Doctors Disagree On Mrs Klusmire Death In Court Rebuttal
The defense and state clash as physicians return to testify on wounds and possible cause of death. Questions focus on chest injuries and whether blows could be fatal. experts acknowledge different opinions while court restricts display of rib injuries and skull pieces.
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Kigansine
Bnt
Tanginge
Sikh
Tucker
Gyan
Jotnstion
Gskuiwss
Ie Wan
Sith
Geo
A. Dewn
Petite
Ethoul Ranhig City
Elusinire
Meters Hayden
Whodlirn
Des Jermane
Tooker
Dean
Hayden
de AG. Smith
Upen
Busine
Attornes Ag
Welch
Ord Kin
Collinge Vith
Ate Toenay Welch
Weberae
Crane
Harden
Jermane
Attotmer
Bean Wes
Court hears medical testimony in Kinsmire case
Jury heard experts discuss the cause of Catherine Kinsmire’s death with debates over external blows and medical findings. Drs Jermane Tucker and Metrelebt testified on larynx conditions and prepial mania, challenging defense claims the death was self inflicted or due to puerperal mania.
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Eested
Hayden
Bingers
Dre
Jermane
Tayter Lelding
Dean Fox
Phat
Regium Thes
Amttorney Welch
Catherine Ilustate
Catherine Bougenirie
Po. Jemnane
Inigtl
Thas
Elven
Ile
Cael
Ev. Englund
Fenshind
Abe
N. BS. Metrelebt
Ochiloosa
Jismane
Tucker
Kinsmire
Blackmail Letter Targets Cincinnati Parent in Avondale
In Avondale Cincinnati Mr Leonard Smith, head of a wooden furniture firm, received a threatening note demanding 5000 in cash for his six year old child. He staged a dummy drop with blank paper and a watch, two men appeared but did not take the envelope, neighbors alerted, and fear spread about possible kidnap threats in the neighborhood.
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Cincinnati
Avondale
Leonard
Smith
Hm Muay
Destendtet
Ktip
Mtr
Mortgage Foreclosure Filed Over Euclid Park Property
RW Goodrich of Manchester Center filed suit in the United States Circuit Court seeking foreclosure of a $6,000 mortgage on Euclid Park addition in Topeka. The promissory note dated April 27, 1900 secured by the Buetid Park subdivision and related defendants include The Euclid Park Land and Improvement Co and several trustees and individuals. The plaintiff seeks $5,000 plus interest and $279 in taxes, with Euclid Park addition described as about forty acres along Mure Avenue near Washburn athletic park.
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RW. Goodrich
Manchester Center
VEL
United States
Greait Court
Euclid Park
Topeka
Buetid Park
Fuca Park Land and Improvement Company
William Sime
W. A. L. Thompson
FL G. Willard
F Freeman
W. L. eHlone
Rand Mes
Sud- Mire
Reece
Enos
Jas Koo
Erwin
Mra Nesom
John
Pungeson
Goodrich
Euclid
Mure Avenue
Washburn Athletic Park
Meteors Seen Over Atchison Bridge Area
Nov 16 Atchison Kansas witnesses a brilliant meteor shower between 4 and 6 clock. Wallace Coleman, night watchman at the river bridge, says he picked up a meteor near a beacon egg and found glazed cinder around 5 20 o clock. The scene drew attention from residents along the river.
Political Gossip on Miller Richter and Governor Race
Rumors swirl over a contest between Senator Miller and Mr Richter for the Fourth congressional district governor bid. Cyrus Leland backs Cole for governor. talk of a Curtis Bailey alliance circulates, with public figures Calderhead Burton and Long active in the political mix as Congress heads into session.
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EL Itichter
Oneci Vontrel
Guibermitoriat Canbest
Mir. Richter
Millar
Richter
Kansas
Burton
Congressman Long
Driscoll Fats
Capitol Grounds
Politicians mix as press holdings shift in Cloud county
The St Paul Journal shifts to straight Democracy while former Populists Lawrence and Smith denounce past ties. W W Caldwell, Concordia attorney and county central committee chair, eyes a Kansas legislature bid. Albert Reid, artist, may run. Ex Governor Glick pursues farming and Florida winter plans. J G Johnson seeks a new post and modern Woodmen back a head office bid.
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St. Paul
George Smith
Com
W. W. Caldwell
Concordia
Cloud County
Philadelphia Inster
A. L. Witmotis
State University
Albert T. Reid
Brillliant
George W. Glick
Democratic Warkhorse
Florida
J. G. Johnson
Kansas
Poli
Woodmen
Stranahan Accepts New York City Collector Post
Oswego N Y November 16 Senator Stranahan says President Roosevelt tendered him the New York city collectorship with duties to begin April next He plans to remain active in Albany and finish his term as state senator while aiding Mayor Low and Governor Odell He expects no policy commitments beyond delivering effective administration.
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N. Y
Novaila N. Stranahian Bwa
Roosevelt
New York
Stranahan
Washington
N.Y
Tloos Volt
Albany
Low
Odell
Fire at Cudahy Packing Plant in Armourdale
A large fire swept through the Cudahy Packing Company canning building in Armourdale Kansas shortly after 7 o clock on the night of November 16. Officials estimate losses between 150000 and 200000 dollars for building and contents. Firemen worked to prevent fumes from reaching other areas of the plant as flames rose to the roof after an explosion believed to have originated from a gasoline tank.
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Kansas Wy
Cudahy Packing Company
Armourdale
Train Collision Near St Charles Weights Five Injured
A rear end collision on the Chicago Great Western near St Charles station killed one passenger, including a Sycamore girl, and injured five others. The milk train caught fire after impact, and two coaches of the through train from St Paul were telescoped and burned.
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Chicago
St. Charles
St. Paul
Sycamore
Bradshaw Applies for Payment Plan After Conviction
Irving Bradshaw petitions county commissioners to allow a payment plan for a $75 fine and costs after a flavor selling conviction. He has served 27 days and proposes $25 down and $52 monthly until settled, with the commission considering continued custody by the sheriff for a period.
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Irving Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Redden
Ex City Marshal John W Grace Dies in Sterling
Sterling Kansas November 16 ex city marshal John W Grace died here at 5 o clock this morning He had returned from Woodward Oklahoma yesterday where he had a claim Grace served as city marshal of Sterling ten or eight years Weather indicators forecast generally fair and warmer tonight and Sunday with southerly winds from Chicago station
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Kas
John W. Grace
Woodward
Okio
Mr. Grace
Chicago
Kanaan
Fire at Newton destroys three-story building and stock
A spontaneous blaze at the Newton lumber yard caused a barrel tar explosion injuring Stine fatally and destroying the Wenber Lumber Co stock and the Duff Duff Furniture building on three floors. Loss estimated at over 150000. insurance not yet known. Wichita department arrived after control, no unloading staged.
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Kan
Les
Stine
Wenber
Newton Lumeer Company
Durr & Dutt Furniture Company
Bis Limber
Philips
Yar
Wichita Fire Department
Ite
Odds Favor Gophers In Wisconsin Minnesota Grid Clash
Madison Wis Nov 16 Giants of the Western gridiron representing the Universities of Minnesota and Wisconsin clashed on Randall field before a huge crowd. Out of town visitors poured in by train and hotels were crowded. The game, billed as the West championship, pitted Minnesota seeking to extend its edge in the series and Wisconsin aiming to even the score. Bard Schreiber was barred by the Wisconsin athletic council, but Wisconsin stock disputed reports of illness and ship its odds against Minnesota.
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Wik
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Randall Field
Chicago
St. Paul
Gophers
Badgers
Bard Schreiber
Wisconsin Athletic Council
Lautz to Return to Topeka General Manager’s Office
Henry Lautz, formerly in General Manager Mudge’s Topeka office, will return around December 1 to resume work beside Chief Clerk D B Cain. He replaces McLeod, who has been traveling, and will be joined by Charles Webb taking Lautz’s Chicago Ripley office post. Lautz’s return maintains the same office structure with no further changes.
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Henry Lauts
Santa Penn
Mudge
D. B. Cain
McLeod
Lautz
Clare
Ripley
Chicago
Charles Webb
Topeka
Laut
Thompson Fined In County Inquisition Case
Mike Thompson was fined ten dollars plus eighteen dollars costs by Judge McCabe in city court on Friday for refusing to answer a subpoena from County Attorney Nichols. Thompson was jailed briefly, and G C Clemens fled a writ of habeas corpus with Judge Hazen to secure his release. The case moves to the district court where Judge Hazen will decide on the constitutionality of the county attorney inquisition law.
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McCabe
Nichols
Thompson
G.C. Clemens
Hazen
K B Kelly Burned In Gasoline Lamp Explosion
K B Kelly suffered severe burns at a drug store at Sixth and Lake as a gasoline lamp exploded. He tried to carry the flaming lamp outside but his hands face and eyebrows were burned. Firemen arrived. building was not damaged.
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RB. Kelly
Sixth and
Lake Strets
Bile O'Clock
Pritay
Jockey Mil ler Falls Unconscious After Race
Snowfall in Cincinnati at Latonia reduces attendance to regulars. Jockey Miller suffered a severe fall on Socapa in the third race and was carried from the track unconscious. Medical staff report injuries as not life threatening. racing season ends for the season until spring.
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Latenia
Miller
Socapa
Waldrupe Dead After Fort Leavenworth Mutiny
Leavenworth reports guard J I Waldrupe died from wounds suffered during the November 7 mutiny at Fort Leavenworth prison. Twenty six mutineers face murder charges. Frank Thompson, leader of the revolt, suspected of firing the fatal shot. Waldrupe, born in Greenback Tennessee, served in Cebu during the Spanish-American War before becoming a prison guard. He was fatally wounded in a tower skirmish while aiding others.
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J. I. Waldrupe
Fort Leavenworth
Lable
Frank ‘Thompson
Waldrupe
Thompson
Greenback
Tenn
Cebu
United States Volunteer Signal Corpn
Wallrope
Quing Fort
G A R Audit Complete: Kansas Department Books Held Correct
Department Commander Norton announced that the executive board audited the Kansas department books and found them absolutely correct and balanced with vouchers receipts and expenditures. The tent fund was also audited with the same result, save for a $209 discrepancy resolved by a check. The fund, largely on deposit in a Topeka bank, covered cash bonds posted when units are rented and to cover injuries.
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G. A. EL
Norton
Department of Kansas
Wnts
Morgan Seeks Pardon After Ten Year Robbery Sentence
William M. Morgan of Wyandotte County, jailed two years for a robbery, petitions Governor Stanley for clemency. The case centers on Simington’s confession of planning and sharing 46% of the loot with Morgan after robbing George Zumaul in Kaw near Loring, with Morgan’s supporters calling the confession perjury.
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Wyandotte County
Odlin Rimington
Heety
Morgan
Simington
George Zumaul
Loring
Kaw
Kansas City
Stanley
Montana train robber Kilpatrick yields brief statement
St Louis November 16 Chief of Detectives Desmond says the Montana train robber suspect admits he is Ben Kilpatrick brother of Tom Kilpatrick and member of the gang led by RHi Carver killed last spring. Sheriff Crawford of Choteau Montana and County Attorney Pray are traveling with requisition papers to have the prisoner tried in St Louis. Pray returns to Montana and Crawford comes to St Louis to view the man he chased last summer.
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Desmond
Montana
Ben Kilpatrick
Tun Kilpatrick
Rhi" Carver
Paint Rock
Tax
Sheri Crawford
Choteau County
Governor Stanley Sidelined By Severe Cold At Home
Governor Stanley remains ill after a severe cold, missing today’s state house appearance for the Dalton parole hearing. He spent a restless night and is confined to bed but hopes to return soon.
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Stanley
State House
Dalton
Nebraska Tigers Meet Kansas in Record Crowd Gridiron Tilt
Lincoln November 16 Nebraska seven faced rival Kansas Eleven in a crowded game attended by state officials led by Governor Sayage. The article lists lineups and a weather note with temperatures across major cities ending with Chicago at 22 and Cincinnati at 38.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Shett
Stringer Vincen
Dodds
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Train Blown Up Exploding While Express Traveled 45 MPH
A historical report details a train explosion as an express service remained at about 45 miles per hour. Investigations focus on the cause and safety measures following the incident.
Wreck of Southwestern Express Near York Due to Dynamite Blast
Passengers unharmed as engine headlight blown off and windows shattered when dynamite under the truck exploded on the Northern Central route near York. Four Pullman cars and multiple coaches derailed, train slowed after a mile of diversion. Rail damage and debris scattered. robbers suspected, officers from York and Harrisburg mobilized with little hope of capture.
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Southwestern Express
Truvka
Phila
Pennsylvanius Kutoma
City
Harrisburg
Betie
Washington
Kidd
Pittabilly
Hartieburn
Schley Is Broke After Navy Service and Inquiry
Washington reports Rear Admiral W. Schley says 45 years in the U S Navy left him financially ruined by the expenses of the inquiry into the Spanish American War. He says the expected 720000 to his family and his share of war funds are exhausted, leaving him poorer than half a century ago. His children support him noting the relief from scrutiny brings more satisfaction than money.
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Firth
Washington
Burton
Concordia
United States Navy
Ger
W. Schley
Alfiger
Arington
Alsa
Ravnsondern Ue
Ben. Schley Towsta
Menor
Fler
Donahue History Figure Dies In Barroom Fatality
Atchison report recalls Joseph Tanohie former Atchison County resident and two to three term Democrat legislator aged about 40. He was killed by a bartender in quiet dispute after a contested county election. A subsequent street fight with Lexington Democrat Gable left one man with a black eye.
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Atchison
Jnseph Tanohie
Iq Dare
Okia
Atchison County
Orton Sande
Gable
Lexvenworth
NOTHING TO DO BUT SIGN Tithmian Canal Treaty Ended in England
London reports the government remains focused on the Mediterranean canal matter. The foreign secretary and Lord Mauneniute are expected to sign the treaty today as details proceed. In Kansas Atchison, Willian Binck near Bendena sells a 30-acre farm for 7500 pounds. A 13-acre farm sale records 6000 in local currency to Robert F. An ace.
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Bethenion Canals
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Bay
Mx Ciel
Atchison, Kas
Sor
Willan Binck
Hving
Bendena
Donlyian County
Pranklin
Robert Fi
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