Mrs Bonine Confession Tells Ayers Death Story
Detective Hoern recounts the interview in which Mrs. Bonine explains the May 15 fatal confrontation with Kitline Jammin Ayers. The wrapper used the night of the tragedy was shown in court as she describes the struggle, the revolver, and her attempts to escape, while testimonies from a stenographer and district attorney outline the immediate statements.
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Ide
Lulu Romine
Kitline Jammin Ayers
Glinchock
Mire
Bonine
Ayers
Stra Audi
Abe
Stoney Tollowinis
Tier
Etior
Mick
Garnald
Agery
Fred
Liv
Ayyrs
Horne
Mra
Trasedy
Kaunas
Destino
Edwin It Hesen
Pee Hee
Poliey
Lek
Pole
Atirney Gould
Ind
Rennie
Apira
Attack on Liquor Law Heard in Parish Case
Judge Hamer heard the case challenging a city liquor ordinance used to arrest Mrs Parish. Attorneys for Parish argued the ordinance is invalid. city defenders claimed authority. Arguments covered habeas corpus precedents and three ordinance sections, with Judge Hazen requesting thorough discussion.
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Hamer
Quinh
Bmuatda
Semple
Barrinet Cat Old Home And Train Passage Note
W A Gardiner a Northwestern railway official will pass through Toprus in his way to Chicago in a water car. He has been at Emporia with family on Thanksgiving. A dispatch notes a related incident of a train disembarking at Emporia and a marriage there.
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Tennager
Northwestern Railway
Toprus
Chicago
Emporia
Taft Sent Home on Leave for Health Recovery
Washington reports Secretary of War orders Governor Taft to Mantle for rest and strength. The Kilpatrick may carry him home from New York in about ten days if Taft wishes to travel, otherwise Grant could be used. Taft will consult with committees on negotiation matters for the islands during the leave.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Shetr
Manita
Taft
United States
Mantle
New York
Sthall
Kilpatrick
Tritt
San
Committees of Congress
Jenkins Is Out as Governor Jenkins Reappointed questioned
Washington dispatch reports a cabinet focus on recess appointments to be sent to Congress next week. Charges against Governor Jenkins of Oklahoma over alleged bias surface during a hearing. The president plans to witness the Annapolis West Point game in Philadelphia with cabinet members and dignitaries. Secretary Root presented a carved cane from a Chinese gun carriage seized at Puxkisi, said to be over five centuries old.
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Washington
Nav
Congress
Gome
Jenkins
Oldahorma
Philadelphia
Dn Buetts
Seviie
Puxkisi
Wounded Officers Reported From Philippine Action
Washington reports General Chaffee’s dispatch from Manila dated November 23 stating Lieutenants Foeter and Wetherill of the Ninety-second Infantry were wounded by bamboo spikes during a high operation near Carmien in Bohol. One officer suffered a foot wound and another was pinned by spikes requiring extraction. Feeter, a New Yorker, is a former second lieutenant. Wetherill and Smith were recently promoted from the ranks.
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Washington
Corbi
Chaffee
Manila
Foeter
Wetherttl
United States Infantry
Carmien
Bohol
Smith
Geo. J. Feeter
New York
Theory
TRI
Richard Wetherill
Bra A Smith
Immigrant train wreck death toll unclear in Chicago link
A Detroit-Nova News Special from Adrian says Romano Schiavone of 330 West Taylor Street Chicago arranged transport to a train wreck on the Wabash line. About 10 immigrants were aboard the westbound train, with predicting deaths between forty and fifty. Attorney A M Zelensky, for Chicago counsel Levy, cites Schiavone saying he doubts more than fifty immigrants were aboard the wrecked train.
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Adrian
Aliet
Romano
Schiavone
Weat
Taylor Street
Chicago
A. M. Zelensky
Levy
Baye
County Orders Sheriff to Collect Personal Taxes
County commissioners order the sheriff to collect about $5,000 in personal taxes in Shawnee County. Sheriff to serve each owner personally and endorse the service date, with penalties if not done. Tax rates varied from 15 cents to 508 dollars, and the sheriff must treat all taxpayers alike.
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Shawnee
Governor Stanley says no comment on sheriff appointments
TD BR Anthony Jr urged Governor Stanley to appoint a sheriff in Leavenworth county after the removal demand by several organizations. The governor said the charge was news to him and he knew nothing about it. Riverhanty is the incumbent sheriff accused of permitting a killing and facing removal pressure.
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BR. Anthony, Jr
Leavenworth
Everhidy
Bert
Leaavenworth
Learworth
Lardy
the Times
Riverhanty
Burton on Tariff Stands by McKinley Urging Reciprocity
Washington Nov 2 reports from Fort Scott Kansas feature attorney-politician Richards visiting the capital. The piece covers Burton’s stance against reciprocity and critiques of protective tariffs, with commentary on national politics, Washington news scarcity, cabinet speculation, and Kansas politicians and officials including J.H. Richards, J. Burton, and Senator Pouraker.
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Fort Scott
Kansas
Wealtrh mites disrupted official duties
Fragmentary OCR note reports Mr Ryan unable to attend engagements due to illness and other unsettled matters. mentions Rosse Nesta, J 21, and other unclear details. Source text is incomplete and difficult to resolve.
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Ryan
Bryan Subscription List Probed by Post Office Dept
The post office department is investigating Willan J Bryan's Commoner subscription list to verify its legitimacy. A Topeka man alleges he received a letter from Bryan, while Bryan reportedly stays quiet about the matter.
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Post Office Department
Willan J. Bryan
Bryan
Goines
Farmers’ Advocate
Hiryan
Gaines
Advocate
Postoffice Department
Washington
William Shalespeare
American missionary Ellen Stone reportedly murdered in Peru
Vienna and Constantinople dispatches say Ellen M Stone and her companion Tsilka, kidnapped September 3, were killed by brigands. No confirmation yet, as earlier reports have proved false and brigands may seek higher ransom.
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New York
Vienna
Peru
Ofelook
Ming Ellen M. Stone
Constantinople
Ellen M. Stone
Gun Club Scores and Prizes From Topeka Shoot
The Topeka Gun Club held a yesterday shoot with multiple winners. Charles Morton led with fifteen birds and first prize cases while Oscar Perkins and others claimed second prizes of cigars, meat tickets, hunting coats, and merchandise. Prizes included cases of lithia water, hunting gear, and meal tickets, awarded to Morton, Perkins, Renfro, and Schlegel among others.
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Rok Ron Hide
Charles Morton
Lithia Wat
Matt Nutrine
Tignes Pisgtbors
Charles” Morton
Iy Heutre
Fountain Pe
Oscar Perkins
CL Jones
Gacur Perkins
Pitteen Biede
Charles Martin
Andrew Schlegel
NP Gtactittagm
Diet Gneman
Yeears
Gutingy
Renfro
Monument to Ex-Governor Lewelling Planned at Wichita Cemetery
A monument honoring the late ex Governor Lewelling will be unveiled Sunday at Maple Grove Cemetery in Wichita with sermons by Rev. MH Thayer Judge H A Sa and others. A committee led by L S Natizeer and George M Dickson raised funds for the monument already erected and will oversee the ceremony expected to draw Lewelling supporters from across the state.
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Wichita
MH. i Thayer
H. A
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L. 8. Natizeer
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H. J. Haxny
AS. Parks
Irs
Lewel- Ti Tt
Lewelline
Elks Memorial Services In Topeka Lodge
The annual memorial service of the Topeka lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will be held Sunday at 3 PM in the club room. Dell Valentine will deliver the memorial address. Steinberg's Orchestra and the Amphion Quartet will provide music. Public invites participation. First Sunday in December marks memorials for departed members.
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Topeka
Benevolent and Protective Outer of
Eiks
Dell Valentine
Steinberg
Amphion Quartette
Serious Trouble For Hoffman, Isthmian stenographer Arrested
Carl H. Hoffman, stenographer for the Isthmian canal commission, was arrested in New York on a warrant issued in Washington District of Columbia for writs relating to the commission. He was taken to Washington by a United States marshal for extradition proceedings.
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New York
Carl H. Hoffman
Isthmian Canal Commission
Thin City
District of Columbia
Rime
Washington
United States
Easton Postoffice Burned In Haston Fire
Easton postoffice and store burned in Haston on November 24 destroying the post office, general merchandise and adjoining buildings. Firefighters battled the blaze as locals reported extensive damage and possible loss of records. Local officials awaited investigations and a damages estimate.
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Easton Postoffice
Haston
Eas
Postofice
Agen
Tragic 700 Foot Mine Cage Collapse Near Masontown
In Connellsville Pennsylvania at Lambert mines near Masontown a 700 foot fall occurred when the cage cable parted as miners descended. Three men died or were dying and others were seriously injured with crushed chests broken arms and exposed bones. Injured Americans Peter Bab yok Steve Lohtinski and Vincent Con ity among the trapped were rescued but incapacitated.
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Nev
Lambert
Masontown
Eltt Inn
Dee
Jess
Nuis
Peter Babyok
Steve Lohtinski
Vincent Con
Surrender of Colon and Liberal forces agreed in Colombia
Washington reports Capt Perry stating Colon and Liberal forces will surrender today. Dispatches note Gen Francisco Castro killed and government troops to take control of Colon with General Alban. American escort accompanies General Alban as tension eases. Unconfirmed report of General Pinzon landing troops at Kenney's Bluff.
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Navy Department
Perry
Colon
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Herald
Colombia
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Barbacoas
Bahia Soldano
Castro
Solon
Alban
Bohio
Alhan
Panama
Pinzon
Kenney's Bluff
Buena Vista
Veatch Criticizes Postal Service in Washington Post-Register
The Washington Post-Register, published by J. J. Veatch & Son in Washington Kansas, was dropped from mail for advertising. Publishers clipped the offending ad and plan to reissue. Veatch, a 1994 congressional candidate in the fifth district, has recently criticized the post office for barring another paper. Flor ence Bishop runs away and is found in Hutchinson.
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Washington Post-Register
J. J. Veatch & Son
Washington
Kas
Veateh
Calderhead
Post Office Department
Highthunders Start Trouble In San Francisco Feud
San Francisco reports two Chinese men dead and two mortally wounded in a feud between rival highblader groups. Victims were shot while asleep on St Clay street. Police quickly responded, arresting about a dozen suspects in Chingtown after a short pursuit.
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Dexen
Diegnan Breaks Down in Nervous Collapse
Brattle, Waeh., Nov. 29. A telegram says Osborne Dugnas, who accompanied Lieut Hobson on the Morinas Et Santiteo, is in a chin hospital with a nervous breakdown from overwork in the service. His mental condition is reported as perfect.
Times Prints Roosevelt Piece From Washington Dispatch
London reports The Times prints the first of a series from its Washington correspondent on President Roosevelt. The articles are characterized by observed policy parity and reflect ongoing discussions about the president and executive conversations with leadership circles.
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Roosevelt
London
The
Times
Washington
Wabash Wreck Victims Identified at Adrian Michigan
Fragments from the Wabash wreck near Seneca are being recovered and identified at Adrian Michigan. Relatives and officials confirm the loss, with remains of Porter James Brown and others prepared for burial at Oak Grove cemetery. Coroner conducts inquest and Italian victims’ numbers are being verified, with Italy-US coordination discussed.
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Mich
Seneca
Reynolds
Sherman
Texas
Ann Upton
Chatham
WM. Upton
Hyynold
Tesae
James Brown
Ba Wey
Englewood
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hamilton Bean
Court Hose
Detroit
Martin
Strong
FINE IMPOSED IN UNLAWFUL SELLING CASE
Mr and Mrs J C Gregory were found guilty by Justice Queen in Hainton Heights court of unlawfully selling Wayne at their home. Absent key names, a panel of twenty seven witnesses appeared as the judge imposed a 2000 dollar fine amid unclear procedural notes. The court order remains under appeal.
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Neiling
Gregory
General Redden
Wayne
Hainton Heights
Robbed on Street in Chicago by Two Highwaymen
In downtown Chicago this morning J W Rosse was set upon by two highwaymen on Fifth Avenue near Madison Street. One choked him, while the other rifled his pockets then both men threw him through a plate glass window of a restaurant. He escaped into a crowd and fled to an alley with only minor bruises and a half broken window.
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J. W. Rosse
Rogge
Fifth Avenue
Madison Street
Unags
Maally
Joint Kansas Oklahoma cattle quarantine meeting in Wichita
Livestock sanitary commissions of Kansas and Oklahoma met in Wichita to improve Texas fever protection and reduce inspection costs. Oklahoma moved quarantine south to cut open season for Texas cattle, while the two boards discussed separate action and a hearing on a probate permit revocation was postponed by Judge Fagan until December.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Wichita
Texas
Therilies
Fagan
A Flying Trip to See the President and Return at Gnee
A report from New York notes Gen. Wood’s sentiment favoring Cuba’s independence and his plan to report directly to President Roosevelt in Washington. The dispatch mentions Cuba’s quiet winters, pending political moves, and forecasts a November journey with no firm stance on autonomy.
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Roosevelt
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Cuba
Morgo
Howe
Gen
Wright Wreck at San Jacinto Rock Near Manila Reported
Manila reports the transport Wright struck Andichertel rock near the San Jacinto entrance and settled in ten feet of water. Washington confirms a wreck, the uncharted rock blamed. rescue and salvage are uncertain. The Wright, a former fruiter, served as hospital and dispatch ship in the Philippines era.
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Heine Fie
Boston
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Philippine Islands
Ann
Bay
Train rear end collision injures a dozen near Pulley station
Twelve persons are injured in a rear end collision between a special and a freight near Pulley station, Delaware Lackawanna and Western. The special, returning from Cortland, collided as the engineer misread a siding. Damaged engines and cars suffered, with injuries including internal wounds and scalp wounds.
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Lackawanna
Cortland
Talley
Henry Guiles
toUhurion Bullion
TY Feeney
Onweko
Pullman Dies After Illness at 3s Years
Telegraphed notice reports the death of Pullman, son of a missionary, after weeks of pneumonia. He suffered a hemorrhage and died shortly after. Weather notes from Chicago and New York report temperatures. Herr Wolf resigns from Austrian Nationalist party in Vienna.
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Hers Wolf
Gerernat
Une
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