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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1901

Page

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Kinlsmine Murder Case Ends in Jury Verdict Awaited

The Kinlsmine murder trial near Topeka concluded with closing speeches as defense attorney A B Crane and Holton lawyer Sidney Hayden urged the jury to acquit. Prosecutor Welch argued jurors must weigh expert testimony and the evidence before delivering a verdict. The case centers on wealthy Kinlsmine accused in the death of Katharine Kinlsmine.

Oskalveen Helton Bat Rob. Welch Topeka Alter Graham E Crime Kansas Sin Crane Willebla Crane Graben Jarknot Corinty Ticker Atwrney Tim Ap Tay Tie Bern Dre Jermane Tucker Couray George Washington Mrr Schuster Pee Asaid Br Crane Erucitah Lancaage Sidney Hayden Holton Sooty Hayden Sean Jury Long Nerious Mberty Maude Muller Otto Baunake Ingalls Texas Katherine Kinlsmire St. Mit Welch Tt. T. Welch Baye Mr. Wiich Mr. Welch Wich Dave Seithout

Colon Falls As Liberal Rebels Seize Colon

In Colon on November 20 rebels seized public offices after brief fighting, with the prefect Guardia captured. Reports from U S sources indicate Panama is under threat as U S ships land marines to safeguard transit across the Isthmus amid disrupted telegraph service. United States officials debate actions while dispatches note Marines and sailors occupying Colon rail facilities to protect free transit.

Colon Colombia Galveston Cout Guardia United States Machins Panama Panama i Washington State Department Calon Uberaia Perry Pilnama Navy Department McCrea New York Western Union Telegraph Company Central Ca Fie Key West Pia Pana Vna Wester Union Telegraph Company Cru Navy Long Crownibahield Dr. Hill White House Enn Roosevelt Jouett U. S Gudger Malmros Isthmus Hywaen Capt. Perry Battlestp Serosa Machias Fred

Ruantre Bil in Congres ner thea nimine adeatam mh nar

In a fragmented report from a Kansas state discussion Senator Burton introduced a bid to labor the state over funds paid by the Htais to setila Quantrell rat claims. State Auditor Cole raised the issue with Burton, leading to a proposed reduction. The balance of the delegation weighs the Kapaa situation.

Drabore Seressen Cerererenranary Seratoe Burton Wil

Nebular theory confirmed by Ritchey discovery at Yerkes

Prof G W Ritchey of Yerkes Observatory near Chicago reports photographic evidence showing evolution within a nebula around the Perseus Nova. He notes moving density spots in the nebular western field, asserting a rapid change supporting La Place and nebular formation theories, with impact on astronomy worldwide.

Chicago G. W. Ritchey Yerkes Observatory Bh Imself Ritchey Yerkes University of Chicago Williams Bay Lele Geneva Wis Charles T. Yerkes London la Place Detlef Fitchey Perseus Jong Prof

Speed Tendered Oklahoma Governorship Promptly Declines

Horace Speed United States attorney for Oklahoma left Guthrie last night for Washington after telegrams indicating he was tendered the governorship by the resident and Secretary Hitchcock. The note suggests he will not accept the post and references insistence on certain terms.

Oklahoma Guthrie Washington Horace Speed United States Hitchcock

New Kimball Pipe Organ Arrives for Church of the Assumption

The Kimball pipe organ destined for the Church of the Assumption has arrived and is being erected under Mr Hagstrom and Mr Weiner, arriving from the factory yesterday. The instrument will be ready in about ten days and is described as the finest in the state. It was purchased by Father Hayden through the W F Roebr Music Co for about 4,000 dollars.

Kimball Hagstrom Weiner W. W. Klimball Company Pather Hayden W. F. Roebr Music Company

Football at Stafford Sees Stafford Beat St John 5 To 0

Stafford November 20 The St John football eleven met Mefest at Stafford Day today November 19 in a hard fought game Stafford won 5 to 0 Ramsey scored the only touchdown on a 26 yard run after 14% minutes in the first half The second half was a fierce struggle with no scores and both teams showing improvement since the previous game

Stafford St. John Football Eleven Mefest Tonday Suh Ramsey

Sheriff Cook Fumigation Ordered for County Jail Cleanup

County commissioners instructed Cook to stock disinfectants and fumigation supplies for a thorough cleaning of the county jail. The order grants authority to purchase necessary smelling substances. Officials expect the jail to be free of inmates and danger after the operation.

Cook

Santa Fe Train Collision East of The Needles Kills Two

A Santa Fe two train crash 20 miles east of The Needles killed at least two and burned five cars. The westbound limited ran late and collided with the eastbound limited amid unclear orders. Engineers McElligott and CAS fireman were among the dead. several crew were injured or missing. passengers were asleep in berths when the impact occurred.

Los Angeles Cal Lmited Santa Fe Needles Sncident Franconia Albuquerque Faust Burita Fe Canal California

One Hundred Thirty Third Chamber Banquet at Delmonico s

New York reports the 133rd annual Chamber of Commerce banquet at Delmonico s with 450 covers. Notables present include Morris K. Jessup, Joseph Choate, John Hay, Seth Low, J Pierpont Morgan, Carl Schurz, Andrew Carnegie, and others. Hay delivers a speech praising McKinley. Roosevelt and King Edward toasts follow. Nearby, Kubik arrives in London for an American tour and a New York rail strike disrupts Lex York division operations involving brakemen and freight handlers over a supervisor’s discharge.

New York Chamber of Commerce Delmonico Morris K. Jessup Joseph J H. Choate John Hay Joe R. McLaurin South Carolina Whitelaw Albert 3. Cumming Town Roosevelt King Edward of Ereland Hay Jexup Pointe Mey McKinley Wtron

Crawford Arrested At Opera House On Tax Ordinance Dispute

Crawford, manager of the Crawford opera house, was arrested this morning by Officer Pavey on a warrant issued by City License Collector Forbes. He faces a hearing in police court over the claim that the ordinance requires no special tax for his business. Crawford argues the city should not impose additional scrutiny or tax on his venue.

TL. M. Crawford Crawford Opera Oficer Pavey P. H. Forbes Crawford Pirie

Destroy Three Camps Asiat Station Report

Cablegram from Cavite dated November 18 reports Waller on 11th Marines attacking near Soroton Lamar, destroying three camps, killing 30 men, capturing forty bamboo gins and stores. Casualties given. commendations for Porter Beats and other officers.

Washington Navy Department Cavite Waller Ini Hie Soroton Lamar Porter Rodg

Kansas Midwinter Exposition Names Fourteen Vice Presidents

The Kansas Midwinter exposition board selects fourteen vice presidents from across the state to influence local manufacturers and display regional industries. Governors and prominent businessmen from Wichita Topeka Edwardsville Atchison and others will promote credits of local displays while the women’s auxiliary plans profit division talks and volunteer efforts. The U and I club will supply young demonstrators and the plan for 50 000 advertising wicker packets to merchants and traveling men is under consideration. Manager Brigham reports favorable club support and cooperation from Kansas commercial clubs to entice manufacturers to exhibit locally.

Kansas Tinterprise John Seaton Atchison Thomas Parker Hutchineon C. P. Dewey Marihattan Ameray Lawrence U and I Club Brigham

Schley Declines Subscriptions for Cost Inquiry

Knoxville Sentinel reports Admiral Schley declines to accept subscriptions to cover a disputed court of inquiry cost of 20009 dollars. A personal letter from Admiral Hedley states he cannot accept the offer, deeming the matter too delicate to discuss.

Knoxville Tenn Court of Inquiry Schley Knoxville Sentinel Sentinel Hedley

Kaiser Hosts Dinner With U S Ambassador in Court Visit

A German ambassador and Mrs White attended a ceremonial visit at the court after an absence, with Kaiser praising American energy and President Roosevelt. The Empress expressed admiration for American enterprise, and both nations exchanged goodwill messages aimed at strong ties and peaceful relations.

Bertin Noy Andreew DT White United States Germany Putedars Countey Mires Eapene Wiljure White Ate Diacur Duke Dachem of Mekievan

Jury Completes Day in Bonine Murder Trial

Washington November reports the trial of Mrs. Bonine for the murder of Saint Seymour Ayers continuing in Circuit Court No. 1. Bonine appears in court with her sister as proceedings proceed, with juror Vermillion facing a peremptory challenge, and sixteen tales examined before 3 10 p m.

Lola Bonine Washington Theffort Bonine Seymour Ayers Ersenal Court No Nse Omuzagrod Jeter Meacham Ber Sin Honine Sofferlas Goubi Beran Vermillion Trenton Pro

Mayor in a Duel At Burr Oak Nov 4 7

A dispute between Burr Oak’s mayor and postmaster over bussmart led to a duel like confrontation. The mayor was surprised to be arrested upon returning from Medicine Hat after seeking medical help and the affair triggered local tax and property transfer questions with officials in Fairview and nearby routes.

Burr Oak Novv Tist Piker J. MM. Hotchkiss Bussmart Pastellce Beth Mustaloed Perth the Mayer Kansue

Fragmentary note on Herman Entertainments and local events

Scattered OCR text mentions a person named Lavin Tete and places like New Piney and Beech Se. It references an Anglo-American syndicate plan to erect something and a possible operation HA. The fragmentary sentences describe a vague social or entertainment scene with unclear actions and dates.

Mike Winder

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Kinlsmine Cone A. EB Colon Falls Hebel Blue Jackets Church of Assumption Stabford St. John Es McElligott W. & Cas H. F. Goldsmith W. L. Armitage L. Holmes J. J. Williams R. R. Higgine J. I. Morse M'kinley’s The N. S. Chamber of Commerce Kubbik Kubik Viollbrat Daniel Prottani Quest Puderewskis New, York Lexe York New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Robert Thurbauh Crawford Arrested Opera House Philippines Stanley Exposition Arkanaes Abraham Key Uniontown Indias Te Tee Kanaus Kaiser Ambassador Mrs. White Emperor GUI Dig Howe Fairview Ammenpers Lee Ain Herman Entertaie Firthie
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