Pollock Denies Poker Game With Palmer in Topeka
Washington dispatch reports Judge Pollock denies playing poker with Palmer in Topeka. Palmer claims others, including Leland and Albauch, were present. Pollock asserts no such game occurred. Troutman and Kansas delegation seek public disclosure amid ongoing political maneuvering with Justice Pollock’s confirmation.
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Kansas
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Palmer
Marta Albauch
Albaogh
Albeugh
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Waeshington
Nivn
Cambell
Beott J. Mc Miller
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Uberty
Pollack
a_teibunal
Acsie
Panama is Firm Forces Colom- Dan to Seek Recognition
The Panama commission met the Colombian delegation led by General Reyes in Colon. The Panamanians rejected every overture saying their position is irrevocable and they would not accept further talks unless Colombia recognizes the Republic of Panama.
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Colon
Panama
Reyes
Savanilla
Canada
Unclear Navy Report On German Vessels At Colon
Washington reports a telegraphic inquiry from Admiral Coghlan at Colon about a rumor that German ships Markomina and Scatle were challenged by American warships. The Markumenm stopped to land passengers but faced no interference. the Scods arrived at sunset with no armed landing allowed, yet Queen was not interfered with and only guard boats prevented docking.
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Washington
Navy Deartment
Coxhinn
Colon
Nrames Markomina
Scatle
Coghlan
Crina
Cartazone
Scods
Militia Sent to Telluride for Mine Worker Protection
Denver observers report Governor Peabody ordered a detachment of the National Guard to Telluride to protect men willing to work in the mines. Zeph T. Hit will command the force as it moves to maintain order amid labor tensions.
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Col
Govrernor Peabody
National Guard
Telluride
Aumior
Zeph T. ‘Hit
Panama Cabinet Deliberates On Canal Treaty Ratification
News from Panama reports the cabinet agreed to defer action on the canal treaty until ratified in Panama City. In Washington, a postal case trial involving former officials was postponed to February. Missouri judge J A Bockaday and a hospital transfer to Fulton are noted in separate items.
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Washinegin
Auigum
Wy. Stachen
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Dilber Grom
Cyana “Sr
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Penne
Minday
Tom Horn Hanged At Cheyenne for Nickell Murder
Cheyenne Wy Nov 21 Tom Horn was hanged at 1 o'clock today for the Willie Nickell murder. The execution passed quietly with forty witnesses including guards and reporters. Horn made no confession and showed no fear, his neck broken by the trap and death instantaneous. Governors had refused reprieve after hours of appeals and threats of riot. Horn, a famed cattle detective and army scout, was born in Scotland county Missouri in 1880 and spoke several languages. He left a 160000 word history of his career to John C. Coble, his longtime friend and Iron Mountain Cattle Co manager.
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Wyo
Tom Horn
Horn
Scotland
Coun
Missouri
Gerontino
Miles
Porto Rico
Johnson County
Wyoming
John C. Coble
Grlay
Mil
Iron Mountain Cattle Company
John
Ltter
Cable
Charles Irwin
Hlorn
Smalley
Irwin
Willie Nickell
Smalley Sald
John G. Coble
Stuteer
Chatterton
Coble
Jador Proctor
Colbie
Tom
Mortensen Executed for Hay Murder in Utah Penitentiary Yard
Peter Mortensen, convicted of killing James R. Hay in December 1901, was shot by an execution squad in the Utah state penitentiary yard at 10:42 a.m. The case hinged on circumstantial evidence and a sensational claim that Hay had been murdered per God’s revelation to Hay’s son-in-law James Sharp. Mortensen refused ministers and stimulants, facing death by firing squad despite appeals for a new trial.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Peter Mortensen
James R. Hay
State Penitentiary
Mortensen
James BR. Hay
Hay
Pacific Lumber Company
Bisc
Hey
Goodby
James Sharp
Supreme Court
Te Bulletsi
Getvoa
Vote of Thanks at Boston Labor Federation Meet
At the Boston convention of the American Federation of Labor a plan was urged to resolve building trades tensions by enlarging the executive council or creating a powerful new committee. Vice President Duncan said President Roosevelt pardoned Ephraim W Clark, a life prisoner linked to the Jefferson Borden mutiny, prompting applause. The committee favored adding two members to oversee building trades issues.
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Boston
American Federation of Labor
Duncan
Hansevelt
Federation
Hrans
Ephraim W. Clark
Ufe
Jefferson Borden
Carie
Committee On Law
Executive Council
Rathbone Hearing Before Senate Military Affairs Panel
Washington November 2 Major Estes Rathbone formerly director of posts the Cubs was given a hearing by the senate committee on military affairs examining charges against General Leonard Wood in opposition to his confirmation as major general. The session lasted about an hour and Rathbone reiterated the charges he had previously made to the secretary of war and the senate committee regarding Cuban postal frauds and misstatements.
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Old Fellows
Kansas
Troutman
France
Ely
Pollock
Jadie Pollock
Plainiif
Frarks
Justice Pollock
Washington
Finner
The
Tate
Polock
Rathbone
Cubs
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Leonard Wood
Secretary of War
Senate Committee
Chita
Fire damages Butter Pennsylvania business district
A blaze devastated the Park tester area in Butter Pa destroying Central motel Butter business college and several adjoining buildings. Loss reported in the thousands with bricks and lumber scattered. Several workers injured including Jacob Burckholder and Albert Walters. Weather noted with strong southerly winds and rising temperatures.
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Baliine
Butter Business College
Talline
Jacob Burckholder
Ieergies
Chu Urugises
Albert Walters
Méripanty
Tragic Big Four Wreck Kills Thirty-Two at Tremont
Peoria November 2 32 men died and 17 injured in a collision between a westbound freight and a work train on the Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis line between Mackinaw and Tremont Illinois. Debris piled high and a boiler explosion hurled iron bars 200 feet. bodies recovered through the night as officials and physicians rushed to the scene.
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Lnaé
Chad
Robert King
Tremont
Thomas
Troy
WM. Sads
Tremont Chase
Meyers
Bloomington
GEO, Smith
GEO. Harmon
John Doran
Bloomineton
John Smith
Fleomiston
Fred Bachman
Danvers
John Shaw
Mackinew
Stephen Culper
Mackinaw
Minert
Russell Noonan
Pekin
Garnari
Biz Pour
Eamenaeat
William Bailey
Morton
Tezewell County
Lake Erie
Weston
Here
Judge
Associated Press
Novi
Lpress
Hist. Nf
Holmes
Delevan
Cold Wave Recedes As Temps Rise In Topeka
The city sees higher temperatures as the bitter cold eases. Government records for Topeka show rising readings with notes of thawing conditions expected into the weekend.
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Topeka
Truce Declared in Chicago Railway Strike Talks
In Chicago on November 20 an armistice was declared by both sides of the railway strike as negotiations proceeded. Clarence Darrow, empowered by the workers, and Colonel E R Bliss of the company discussed settlement terms, with the sticking point the company's right to hire and discharge workers.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
E.R. Bliss
Darrow
Bliss
Mr. Darrow
Colonel Bliss
Mahon
Street Railway Employes’ Association
Harrison
Meyor Harrison
New Telephone Line Topeka Camps For Kaw Valley Link
Two gangs of pole setters will operate east and west from Topeka for weeks to complete the Kaw valley line connecting Kansas City and Abilene with the Independent Telephone association. The Topeka office will house exchange books while lines to Abilene belong to Union Telephone. another line to Lawrence to Kansas City is run by Western Independent Telephone. Foreman Lukenhill arrives with 100 men to start Monday, tents and bedding prepared along the line. C. C. Munson leads the westward build from Topeka with 50 workers. The project will create two well equipped separate firms serving Topeka and Kansas City, while the old Kansas Missouri Company line shifts to north side for local service and the Independent line near Topeka-Manhattan is repurposed for short distance business.
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Kansas City
Abilene
Independent ‘Telephone Association
Independent Telephone Company
Western Independent Telephone
Kansas | City Home Telephone Company
Lukenhill
Kans
Lawrence
C. C. Mun| Son
City Electric
Hine West
Kansas-Missouri Company
Kansas- Missouri Company
Une
Manhattan
Alma
Cuban Bill in Senate Voice From Washington November 2
Fragmentary Washington dispatch notes a Cuban bill moving in the Senate with unclear details. The report mentions a forthcoming vote and possible actions but lacks full context and specific outcomes.
Colombian peace mission arrives as hearing fails on isthmus
Generals Regen Oshina and Holguin arrive aboard the French steamer Canada to negotiate terms of peace for Panama, while a Bolivar department mission and junta members on the Mayflower retreat from sessions. United States forces prepare for action as officials await formal talks and signals.
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Regen
Oshina
Holguin
Canada
Savanitis
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Reyes
Thin Caotams
Bolivar
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Cs Oma
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Panama
Admirala
Eres
Port Linon
Lne
Prisma
Tiagota
United States
Last of flood money funds committee report
Fragments show Com KE meeting funds distributed to relief efforts for North Ti re solmEnitee with time commennlat on Bonpenti busing fuel this winter. Various committees and the Commercial club incurred printing costs and travel expenses totaling about 1.6K. a report will be issued and distributed alphabetically by states listing individuals.
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Lins & Palace
Rugiab
Otto
Matar
Nelef
Chase Loses Case In District Court Judgment For Remington Paper
The district court verdict awards Remington Paper Company $7,000 against Harald Chase with interest. Remington previously sued Topeka Capital Company for money owed. secured claim against stock and assets used to secure payment.
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Remington Paper Company
Harald Chase
Remington Company
Topeka Capital Company
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Judge Garry marks 40 years on Chicago bench
Chicago November 20 Today marks Judge Joseph Garry’s fortieth consecutive year on the Chicago bench. Despite his 82 years, he remains vigorous with a firm decision style noted by peers. His long service includes a reputation in divorce law and public respect.
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Joseph
United States
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Gant
Percice
Aymarket Square
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