Kansas Mortgage Case Headed to October Hearing
The Kansas supreme court faces a Monday decision on postponing the January 27 order for the Beverly mortgage case. W J Scott of Kansas City seeks oral argument to delay proceedings, with Beverly’s attorney McMath contesting his authority and the need for full court discussion of the key legal questions.
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Stan Jorreal
Imo Toa
W. J. Scot
Kavens City
Supreme Court
Kanene
Redemptiin
Cass
Barat Va
Bererix
Ecatt
Ff. Scutt
Scutt
Beontor Cockrell
Missouri
Wade
Tha Platnum
Ferry
Daran
Topeka
Kassas Supreme Court
McMath
Learing
W. J. Scott
Kansas City
Beverly
Iriere
Ey Torther
Scott
Jonas
Supreme Court of the United States
Attormey
Jobo
Bic Ic
E. A. McMath
Boott
Aod Ic
Tim
Eneeniadom
Ule Methiods
Matonia
Pea
Jeter
Decisi
Bturgis
Crouissbleld
Ogden Va
Dows
Supreme Court of
Kanese
Largea Life Insurence Company
Court seeks oral argument in foreclosures case
The brief argues for a full hearing to appeal to the court and maintain that Justice Brewer should sit. It claims misstatements about his ties to Northwestern Mutual Life and warns hundreds of thousands in foreclosures could be affected by the ruling. The filing requests adherence to Kansas Supreme Court law as lately stated and hopes the full bench will affirm.
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Justices Brewer
Trouter
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of Kansas
Maniac Seizes Pullman Car in Havre Ambush
March 12 report from Havre indicates an unknown man seized a Pullman car on the Chicago and Illinois line, holding the crew and passengers before being captured in the front compartment. Police identified the man as J D Cummings, Englewood merchant, who recalls nothing. In Boston a fire alarm was issued for the Pope Manufacturing building four stories tall, adjoining the Youth's Companion building, with flames reported spreading in the afternoon.
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Rene Compa
Teark Havre
Ind
Aio No.6
Chicago & Eastern
Llnois
Cor
J. D. Cummings
Englewood
Lil Cummings
Bostox
Pope Manufacturing Company
Collision at Holliday Between Santa Fe Train Sections
A minor rear end collision occurred at Holliday yards at 4 20 am between the head and second sections of Santa Fe freight train No 220. The lead section halted at a stop gate then began moving when the second section struck the rear car and three freight cars. Head Brakeman A Gordy injured by falling from a car roof. Brakeman C Ingle sustained a scalp wound. All injuries described as slight, no traffic delay.
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Santa Fe
Holliday Yards
A. Gordy
C Ingle
Police shake up ushers new secretary and chief
March 12 brings sweeping changes in the police department. Z Smith takes the place of S D Lieurance as secretary of the police board, after removal by Governor Morrill. Tucker, Chief Burrows, and five patrolmen are dismissed. Tom Wilson named police judge, Frank Burr appointed chief of police.
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Simith
Z Smith
Police Board
S. D. Lieurance
Morrill
Dodgs Tucker
Burrows
Tom Wilson
Repubican
Frank Burr
Order of the Mystic Brotherhood
Funeral Attendees to Travel by Special Coach to Chicago
A special coach attached to Santa Fe Train No 6 departed at 4 this afternoon to convey a party of relatives and friends to attend the funeral of Mrs Geo K R Pece in Chicago tomorrow afternoon. Among those traveling were Mrs J Kalonian, Mrs Madge Jonasnd, the Sts tet daughters of Henry Bea, and cousin of Rod Bantiey of Wichita.
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Beck
Santa Ferain No
Mra
Geo
Pece
Chicago
Thacher
Gai
Eddy Mra J. Kaloinan
Mics Madgu
Jonusnd
Free Silver Movement Surfaces in Michigan Meeting
George P. Hummer of Holland presides over a secret Michigan meeting aimed at creating free silver sentiment and sending a delegation to the Democratic national convention. The group discussed plans before public release and highlighted its objective to promote free silver policy.
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Varia Michigan
Hol Downey
George P. Hummer
Holland
Michigan
Nevels Accused of Murder in Matson Case Trial
Testimony centers on who killed Mrs Matson with a slingshot and where evidence lay. Witnesses describe a tin box with papers, two watches, and a silver timepiece, plus notes about a torn shawl and bedding. Doc Ward is accused of misplacing or fabricating clues as defense questions try to pin the crime outside the Matson home.
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Hazen Ie
Tina Gilpatrick
Matson
Ames
Mra Matson
Homme
Madison
Mrs. Matson
Fifteenth Street
Vic Maison
Jim Huddleston
Nevels
Fred Stonestreet
Safford
Mra. Matson
Adenie
J. R McNary
George Hightower
Albert Matson
Fifteenth and
Quiccy
Hightower
Charles McMillan
A. F. Chesney
Monroe
Jannings
United States Weather Services
Burdge
McMillan
Withersordge
Arthur McCabe
Chesen
Biarry Safford
Mr. Safford
Mary Greer
Millan
Reanson
Frank Ellison
Shia
Matson House
Fred Badger
Tim Donovan
David Ridgeway
Leland Street
Doc
Ward
Tatcom
Hoilier
Dave Burdge
Mner
Omoitas
N. Gish
Bally
Otia Hungate
Matson Houmbar
Shem
Money for kins of fame and damages in 1903 case
In New York on March 12 Judge La Combs of the U S circuit court affirmed the eastern district ruling awarding Mrs Harriet Monroe of Chicago $5,000 against Prose Publishing for an unauthorized New York edition of a work tied to the 1903 World’s Fair ceremonies. The suit, rooted in the publication’s defense of Monroe as a writer, follows a prior December verdict. Directors of the St Paul Railroad declare a 3 cent per share preferred stock dividend and 2 percent on common for the half year. Peerless Steam Laundry offers button-free service.
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Ties Mormos
New York
Lacombs
U.S Circuit Court of Appesia
Circuit Court
Harriet Monroe
Chicago
Prose Publishing Company
Thin Chty
Miss Mont
Lise Moorce
Drowls Court
St. Paul
Kentucky Sees Capital Under Constabulary Rule Amid Turmoil
Frankfort, March 12. Mayor Julian ordered about twenty extra police to guard the capitol rotunda after consult with the governor. The governor warned that if Frankfort cannot protect members, state guards will be used. Tensions rise as Republicans seek to vote for United States senator. disputes over seating and quorum create a volatile scene with special police patrolling corridors and a heavy crowd awaiting the ballot. The situation remains tense with potential for conflict as lawmakers clash over floor access and order.
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Julian
Tobin
Kentucky
Kaufman
Dunlap
James
Walton
Representative Speed
Franklin
Orden Assoon
Senate
House
Bronston
Joint Assembly
United States
Collier
Kauffms
Howse
Capitol
Lonse
Ate
Mr. Daolap
Stee Poor
Chaober
Laura Clay
J. K. Henry
Versaillee
Bargett
Anid Ue
Edrington
Diair
Orilest
Thia
Election Result Confusion Ends With Adjournment
Ballot tallies show Blackburn 61 and Carils 42 with Buckner 1. Republicans and Populist Poor abstained and the chair declared no election. Assembly then adjourned awaiting next day’s session.
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Blackburn
Carils
Buckner
Gold Discovery Hinted Near Cook Inlet Alaska
A Boston led expedition sails for Alaska to verify gold deposits near Cook Inlet. Pennock reported rich finds on ten acres with gold from grass roots to bed rock, valued at $16 per ounce by the mint. Boston investors formed the Alaska company as $100,000 was paid, with E Spalding and G T W Barnum funding and organizing the venture.
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Alaska
Excelsior
C. A. Hooper & Co
Boston
Cook Inlet
A. Pencock
Pennock
The
Alaske
E. Spalding
G. T. W. Barnum
West Side
Ressurrection Creek
Cook's In
Frisco Nasty Nest Trial Sees Mrs Barton Testify
In Frisco, during an evening council session, Dr. C Brown faces trial as Charles Bickford recounts finding Overman and Tunnell letters. Mrs George Barton testifies two hours about chats with Mrs Tusnell regarding Dr Brown and Miss Overman, including travel and money exchanges linked to Tacoma and a lump sum of $200.
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C. Brown
San Francisco
CO. Brown
Charles Bickford
Overmun-Tunnell
George Barton
Tusnell
di Brown
Miss Overman
Tunnell
New Battleship Indians Caught in Coastal Hurricane
The battleship Indians, sailing from Hampton Roads to Port Royal for dockage, reportedly met the hurricane sweeping the Atlantic coast. The Navy declines concern for the ship’s safety as it likely struck off Hatteras with no danger to the vessel.
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Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Port Royal Scg
Atlantic
Hatteras
Neb. Gov Holcomb Denies Presidential Bid
Neb Neb March 12 Senator Peffer backed Gov Holcomb as a Populist candidate for president. Holcomb said he is not a candidate, but praised Lincoln era leadership and urged support for Allan, predicting his nomination at St Louis on July 22. In Washington the president returned to the White House after a ducking trip, duck catching making news. Army pledge to stay with General Booth remains intact as Salavation Army division holds session with 100 officers in attendance and notes a family style fair.
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Alten
Lincoux
Neb
Peffer
Holcomb
Abraham Lincoln
Allan
Nebraska
St. Louis
Wasuisarox
White House
Biy
Booth
Pronia
Salvation Arasy
Ilingis
England
Nicol
McKinley Dominates Georgia Delegates for Republican National Ticket
Ariasta Ga March 12 The McKinley forces have practically captured the Georgian vote in the national Republican nomination. Eight of the sixteen congressional districts acted so far and of the fourteen delegates chosen thirteen are pledged to McKinley, three for Reed. The First Seventh and Eleventh districts have not acted. Bridge o Vasari Macene has issued an authorization for the Illinois Bla Railroad Company to construct a bridge across the Celumet river.
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Phicten
McKinley
Ariasta
Fizteen
A E. Buck
Mo Kipley
Reed
Hleveek
Bridge O
Vasari Macene
Toot A Bla
Aims at Jingoes They Sound Like Buncombe Threats
Washington backs tougher Cuba stance as national debate over the Cuban question grows weary of fruitless talks. The administration faces pressure to adopt firmer policy while critics label the rhetoric as jingoism and bluster.
Cuban Debate Sways Senate Galleries and Cuban Resolutions
March 12 in Washington crowds filled the galleries as the Cuban debate continued in the Senate. Senator Sherman urged a vote on the Cuban report while Senator Hill of New York objected to clauses implying U S intervention in Cuba. The session featured tense exchanges, with Sherman defending the resolutions and relaying conditions in Cuba, and references to General Weyler as a brutal figure.
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Wasuisatos
Senate
Diplomatic Corpa
Sherman
Hill
New York
United States
Countrie
Spain
Buncombe
Dupont
Osse
Shermun
Cuba
Generel Wayler
Hell
Lodze
Uloey
Western Artists Unite in Chicago Form Society of Western Artistas
A meeting in Chicago on March 12 formed the Society of Western Artistas with chapters reportedly in Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit and other Midland cities. Frank Duveneck of Cincinnati was named president and Harry W. Netherby became secretary while George Leavitt of Chicago was treasurer.
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Chicago
Artien
le Louw
Milwaukee
Gieciona I
Cleveland
Detroit
Ludiana
Society of Western Artista
Oihers
Frank Duveneck
Cincinnati
View Vitam
MM. Forsyth
Harry W
Kilbarn Bas Backs Suffrage Petition In Senate
Seontar Kilbarn Bas presented a petition favoring woman suffrage in the senate, signed by 9 100 people, and moved to take the resolution from the table to place on the calendar. The motion carried. Also noted are European diplomacy remarks and a large Columbus, Ohio housing auction note and a clothing company notice in Kansas.
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Seontar
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Peerless Steam Laundry
Doc Ward
Uerder
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RAND
Frisco
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