Sells Suitor Ned Raymour Now Living in Omaha
A lengthy testimony reexamines Ned Raymour known as the “Angle Ned” in the Sells case. He is described as a 66 year old former railroad stock agent who lost his fortune and now lives with his daughter and grandchildren in Omaha Nebraska. The article quotes his letters to Mamie Sells and details the relationships, including notes on surveillance costs and witness testimonies.
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Ned” Raymour
Omaha
Neb
Pling
Peter Seis
She ‘Millensire
Faymour
Miamust Pacific Railron
Detroit
Mich
Peter Sells
Sellsather
Claston
Danion
Raymour
Selle
Tayrecur Batng
Desree Maton
Holis
Columbus
Combes
Raymon
Sells
Selim
Alere
Dirk Cloake
Rayroogr
New Ives
Bin
Harry Lyons
Ned
ES. Potter
Reymeee
Garthie
Open Jointist Boom in Topeka Ends as Bars Reinvent
Topeka sees a wave of former blind tiger style bars reemerge as open saloons with cash registers, partitioned interiors, and illegal gambling. Raids and a new chief’s crackdown reduced fear, but several spots on Kansas Avenue and Fifth Avenue have reopened with varied illicit activity and bold fronts.
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Topeka
Blind Tiger
Stahl
Kansas Avenue
Kansus Avenue
Miey
Sys
HL Ki
Kiauer
Sixth Avenue
Capital Cy Club
Crawford Opera Hiptise
Apex Cigar Store
Kensalh Avenue
Seventh Street
Wiehtt Avenus
Jong Tat
McKinley
Stanley
Himen Ie
Nichola
Opin Seaime
Ever Keene
Tginses Avenue
Cnme
Revesti
Blind Tiger Returns to Topeka Streets as City Reopens
A derelict wordplay tale unfolds in Topeka during a city renewal, tracing a “blind tiger” mythic figure that reappears as five downtown joints reopen. The tale follows Adam and a drum dealer as signs of mischief fade, highlighting renewed business on Kansas Avenue and a revived nightlife amid the urban changes.
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Topeka
Tuc
Elector
Kanery Avenue
Mike Uees
Senate
Forth
Kansas Avenue
Manchurian Rail Line Damaged in Recent Indian Ocean Report
Dispatches from Vladivostok say Chinese forces destroyed 200 versts of the southern Manchurian railroad. All tracks and rolling stock burned. Estimated damage ten million rubles. In Szechuen province a governor general was ordered to join the court, signaling imperial moves. Rioting erupts in Kiang Si as anti Christian unrest spreads with deaths feared and French warships aiding a local envoy.
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Bt. Petersburg
Vladivostock
Szeehuen
Saechuen
Canton
Kiang Si
Snow Storm Forecast Disrupts Northern Kansas Travel
A heavy snow forecast disrupted plans as forecasters warned of snow tonight and Sunday in northern Kansas. The system could bring mixed precipitation and colder air into Tuesday. Temperatures reached 25 at noon with northwest winds up to four miles per hour. The outlook implied a potential storm as the northeast elements remain uncertain.
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Innight
Kansas
Frank Case Goes Over Delays Preliminary Hearing
The preliminary hearing for Mr and Mrs Samuel Frank in the city court for the rubbing of Cully’s tolls on November 12 was postponed to Saturday morning. The state requested the continuance due to incomplete work of preparatory steps and trial readiness. Attorneys Ettsminger and Hungate sought a trial date.
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Samuel Frank
EP Cully
Estelle and Cravens Escape After Farmhouse Raid
Lansing Kan November report says Estelle and Cravens, camping convicts, distance themselves from a posse after a barn fire. Cravens shot at a farm house, Estelle vanished, authorities fear continued escape. Convict Smith dies from deputy warden shooting near Topeka. Estelle’s prior escapes and criminal record noted, including a Belleville post office robbery and prison terms.
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The
State Journal
Lansing
Kan
J.B Tomlinson
Estelle
Crevenus
Kansas City
Cravens
Wichita
Moore
Fred
Peeial Messinger
Robbery and jailbreak tale from TopekA county chase
The report recounts a Topeka area hotel climax with Chief Romney and officers arresting Estelle after a bank note robbery tied to mutilated money. A posse pursued escaping prisoners, a deputy sheriff was killed, and the gang leader escaped and was captured later. Cravens linked to a separate sentence.
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Sas
Estelle
Livinst
Jouney
Ramsey
Hamecy
Bortelle Tras
Romney
Pentoller
Dave
Heteliv
St. Claire Guthrie
Council Grove
Rimlvey
Pareele
Bo Dunlap
Dar
Emparia
Kansas
Tor Loge
Cravens
Chuntawqua County
Noftiger Triumphs as Ravenscraft Defeated in State Senate Race
Fragmentary report shows Noftiger leading amid a Republican majority. Ravenscraft did not respond to the call to the senate as votes indicated a decisive GOP victory with official returns received by party officials.
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Lot Ravenscraft
Senate
Ravenscaft
T. A
Mortgage Foreclosure Blocked by Statute of Limitations
Judge Hazen ruled the $100000 mortgage on 400 Tote in Oakland invalid due to accrued interest pushing the total to $1000000. The loan originated for $90000 and was assigned to Old National Bank by John Norton and J Marthalomew. The foreclosure action was commenced by A I Jative Hazen and was barred by the statute of limitations.
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Oakland
Judge Hazen
Old National Bank
John Norton
J. Marthalomew
A. I. Jative Hazen
Gilkey Convicted in Manslaughter Attempt Trial
The jury in the circuit court found Cale Gilkey guilty of attempting to commit manslaughter. The penalty ranges from six months in the county jail to five years in the penitentiary. Gilkey and a companion assaulted Officer Lerr Locks, who was responding to a disturbance, resulting in Lucy being shot but not severely hurt. Gilkey escaped that night and was later captured by riverbank officers west of town. The trial began Thursday with the jury deliberating Saturday afternoon after all evidence was presented.
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Tomlinson
Wmgh
Samuel Smith
Williams Thompson
Topeka
Smith
Wichita
Smlth
Tom Wind
Aniover
Tie Iral Wes
George Belford
Commer
Foelford
Wells-Fungo Company
United States Xeprat Service
Coffeyville
Indiana
Butler County
Smiits
Belterd
I State
Andle
Estelle
F. Extetle
Ubetaw
Belleville
Kansas
LeFontaineg
Kansse
Texas
Astelle
Acre
Frian Texas
Emiph Smourvil
Aivtriet
Cale Gilkey
Gilkey
Lerr
Lucy
Policemen on Trial for Insult to New York Preacher
New York on November 19, token testimony before the police board showed Tempotor Crome and Captain Melly accused of insulting Rev Dr Paddock at the Kidridge station. Paddock demanded removal of vice from the station after visiting with his church, claiming insult and abuse followed his appeal to Bishop Potter and Mayor Van Rijk.
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New York
Crome
Captain Melly
Pirtshroest
Fitter
Paddock
Kidridge Wheel
Mauntieg
Hiahop Potter
Uhe Jetter
Vanrok
Weds a Duke United in Marriage to the Duke of Manchester
Report covers a high society marriage in doubt amid widespread opposition from relatives and gossip of denials. The couple reportedly wed in a ceremony in Ireland after plans to wed in New York failed.
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the Duke of Manchester
York
Duke
Manchyster
Helene Zimmerman
Eugene Bletheran
Helena Brads
Allons Lian
Che
Thule
Atpurion
Barurday
Duchens
Lust
Uvln
Chika
Moy
Cincinnati
ETIAR
Marrige
Miami
Campania
New York
Duke of Manchester
Jene Limewirman
Ireland
Merridge
Lansbisrloe
Jaricteember
Ahomerman
Helene
State Auditor Seeks Broad Reforms in Finance Oversight
Fragmented OCR text suggests Mr. Cole and state auditor call for major changes in finance and law enforcement. Mentions legal cases, railroad issues, and a suspension on the stock exchange amid questions of governance and accountability at various levels.
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Mic
Marnie
Sarling
Mainie
Mamie
Magia
Mahoney
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Hye
Smoat
Moahney
Gid Aeane
Aes
Hee
Mr. Page
William Bott
Hardesty
Raik
Herol Tellowinkott
Farhier
Harry Lyiua
Wittees
Donn
Chere
Sarton Wo
Meg Bett
Peter Muephy
John Mahone
Saber
Matuwey
Turing
Witiess
Waar
Adam
Tothius
Anieel
Manchuria
Weather Bureau
Frank Case
Farm House
Convict Smith
Thompson
Pod
Hsea
Noftiger
Afan
Lucas
Seanet
Son Amitht
Mandy
Fasher
MR. Cole
Abe
Afl
Nova
J. Pletcher Shere
Stock Exchange
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