Speak for Yourself Judge Seeks Self Control in Courtroom
An exchange in the United States ois court features Judge Hook admonishing an attorney. The scene shows a defense case for a criminal defendant from Mionville Kan with a lawyer claiming the client acted under necessity. The judge interjects urging personal restraint and warns the attorney to stop asserting the client’s actions reflect their own. The passage ends with an unrelated drug advertisement.
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Hook
Jetmore
A. B
Jetmnore
Dow” Venday
Iudee W
Fook
United Sates Ois Court
Corney Demoni
M. AL ' Ghirrese
Miionville
Kan
Syeech
Ferress
Hook Taterposes
Hue
Play Fast Ball Red Men Fall to Five Two
Washburn pitchers matched Brill iant records as Baxter's fast fielding aided defense. Indians trailed early, but the Washburn club showed strong hitting and pitching. Cook led the visitors, retiring nine in a row and holding the Indians to two runs.
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Washburn
Chetreepees
Chewans
Ichabod
Stoleal Bucks
Compalen Sealust
Waa
Cook
Snapshot of Topeka and area notices and events
News items from Topeka and surrounding areas include Pettijahn visiting Topeka, plans for a cable stringing on J street by Independent Telephone, and Nelson delivering a commencement address at Haskell College. Knights Templar conclave crowds fill hotels as Crawford Opera House seats go on sale. Governor Beans may pardon days postponed to Saturday. Christian Endeavor social at First Presbyterian, and Campbell seeks divorce on cruelty grounds.
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L._ J. Pettijahn
Doige
Istin
Atchison
Tokes Tuesdins
Rowlex & Snow
Sebraska
Wasmuure
Governor Beans
First Presbyterian Church
Falla M
Campbell
Bsecretary
Barnes
Byueti
Washburn pitcher duel caps dramatic Kansas game
In a hard fought Washburn field contest Gardner and Cook matched zeroes as both clubs battled. Gardner struck out seven, while Cook dazzled with speed and moved through the lineup with outs. The play featured steals and fielding errors, but the decisive moments came as Gardner and Cook went head to head and the crowd roared at every close call.
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Gardner
Coal
Cook
Squire" Anderson
Washburn
Ruskell
Teichteg
Hame
Bagier
Weller
Deuhte
Diane
Baxter
Iw Washburn
Tarthlomew
Max
Ts Weller
Ged
Anderson
Higl Coliren
Sreand
Think
Dodge
Ant Bony
Andaieatr
Isitine Meeuck
India
Eno
Dodie
Polte
Real
AML
Ales
Gren
Backmaroco
Empire Gants
Annie
Sundae
Astoodoit
Sugar King Donates 20000 to Bryn Mawr Fund
Havemeyer's Mite details a $20,000 contribution from Henry Havemeyer of New York to Bryn Mawr College fund. The article notes the gift as a major pledge intended to support the institution's campaign and student aid. The report references other donors and the fundraising timeline, highlighting the college’s need for further contributions.
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Sugar King
Bryn Mawr Fund
Henry A. Havemeyer
New York
Eee Saar
Reiltare
Shaw
John T. Rocke
Mr. Tocketellen
Dacesniey
M. Fap
Hota
M Do
Menua
Light Booze Do You Drink Coffee Study
A Savitater’s wife describes coffee dependency during training and night duty. She details nervous strain, billows of anxiety, and how coffee helped stay awake between midnight and four. After years of drinking she faced nervous wrecks and began to cut coffee with help from a public health report linking caffeine to sleep and mood effects.
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Rita Renae
Pera
Pabule Pent
Naveen Sy
Battle Creek
Health and beauty in modern woman urges use of Wine of Cardus
An urging piece praises health and robust femininity, contrasting old corseted beauty with twentieth century vigor. It cites Miss Nellie Drake of Madison Street, Memphis, who improved after using Wine of Cardus and Thedford's Black-Draught, urging others to seek the remedy and consult the Chattanooga Medicine Company for guidance.
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Nellie Drake
Madison St
Emphis
Tenn
Mies Drake
Cardus
Miss Drake
Carini
Cardal
Afiuy Drake
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
State convention crowds in Wichita and local industry notes
The piece reports an expected four thousand at the Kansas State Republican convention in Wichita, notes Topeka cinema and theater goings on, and lists local business actions. It mentions pardons sought for a Reno county murder convict, asphalt contract details, and updates from the Lincoln Traction Company and printing office. It also covers society efforts for Rotary memberships and plans for a Kansas Exposition show.
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Wichita
Topeka
Denver
Chicago
Harry Postlethwaite
Reno County
Amula Pameéd Boyd
Pardé
Indiacapotis
Topol
Jefforkin Street
Edison
Lincoln
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Ert Hill
State Printing Office
Third Street
HE Seymen
Hull
Stats Printing Office
Rie
Butler Pauper Company
Society of the Native Lone
Kansas
H. E. Brent
Rottery
Kansan
Wi CL
Wastibart
Wallace Thompson
John Daditman
Mr. Dodge
Arthur Quant
Fred Drake
Kansas State Exposition Company
Mub
American Asphalt Journal
Fry A S Asphalt Journal
American Natural Rock Cephalt
Retiring Latin School Superintendent Plans Topeka Move
The superintendent of the Latin school for the past seven years announces reelection will be attempted by Urrill set but he will retire from school work and make Topeka his home. He is a prominent educator, eight years as superintendent of the McPherson school, later seven years at Salina, and past state teacher association officer, now entering the book business in Topeka.
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Washburn
Baxter
Rock Island
Mra Nation
Sinset Railway Company
Amterlam
Sylvian Kine
Sherman Joy
Long’s
Nation Charles M. Sheldon
Cyrus Leland
Chicago
Cook County
Butley
Sanaa
Ninth and
Kansas Avenue
BA. Eufeht
Wyandotte
Roger Peterson
Akgina
Toyoka
Richard Manefinid
The
State Temperance Union
Morton Ailengh
Urrill
Topeka
McPherson Echiola
Sind
Lo Salina
Torta Riad Bought Bears the Bignesare of Casistonia
Fragmentary OCR text contains unclear references to a king, bears, and local names. No coherent event, person, or location identified to establish a factual news card summary.
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Casistonia
Queen Wilhelmina Convalesces Amid Uncertain Castles
Reports from The Hague indicate Queen Wilhelmina remains convalescent at an unnamed palace. Officials note no official timetable for her full recovery and caution against speculative readings of her condition.
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The
Hague
Nyelia
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Gold Dust Twins
Tel N. K. Fairbank Company
Ken'Vork
L. A. James
Doun
James S. Kirk & Company
Kirk
Washburn and
Pichera Cook
State Journal
Havemeyer’s
Marsphits
Reliet
Benltit
Ein Hella
B. F. Altmeyer & Co
Kansas Ave
First National Bank
Topeka, Kansas
State of
Shawnee County
City of
Perera Wat
C. E. Hawiey
Cashia
Rossixaton
S Bowman
Anat
Qashier
Kaccraed
A. A. Robinson
W. J. Roton
Ee Chas
J. Lantry
Chas
J. Devie
Ww. A. Brepusen
J. B. Hawley
Walter
Riad
Klauer
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