Wright and Pal Convicted in Severe Robbery Case
The jury convicted Wright and an accomplice of a highway robbery against Claud Imbler last January. Imbler testified the pair held him up and he identified Wright as part of the crime. The court sentenced Wright and the co-defendant to at least ten years in the penitentiary amid tense testimony and defense denials.
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Erigl
St Genee
Claud Libier
Mputatin
Wright
Tia
Jetmore
Sarah Marshall
Atkinson
Carpenter
Pavey
Wes Aukineon
Jamison
Tomas
Byer
Claud Imbler
Jettz
Hun
San
Imbier
Jetmure
Galen Nichols
Nichols
Campbell game canceled over dispute with Topeka High
Washburn Field saw the Campbell team fail to meet Topeka High after a dispute over eligibility and players. Topeka stood by a three season policy that opponents must be students first, while Campbell argued over alleged professionalism. Campbell will practice and schedule a substitute game with Kansas City Bien later. Col James E Potter dead at 62 in Kingston Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbel Uh
Soltoam
Topeka
Washburn
Topela Boys
Campbell
Tspective Transzementa
Topekt Beva
Bana Ags
Kansas City
Fursia
Col. Potter
Kingston
James
E. Potter
U.S A
Glasgow Port Declared Free From Disease As Of Nov 10
November dispatch from Glasgow reports the port declared free from plagues by Wimar of the marine hospital service after a thin morning telegraph from Suteson Thomas. The notice places Glasgow Washington on the free list effective November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Washington
Suncéon General
Wimar
Marine Hospital Service
Suteson Thomas
Glascow
Wyman
Hoss
Continental Creamery to Build New Topeka Plant
The Continental Creamery company is constructing a four story brick plant on West Second Street adjacent to Moeser storage, costing 40000 dollars. The building 15000 dollars and machinery 25000 dollars. Expected completion by mid February with 30000 pounds butter daily capacity and room to handle five loads of eel daily. The plan centralizes cream from over 184 skim stations across Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska. Fifty workers will be needed at full operation.
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Continental Creamery Company
West Second Street
Moeser Enld
Ti Ja
United States
W. F. Jenson
Tts
Topeka
Kansan
Oklahoma
Nebrasks
T Topeka
Uist
Pueblo
Porter Calls For Eight Hour Day In Coal Regions
Porter of Cranford county, newly elected U S senator, told Topeka supporters he prioritizes coal miners with an eight hour day bill over the senator election. He pledges to push shorter sessions, insisting the constitution allows fifty days and aims to hurry business through. miners’ welfare drives his agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
F. Porter
Cranford County
Burton
Souny
Topeke
Elghnhour Lay
Tam
Minera
Sam
Mr. Porter
Chicago Tragedy Narrows To Flames and Rescue Effort
In Chicago a second story blaze engulfs a building as onlookers watch Thomas Konetka fight to escape. Flames reach him and he leaps onto the ground as firemen ladder up, leaving him severely burned and others injured or frightened by the disaster.
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Chicago
Thomas Konetka
Heavy Snow Buries Buffalo Area and Surrounding Towns
Snow blanketed Buffalo New York and nearby towns with ten inches in Buffalo city eleven inches in East Aurora and Dunkirk and two feet in Orchard Park causing major railroad disruption. George A Cosine a 72 year old Indian born veteran was found dead yesterday on Neosho Street reportedly from heart failure after breakfast and checking on chickens. his death was noted by health officials.
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New York
Buffalo
N. Y
East Aurora
Dunkirk
Crchard Park
Simporia
George A. Cosine
Goldier
India
Na 1
Neosho Street
Suits Against Strong in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs, November 15. Two suits for 100000 each have been filed alleging damages from the explosion that destroyed the Strong mine and the builders at Mabelle Crawford tonight,Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
Colorado Springs
Col
Nee Buildiners
Biattist
Mabelle Crawford
Sells Sensation Excerpt From Divorce Case Letter Reading
The afternoon session of the Sells divorce trial features dramatic letters to Mrs. Selis reportedly written by Billy Bott. Read aloud are intimate pleas and confessions dated January 13 and 14, 1882, expressing deep longing and plans if they were together. The court also notes Mrs. Sella’s absence at the proceeding.
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McKinley
Harry
Sells
Billy Bott
Mame
Frisco
America
Wat Etter
Columbia
Report on Ordnance Bureau Chief Buffington’s Findings
Washington reports General Buffington of the Ordnance Bureau has presented a key report to the Secretary of War. It covers disputed points between the bureau and the Board of Ordnance and Fortifications, including gun carriage systems, disappearing mechanisms, and contract status for field guns and mountain batteries. The text notes debates on the French field gun secret, carriage development, and potential shifts to pedestal mounts for larger calibers while detailing ongoing procurement and test results.
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Buffington
Ordnance Bureau
Washington
Fuffingon
Bureau of Ordnance
Secretary of War
Board of Ordnance and
Forthea
Tri Nahce
Oye Board of
Ordnanes
Buttington
Endicott Board
Burlington
Hern
Ferrandine
Bbech
Snipes-Sanbury Company
Fran Huffington
Meade
Smokelees
Wader
Popniis
Ebmiog
Destruction of Villages After Cannibal Attack In Island Amber
A schooner arrived at Kemall in the Admiralty region following a massacre linked to cannibal attacks. Villages were destroyed by fire, 16 natives were killed and six were captured. The Mas ette and nearby vessels reported further raids and a pursuit by naval forces.
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Tencotter
Kemall
Admiralty
Fietrman Mata
Mascette
Aces
Conre
Cansibuls
Gageain Muceo
Kusat
Zeadier
Kormal
Marcotte
N Sith
Maceo
Census of Alaska enumeration completed reports dire conditions
Washington announces Alaska district enumeration finished with 12 652 native population in the northern district. Maurice Johnson logged over two thousand miles by dog team, listing 2413 Indians. Nome district shows 270 white residents on June 2, with summer arrivals totaling about 15 000 and 9 090 remaining after departures.
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Washington
Alaska
Todicy
Samuel C Dunham
Yukes
Kuskequin
Maurice Johnson
Johnson
Nome
Mont Pophloun
Dateson
Regton
Ship In Quarantine The Topeka Docked With Smallpox Aboard
Port Townsend Washington November 15 A tempestuous voyage from Alaska brings the steamship Topeka into port with 100 passengers most from the west coast of Alaska. Quarantine officers isolate steerage passenger M H Foster after showing smallpox symptoms. Seventy eight passengers not exposed are moved to the steamer Prosper and continue to Seattle. Two new smallpox cases aboard the steamer City of Seattle are reported by quarantine officer Fisher from William Head Bay. Captain Courtney of the ship BT Bianchata bound for San Francisco is said to have buried a body at sea and arrived at Stanley on September 18.
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Topeka
Alaska
Port Townsend
United States
M. H. Foster
Oret Claos Passen
Prosper
Allower
Seatue
Fister
William Head Bay
H.C
City of Seattle
Alices
Falkland Islands
Courtney
Courtney and Ere of the Ship BT. Bianchata
San Francisco
Stenley
Homesuekers Excursions via Santa Fe Route
Advertisement details a Santa Fe excursions sale for November 2 offering round trips to Arkansas Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Texas with dubious health claims and promotional language. Mentions scenic routes through the Blue Mountains and Lehieh Valley rail line with mentions of dining service and fast trains. Includes erratic text about cures for indigestion and dyspepsia and references to markets and prices.
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Arkansas
Arizona
Tedian Territory
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Blue Mountains
Lehieh Valley
Niagara Paiss
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Peenery
Market Report Reflects Mixed Grain and Livestock Activity
The report notes modest declines and firmer closes in grains with December wheat and futures trading amid varied receipts. Livestock shows mixed demand with hogs, cattle, and lard values shifting while terminal prices hold, and Topeka and Chicago markets display fluctuating figures across wheat, barley, timothy, and dairy products.
Unclear historical notes on market and stock movements
Fragmented OCR reads like a market report with references to 2300 bags, wheat, and prices, but many words are garbled. Mentions of parking, consignments, and commodities hint at a busy yard scene, with unclear dates, figures, and participants.
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Poplin
Satin
Ws . Wright
Claudimbler
Pisy Campbell
Porter
Mazopenas
Reece Ane
Census OF
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Suenr
New Yo Noy
Conssitierst
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Soopwal Ped
Leia
Today's Market Report
Tee
Thie
Inneapolis
Carn
Apain
Yoron Ag
Oeenink
Minne
Devembter
Lee Te Sitec
Siacke
Taye
Timothy
Wee
Fiak
Boyes
Opie Ainerals
Rae
Kansasity
Rewen Tmirket
Hay
Netiva
Kansas
Topeka Hide Meer Ka
Yeene Ek Pons
USALE
ALVES
Hacer Light
Pgi
York
Prickees Noy
Clute
Dortiwest
Orex
Ness
Etsy
Feedla Rana
Todar
Miltéry Review
Minis
Partel
Ae Raat Tecenert
Faes Owen Els
Jane
Jan Bae
Een Bhai
Aera
Panei Ieee
Osa BS
C. Goings Commission Co
Chieate Board of Trade
Crain
Kupsgy
F. Bouton
Cais
Phat Wesrves
J.E. Gall Grain
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