Tauber Wins in Supreme Court Challenge Over Wages Case
The Kansas Supreme Court affirms a lower ruling in favor of Miss Tauber in a dispute over wages and the legality of beverage sales. The decision upholds the prior judgment against Kassan City firm Kassan City and references a separate case against ex-county attorney Mr Wilpon for misappropriations tied to the treasurer’s office. The opinion clarifies that one cannot recover the price of liquor sold illegally and discusses related criminal actions, including the Treason case against Wilpon and the fate of the counterfeit funds cited in the record.
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Kassan
G. Ae
Powe
Eigin
Kansas
Darrel
Arane
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Decisions From Labette To Franklin Counties
A historical Supreme Court record lists decisions by Chief Justice Johnston and others, reversing, remanding, or affirming lower court rulings across counties including Labette, Franklin, Leavenworth, and Fort Scott. The list spans numerous cases with varied outcomes, detailing writs denied, remands for further proceedings, and equity actions, reflecting patterns of appellate review and procedural errors. The document names several parties and counties such as Labette, Franklin, Leavenworth, and Maston, with actions involving habeas corpus, writs, and bank disputes.
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Jownston
C.J
Trusett
Riy
Leivenwyth
Berni
Arthur
Kendwil
Smaliy
Wrrhe-Tebny Eieaheen
Joan Amy
Mary
Sadow
Adana
Brier
Crete
Ben Fomen Mimiene Sheen EL J. Mity Hogaboom
Henry Frewer
Geeme
Mast
Aonwry
Pacite Yay, Co
Annie Tar
Weuniotte
Boby Hedeen
Guill
Neniiha
Stal
Wisin
Claey
A. F Fetwards
Steritt. EU
Farm
Re & Merchants State Bank
Errata Labette Enunty
Reviwind
Trint
Sints of
Hacaan
Jesse Murchnon
Sypeal
Dullee County
Amirmed
Jomph Campbell Preserve Company
W. A. Holcotnh
Etroe Trom
Wind Botte District Court
Ak Aly Satan
Feo Wulete
Pe Uptiatier
Jobe
Urborawy
Ol Em
Alesinides
Erratic Case Names and Counties From Regional Court Docket
A garbled list of court entries references Wyandotte and other counties with names such as Btalo Jus M Peachetwa and W. Tawney from various locales. The text blends multiple parties, counties, and alleged errors, yielding a fragmented docket-like record with no coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
Strike at Missouri and Central Battery Lofty Mo May Motile and Ohio
Fragments report a strike action near Motile and Ohio conductors. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mention of a strike at a place described as a hotel service area and possible involvement of multiple parties. Further readable items reference a confrontation or demonstration with ambiguous local names and dates.
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Loaty Mo
Motile
Ohio Sonductors
Draken
Sumimen
Wag
Stoule
Motle
Bae
Circus License Bribery Brought City Showered With Fees
A garbled report outlines alleged corruption around a circus license, claiming Gelis-Forepaugh paid about 218 to the city and a mayoral figure pressed for reduced fees. It mentions a revenue cut and threats to change pricing via city officials, with a cited $50 yearly tax issue and luring attempts to sway the license committee.
New York Police Anticipate Major Interruption Today
In New York, authorities warn of widespread disruption as maintenance on city machinery could affect transit and services. Police officials report heightened alert as inspectors review equipment amid uncertain circumstances.
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New York
Machierys
New Law School Dean Emerges Amid Trustee Debate
A chaotic draft article notes Washburn trustees weigh a new law school dean amid contention over presidential duties. Emily Bewley and Graereacel are named, with Chicago and Milwaukee outlets reporting the selection process and protests.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Superior Blood Purifier
A historical advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a proven remedy with curative power for a wide range of ailments from skin conditions to digestive issues. It claims exclusive vegetable ingredients, a trusted prescription basis, and superior strength, urging readers to take Hood's today.
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Hood
Circus Day Delights Topeka With Big Tent Wonders
Residents describe a vibrant circus day in Topeka highlighted by the Cowboy Band from Oklahoma City, a lively parade, and crowds flocking to the showgrounds. Spectators praise elephant acts, bold stunts, and the festive atmosphere, with visiting bands drawing attention and locals hoping for continued crowds over two days of performances.
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Topeka
Arkel
Rey
Out of
Tuwe
Cowboy
Gadehoma City
Dart Automobiles
Pernide
Oan
Topeimans
Leo Miguis
Tio
Tertus
Siath Street
Neste
Bach Teast
Knights of the
Visting
Denver Mountain
USA
Foryonagh
Kim
Ture Devi
Svory
Engines Derailment Report From Allbourne Victoria
Fragmentary report from Allbourne Victoria May describes derailing incidents and railway line tampering. Police and authorities investigate alleged sabotage. Details are incomplete and obscured by garbled text.
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Allbourne
Victoria
Rustroni
Wiltualitien
Levie
Parade and labor unrest mix disrupt Topeka event
A Topeka parade on a carriage ride drew crowds as unionists from Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia planned strikes over alleged discrimination. The event featured 13 carriages led by a red Van Flatt and included regulars from the Wallomdl Association of Brick and The Makers of America. Activists warned of broader labor actions that could affect attendance and local businesses.
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T. Womes
van Flatt
Dows Kates
Atrest
Derost
Harri- Urte
Puder Es
Emey Oon
AGERE
Wallomdl Association of
Hrick and the Makers of America
Union
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Walker Hoetraecartes
Tie Meat
Yorkriett
Evening speakers announced for Rincon event at Sea of Rangoon
An evening program at Sea of Rangoon features Rev Hy C Parga and Jon Sriiat as speakers. The event outline promises a special presentation and a combined format to be enjoyed today.
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Rangoon
Hy C. Parga
Jon Sriiat
Roosevelt Train Tour Through California Coast
President Roosevelt traveled by rail along the California coast stopping at Ventura for a brief address. He and the party then continued toward Monte Cho with views described as among the finest in the region. The train was to proceed to San Sain Gbieno and Monterey for further stops.
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Dusiner
San Sain Gbieno
Stuppine Place
President Willop
Monterey
Rumor of Fidelity Trust Bank Collapse Circulates
Buffalo residents hear rumors of a large bank deficit at Fidelity Trust Company. Statements claimed funds withdrawals of up to 24 000 and 3 400 000 were made by named individuals, with a reward offered for the source of the tale. Officials deny specifics while urging calm as rumors spread citywide.
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Buffalo
Fidelity ‘Trust Company
Based of
Fidelity
Metta Lewah
Georgy Ly Wntrad
Bornman
Willan
Discharged post office worker challenged by inspector report
Washington March 9 Postmaster General Payne Medes announced that James Dower, employed in the post office, was dismissed after charges that promotions and contracts in the engine room favored favored individuals and aided improper deals. An internal inquiry found the allegations unfounded and Dower criticized for publicity and alleged misconduct in retaliation.
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Washington, Syy
Payne Medes
James Dower
Post Office Department
Jamee O'Doutel
Wusport
Dower
Mare Dewer
Dewer
Lawuborchiar
Bien Bate
Major Sims Falls At Bank Door In Morning Incident
Maj. Sims, president of the First National Bank, collapsed at the bank door this morning and was rushed home in an ambulance. Doctors attributed the attack to acute indigestion and said the condition is not serious.
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Wr. Sime
First National Bank
Move to Osawatomie Report Amid Court Testimony
Fragmented OCR reads claim of a move to Osawatomie with a fiscal detail missing. It mentions Cotinlites air at Osawainif and a witness list including Charles Amhtrar and Farrar in Maxwell case. Names and specifics are unclear but relate to a trial and alleged mistreatment of patients.
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Farrar
Maxwell
Arnsaid
Geriedek
Saxlum
Presidents Tour Dates Across States and Cities
A list of tour stops through May and June includes Burlingame San Francisco Oakland Berkeley Oakland Salem Portland Oregon Anglia Centralia Olympia Tacoma Wallate Pocatello Boise Mountain Home Shoshone Salt Lake City Branston Wyoming June moves homeward through towns from Nebraska to Iowa Indiana and Washington with assorted stops and dates.
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Cella
Wales
Santeres
Mor
Senta Cron
San Jece Alte
Burlingame
San Francisco
Ouldaid
Berkeley
Falmi
Olympia
Tacoma
Wash
Wallate
Pocatello
Boles
Nui Mountain Home
Salt Lake City
Utah
Branston
Wyo
Blue Matin Platte
RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS ON CHRIST IN DAILY LIFE
A compendium of brief beliefs by multiple ministers arguing Christ as redeemer and guide. The selections emphasize Christ as central to happiness, accessibility, and the divine Bible, with voices from Universalist, Baptist, Congregationalist, Presbyterian, Methodist, and other denominations in Hartford Brooklyn Brooklyn and Chicago.
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Christ
Hue
Hey
Dr. County
Cuthote
Ysaniha Ton
J. C. Ann Universalist
Hartford
Conn
City
Irene
Ka ¥ Bial
Baptist
Brooklyn
Pirsbyterian
Brookten
Nnn
Egotinus Sey
John Te Chadvisk
Twooklys
Atlanta
Isource
Dave Een
C. Wilson
Kick to Lin in a Mouth Injury Report
A fragmentary report notes an incident where Lin sustained a mouth injury during a bally cut, described as dangerous and undetermined in cause.
Topeka City Moves to Take Over Water Works
Preparations are underway for the city to assume possession of the water works. The old South Topeka hydrant rental dispute, involving about 12,000, will be sent to court for final adjudication. The council may vote to pay 80,000 in the treasury to settle two years of water bills and clear the path for a formal title transfer and a plan of management.
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Old South Topeka Hydrant Rental Nigweult
Chums
Jef
Sty
Topeka
Spencer
Uta
City Physician Storrs Probes Sells Forepaugh Dress For Smallpox
In a chaotic report, City Physician Storrs investigates a Sells Forepaugh dress for signs of smallpox. Sanitary Sergeant Vanderpool, overseeing records, faces scrutiny as the health department’s handling of the inquiry sparks further questions. The circus employer is unlikely to face penalties, while Topeka’s system draws attention to contagious disease control practices.
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Storrs
Rolng Klinsett
Vasterpool
Vanderpool
Health Department
Burre
Storra
Topeka
Toneka
Merchants contest street plan and council action
Streets and walks committee debated requiring merchants to yield space on Brett street while merchants opposed the tax and the committee declared their protests invalid. The Hock Island company planned a cold storage plant nearby, with further events noted including a Sunday band concert at Garfield Park and various town activities.
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Brett Street
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