Fragmented crime tale outlines brutal dismemberment case
The report describes a grisly murder with upper and lower body sections found in separate locations near East River and Harlem River, autopsy details, wounds to the heart and neck, and evidence of post mortem dismemberment. Herman Nack is arrested in connection with the case as investigations unfold.
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O'Hanlon
Ife
O' Hanon
Howdy
O'Han
Yan Ihairs
Corper
Secord
Harlem Tiker
Trank
Hanna Piper
East Siver
Meath
Coroser
O Hunton
Cat Huston
Glicks Seventieth Birthday in Kitimat on July Fourth
One of the most important events in Kitimat on the Fourth of July will occur at the home of former Governor W. Glick at Ateliaga. Mr Glick will turn 70 and celebrate with his family present and many invited friends.
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Glick
Kitimat
Foorce W. Glick
Ateliaga
Mtr
Glicke
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Society Evening
Topska society items recount a wedding party dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Thomas with notable guests and an evening on the lawn lit by Japanese lanterns. The column lists numerous arrivals departures and visits of local residents and their families including Miss Charlotte Pues of Denver and Miss Tabble Hazlett of Chicago, plus trips to Colorado and Milwaukee.
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Charles Thomas
Wea
Arthur Cupper
CB. Merriam
WN. West
H.C Ashby
George Crawford
Brand Mire
Walter
Edna
Senc
Susses Myris
Joab Davis
Lillian Whitélock
Grace Weiss
Florence Horn
Georgiame Wesson
WA Wadsworth
Fred Robbins
David Lakin
Fey Howell
Walter Smith
Joe Morgan
Tom Clements
Frank Davis
Mn Prask Sheldon
Harry Willums
Community Scene Notes Include Local Visitors and Hosts
Names of residents and visitors mingle in a social roundup. Mint Nelle Dustin plans a four month visit to Lawrence starting tomorrow. Miss Josie Bard entertained friends with a group including Helen, Bessie, Eunice Curtis, Mrs. McMillen of Hunton Texas, Daisy Starr, Dora Kirk, Morton White, Draper Stoon, J A Stasely, Ray and George Curtin, Nellie Smith of Parsons Kansas visiting Miss J B Calvert. 515 Tyler arrest.
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Henry O'Brien
Blythe Withers
Ed Smith
Milt Smith
Ed Dustin
Jarret Dustin
Mint Nelle Dustin
Lawrence
Josie Bard
Bileses Helen
Bessie
Eunice Curtis
McMillen
Hunton
Tex
Daisy Starr
Mike Dora Kirk
Morton White
Draper Sthoonover
J. A. Stasely
Messrs
Ray and
George Curtin
Nellie Smith
Parsons, Kun
J.B. Calvert
Tyler
Salina State Bank Fails And Surrenders To State Official
Selina State Bank in Salina today voluntarily placed under the control of the state bank commissioner. Depositors will be paid in full per bank officials. Manager M A Waterman, as cashier, took charge. W P Pierce was president. Bank had been below reserve requirements and ignored orders from the commissioner. About 21,182.51 owed to Indepos. at takeover only about 1,001 in cash remained.
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Selina
Tepply
M. A_ Watersin
Salina
W_ P Pierce
Festital Benefit Draws Topeka Atchison Game Interest
Manager Charles McCabe telegraphed Kan-S04 City Blues pitcher Bevis to join the Pall Festival benefit game in Topeka for tomorrow. A large crowd is expected as tickets go fast and the Fifteen Committee works street sales. The Topeka team plans heavy local support and aims to cover expenses, while Atchison also schedules Friday and Saturday games with free admission for ladies.
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Topeka
Charles McCabe
Menazer Manting
Harsult Ubey
Atchison
Topeke
Topeka Atchiant
Evarte
Coe Loman Bevis
Iecteias Jones AlePadden
Scale
Lucas Hewes
Sailor, Brown
Seymour Davis Elopes to Philadelphia Bride from Emporia
An elaborate Indianapolis marriage license filing reveals Seymour Davis, architect of 7 Walnut Street Philadelphia, and Clara Virginia Biddle of Emporia Kansas wed hastily after meeting during her visit. Davis, once state architect, and Biddle, daughter of former Emporia mayor G A Biddle, reportedly knew each other through a lengthy correspondence. Parents expressed no opposition, hoping for a wedding befitting her social standing. Albert Barton, a former state official, travels to Washington to accept a poet position in the Interior Department.
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Indianapolis
Via
Seymour Davis
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Clara Virginia Biddle
Eraporia, Kat
Mise Diddle
G. A. Biddle
Emoparia
Emporia
Indianapolia
R. Long
R. F. Stone
Davis
Lewelling
Marmal School
Albert Barton
Washington
Asd
Interior Department
Congrossman Curtin
Barton
Republica
W. C. Edwards
Kansas Avenue
Broken Edge Collaude Smooth Pecriesa Steam Laundry
Tremendous Berry Crop in Wyandotte County Kansas City
Raspberry harvest in Wyandotte County exceeds years of output with farmers selling at 75 cents per crate after costs of picking and marketing. Many growers now pick, market, and sell themselves. Some farmers allow others to pick for free and expect spoilage on berries. John House sold four acres to G U S Hovery at zero dollars for the four acres.
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Wyandotte County
Kansas City
White Church
Kanes City
Kane
John House
G. U.S. Hovery
Bridge Washout Delays Union Pacific Train Near St Marys
A heavy rainstorm washed out a main line bridge at St Marys Kansas on the Union Pacific, nearly wrecking an eastbound passenger train due at 6:37 am. The train was backed to the Manhattan branch, traffic suspended until noon when temporary repairs allowed limited passage.
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Union Pacific
St Marys
Kan
Topeka
St. Marys
Tess
Manhattan
Tapeka
Allrafic
Manitou Ashore Off Harbor Springs In Dense Fog
The famous Great Lakes steamer Manitou ran aground near Harbor Springs as fog shrouded the area delaying navigation. Captain Allen Meintyr, longtime master of the vessel, oversaw efforts to refloat the ship while other vessels aided nearby.
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Harbor Springs
Cheboygan
Mich
Favorite
Ona Ping
Great Lakes
Allen Meintyr
Manitou
Saint Ble Marie
Mac Iacelty
Mick
Stryker Insurance Good While School Houses Vacant in Topeka
Topeka June 28 1897 Stryker insurance on Kansas school houses during vacation is described as valid and useful by a Topeka reader who cautions citizens that policies include a clause allowing alterations repairs or enlargement and keeping buildings in good order Even when vacant The note also includes thanks from the Johnson family for sympathy in bereavement
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Topeka
Kan
Siste
Friu
Stryker
Kansas
H. Squires
Cominithepe
Clerk Browns Last Day At Supreme Court Inannax
Long serving clerk J. Brown retires from the Supreme Court of Enannax tomorrow. He will be succeeded by former U S Senator Jom Martin of To peka under a prearranged transition. F J Fritch becomes assistant clerk replacing Van Toassel Graves who moves to New York with his wife. Herbert Armstrong stays. Charles Morton son of Judge John Morton takes over as copyist. No other changes occur in the new pertinent offices.
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J. Brown
Brown
Sipreme
Enannax
United States
Jom Martin
Topeka
Martin
Similla
F. J. Fritch
Int van Toassel Graves
New York
Herbert Armstrong
Charles Morton
John Morton
Henry Wilton
Aew
Courts Are Supreme in Weather Bureau Fine Case
Cleveland June 30 officials of the United States government must obey court orders. Weather Bureau official Stockman was fined for missing a witness summons before Judge Ong and jailed briefly for nonpayment. On appeal to Washington, the judge suspended the fine and Stockman will hear from the government. Secretary Wilson advises payment. Judge Ong feels vindicated and may let Stockman off with costs.
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Cleveland
United States
Ago
W. B. Stockman
Weather Bureau
Ong
Washington
Stockman
Wilson
Accountant W J Sings Hurt In Cable Car Crash At Fifteenth
W J Sings, expert accountant, was thrown from a cable car at Fifteenth and Tracy, Monday night. He suffered back injuries described as slight by relatives, while details remain unclear as the incident is reviewed by authorities.
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J. Stagg Hart
Kansas City
W. J. Sings
Tracy
Stace
Ransas City
Cass
Resolution Demands Lewellins Removal From Board
The executive council plans a noon session to discuss a resolution demanding the removal of Lewellins from the state board of rntioade commissioners. Governor Leedy and Attorney General Boyle were absent. Boyle is in Kansas City examining the stockyards company. The school fund commissioners will consider purchasing $10,000 in state bonds as ordered by the last legislature.
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Leedy
Boyle
Mt Lawrence
Kansas City
Stock Yards Company
Stryker
Lewellins Ms
State Board of Rntioade
Wmorrow
Market Report Highlights Wheat and Corn Amid Weakness
The market report shows wheat opening firm then easing in July and September positions due to weak Liverpool demand. Corn remains quiet and weak amid hot weather and strong receipts. Provisions ease as yard prices fall. September pork and ribs slip while belly prices drift lower on light demand and ample supplies.
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Liverpool
Kanna
M&ge
Chicago market report mixed hogs cattle and sheep receipts
The Chicago market note shows mixed hog receipts and steady to higher cattle and steer prices with analysts citing bids around 94.00 for steers and varied quotes for hogs, sheep, and shipments. Official receipts and shipments are listed with regional references and tomorrow's hogs forecast at about 2.000 head.
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East Ounitortan
Texas
Kansas City dairy market brief notes and prices
Market report lists mixed demand for standard dairy items with steady to slow activity. Notable notes mention creamery supplies, white and red varieties, and listed items in a fragmented OCR style. Timothy Beata referenced in prairie area dairy context with ongoing production and price signals.
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Lee Prairie
Market Notes and Grain Prices From Topeka
Market gossip and commodity prices from Topeka brokers W A Michel Commission Co and W A Brichner Commission Co. Wheat bids and futures shown, with receipts and estimated futures, plus Chicago market commentary and notes on sugar and coffee trading trends. Continued discussion on market sentiment and trade volumes, indicating weakness in wheat and mixed signals in September contracts.
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W. A. Michel Commission Co
Siath
Topeka
Eure Ioago
Aneas
Chicago
Amerion
Hesterday
Park A
New York
Ahicare
Eurez
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