Willard Key Witness in Grimes Case Sent Away
Prosecution claims Frank Grimes arranged payment through State Treasurer to Willard for departure from Topeka. Deposition focus centers on Merchants National Bank officials and whether funds were used to move Willard, with efforts to pivot scrutiny toward Cyrus Leland. The case hinges on Willard’s testimony about state money and Grimes involvement.
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Frank Grimes
Prenk Willard Hax
Tuteeene Croney
Gri
Tetee
Glen
Grimes
Bir
Willard
Wilard
Womb
Tve Gelanin
Willand Anid
Brown and Bone
Wale
Ott
Topeka
Willian
Baturlay
Willard Ja
St Udens
M Set
Thin Merehanio
Ue Bank
Freaman
Tbe Bask
Cirithes
Blederty
Malis
Pacers
Baerie
Chalmyd
Imi Ben Pals
Bally Balere
Depositiona
Tia
Treianner Grimes
Cyrus Leland
Lelnod
Mr. Leland
Geines
Viet
Mr . Grimes
ME PIPP WARNING Of April Violations Of Law
Republican editor Me Pipps warns of April party dangers and alleged state financial improprieties. He cites sworn statements from the Bank of Topeka cashier and lists bank deposits, funds, and examinations showing no state funds as misused. The piece criticizes state officers and calls for scrutiny of finances.
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Ome County
By & G. Pipr
Stare of
Hansa
Topeka
Hank
Atates
Mlese Hanks
Bank of Topeka
Inslano
StiItik
Trenauter
State Funds and Treasurer Under Fire Over Interest Income
The state official questions how funds earning two percent daily balances are used. The Firet National Bank and Burlingame Bank pay the county funds two percent on about 701,019 to 14 dollars of interest. Critics demand Treasurer explain whether revenue is donated to Friends or kept, while parties consider his future. The Chronicle pledges transparency and notes Republican support and past criticisms of the populist treasury.
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Ganlos Uy
Firet National Ress
Ie Burlingame
Banke
Mery Bank Dora
Dem
Aries
Dave
Uc BB
Abe
Haide
Chronicle
Grimes
Osage Coulin Ty
Ern
Waters Comments on Grimes Case and Possible Disqualification
Attorney J G Waters argues Mr Grimes cannot hold the state treasurer post if elected. He accuses the Grimes defense and Republican papers of bias while detailing alleged state funds misuses, embezzlement laws, and potential disqualification of Grimes under Kansas statutes.
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Grimes
J. G. Waters
Thuird
Republica
Grimis
Absoltite Proof That Ms. Grimes
Tiaesier
Kansas
Uie
Kaneis
Republican Party
Cme
Charm Net
Peiltinn
Getting Together Secretary Long and Armor Makers Confer Again
Secretary of War Long met Oct A with Bethlehem Steel and Carnegie interests over 15 million dollars of armor plate pricing. Linderman represented Bethlehem. Schwab spoke for Carnegie. The hour long session yielded no conclusive results, with both sides cautious, and a next conference likely.
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Long
Weshington
Oct. A
Lone
Bethlehem
Carneris Steel
Linderman
Bethlelhem Company
Schwab
Carnegie
Remren
Navy Department 8
Tere
United States Tops Paris Exposition Awards Standings
The report shows the United States winning 2,475 awards at the Paris exposition, with Germany earning 1,? or more and Great Britain 2,? while Russia records 492. The United States leads the grand tote and all prize grades, from grand prizes to honorable mentions.
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Washington
Pek
Paraco
United States
Germany
Russia
Mentho
Change in Weather Shifts Outlook and Temperatures
Weather forecast notes a potential change with a fair night and cloudy periods. The high and low temperatures are listed, with a slight breeze from the south. An artist, Alias Arkclin Iusener, remains in uncertain condition after a visit to the Auditorium Hotel as doctors express cautious optimism about her recovery.
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Kussner
Chicago
Oe.t
Arkclin Iusener
Auditorium Hotel
Odd Fellows Session Near Topeka Sets Next Meeting
The forty third annual Kansas Grand Lodge session adjourned in Topeka after a heated debate over letting scarlet degree members vote for grand lodge officers in subordinate lodges. John A. Erleht presided as talks touched on encampment rites and the order’s history since 1874. Mary E. King of Burlingame spoke on the Rebekah branch, while J W Haughy urged continued fraternal unity and outreach to attract new members.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Kansas
Grand Lodge
Uni
John A. Erleht
Joe Waters
Owlmz
WW. J. Russell
Funsus Cy
Kan
United States
J. W. Haughy
Maughey
Mir
Mary E. King
Burlingame
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Knoen
Order of
Odd Fellows
Odi
God
Brotherhood of
Mar
Grand Lodge debate and topeka bid for next convention
An afternoon session in Representative Hall saw a heated debate on locating the next sovereign grand lodge meeting. A roll call vote defeated the motion, electing Topeka to host next year while two candidates for representative to the grand lodge were named as J. A. Bright and J. A. Caluve. The Odd Fellows highlighted Topeka’s new Auditorium as a fine venue.
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Odd Fellowship
Wenn
Schulyer Colfax
Isat
Representative Hall
J. W. Hughey
Catn Bro
Topeka
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Kansas
John A Bright
J. A. Caluve
Chanute
ODD Fellows
Atprtorium
Grant Lodge
Topeke Ani
Jeuneas
Seven Men Plot to Kill Kings and Presidents
New York dispatch reports a Milan arrest tied to anarchist plots against monarchs and presidents. A suspect claims seven men were chosen to murder rulers, with one assigned to McKinley or Bryan, and notes an 1890s Chicago plot as part of broader anti monarchist aims.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Rome
Hertalant
Milan
Brewl
Naples
América
Paterson
McKinley
Ryan
Chicago
United States
Martin's Hill Outing Draws Large Crowd Saturday
Pleasant weather promises an immense crowd for the Martin's Hill outing. Citizens urged to travel by carriage as trains from Rock Island depot start shortly after 1 PM to shuttle all attendees. Parents warned to accompany young children due to the large gathering.
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Martin's Hill
Rock Island
Gane
Iite
NO OUT IN RAILS—Roads Face 26 a Ton or Shut
The Iron Trade Review reports a tense week in rail trade with negotiators seeking a price rise to 26 a ton or a halt on shipments. Chicago booked a 2600 ton order while Cleveland district supply tightness sparks speculation of forged business.
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Cleveland
Iron Trade Review
Interurt
Bie
Chicago
Guneral
Chivags
Liverpool
Street Railway Project Promoters Plan City Line
Junction City men organize a company with a 60000 capital to build an electric street car line to Fort Hiler. A power plant and cold storage facility to support operations are proposed. Promoters include Rockwell Wright Davidson Humphrey Pierce Raber Tyler Cook Alvistes Fogelstrom and Heainway. Benton, Oct 1.
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Junction City
Kan
Oct
Junctions City
Fort Hiler
TB. Rockwell
Jobin J. Wright
John da Yilisan
James Humphrey
W. Pierce
Unclear Fragment Highlights Rebekah Assembly Gathering
A fragmented report describes the Rebekah assembly, encampment, and hundreds of outside friends being entertained together. It notes a refreshing success with officers of the session and a program that pleased attendees, reflecting keynote moments from the event.
Victims Seen in Insurance Swindle Ring in Chicago
Chicago reports an ongoing insurance fraud case with Laeura Carroll named as a victim. Investigators note numerous disappearances among stenographers tied to the Unger Brown-Sulley operation, suggesting a wider scheme run by a wealthy and prominent financier. Authorities say at least two dozen criminals connected to the ring are under scrutiny, with efforts to extend the probe ongoing.
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Chicago
Laiura Carroll
Hay
Mise Deterbach
Unger DiensCarsoll
Gustav Schisae
Allwankee
Wayland
Moonry and Boland
Reowo
Brown-Sulley
Shu
Loent
Ander
Governor Roosevelt Opens Indiana Campaign Tour
Governor Roosevelt spoke in multiple Indiana towns delivering brief speeches as part of a campaign swing. He criticized Mr. Bryan for backing a plan to regulate large corporations and asserted the GOP aims to protect American workers and industry from foreign competition.
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Bryan
Ten Acres of People Attend Governor Tooele Speech
In Muneca Indiana October 1 crowds gathered at Anderson where Governor Tooele spoke to workers about wage issues and tariffs. He pledged to target corporations and all who profit from cordage manufacturing, while noting prior remarks about helping workers and addressing broader economic concerns as workers toured decorated streets and factories.
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Munela
Ind
Anderson
Tooele
Ftoomvelt
Hanna to Issue 37 Speeches on Northwestern Swing
Chicago Sept 1 The computer verdicts say Senator Hanna will rush through 37 speeches in four days on his northwestern tour. He and his party depart Oct 15 at noon, with stops in Waukesha and Madison. Further venues include Watertown Redfield Nortonville Groton Andover Bristol Tecumseh Bradley Elrod Bryant Preston Deamer Izequela and Burin with an evening meeting planned later.
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Sanater Hanna
Senutor
Waukesha
Mathie
Markute
Tracy
Marshall
Watertown
Redfield
Coal Strike Tensions Split Conference Night in New York
In a secret session officials from coal companies and labor leaders met in New York to discuss the ongoing strike. Reports describe tense discussions as representatives proposed terms while street protests intensified with marchers clashing with authorities in Hazleton and Oneida.
unclear text about naturalization papers refused in U S court
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss a naturalization case in a United States court with a judge named Hetrink and mentions Guiana. Details are garbled and readability is low.
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Guiana
Hetrink
United States
Hiab Hefred Tate
Last Descendant of Joan of Arow Family Revealed
Fragmented text reports a genealogical note about the last descendant tied to a historic family. The garbled lines reference New York, Paris, Turin, and a lineage claim with unclear dates and details. No clear events or names beyond the overarching descendant concept emerge.
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Joan of Arow
York
The
Turin
Opmoneimant
Stated Kentucky event collapses during recount meeting
In a murky report a recount convened today collapsed amid confusion as attendees described a still via a stupor condition. No clear outcome was recorded and officials pledged to resume later.
Flood of Disaster Aotbeowh and Local Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a flood disaster involving Aotbeowh and Mel. Several names appear: Miwe Lesete Borman, Hermas Kyeleke, and others, with mentions of a faith engine and a station tonight. Readable facts are sparse, but the event centers on flood damage and affected individuals.
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Kfiliig
Miwe
Lesete Borman
Are
Hermas Kyeleke
Weather Indications for Bern Pair Ye Are
Weather indications suggest possible rain and cloud cover affecting Bern Pair Ye Are, with light winds and slightly cooler temperatures expected later in the day.
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Bern
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