Inference Spanish Guns Manned by Mules
Legal notices and court summaries from Kansas case reporter items recount various decisions and reversals. Names such as Doster, Chapman, Raweon, Knufftke, Breyfogle, and Motter appear alongside counties Bourbon Lyon Grant Brown Washington and firms like M K T Railway. The record lists affirmed reversals dismissals and certiorari actions across multiple appellate entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford County
Elizabeth
Brown County
J. Kauffke
Paul A. Knufftke
Washington County
Court of Appeals
Norton County State Bank
Bruce van Doren
Norton Count
William John
Chautauqua County
S_ Simmonson & Son
Labette County
City of
Louis Billings
Montgomery County
Bryan Speaks at Peabody Loyal Kansas Crowd
In Ottawa and Peabody coverage, William Jennings Bryan delivered a rousing speech to thousands. He praised national unity, attacked foreign financial influence, and urged an income tax to fund war and independence. He defended patriotism as democratic and condemned trusts while urging support for Cuba and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Washington
Republican Party
Metiniey
Ryan
Cuba
Europe
Bryan
Jouieah
Lett BO
Jusk
Abraham Tancoln
Supreme Court
Sas
Book Notes on New Little Masterpieces Series Additions
The Doubleday & McClure Company adds three more volumes to its Little Masterpieces series featuring Franklin Webster Lincoln Poe Irving and Hawthorne with photogravure portraits and gilt tops. Other titles include Minister of the World by Caroline Atwater Mahon and Gowtree Gary Southern Soldier Stories from Myerson. Tom Hall and The Macmillan Company are noted for editions and Pope by Kate Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubleday & McClure Companying House
New York
Franklin
Webster
Lincoln
Poe
Irving
Hawthorne
Steneh
Caroline At- Water Mahon
Amore
Kejlam's
EM. Merrick &Co
Tor Hall
Tom Hall
Kellam
Macmillan Company
Ite
Tohneva
Alexander Pope
Nene
Kate Stephens
Kan- Srs Koran
The
State University
Johnson
Eneilah Ittratire
Mire Stephens
Iis Prize
Globe Sights Gossip and Moral Musings in Atchison
A fragment from the Atchison Globe riffs on local gossip and moral observations. It mocks talkers and spendthrifts while noting Planchette board chatter, suffragist jokes, and petty quarrels as town chatter. It emphasizes frugality, envy, and the folly of aging money.
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The
Atchison Globe
Chicago News Proverbs Amid Quirky Sayings and Wit
A jumble of proverbs and quirky lines reflects social humor and jokes about marriage, phonographs, parrots, revolutions, and city life. The piece mingles wry observations on love, contentment, and everyday relationships with playful items about modern gadgets and household aims.
Programme for Tuesday Celebration Day Procession Arrangements
The chief marshal Mier J. K. Hud eon outlines a May 10 celebration. Morning events include an informal reception at Camp Lesdy at 10 o'clock with impromptu sessions and music, followed by souvenirs and a parade briefing. The parade starts at 3:39 and moves in specified divisions with marching orders for Kansas volunteers and various civic and military groups. The schol children will assemble along Kansas Avenue and Ninth Street, with a massing on Kansas Avenue for the review by state officials at the capital. Authorities urge attendance and proper insignia.
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Mier J. K. Hudeon
Dewes
Jery
Camp Lesdy. Com
Ghent
Kansas
State House
Columm
Ciel Enfestisl
JK Hudson
Culanat
Jonathan D. Nor- Urs
Yo Tlet Alde-Decamp
AM Fuller
Auleratiocamy
DO. Crane
Abil
John Sutterin
Otte Kurhne
J. S Collins
Geo. B Payne
Berthe B. Cok
Knary
D Wyant
Coleone
J. Dallas
HL Zeller
Seabrook
Quincy
Serund
Torwick
Hicht Immedt
Wil Curtis Chattee
Raights Templar
Karras
Uso
Tee GF Puntorits
Set
Bother
Strond
Topeka
Coumet
Sons of Veterans of
Shawnee County
D.C
Tiltotton Permanding
Lincoln
Jesse Nelson
A. Re
Gar
Silver Lake
Goa
Re & Blue
G. A. BR
Quincy Street
Sikth Avenue
Charles J. Mocrim
Auarvlane
Pagiet PewlneNe
Ansas
Sixth
Quincy Streets
Ellock
Kansas Avenue
Apt
Ninth
Cinetevil
Grand Army
I' Porte
Indy
Supreme Court Decisions and Reversals Highlight Weekend Rulings
The Supreme Court issued several Saturday decisions including affirmations and reversals. Cases include Kerwood vs Ayres from Anderson county affirmed, Kansas Mill Owners Insurance Co. vs Metenit from Douglas county affirmed, Burrton Band and Town vs Ellsworth county reversed, Pulsifer vs Arbuthnot reversed, and Bank of Santa Fe vs Maskell County Bank reversed. Court of Appeals reversals noted for northern department. district court affirmed in Johnston Bank of Santa Fe relations.
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A Court
A. P. Kerwood
Ayres
Anderson County
Kansas Mill Owners
Insurance Co
H.W. Metenit
Douclas County
A. K. Handy
Burrton
Ellsworth County
B. Pulsifer
Thos
Arbuthnot
Crawford County
Eet National Bank of
Ve. FA. Werner
Cs Inmed
Venworth
J. C. Dowtana
Court of ‘Appeals
State
Greenburg
Kansas Troops Deployment by War Secretary
Washington May 9 The secretary of war has allocated Kansas regiments with one sent to Washington one assigned to Chickamauga and one held in reserve or for coast defense for now.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Kansas
Chickamauga
South Dakota Troops to Philippine Islands
Advices from a payroad official report the First Regiment of South Dakota volunteers will be sent to the Philippines. Transportation is arranged from Sioux Falls to San Francisco via the Northwestern and Northern Pacific railroads. The City of Pekin will embark the troops once mustered. Only 60 percent of the state guard have passed examinations, with about a week more needed to ready the regiment.
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Philippines
Bronx Falls
South Dakota
Philippine Islands
Sioux Falls
San Francisco
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Pekitt Arid Tave
Naming Kansas Regiments Spark Debate In Executive Office
In a discussion at the executive office, officials weigh whether Kansas regiments should be numbered first to third or twentieth to twenty second. Support favors tradition naming to preserve prestige of the old First and Second Kansas. The governor will decide tonight. Kansas contributed 19 regiments in the Civil War.
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Kansas
Coville Joins Roosevelt Rough Riders From Topeka
A. M. Coville of Topeka has joined the Roosevelt regiment of rough riders. He left Topeka two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Coville
Topeka
Roosevelt Regiment of Rough Riders
Mr. Coville
Ee Aeces
Topeka stove peddlers warned by hardware merchants
Topeka hardware merchants issue a circular warning that temporary stove peddlers operating in the area cannot be trusted to honor notes or provide reliable repairs. They urge customers to buy from local Topeka dealers for lower prices and better post sale service. The circular is signed by 15 reputable local merchants.
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Topeka
Botkin criticized Dodge City G A R home management
Judge Theo Botkin attacked Commandant A M Breese over the Dodge City soldiers home administration. Breese defended leadership, noting personal reasons for not entertaining Botkin and publishing a denial signed by inmates praising Breese. Botkin’s motives questioned. Breese asserts proper duty and calls for judgment by the public. The piece closes with a Santa Fe rail promo line.
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Rom
Kansas
Theo
Botkin
Dodge City
A. M. Brevis
Mr. Breese
Breese
Sami Wood
Stevens County
Mr. Botkin
Department
Commandant Breese
Board of Managers
Judge Botkin
Topeka
Fort Dodge
Kan
Theo. Botkin
Thomas HM. Grisham
N. Wood
A. ‘M. Breese
Kansas Man Wins Oratory Contest at Bloomington
The third annual oratories contest among normal schools of Tin cit, Tawa Wisconsin Missouri and Kansas awarded first prize to A. T. St. Clair of Emporia Kansas. Geo. W. Rankin of Whitewater Wisconsin took second and A. M. Nickelson of Cedar Falls Iowa third. Next contest in 189% will be at Cedar Falls Iowa. A. W. Thoro man of Cedar Falls Iowa was elected president.
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Bloomington
Tincit
Tawa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
A. T. St. Clair
Emporia
Kan
Geo. W. Rankin
Whitewater
Wis
A. M. Nickelson
Cedar Falls
A. W. Thoroman
California did not suit former Oxford editor in Dakota
C B MacDonald a former Oxford editor now in South Dakota Wellington May 9 C B MacDonald remains in residence in South Dakota as the news item notes his relocation and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
C. B. MacDonald
Oxford
South Dakota
Wellington
Former editor buys Oxford plant. Laidlow found injured near Ottawa
Former Oxford Register editor buys De Smet newspaper plant. Mac returns to Oxford as half owner in De Smet venture while family stays behind. Ottawa report details a Kansas man named Will Laidlow found badly injured near Santa Fe tracks. he is hospitalized and under chloroform. Pensions for Kansans listed include several increases and originals for Thuma Robinson and others.
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Oxford Register
de Smet
Mac
Summer County
Selma
Cal
Oxford
Jesse Reew
Ottawa
Will Laidlow
Hamilton
Kan
Ottawa Junction
Santa Fe Hospital
Shippers
Wil Laidlow
Kar
C.H. Kellogg
Aig
Kansas City
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Doster, C. J
Costas Blanco
Matanzas
Kansas News
Mr. Bryan
America
Peabody
Gary
Myemilion
Dowan
Shelyéer
Globe Sights
Chicago News Proverbs
Martie
Mabey
Shid Marshal
Norton, Bnel
Coville
House
Sam Wood
Breese, Ommandan
Sitey
AT. St Clair
Annie Matthews
la Plata
Charles County
Eliza Roye
Fourth St
N. W. Wash
L. J. Root
New Scotland
J. C. Freese
Brooklyn
W.G. Love
Wilder St
Phila
Childihood
Saby
Wnrld
Bert Cinen
For & Nickel
HEN. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Greenwald
R. M. McGaw & Co
East Fourth St
Western Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kans
Shipper
Asied Thuma
Robinson
Henry Fitter
Tupekin
Robert P. Palmore
Yate
Ob Walters
Harper
Join Schneiders
Kelfinwood
Levi R. Bandi
Douglas
Henry R. Webb
Moline
Reizsue
Charley Stith
Holl
Cerudn Lawrence
Sarah
Marshall
Minxson
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