MORE LETTERS IDIOM LINGERS IN BATHWILLIS DECEIT
Edith Wilts correspondent reports on a flood of letters and debts across Bathwillis and nearby towns. A Grantville woman’s disappearance and forged notes surface as part of a broader scam story involving a Topeka Barker and a Wayward suitor writing from Topeka. The contention centers on deceit, borrowed money, and a plan to lure a young woman into a treacherous scheme.
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Grantville
Landabore Enilese
Jane
Alliot
Boi
W. Thindy
Tesutebers
Pétain
Betes
Lindsborg
Ant
Jyernnif
Schenl
Tinnsbire
Furey
Anton-Shin Statinnary
Topeka
Kan
Bey Owens
Careis
Ian
Mda
Drie Company
Deather
Ben Enn Bay
Hundley
Tinea
Hank Feiuh
Telfiue
Terlith
Edith
Willits telegram sparks murder rumor in Perey case
The fragment discusses a Telegram related to Perey and a death, mentioning family members Ned, Clove Simmons, and Lily, with references to a brother and a plan connected to a fire incident. The text is garbled, but points to a murder rumor and an investigation timeline in Lindstees.
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Lindstees
Simmons
Peery
Uney
Unclear OCR entry reports on Lansing semis and prison cases
Fragmentary text mentions Lansing and penalties. Names and details are garbled, with references to a petitioner, a bystander, and a robbery case. Specific actions, dates, or outcomes are not readable.
In Close Conference on Bremen Bank Aid Plans
New York October 12 After a closed conference with Bremen Bank officials discussion focused on aid to Peru’s Plata company. The meeting aimed to determine terms of a potential settlement and the path toward peace, with officials expressing cautious optimism about a possible accord.
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Bremen
Plata
Beailine
Wale
York
Italian's Wild Rage Blazes at Ryckville Center
In New York Evangelo Derigo, age 41, opened fire amid a massed group at Ryckville Center following a dispute. Carmely Sulgrone and Cacnelo Salerone were fatally wounded, while Derigo wounded others before being subdued and treated after a chase through town. Suspect in custody.
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Evangelo Derigo
Maboemiker
Alphonso Bulgrone
Carmely Sulgrone
Diruto
Ryckville Center
Perigo
Derigo
Frenay
Rare
Cacnelo Salerone
Dirure
Frank Mistino
Keckville Center
Inkawines
A Fine Appointment General Smith Wall Liked by Natives
General Smith WALL is named to a Philippine commission post amid praise from native Filipinos. He resumes duties after a Vatican visit with Governor Tart. The appointment aims to expand educational and industrial opportunities under his charge while he serves as a collector in San Francisco.
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Philippines
Washington
Smith
Philippine Comumission
Eiliweter
Irrigation Engineers Gather for Needles Meeting
Officials from the United States irrigation and maritime survey fields are ordered to assemble at Needles between October 10 and 2010 to begin work on national provisions. The Calarada Hees Derren Needies and Yuma will host, with KF Parkins overseeing the program and Aberet experiment under the Lew irrigation plan.
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United States
Needles
Parkins
Feologicals
Pleads Self Defense In Butte Shooting Case
Editor Kelley surrenders after shooting Dr Gayley in Butte. he plans to plead self defense. Reports say Dr Caries died. hospital notes indicate a defensive struggle and admission to need for restraint. Detailing the case, authorities reference evidence, suspect statements, and ongoing investigations.
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Gayley
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Tity
Cain
Caries
Pave to Park: Citizens Seek 23 Blocks of City Pavement
Petitions for paving 23 blocks circulate across Walnut Grove and Topeka, with six blocks on Kansas Avenue from Gordon Street to Gate Park drawing interest for benefiting North Topeka residents. Other proposed sidewalks include Van Buren from Huntoon to Twentieth and Huntoon to Tenth.
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Gordon Street
Gate Park
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Ava
Lever
Bedus
Karta
Gordon
Gardeid
Buren
Huntoon
Avis
Harrison
Polk
Kansna Avenue
Ashburn College
Den
Martin
Orchard Pinge
Walnut Grove
Lowman Hill
Morris Avenue
Buchanan Street
Lowman
van Buren
Shunganunga Creek
Walle Huchenan Street
Governor Stirnley Sudden Wichita Trip Postpones Topeka Duty
Governor Stirnley travels to Wichita to attend to an important duty and to ensure he can vote this year. He issues commissions before leaving including Judge Bland’s replacement and two parole decisions affecting prisoners from Jewell and Smith counties.
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Stinles
Topeka
Hie
Iast
B. Hudson
Atobi- Nets
Blunt
Hudson
Stirnley Axa
Trampeon
Thompson
Jowell County
Lebanon
Smith
Jacko
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Thyee
Goversion
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Sax
Sot
Fte
Solitier
Ompany
M. Roosewvit
Itnaeh Ltd
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Tim
Amt
Wgon
Renitentiary
Jurge Burris
Jerome
Must Move Body Judge Hazen's Opinion on Cemetery Case
Judge Hazen writes the court’s opinion in a cemetery case about moving a body. The ruling addresses legal authority and procedures for interment relocation and sets precedent for future disputes over burial sites.
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Hazen
Topeka Court Rules Cemetery Lot Not Property In Dispute
In a pivotal decision Judge Hoxen ruled the Topeka cemetery lot is not property, but a burial site with limited rights for interments. The case centers on Henry Vesper heirs seeking removal of a step-grandmother’s remains placed by the widow Mrs. Button and later Ed Kutz, with the court upholding the lot’s use for family burial as agreed, rejecting ownership claims by other heirs.
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Mel
Anni Kurz
Topeka
A& A
Weaper
Helen
Mus
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Hie Wit
Bikehildret
Button
Venper
Henry Vemper
Koeeter
Ed Kutz
Vesper
Vesper Belra
Allen
Alan
Cemetery Association
Courp
Lewie
New York
Burning Sidewalks in Chicago Prompt Raids on Streets
Chicago officials report a coal-seal scare causing sidewalk raids and brick demolitions across several city sections. Police have been asked to halt the destruction as arrests proceed.
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Chicago
Ex-Queen Lilivekwlani's Visit Sparks Crown Debate
Ex queen Lilivekwlani plans to leave Here for Washington to premiere elim for the crown lanai. Her influence with natives may sway voters toward Wilcox or Prince Cupid as a Republican ally, with Cupid claiming Swali interests and the Remilian party.
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Sit
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Carter
Han
Lz Taver
Fire at Osage City Threatens Main Street Fire
Early Sunday morning a tire alarm spread panic in Osage City as flames threatened the business block on Main Street. Fire crews fought for fifty minutes, preventing spread. several structures were damaged and smoke lingered, with at least one occupied building reportedly engulfed.
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Matin Street
Adarm
Athenes
Indicted union leaders accused of obstructing mail
A federal grand jury in Denver indicted Alexander and Alison, prominent leaders of railroad machinists, and James on charges they obstructed U S mail by derailing a Union Pacific engine near Deer Trail, Colorado. Also notes a Chicago forecast for Kansas and weather, with warmer trends ahead.
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Arlene
Apache Uprising at McDowell Frightens Settlers in Arizona
Dispatches from Washington claim the Indian bureau fears no Apache uprising near McDowell, yet Phoenix residents remain alarmed. Justice J. M. Burnett surveyed the settlement after word spread of theft, threats, and claim of farming ambitions by about 20 individuals who say they only make baskets after rejection of loans or aid.
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Ariz
Img
Washington
Indian Bureau
McDowell
J. M. Burnett
Justice of the Peace
Portland unions back Pennsylvania miners drive
Twenty nine precincts and local union presidents vote unanimously to fund the miners’ relief effort in Pennsylvania. Portland organizers expect to raise about 10,000 by contributing each member’s day’s pay. A committee will solicit subscriptions from citizens as part of a broader fundraising drive. The piece also notes President Roosevelt’s Sunday drive and reports the wound healing well.
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Ore
Br. Mitchel
Washington
Roosevelt
Definite Step Toward Coal Strike Settlement
November era reports an informal conference among railroad presidents and executives including Truesdale of the Delaware Lackawanna, Olyphant, Fowler, and Morgan. The meeting lasted about an hour with no public statements, but signs pointed to possible immediate results in the coal strike talks.
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E. &Thomas
Olyphant
Wilcox
Delaware
Fowler
Truesdale
Lackawanna
Tdick
Ieseares
Thomas
J. P. Morgan
Corsair
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Lehigh Valley
Tnde
John Markle
Ahso
Inter
Mine Starts Up As Coal Strike Rolls On
Marleton Pennsylvania October 12 Pardee Sons Co. began lifting coal at their Lattimer mine with about 135 workers including laborers and special officers. The entry was guarded by Companies B and G of the Interstate National Guard but pickets did not disrupt operations.
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C Pardee Sons ;& Co
Iriretraciment National Guard
Munkers
Cable link proposed Honolulu to Fanning Island plan
San Francisco reports a proposal to run a cable line from Honolulu to Fanning Island under a British government and Pacific Cable Company working agreement. The plan aims to safeguard communications if one line fails. Estimated cost is about 1 million dollars. New Zealand Parliament discussion noted.
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Fanning Island
Paeile Commercial Cable Company
New Zealand
Bir J. Ward
Honoluin
Fanins
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