Hillmon Case Inquest Testimony Described In Detail
Testimony from a 1882 inquest details Hillmon family witnesses and experts describing John W Hillman's height teeth and appearance. Coroner jurors and relatives recall Mrs Hillmon's reactions and the room exchanges at the Continental Hotel Leavenworth during the trial proceedings.
Erie or 1832 1585 1933 and 1895 figures changed in 1895 trial
Testimony describes erasures in an application observed by a witness on a Sunday before Dr J H Stewart testified at Topeka trial in 1895. Details recount prior notice during the first trial and note a dim recollection. Geo E Daun of Topeka recalls living there since 1875 6 and connections to Hilimon Walker Laing Brown and Levi Baldwin across 1872 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillman
Hillmon
Gen A. Nichola
John DW
Valley Falls
John W
Continental
Leavenworth
Mra Hillmon
Geo. A. Nichols
John H. Nixon
Mra & D. Nixon
Hillmoe
John W. Hillmon
William Hillmon
Cripple Creek
Cole
Cripple Crepe
Central City
Cola
Kansas
Texas
Joly
Jonni
Brown
Witness
Hows
John W. Hillman
Lawrence
W.h.lamon
Winems
Oak Hill
Valare
Aluimoa
Charlies
Walker
Wichita
Hom
Wichits « Bank
Major Wiseman
Crooked Creek
Witnness
Major Winsman
Wishite
Ft. Madison
Jaws
Frederick Adolph Walters
Ibrooch Kansas
Morrin
Douglas County
Wiseman
Frank W. Todd
Chicago
Apos
Vari
E B Good
Dorgenhaus
Hillmos
Green
Jaw
Adama Me. Adams
Hillmhon
Dohn W
John W. Milmon
Miilmon
E. B. Good
Arthur Judson
Mr. Good
Hilmon
Sue
Stuches
Indson
O. Hubbell
Kanaas City
Bailey & Smith
Ian Lawréeoce
Mr. Borgalihans
Dodge
kKoowa
Lavi Baldwin
Baldwin
W. Green
School of Law
University of Ances
Geo. W. Baldrigo
Baldridge
Gret
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
J. H. Stewart
Topeka
Throop
Geo. E. Daun
Topeke
Toka
Wellington
John W. Hilimon
Harvey Sullivan
Hilimon
Col. Walker
Col
Thas
Hillmoa
Ae A
Levi Baldwin
Joboi
Throop Hotel Insurance Lawsuit in Burlingame Court
Frank Thomas v Henry C Throop and Boston Safe Deposit trustees over 125000 of hotel insurance pledged as collateral for 85000 loan. Thomas seeks 1750.05 plus interest stating premiums paid on multiple companies. Trial featured defense claim of interparty settlement and disputed owed sums. Also notes Rev Bernard Kelly retires from politics to become Southern district presiding elder in Independence and steps back from campaign duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
Burlingame
District
Frank Thomas
Henry C Throop
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
H. G Weston
Samuel Johnson
H. E Ball
J. E. Ball
Itian
Thomas
Col. Throop
Throop
Boao Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Thoman
Bennett Wheeler
Mr. Throop
Thomes
Be. Thomas
Bernard Kelly
Erder
Independence
Hard Times in Iron and Local Notices
Glendon Tron company in Baston, Pa. assigns to Sargent & Co and Francis J Gray of Boston. Sargent & Co reduces workweek from 54 to 42 with about 22 percent wage cut amid weak hardware demand. Mrs Hananecht reports missing pocketbook containing 35 in cash and 1,900 in notes. pocketbook found on Kansas avenue but theft suspected. Thomas H Bain hearing on mails fraud continued to March 6. residence described as 224 Topeka Avenue. DeWitts Little Early Risers recommended for digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baston
Glendon Tron Company
Lehigh Valley
Les
Philadelphia
Francis J . Gray
Boston
New York
New Haven
Sargent & Company
H. B. Sargent
Chief Gardiner
Mr. Hansnecht
Daily's confidence game ends on Santa Fe train
Thomas Daily a former news agent on the Santa Fe between Kansas City and Dodge City attempted a "find" rocket confidence scheme by selling worthless spectacles for cash. Conductor E E Ives intervened, Daily surrendered his commission at Topeka, and a detective wired for aid. Several railroad staff changes and notes follow, including Santa Fe and Frisco solicitor appointments and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
Thomas Dally
American Railway News Company
Kansas City
Dodge City
Santa Fe
Ita
Dally
United States
Topeka
Emporia
Asa Ductor E E Ives
Kinney
Thomas Daily
News Ageful
Pia
Mr. Kincey
Kansas Avenue
Will Crowder Leads Strong City Train Conductor Change
Local rail news notes Will Crowder resumes lead duties on the Strong City line after a 15 day layoff for Chas Hiltoa from Emporia. Hamilton Tomking, formerly conductor from Emporia, assumes yard duties here and has moved his family to the Adair estate on Quality. An Engloger For Mayor candidate A S McAllister of the S lina branch Toca from Herington seeks mayoral nomination by petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Journal
Strong City
John O'Donell
Emporia
Bazar
Ottawa
Jim
Tom Byram
Hilton
Will Crowder
Chas
Hiltoa
Rua
Hamilton Tomking
Ards
Thas
Adair Estate
Quality i
A. S. McAllister
Manyon’s Health Cures Advertised in 19th Century Notice
An ad promotes Munyon’s Dyspepsia Cure, Rheumatism Cure, and Kidney Cure with broad claims. It lists indigestion relief, heart and stomach symptoms, energy loss, and other ailments. It invites readers to obtain a free copy of Manyon’s Guide to Health and write to Prof. Manyon in Philadelphia for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonyou
Mooyoo
Manyon
Prof
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Fragmented 19th Century Local Notes and Incidents
A jumbled local items column notes fishing yields costing about $40 a pound, a Sir Thomas Ha descendant, and a California-like tale of a Lincoln Shields dustup witness W. G Souther. It mentions Enix Huffington’s separation, Frak Fell’s travel plans, Cornelius Ryan and William Dorie’s arrest for theft, and a rusty reference to musical bene fits for women seeking marriages in Chicago and New York. The piece ends with social habits and a stray critique of a journalistic habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ha
England
Hue
Chase County
D. A. Elsworth
W. G Souther
Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
General Shields
Mississippi
Alton
Hiinola
Enix Huffington
Sarah Hufington
Frak Fell
Gauss
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Cornelius Ryan
William Dorie
Philip
Cos Ryan
Chicago
New York
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Coroner's
Millmon
Madison
Nichola
Tolbie
Aichols
John W. Hulmop
Hillinville
Hillin
Mes Hillimon
Mra
Hillmon Hell
Hillison
Lasvenworth
Witneta Washen
Mall
Mra. Fillmen
Witpos
Goo. A Nichols
Jobo N. Nixos
Jobn W. Hillmon
Pisintif
Hillmore
Escadaver
Ehilimon
Mra Joho H. Nixon
Hilleon
Gen A. Hichelv
Whee Hillmen
Ots
Mra Hilimoa
Mra Nixon
Mra Hilimoo
Ty W. Wichela
George A. Nichols Sud
D. Nizoo
W. W. Nichols
Mrs. Hillmot
Bra. Hillmen
Jobn W. Hilimon
Belog
Throop Hotel Insurance
P_ E
Thomas Bain
Thomas H. Bain
Ick
le Erill
St Bis
Topeka Svems
G. W. StansHeid
Tom Daily
Trun Down
George B Beck
General Freight Department
Bis
G. Johnson
Elk Falls
Kan
EB. Meek
Colorado Springs
Abo
GW. Smith
Atlantic & Pacific Railway
War Department
Washington, D. C
E. Segar
Hlm
J. W. Gleed
St. Louis & Sea Princisco Railway
A. A. Hard
Frisco
Thard
Gload
Tayman
Oberly
Marion Sheldon
Stans
Kepley
W. EB Dom B
Lucas
Colle
John M. Wilkerson
J. B Johnson
George Dick
Pall Street
State House
Countio
Carri
Iden
J.G. Samuelson
Retail Clerka National Beneficial Association
Ex-Slaves Pension Association
W. L Jamison
Sheriif
Woman's Progressive Political League
Quimney Street
Zabud Council A. FP
A. M
Magoaic
Lizzie Ferguson
John
Ferguson
Shela
Capwio J. Myere
Indiana
Anderson
Mra. L . Curtis
Paris
Frank Mc Irath
Farmers’ Alliance Movement
Kenesa Hewis
Manhattan
Coopers’ Union of Kansas City
Ozley Stave Company
Fuser
William Sullivan
Coasty
John R. Gentry
Sedalla
John Fray
Atherton
P. L Bousbrake
Kengaroo
George Seward
Harry Overholt
Stein Bloch
MePelioce
Kansas Ave
Munyon