Message to House on Panama and Louisiana Exposition
Washington nov 27 the house convened as the president sent a message with correspondence on Panama and related matters. Debates touched on pace of proceedings and trips to new orleans for the Louisiana Purchase celebration. Senate adjourned until tuesday after brief session detailing relief bills and public addresses by lawmakers including fiertoldt on st louis exposition plans and the ivory city memories.
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Washington
Panama
Payne
Hines
Fiouse
de Armand
Dem
Mto
Willams
Meyert
New Orleans
Mr. Fiertholdt
St Louis
Ivory City
Senate
Reller
Bostonia Pompadour Hair Accessories Ad
An old style retail ad promotes the Bostonia Pompadour as a sanitary hair article line. It offers the Magic Hair Curler and various horn hair pins, combs and side combs priced at 69 cents with colors including White Brown Red Tan Mode Black and multiple size and discount variations.
War Talk in Colombia Raises Fears of Change
Washington reports from Bogota dated November 9 indicate heightened excitement in the capital with talk of raising an army. No troops have been listed yet and rumors speak of a Cauca revolution against the Marcosula government. Also, Reyes’ Wellington mission is said to seek opposition to the canal treaty ratification.
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Washington
State Department
Ministr Beaupre
Bogota
Cauca
Marcogula
General Reyes
Wellington
Bones of Quantrell Exhumed for Kansas Archive Secret
传奇 bones of guerrilla Quantrill secretly stored in Kansas State Historical Society for years. Exhumation and identity questions tied to Quantrill’s death and Lawrence raid surface after his mother’s death. Witnesses included W W Scott, Curtis family ties, and society officials weigh authenticity.
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Quantrell
Kansas State Historical Society
Kansas
Francis G. Adams
George W. Martin
The
Historical Society
Quantrall
Guernd
Quande Kuertinn
W. W. Scott
Canal Dover
Ohio
Scott
Adama
Uerrills
W. C. Quantrell
Hagerston
Mira
Cariain Os
Lawrence
Kentucky
Martin
Kansas Reid
Quantrell Gang Bones and a Kansas City Reception
Old members of Quantrell's gang hosted a reception at Mrs Samuels home as rumors swirled about the famed guerrilla leader. Scott fought to publish material about Quantrrell but publishers balked, offering to release only sensational accounts. The Kansas Historical Society now holds bones and related notes, while questions linger about identity and provenance.
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Quantrefl
Inquisition County Attorney Hungate to Resume Liquor Probe
Inquisition County Attorney Hungate will resume his liquor investigation next week after a lull caused by the attorney and his force handling garbling and other cases.
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Hungate
Potomac Woman Purges Coffee Health Myth With Postum Aid
A Potomac woman recalls lifelong coffee use from childhood and a resulting nervous prostration. After three years of treatment, her uncle, a physician, prescribes Postum replacing coffee. Weeks later she recovers, attributing improvement to switching to Postum and careful eating.
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Sys
Potomac
Bandits Escape After Caving In Indiana Chase
Chicago men report a bandit trio hiding in a cave in Indiana escaped a police cordon and dashed toward railroad tracks. They forced a freight train at East Tolleston to Liverpool, killing brakeman T. J. Pavie. A posse pursued, with hundreds volunteering. Two captured near East Tolleston were wounded. a third remained at large. The suspects tied to the August 30 streetcar barn robbery that killed clerks Stewart and Johnson and injured Biehl, netting about 3000 dollars. Gustav Marx earlier shot a detective and was later arrested and implicated the group.
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Chicago
Indiana
Jander
Schuettler
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Tolleston
Liversoo
Central
T. J. Pavie
Briges
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Union Depot
Actna
Crown Point
Tulleston
Sixteenth Street
Stewart and
Johnson
Biehl
Gustav Marx
John Quinn
Marx
Condoit
East Telleston
Favie
Mrs Little Goes Home After Failing To Trace Daughter
Mrs J R Little of Bekridge returns home as search for her daughter Ethel Maybee ends. Don Chumon, a Greek confectioner, is arrested by Officer Disenberry with charges read on the docket implying a nuisance but not tied to any joint. The report notes the language seems misapplied and the case appears ordinary.
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Ethel Maybee
J. R. Little
Bekridge
Don Chumon
Chamos
Topeka Laws Evade Enforcement Worded on Steam Screamers
Chainos stated no intent to offend Topeka’s laws and has halted the whistle. The case is likely to be dismissed as enforcement has never been active and the issue remains unresolved in court.
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Chainos
Topeka
Bennett Diamond Thief Miss Thomas Absence Skews Hearing
Dr Franklyn Bennett the alleged diamond thief failed to appear at the Crawford opera house city court for a preliminary hearing on bringing stolen property into the state. His $1000 bond was forfeited and an alias warrant issued. The hearing, set for November 17, was continued ten days as the state was not ready. The principal witness Miss Minnie Thomas of PeoriaIllinois did not appear, weakening the state’s case and making dismissal unlikely without her testimony.
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Franklyn Bennett
Crawford Opera House
H. C. Lindsay
Bennett
Minnie Thomas
Peoria
Til
Ida, Bosth
Miss Thomas
M.T
Klusmire Case Up In Supreme Court Appeal
William H. Klusmire, convicted of murdering his wife near Holton, two years ago and burying her in a ravine, filed an appeal in the Supreme Court today. He was sentenced to 50 years in the penitentiary after being convicted of murder in the second degree.
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William H. Killmmire
Supreme Court
Klusrmire
Holton
Texas
M A Low L N Smash Up At Mills Dry Goods
A collision occurred near Mills dry goods with M A Low and Albert T Reid in a buggy drawn by a spirited horse. Mrs Hawkinson aboard a buggy, no injuries reported, vehicles badly damaged. An automobile sped past as the horse reared, pushing the Low carriage into the Hawkinson rig. Crowds gathered as James A Troutman’s survey wagon blocked the scene and a Black man refused to move. Reid attempted to whip the Negro but stopped. Others shifted carriages to clear the wreckage.
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Low
Albert T. Reid
Mills Dry Goods
Hawkinson
Mr. Reid
James A. Troutman
Reid
Matt Cave on Trial for Illegally Selling Liquor
In district court this morning Matt Cave faced trial on charges of illegally selling liquor. Police report a large quantity of beer bottles seized at Cave’s Topeka residence. Cave claimed the bottles contained hops and tea rather than intoxicants, with Washburn College professor Davis analyzing the contents and finding evidence of alcohol.
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Matt Cave
Jormey Spencer
Cave's
North Topeka
Wrofyssor Davis
Washburn College
Sutt
Formal Decree on Philo and Bennett Will in New Haven
Probate Judge Cleaveland announced the formal decree for the Philo and Bennett will with W J Bryan as executor. After a prior decision, opposing counsel could not reach agreement on a decree form. The contested letter and related documents were discussed, with issues over a 150,000 bequest to Mr Bryan and family.
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New Haven
Conn
Probate
Philo & Bennett
W. J. Bryan
Cleaveland
Sir. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Sentaistag
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