Goebel Murder Trial Opens In Frankfort Courthouse
A large armed security presence guarded the Frankfort courthouse as the preliminary hearing for Goebel murder suspects began. Prosecutors and defense attorneys filled the room while witnesses were seated, and Judge Moore ruled on witness attendance amid ongoing cases involving Powers and Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trankfort
Alliern
Thy Gockel
Moore
W. Ramsey
B.C Minkent
Bim
Atuorteys
Datetsee
Ars Tides Agfure
Prienaers
Republicaa Bue Sylere
Caleb Powers
W. Hectarton
Jot Davis
Commonwealth
Wits
Golden
Politerurs
Powers
Yehioh bin
Belie
Wiltaan Goebel
Franuklin
Kentucky
Chasty
Pobyerove
Judie Moore
Lis
Marian
August Muninger
Wington
Cera
Dusdap
Iesligtor
Lillard
Bes
Guat
Waleed
Goetel
Ronnie
Davis
Culton
Witnesney
Pulicoman Wingate Thompson
Hutian Yard
Goebel
Cen
Elirieke
Tenog Nieet Jobo Davis
Merry Howard
Dee Armstrong
Lomite Ville
Ward
Nurs
Jarrsons
Court Rijourond Itil
F. Wharton Golden
Kentucky political talks with McKinley at White House
Prominent Kentucky Republicans including Cowan Roberts and Marknall met President McKinley to explain the state’s political situation. They stated they sought no federal troops or congressional inquiry and described a February 21 agreement guiding final court actions, with parties prepared to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Macah
Andrew Cowan
Louisville
J. Roberts
Texington Leader
John Marknall
Taylor
White House
Kentucky
McKinley
Ench
Jows
Appeble
Supreme Court of the United States
Tolow
Thie Mateen
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the
United States
Kodera Eupreme
Victim of Smallpox Reported in Local Area
A garbled early report notes a colored man named Blijah Hing of 1165 North Festerkon vicinity diagnosed with smallpox. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the notice references virulent infection and the need for medical attention and containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blijah Hing
Wright
Dry Goods and Drapery Listing From Local Store
A partial ad lists dry goods items including Porcher Laces, edgings and drugs with about twenty styles. It notes fabric widths from 104 inches and prices per yard, plus ready made drapery items with spring rollers and brackets.
Crown Brand Men s Worsted Pants at Four Dollars
Readable ad notes Crown Brand worsted men s pants priced at $4.00. Claims equal to any $5.00 rival with perfect cut and pattern options. Promises abundant selection at the lower price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown
Youths Cassimere Suits Priced at 6.00
Neat dark check cassimere suits in youth sizes offered at New Model's price of six dollars. Suits described as well made and trimmed with a perfect fit and a big value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. West
Atyle
Kansas Avenue
Handsome Worsted Suits Offered at 12 50 the Best Value
A brief catalog note promotes men's handsome fancy worsted suits at 12 50 with latest styles and single or double breasted vests. The Avenue line shows 15 00 but these suits are pitched as the best value.
Saturday Bargains in Our Shoe Dept in Topeka
Our shoe department advertises Kid Oxfords in black and tan, with wide range of styles and sizes at affordable prices. Includes ladies leather slippers and dress shoes for men, with mentions of new stock, wide widths, and assorted heel and top options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Saturday Night Goods Advertises Variety Items
A fragmented sale listing shows items for sale including umbrellas in red and black, tinted paper and envelopes, colored tapes, talcum powder in patent tins, lace shelf paper, girl outfits and vests, and Woodbury’s Facial Soap priced at drugstore rates. The text imitates a vintage newspaper insert with multiple prices and colors noted.
Sweetheart's Disappointment Ends in Tragic Death
A young colored girl from North Topeka, disappointed by an Inca Tove romance, moved from Omaha to marry Gerree Morris. After learning of her lover's marriage to another, she returned to Omaha, took poison, and died. Janitor Toliver Bird recalls she was an optimistic girl who sought marriage. she had worked for C. C. Baker.
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Lon Clayton
Hye
North Topeks
Oiatu
Topelst
Omaha
Gerree Morris
Mara
Nore
Miser
Omni
Toliver Bird
Howke
Toye
Mr. Hird
Morris
C. C. Baker
States Signal Service
Charles Dean Kimball
Fthode Island
Republican
Charles H. Kimbill
Parsons
Unite
Congress
Kansas
Santa Fe Company
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
First Ward
North Topeka
Railroad Company
Barrett law challenged in street improvements case
Indinazpolia March 2 The Barrett law for assessments on abutting private property for street improvements is declared unconstitutional by Judge Baker of the Tofleral court The decision follows a injunction against the Warren Bennett Asphalt Paying Company case in Marion The ruling cites taking private property for public use without due process and questions the legality of assessments after improvements are completed Also notes a prior related case in California and mentions gas works explosion and a night watchman incident in recent news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indinazpolia
Ind
Baker
Tofleral Court
Jarmex Charles
Marion
Warren-Benlatt Asphalt
Supreme Mourt
Caltech
North Topeka Notices and Local Happenings
Local column items report millinery openings, residents moving, visits and travels to Iowa and Manhattan, and social events. Announcements include Mrs Courtney’s grand millinery display, Miss Wilson’s hotel gathering, and a civic note urging rail bridge safety improvements and a local improvement society to aid North Topeka infrastructure.
Governor Stuenenberg Testifies On Arrest Authority
Washington March 23 Governor Stuenenberg of Idaho testified before the Coeur d Alene investigation, stating arrests before his proclamation were under his authority. He said responsibility for arrests lay with General Merriam, discussed prior to a disorder scene, and noted he could act beyond state lines if needed. The hearing featured tense exchanges over the permit system and alleged conspiracies among mine owners, with a noon recess taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stuenenberg
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
F. C. Robertson
Chartres
Merriam
Shoshone
Stuenenbergy
Chateran Hull
Corbin
Haji Wavetmar
Robertson
Moncow
Cheney
Stizer
Hull
Bir. Sulger
Bluenenbere
Hays
Oirgon
Tto
Lyons
Tibet-Pootman
Shawnee County Juror Fees Dispute Inquest Case
The Shawnee County board sues to determine juror pay for an inquest into Walter Ruof's death. Carter, a juror, sues for an extra dollar beyond the $1 per day allowed, arguing the law does not specify a daily rate but a per inquest fee. The county contends the $1 daily fee covers all costs, while jurors seek higher compensation and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Shawnee County
Te M. Carter
Tha
Walter Ruof
Abothey Fogas
Carter Tae
Fpoean
Festival Meeting Sets Plans for County Fair Grounds Ride
R. & Jonrson, chairman of the Commercial club fall festival committee, calls a meeting next Monday evening. The committee seeks action on adding a horse rate to the fair grounds project. Members listed include FR. S Janson, chairman, C$. Mmunseed, Jobei Mulvans, Steis JH Foster, detin Pe Medastus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. &. Jonrson
Comercial Club
FR. S Janson
C$. Mmunseed
Jobei Mulvans
Steis JH Foster
Detin Pe Medastus
Promoter Plans Vinewood Park Electric Rail Line Near Topeka
Reports from Topeka detail J Drew land and George J Kinsinger of Kansas City promoting a suburban rail project to Vinewood Park. They discuss upgrading old lines, testing gasoline motors, possibly switching to electricity, and rebuilding the road with new rolling stock. Towne in Duluth advances on the silver report. other items include social chatter and unrelated quips from Chicago and Philadelphia papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinewood Park
George J. Kinsinger
Kansas City
Checse
Belvue Addition
Mr. Kinninger
Kantat City
Ginnapelle
Kansas City , Lawrence & Topwica
Etec
Ih 1
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Langley
Bostonian
M'Kinley
Zifjah
M'Call
Pine Sea
Seerseerseee Roo Brass
Kemper & Paxtons
People’s Store
New Model
R. & G. Corsets
Stoux
Izse
Feirinwal
Gat
Towal
Kei
Castoria
Sixth and
Quincy
Kimbull Printing Company
Kauss Aveantue
Julia Walte
Topeka Cash
Ae Earne Grand Mil Iinery
W. M. Costiey
van Buren Street
Maitland
Harrison Street
Iowa
Courtney
Charley Tobinson
Jackson Street
Uney
Shorey
Timothy Lynch
Durkin
Jackson Btett
Judge Porter
Leavenworth
Charles Curtis
Will Nugen
Glen Bardsley
Manhattan
Comorrow
Bir
Harmanson
Hiawatha
Mira J. M. Jeffers
Monroe Treat
Jeuve
Council Grove
Mrs. Harmanson
Rochester
Coull
Gearke
Sherman Georgy
Alin Owen
Missen Grace
Valeda Campdoras
Org
Eleanor Caldwell
Grant School
Wiets | Ts
Oran Layton
Earl Francia
Ray Fisher
Hemer Travis
Uelester
SMEG
Erent Et AC
Good Cuixénahit Federation
Tupeke
Hadith
Kirshall
Ota
Elizabeth Senball Gace
Weerford
Wise
Sunier
Staten
the Man
Shoulders
Comercial Clubs Committee
J. Drew
RW. Squires
Halpellin
J. M. Penwell
P. 1
Honey
Committee of
Eilleen
Asc
Hinsinger Tales
Towne
Duluth
Minn
Charles ‘Towne
Silver Repat
Sean
Chicago
Mr. Staylain
Hariem
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