Shot His Doctor in Reno City Killing Leads to Suspect Escape
Faneneity Mn Nev T Dr OW st Kimbertin was shot and killed in his office yesterday afternoon by John Heanion, a former policeman, who then fled. Witnesses say the gunman fled after the shooting in Tynes City, and authorities recovered a note from the scene suggesting family motive. The doctor, 60 years old, had practiced in Reno City for many years. a neighbor described the suspect as disturbed by recent events.
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Florence Hayward Appointed Exposition Commissioner
Florence Hayward named as special commissioner to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition for foreign countries. The article notes her prior writings in magazines, travels to England, France, Holland, and Germany, and hints at related military budget debates and wartime context reflected in the period.
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la Lule
Minfey
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England
Fragee Halland
Germain
Fort Wilmore
Enggland
Put S Foot Down Strike Arbitration Reply Filed
Washington Nov 12 The Delaware Lackawanna company replies to President Mitchell in the anthracite coal strike arbitration. W H Truesdale president asserts the company will not negotiate union sanctions or enter wage reductions, maintaining higher hourly pay and that arbitration should not bind employment terms. He cites wage structure and worker hours as essential, denies union coercion, and defends current hiring and payment methods.
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Coal & Tron Company
Millen
Mitchell
Rothers
Fowler
Fragmented OCR Votes Report Undercuts Gubernatorial Totals
Voters cast ballots in a fractured report showing votes for governor with unclear tallies. Names and places appear garbled and some ballots deemed invalid, with references to county clerks and local wards.
Prohibition candidate votes by county in 19th century tally
A fragmented report lists Prohibition candidates by county, noting one county vote from Chiaitaugie and others scattered across Cherokee Trego Harvey Stafford and more. It records multiple counties with small single votes and several counties with four or two votes, highlighting a mainly straight Republican preference in Stewarts.
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Norton
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Troge
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Eileworth
Jackson
Jewell
Johnaomk
Pawnee
Stiawnee County
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Nichols
Tlarcas
Hot GM
Etcubine
Hunter Resigns as U S Minister to Guatemala City
Washington Nov. 12 W Godfrey Hunter has resigned as United States minister to Guatemala City. President has accepted and named Leslie Combes of Louisville Ky to succeed him. Hunter will become minister to Honduras. Combes will assume duties soon. The post pays 310 000 a year.
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Leslie Combes
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Guatemala City
Hunter Wing
Honduras
Combes
Central America
Burton Helped in Hawaii Election Victory Report
Correspondence from Honolulu notes the Republican ticket's statewide win with Prince Jonah Kuhio Kululeaole elected delegate to Congress and a GOP-leaning result overall. The campaign centered on race and governance, with Burrton's influence cited. The Court instructs grand jury to probe alleged graft in territorial government housing projects.
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Home Rule
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Fowler and His Bill at Bankers Meeting
New Orleans reports the American Bankers Association session resuming after a daybreak, with Bishop Pauxtel presiding and Col Lowry of Georgia requesting a few words from Kit Fiego on the Bank Clerks Institute. Congressman Fowler spoke on assets, cadence and branch banking, outlining features of his bill extempore.
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Traser
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Col Lowry
Georgia
Kitt Fiego
Bureau of Education Br
Pank Clerks’ Institute
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Tenday
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Ndnity Insurance
Weather Turning Colder In Kansas As Storm Heads East
Government forecast predicts showers tonight with colder weather in Kansas. Winds from the southwest at 16 mph. A Pacific coast storm split near Alberta, with parts moving into Wyoming mountains. If the northern portion goes east of Kansas, very cold temperatures are expected. morning low around 42. Zea India rescues 70 people from the Blagamite wreck, three boats still missing.
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Jennings
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Bunday
Monsey
Feart
Alberta
Suet
Wyreming
Ievoy Eaktwaard
Paynes
Attorney General Sets Rules On Slot Machine Use
The Attorney General issues clear regulation on slot machines detailing permissible locations, betting limits, licensing requirements, and enforcement actions. Officials warn of penalties for violations and urge operators to comply with new safeguards to protect players.
Slot machines in Kansas ruled gambling devices in AG opinion
Attorney General's department holds that all slot machines with blanks violate anti gambling laws. Merchants hosting them may face penalties. judges must issue warrants to seize and destroy such devices and arrest operators. The opinions cite State v. Williamson and 1908 statutes, stressing felony status and mandatory seizure duties.
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Rometiurs Kehine
Williamson
Eamblins
Oxnald
Kepping
Justice of the Peace
Supreme Court
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Seine
New York Trial Costs and Expenses Detailed
In New York on November 12 10 it was estimated that the trial of Roland and Motinarne has cost the county significantly. Expenses covered handwriting materials and tracers to follow a suspect’s movements, with several hearings contributing to the overall sum. The first trial totaled around $1.0 in the cited amounts, while two bearings are noted as part of the ongoing proceedings.
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Simone
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Wilson Seeks Office as Secretary of State Aide
Hill Wilton appears as a candidate for assistant secretary of state under new secretary J. K. Burrow. Wien currently serves under secretary George Clark, with several other contenders for the post and backing among supporters.
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J. K. Burrow
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George Clark
Snalstant
Witton Candidate Faces Rumors Over Voting Absence
Rumors claim Witton did not vote on Election Day, staying in Topeka for personal business. Supporters of the rival spread the reports to portray him as not committed to his party, while Wilson is said to be competent and capable.
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Laurence
Wilson
Ex Topekan Killed In Colorado Falls
Charles McDread, a former lawyer in Topeka and veteran of the 13nd Pennsylvania Infantry, died two weeks ago in Green Mountain Falls after an accidental fall. His body was found at the bottom of a shaft near a stair outside a fight site, and he was buried in Colorado Springs.
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Union Pacific Wreck Delays Kansas City Denver Line
Morning collision near Delaware river west of Percy blocked the Union Pacific Kansas City to Denver line for eight hours. A freight train reportedly struck an obstruction on the track, causing damage but averting greater destruction to the Union Pacific fleet and nearby facilities.
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Milwaukee Grocers Eye New Card Price on Sugar
An article reports on the sugar price dispute between grocers and producers. It notes the American Sugar Refining Company involvement and a winter meeting in New York, with expectations of a price cut amid abundant sugar imports and rising consumer costs. The piece mentions New card pricing aims and a proposed percent decrease for wholesale and retail rates.
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Killed by a train at the Dodge City hotel
A teacher, Miss Summershy of Dodge City Kansas, was fatally struck between a car and a wheel by a passing Union Value train while admitting children to attend. She lived in Dodge City and worked for Milwaukee & Co cereal plant. A worker strike also forms the Cereal Workers union as pay demands rise.
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In Many Tongues Of the Execution of the Hay Market Rioters
A report surveys the Haymarket affair executions with multiple language perspectives and public reactions. It notes the trials and sentences of those convicted, highlighting enduring debate over justice, civil rights, and the labor movement’s memory.
Anniversary Observed for Haymarket Executions
Chicago observers gather to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the Haymarket defendants’ execution. Representatives from 32 societies hear speeches in German Italian and English criticizing government and defending anarchist ideals. Speakers recount the trial and compare their persecution to writers’ experiences, while urging opposition to state power and violence in governance.
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Prince Cupid Wins Hawaiian Territory Delegate Seat
San Francisco reports via Alameda and Vonolita that the November election produced a sweeping Republican victory in Hawaii. Prince Cupid, known as Prince Cupid, won the delegate seat by a margin over 2,100, with Republicans favored to fill most territorial posts though Republicans may face some vacancies. A telegram from President Roosevelt awaits formal confirmation as the new delegation heads to Washington, while Hawaiian representatives and senators appear set along party lines amid a contested legislative outlook.
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Heads Nailed to City Gates
A Times correspondent reports in cipher from London that a miller claiming to be a sultan’s envoy seized the throne in a Murrovat uprising but was detected. Twenty of the pretender’s followers were executed or punished, with the city reacting to the royal gesture.
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