Court of Appeals Opinions From Fort Scott Kansas
Fort Scott June 1k The Kansas Court of Appeals Southern division issued opinions in a array of civil and administrative cases. Dismissals and reversals covered numerous counties including Cherokee Labette Montgomery Lyon and Butler with actions involving banks trust firms and various defendants. Several petitions for rehearing were denied while others were affirmed or reversed.
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Eas Court of Atpests
Daffrey Beaven
American Trust
Pertit
Jeane Jobhaun
National
Fort Scot
Saree
Julia Patterson
Clara Patterson
Alan Casoalty
Surecy Co
of &T
Loule
Nultey
Labette County
Suchoan Cunningham
Ganeval
Lorenso
Mar Ming County
Alurin
Dlemiss
Wallace
MK & T Co
Montgomery County
William Smith
B. W. Wallace
Woodson
Central ‘Division
Merion Smith
Marion County
Santa Fava
Tresaurer
Phoenix Tnsurance Co
Brookllyn
S. Y
Marion Smith
Marion Jouety
Dreyfus Stirs Debate On General Amnesty Bill
Paris dispatch reports M Waldeck Rousseau counters Dreyfus rehabilitation aims warns government stance will back a general amnesty bill but seeks exemptions for some involved in the Dreyfus affair. Dreyfus may push for reinstatement and full rehabilitation as the exposé closes.
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New York
Times
Paris
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Dreyfus
Garantee
Falls Dead Delaware's Only Representative in the House Dies Suddenly
Dover June 14 Congressman Tohn Hoffecker Delaware's sole House member and a rare Republican consensus pick collapsed and died today in Smyrna.
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Dover
Del
Tohn Hoffecker
Smyrna
Colorado Shouters At Republican Convention Train To Philadelphia
Chicago June delegates travel with a 60 piece brass band and drum corps toward Philadelphia to attend the Republican National Convention. About 100 Coloradoans accompany the train. The special train departs this afternoon. The delegation remains unpledged on the vice presidency and no preference is stated.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
East
National Woman's Republican Association Opens HQ in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 1 Mrs J Ellen Foster president opens headquarters of the National Woman's Republican Association. Assistants arrive and many visiting women show interest and enthusiasm. Debate on vice president weighs on choosing a candidate who unites elements and can secure votes with discussions among leaders and notable women.
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Philadelphia
J. Ellen Foster
National Woman's Republican Association
Werethr McKinley
Fonter
Mia
William & Taylor
Kentucky
McLean Sends 45000 to Bryan for Campaign Use
John T McLean, in New York on a Europe tour, sent a personal check for 25000 to W J Bryan to aid the campaign. The action is described as a goodwill gesture and to counter any misinterpretation of his motives.
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Tohn R. McLean
New York
John T McLean
Europe
W. J. Bryan
McKinley Controversy Over Honorary Delegate for Convention
The report notes debate over President McKinley’s selection for the tail of his kite and whether the honorary delegate will be admitted to the floor. Only Mrs William Henry Jones of Salt Lake City is confirmed as a regularly elected delegate who will attend Monday. Mrs Jones heads the Woman’s Republican club in Salt Lake City.
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William Henry Jones
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jones
Woman's Republican Club
Denver to Pueblo and Return Fare Listed at 24 Dollars
A dated travel ad lists Denver to Colorado Springs and Pueblo round trip for 24 dollars with sales on June 1. The note mentions a stopover option and hints at broader European travel plans related to a “big check” saga, with Mr. McLean noted as a secondary figure.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Memorial service notice for Modern Woodmen peasants
Attention Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors are asked to meet at hall No 704 Kasaes avenue Sunday June 11 1990 at 1 80 p m to attend the first annual memorial services at Playlist church Ninth and Jackson. Procession leaves hall at 3 0 m. prompt. Woodmen joined by Royal Neighbors at church per joint committee chair W S Saxton
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Kasaes Avenue
Ninth and Jackson
W. Saxton
Troops Leave Manila as Hancock Returns Battalion Home
Adjutant General Corbin received a cable from General MacArthur at Manus reporting that the transport Hancock sailed today with the returning battalion of the One Hundred Sixteenth Infantry. The battalion is made up of men whose terms of enlistment are near expiration and is being brought home for reassignment and discharge.
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Corbin
MacArthur
Manus
Hancock
Highteenth Infantry
Clevelandes Take Brief Outing to New York and Greenwich
Ex President Grover Cleveland and wife depart Princeton New Jersey for New York en route to Greenwich Connecticut. They will spend three days at EC summer home and then proceed to Gray Gables Buckfield Bay to enjoy the summer season.
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Cleveland
Princeton
Grover Cleveland
New York
Greenwich
Conn
EC. Iunestict
Gray Gables
Buxfard’s Bay
Fourth Annual Cottonseed Crushers Convention in Norfolk
The Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association held its fourth annual convention at Old Point Comfort Norfolk Virginia. Morning papers were read and officers were elected including President E S Ready Helena Arkansas and Secretary Treasurer Robert Gibbons Dallas Texas. Governing committees list W H Wright Pine Bluff Arkansas A D Allen Little Rock South Texas Henry Oliver Houston D H Caswell Austin North Texas J W Allfson Ennis Thomas P Sullivan Jefferson and Mr Bushnell Mas coger Silahoma Jafittot Pawnee Missouri William and James Davidson Kansas City. Executive committee EA Thornton Atlanta R Gibson J W Allison Ennis Tex L W Haskell Savannah. The group meets tomorrow morning to decide the next meeting place.
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Virginia
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
E. S. Ready
Helena
Ark
A. E. Thirn
Atlanta
Trobert Gibbons
Dallas
Tex
Arkansas
W.H. Wright
R. Gibson
J. W. Allison
Ennis
L. W. Haskell
Savannah
Russian College Inspect Trip Aids Chicago Russian Chair
New York reports Dr Willam Harper president of the University of ceta arrived on the Au guste Victoria after inspecting Russian colleges and institutions. He aims to establish a chair of Russian literature at the University of Chicago. The notice also promotes De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin disorders with a caveat about counterfeits.
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New York
Willam Harper
University of Ceta
Auguste Victoria
University of Chicago
de Witt
Judge Guthrie Hurt In Carriage Accident At North Topeka
Postmaster John Guthrie was thrown from a carriage at the Union Pacific depot in North Topeka last evening. He struck his head on the pavement, suffered concussion, and was briefly unconscious before being taken home. Doctors noted no skull fracture and expect possible recovery despite seriousness. The accident occurred when a frightened horse attached to a road cart driven by two boys plunged toward a train. Mrs Rising and child were aboard, but Guthrie was the only one injured.
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John Guthrie
Union Pacific
North Topeka
G. Stewart
Judge Guthrie
H. G. Rising
Jutee Guthrie
Huckleberries Grow Unexpectedly Near Pauline
A Kansas farmer, A Vascalda, asserts huckleberries can be grown in Kandos after showing two berry-laden branches from his Pauline-area bushes. He says locals doubted the crop but his plants yielded abundantly, contradicting common belief.
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A. Vascalda
Pauline
Kandos
Breckenridge Hired to Fight Grinstead Case in Kentucky
Poul Grinstead’s brother in Kentucky retained Col. W C Breckenridge to oppose Major A M Trarvey in a defamation suit brought by Cyrus Leland. Leland sought $1,000 damages, attached the paper, and closed the office. Grinstead has supplied a redelivery bond and now runs the paper. Donations bolster the Girls Industrial School with Dr Hamilton’s stove and other gifts easing debt and supporting work desks. Policeman’s fatal shooting ends Farley escape after arrest for beating his wife. York Line Patrolman Irwin B. Carpetius of Brooklyn reports the incident.
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Poul Grinstead
Paul Grinstead
Kentucky
Sab
Col. WC
Breckenridge
A . M. Trarvey
Cyrus Leland
Leland
Grinstead
Industrial School
Dr. Hamilton
HL UL
Jerge
Clark Vinton Phelsieye
T. J Maxwell
Erion
York
Irwin B. Carpetius
Brooklyn Force
Rinea Patrick Fortey Eamy
Farley
Miss Underhill Defeated in Women’s Golf Final
New York June 16 The women’s golf championship final between Miss Gene Hecker and Miss Ruth Underhill ended with Hecker winning 3 and 7. The card noted Hecker led 4a up in 17 and Underhill 4 back. Weather notes mention Kansas forecast with scattered storms this afternoon and cooler conditions later.
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New York
Westeniig
Miss Gene
Vive Hecker
Misa Huth Underhill
Chanplansiny
United States
Miss Hecker
Miss Underhul-owt
Chicago
Kansas
West Sunda
Governor halts pardons for six Alien county jointists
Governor Stanley refuses to pardon six Alien county ji mists jailed in Iola after a tense case against ry deniers. Protests followed as the average six hundred day sentences neared two years before authorities relented. Chris Ritter argued the family lives nearby and visits may extend beyond the term.
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Stanley
Iola
Chris Ritter
Thia
Protection for Both In Paris Labor Policy Debate
Time from Paris reports M Waldeck Rousseau’s remark that a worker eager to work deserves protection by authorities as much as one who seeks work. The article notes the government escorted two workers entering a factory during a strike and argues the final government move could shape Europe’s view on individual freedom for workers.
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Ruth
Paris
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Europe
Weekly Bank Statement With New York Figures
The weekly Bank Statement reports surplus reserves and increased loans, with a rise in circulation to 257 400 and the bank's holdings at 7 498 750 above the 23 percent rule. The governor appoints A Stett to fill a vacancy in Appleton township Clark County.
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New York
A. Stéttn
Appieton Township
Clark County
Food Cure: Grape Nuts and Postum Aid Recovery
A businesswoman recovering from a severe grippe details using Grape Nuts breakfast cereal and Postum tea as key aids. She describes indoor confinement, repeated health setbacks, and a restored strength after weeks of trial with the two products, noting their manufacturing quality and her continued use.
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Grenada St
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