Grave Immoerality Allegations Shield Mosher in Center Case
A flood of affidavits accuses J N Mosher, Seth Center principal, of improper conduct with young women. State Board of Education temporarily revoked his certificate and called for formal investigation. Mosher resigned after nine years, with supporters citing his previously esteemed record amid mounting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Mosher
Beith Center
Feerh Cheriever
Mosher
Seth Center
Shida Tha
Marher
Uleenverrd
Rorabatugt
Smith Center
Miet Horahawgeh Berenie
Ailday Vic
Brrth Crater
Mowhef
Bey
Mat Dain
Ebidir
Jouk
Siteine
Ateacher
Schol Board
Masher
Bevan
Sean Ae i
Mie
Moster
Yating Innes
Schowl
Musher
Anther
Ube
Mosher Wax
Wis
Uist
J. W. Amis
Hilberitendest
Usthtevit
Musher Sonee
Mesher
Dye Board
Eimtion
Mosherin
The Scramble in China Across Europe Seeks Gains
A muddled dispatch outlines European nations scrambling in China to secure influence and contracts. It notes German actions near Shanghai, Britain and France mobilizing trade and troops, and Russian and American interests shifting as talks unfold. The report mentions open ports and naval elements, with parliamentary mentions in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon Maret
Germany
Smeer
Peneihes
Shang
Huntes
Mertukes
Shanghai
Thar
Port Arthurs Taco
Partia Trata
Headan March
Iroen
Quran
Ornee
Iiketus
Amd
Rmns
Taiwly
Ciitie
Witla
Senate
Foun
Hamburg
Moneyless Drive to Expand Navy Warships
The article details plans to spend up to 315,007,000 to acquire ships for Yale government defenses, noting vessels prepared for inspection by Commander Brownson and efforts to secure warships under construction for foreign powers. It reports hesitancy from other nations to part with ships and outlines U S aims to build a fleet to ensure naval superiority over Spain and protect the United States. The Navy seeks Japanese ships under construction in Philadelphia and San Francisco, while other details remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Lens
Brownson
Navy
Uva
Hig
Spain
United States
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Navy Department
London Press Attacks Washington Over Tee Incident
The Truth laments U S policy on the recall matter and criticizes Washington for not respecting international norms. It notes Edward J. Phelps's letter and alleges the United States refuses Spain’s recall demand of General Lee, arguing the administration avoids diplomatic compliance.
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London
March
Truth Today
Washington
Edward J. Phelps
United States
Great
Spain
Lee
Court Inquiry Details Disclosures at Havana Wreck Scene
Havana proceedings reveal Consul General Les and a diver were examined while explanations about the wreck and harbor activities were discussed. Spanish inspectors focused on the forward wreck, Captain Portal attended, and debates over the Bache’s orders surfaced. The Montgomer y may arrive and a buoy near the Fern signals ongoing divers supervision as a few tourists depart health restrictions persist. Senator Proctor aided Walter Barker’s potential recall as consul, planning a Washington trip aboard the Olivette with Colonel Parker.
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Havana
Les
Sampson
Investigorias
Portal
Sigs- Bee
Monterola
Lee
Montgomery
Sigsbee
Wainwright
Olivetts
Esther
Casilis
Cuba
Jamaica
Proctor
Misa Clara Barton
Parker
Dr. Egan
Sagua Si Grande
Clenfugar
Walter B. Barker
Speaker Signs National Defense Bill in House Session
At 1 40 p m today the speaker took the chair and announced his signature to the national defense bill. The Senate adjournment prevented the vice president from signing today and the measure will go to the president tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Havana Considers Substitutes for Condensed Milk
Havana reports indicate a shift from condensed mill in response to shortages. Prices have fallen from 21 cents to 5 cents per can as districts seek substitutes. Separate dispatches describe Spanish government forces clashing with insurgents, capturing a lieutenant and killing several during a retreat amid a medicine cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Hayanes
Car- Seuant
Lil
Oention
Palace announces new clashes with insurgents in Pinar Del Rio
An official report cites General Celaitlos and General Hernandez De Valzeo launching attacks on insurgent forces led by Ping Guerra at the Manajua farm in Pinar Del Rio. Insurgents reportedly withdrew after seven killed and several wounded. Loyalist troops suffered two killed, with a major, a captain, and eight soldiers wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celaitlos
Hernandez de Valzeo
Ping Guerra
Manajua
Pinar del Rilo
la Clenus
Hobart Signs Defense Bill Hurried to White House
The vice president signed the defense bill at 3 oclock and hurried it to the White House by special messenger. The measure appropriates funds for national defences and the president has affixed his name making it law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Ashington
March
McNall Pursues Anti-Rebate Board Crackdown in State
Insurance Commissioner McNall exposes the Anti-Rebate Board and its member companies led by figures tied to the legislature. He orders withdrawal from premine agreements, cites anti trust violations, and outlines referee powers, rewards, and a $310,000 fund funded by member assessments. The list includes major life insurers such as Metropolitan Life Equitable New York Life and Prudential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Oreanteaton
McNall
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Kansas
Mutual Life of
New York
Equitable Life
New York Life
Mutual Benefit Lite
Pennsylvania Statual Life
Metropolitan Life
Enron Central Life
Massachusetts
Mutual Life Feerkstite Bite
Provident Life and
River and Harbor Bill Not Reported by Committee
Washington March 9 The House committee on rivers and harbors voted not to report a river and harbor appropriation bill this session. First Lieutenant Harry Smith of the regular army, temporarily attached to the state department, received a promotion. An accidental death elevated him to First Lieutenant of the Fifth Infantry at Atlanta with a March 15 start. A mild cold wave is forecast for Topeka with warmer air expected tomorrow and rain unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Harry Smith
Regular
State Department
Smith
Fifth Infantry
Atlanta
H Jennings
Topeka
Governor Leedy Deliberates Nebraska Decision Interview
Governor Leedy has not issued his full opinion on the Nebraska maximum rate law ruling. He says he will attack the decision from a reasonable standpoint and has consulted with Chief Justice Doster and others while reviewing the opinion closely. The interview portion prepared may come out in a day or two. He notes the court decision could limit a legislative call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Leeds
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Gov. Leedy
Doster
G. C Clemens
Ed Little
Webb McNall
Tragic double shooting at Millersville involves Gehrig and Davis
Roy Gehrig of Milton and William Davis of St. Clair died in a Millersville hotel room after a pistol duel sparked by love for Mrs. Alice Cummings. A note claimed a joint death pact. Davis denied such a plan. Gehrig attended Pierce’s College in Philadelphia and left on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Roy Gehrig
Milton
Will B. Davis
St. Clair
Millersy
Pierce
Philadelphia
Millersville
Villaze
Hoak’s
Davis
Gehric
Thoor
Gehriz
Lee
Alice Cummings
Anna Holmes
Bing
William Davis
T Hat Gehrig
Kim Davis
Pierce’s
Collrge
Gehrig
Suspension of Miplestine and Hawkmab Brokers
New York on March 3 announces the suspension of Miplestine and Hawkmab Brokers on the stock exchange. The firm is said to have been caught in Bear movements and has no outstanding contracts. Settlement with creditors is generally believed possible to resume business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miplestine
Hawkmab
Stock ‘Exchange
Ground Morgue Affairs Lead to Fatalities and Deals
Local delays and county actions over morgue handling culminate in J M Knight securing a contract, DeMoss Penwell’s morgue receiving bodies, and two men dying from carbolic acid and morphine in a tangled series of county arrangements and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barloi
DeMass & Penwell
Sam
J. M. Knight
County Corminissioners
State Journal
Cos
Puplc Hotles
Ndetter
OL EL Stoker
Knieht
DeMoss Penwell
Ams
Martin
Joby Fournier
Fourcier
DeoMuse &Penwell
Topeka Notes on Burials and Local Life
Local items report pauper burial costs and improvised coffins, then shift to Topeka happenings. Mentions include William Witt’s sale by Main Drug, Anthony McCabe retirement, Topeka registration figures, wind disruptions, opera tickets, milk wagons, and community plans from bakeries to clubs and schools with various residents and institutions named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Randolph
Pactata
Ralph, Squires
Witt
Charley McCabe
Lawrence World
Topeka
A. Godard
Topeka Avenue
Indian on church steps near Fourth faces arrest
A man described as a Big Indian is involved in a drunken incident outside a church on Fourth Street. Police report the event as a public intoxication case with no further details given.
Big Indian Arrested After Drunken Morning in Pottawatomie
A middle aged Pottawatomie Indian named Big Indian was found drunk on Monroe Street this morning. He could not stand, was hauled to the police station, and muttered "Big Indino" before the register recorded his age, race, and status. He slept it off as the case moved to sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Potice Station
Salter Jones
Ward Estate Settled and Heirs Reach Arrangement
The Topeka case ends a contested will of Mary J Ward as heirs settle and a district court decree sets aside the will. Disputes centered on Meade receiving more than others. Mrs Meade relinquishes several Topeka properties totaling about 5000 while keeping the homestead. Estate valued between 50000 and 75000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneas River
Wabaunsee County
Deaths and Funerals in Topeka Area
Mrs Matilda McLean aged 36 died Tuesday at her Washington Street home from consumption. The funeral was this afternoon at the Colored Methodist Church on South Topeka. An 18 months old infant of Mr and Mrs McRoberts of Hancock Street died Tuesday night. The funeral services for the infant will be held Thursday afternoon at the Church of the Resurrection at the hour of two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Dalley
Fillmore
Renad
Ana Tom McNeal
L. A. W. Kansas
Andrew Jordan
Euphal Company
Abel
Topeka
Sestret
Mudge
Santa My
J. A Benson
Bay City
Mivh
Fopeku
Salina
Etpdantes
Tie Bante Fe
Lake View
Penlothioe Maidines
Matthew Pryor
Durin
Topeka Avenue
Stout
Baker University
J.S. Sproat
Star Grocery
Tere
Anns Murphy
Henry Ettenson
Ato
Kansas Avenue
Wasdburn College
Kansas University
Oltats
Raker
Emporia
Midland
Aman
Horsos Avenue
Embree
Bonebrake
F. D. Fuller
Davis
CP. Addinsini
Sweet
Fince
Rethoding Church
Miss Francis
Yale
Etienie Girandet
Crawford Theater
Girandet
Ooka Fiders
Moc. A. Dowling
West
Cole
Smith
Mason
Eulion
Gillespie
Copeland
Scott
Blank
Concurs
Knowles Neworm
Hever
Washburn
Evden
Trepp
Phons" Robinson
Martha Farriean
Kansas
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Tuveday
District Court
Trink
Bond
Hes Beet
Parkhurst
Anion
Ger. M. Cher
Nas
Wile
Woods
Cart Voort
Apollo Manderly
T. B. James
I. ML. Wood
J. Bo Masrskieil
Washburn College
Tauridas
Thet College
Hiayan
Waser
Sky
Miser Uidres Leland
Kjaene Myre Acker
Kjaene Myre Acker St. Branens Htockway. Harehh Fey, Will It Lery Cam
Mr. Letson
Bening
Wag Nee
Matilda McLean
Washington Street
Colored Methodist Church
South Topeka
Mr. and Mies
McRoberts
Hancock Street
Tie Selock
No Embree to Blame It On Jennie Richardson
A report describes Jennie Richardson and two others, all described as well colored, being arrested by police and held in the city jail after a morning street incident. The narrative notes Richardson refuting the charges and pleading not guilty, while a judge and officers pursue clarity amid tense public questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Richardson
Kime Batley
Jennie Bicmardeen
Clatmer
Udev
Mr Jedge
Dudge Atchison
Jennie T
Aly
Gail Ube
Raid
Fournid Bashielinas
Sale of Kansas Midland Decree Granted in Wichita
United States Court in Wichita today issued a decree approving the sale of the Kansas Midland railroad. Judge Thayer of St Louis granted the decree in a case brought by the Mercantile Trust Company of New York. The sale covers 14 miles of track from Wichita to Iwerth for 31 700 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wichita
Thayer
St. Louis
Anens Midland Railroad
Uhh Merceen~ Tile ‘Trust, Company of New York
Ilewerth
Stocks Tumble on Rumor of Revolution in Brazil
London trading fell as rumors of upheaval in Brazil stirred markets. The day saw declines across shares amid uncertainty about Brazil and potential global spillover, with traders noting no confirmed details from Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
London
Eiad
Washington
Eile
Brezil
Liquor War Reopened Near Old Republican Club
Sheriff Cook served injunctive papers on owners of a building near Dutch Street and Kansas Avenue tied to a liquor dispute. Defendants include Mike Wagner and others, with claims the premises were rented to Harding, Wagner and Murot. Authorities say a new notice war is planned to pressure structural owners, with further suits expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Cook
Ammeine
Hanoi
Tien Jolint
Dutch Street
Kansas Avenue
Mike Wagner
Hidtmin
Sranner
Josie Webb
Miller
Miehute
J. x. Brenner
Harding
Murat
API
Fister
Prochers at Reform School Echoes Trouble at Night
Fragmentary report notes trouble at Reform School with eerie sounds and disturbances around buildings and grounds at night. Vague references to purple character and unsettled times suggest unrest during late hours amid unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform School
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State Board of Education
China
Dee March
Chicago
London Truth
McKinley
Maine
Reed
Henry C. Corbin
United States Army
Hobart
Mnall
Anti
Rochester
BEL Size
Elfweed Pomeroy
Dor Newark
N. J
National Direct Legislation League
Friends of the Initiative and
Hamilton Hall
Harrison
WARD
York
Fock Telus
Sale OF Kansas Midland
Castoria
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