St Paul
Woodmen of America
Northcott
Duleguior
Auditurn
Conant Worthcott
Howes
Jt. Smith
Missouri
A. PB
Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
Sith
Mankato
Sion
Eiee
Leavenworth
Kas
Ani
C G. Saunders
Council Giotts
Geo
W. Folly
eSeee
T F. Hapkine
Wook
W. Otte
Crawfortaville
Linois
Board of Wudters
H. Bort
Wisconsin
Kansas Treasurer Grimes Faces Fare Dispute in Excelsior Springs
Kansas state treasurer Frank Grimes traveled from Kansas City to Excelsior Springs with a party. He argued over fare, avoided a round trip price, and claimed he was robbed by a conductor. After further exchanges he paid the fare and continued to Topeka.
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Kansas City Journal
Frank Grimes
State of Kansas
Excelsior Springs
Kansas City
Excelsior
Grimes
Ankou Utter & Long
Exceletor
Kursus
Fred W. Fleming
Geimes
Kansas
Sxontaior Springs
Mr. Grimes
Crops Destroyed In Kar County Farm Devastation
A Wichita correspondent reports devastation in Kar county Oklahoma as 40 farms were wiped out northwest of Hisekwell. Farmers who bought equipment now appeal to local dealers for fair value as tax and insurance questions arise. The scene shows a single territorial body of farmers, with ongoing distress noted by a commissioner.
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Wichita
Kuss
Kar County
Okiihoras
Back in Court on Kennedy Murder Case
The trial resumed with Lulu Kennedy in court described as pale and worn. State witnesses testified regarding Kennedy’s relationships, family ties, and possible involvement of Will Prince and others in the alleged murder plot of Philip H. Toemmedy, including claims about the weapon and Kennedy’s motive.
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Lulu Prince Fieanedy
Kansas Iy
Lulu Prince- Kennedy
Fae
Philip H- Toemmedy
Oden
Caldwett
Will Priner
Wenheds
Will Prince
Tie Court
Nedy
Prince
Kenny
Kennedy
Moatta
Fen
Toll
Aha
Will
Tarsi
CW. Fries
Tiage
Briain
Murdar
Balawieth Junktinh
Will Prince Peauaers
Dacksne
Ain Prine
Mies Jurlimay
Trainmen Held After Night Run In Elimibethtown Ky
Unclear OCR text lists train crew members and officials in Elimibethtown Kentucky. Mentions trainmen including J P Fitzpatrick and others with roles such as postal clerks Haxgouve and Shipley. Event details and context are disrupted but indicate an incident or inquiry involving seven trainmen and a express memeni.
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Elimibethtown
Lefuiri
Army Officers Named for Infantry and Cavalry Units
Washington Jane 30 reports a muddled list of named officers across infantry and cavalry branches. The names span lieutenant colonels majors captains and adjutants with several foreign or misspelled titles suggesting a formal renaming or appointment notice. The fragmentary text lists various surnames and ranks including Johnson Butler Latrobe Hay Wirst Gallen and Kervey among others. The piece reads as an official roster or notice of command assignments without clear context or dates.
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Washington
Jane
Gette Porto
Jatey A. Fhuchiarissy
Army
Hennais
Cheiathas
Win PQ
Butler
Thee of Bainlton
Orman Latrobe
Thou
Maxinals
Tames TS Ord
Atlan D Hay
Femayin
Roger
Duther
Frank PT
Pdorniy Rae Seater
Rae
Muy
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Fitahugh Lee
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Lipa
Reediere
Atlanta
Bessie Jackson
Flower
Poplar
Mr. Piewer
Africa
Eurpersr William
Arbitration Court
Buelow
Durban
Xarrenger
Detalla
Bullock
Ip Yormic
Othar
Hotha
Cape Town
Gen Blood
Deingoa Bay
Delarey
der. Biles Eae
Modern Woodmen of
America
St. Paul
Hesus
Attictal
Tle Childme
Prisoner
Maken
Porto Rico Regiment
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