Glisey House Refusal Leads to $50,000 Suit Part 1
New York reports a $50,000 damages suit arising from Robert Fitzsimmons alleging the Glisey House refused to serve soup. He claims an insult by manager Corbett incident, with Fitzsimmons asserting proper service and seeking a boxing champion's presence in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whith Glisey
New York
Jammer Treslin
Robert Fiteshmons
Bercstin
Teresa
Terel
Fitzsimmons
Invetem Ag Ote & Carhart
Gilser
Atternon
Nee
Public hearing ends amid shouting and claims of discredit
A chaotic public hearing erupts as defendants face accusations of discredit and humiliation. Testimony details how Pitgimaone approached Breslia amid allegations of public spectacle while witnesses describe the conduct and the impact on reputations.
Governor Waives Doubts Over Wan Document Authenticity
Officials in Wan assess authenticity of a set of documents arriving at the governor's office. Experts compare signature measures and watermarks to determine genuineness, with ongoing reviews amid public interest in the slate autographs and potential for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Wan
Howe
Wire worm in Kansas devastates Saline wheat fields
Secretary Coburn of the state board of agriculture received a Saline county letter from William Miller describing a worm destroying thousands of acres of wheat. Chancellor Snow calls it the wire worm, larva of the chick of snapping beetle, with no known poison. Rotation of crops and beetle poisoning before egg laying are advised. Miller notes third year of presence and vast reseeding needed.
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Saline County
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
William Miller
Chancellor Snow
Miller
Attorney Rohrbaugh threats against reform school head Hart
Wichita attorney Rohrbaugh claims cruelty by Superintendent Hart at the state reform school and seeks to prosecute. He cites L J Miller’s escape, visits to Governor Leedy, and appeals to the state humane society. Leedy urges evidence and warns he would remove Hart if cruelty proven.
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P. A. Rohrbaugh
Wichita
Hart
State Reform School
Lawelling
Rohrbaugh
L. J. Miller
Reform School
Miller
Wichita Dumang Society
Leedy
Hohrbaugh
Pésson
Rohhbaugh
Lewelting
The
Humane Society
Aimeelf
State House Walks Contract Faces Paving Complaints
Local readers report Gilsonite Paving and Roofing Co will not promptly complete the new walks on state house grounds due to mounting complaints. Workers face delays and questions about workmanship as residents await proper sidewalks and access.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Dite Paving Company
Yscon
Lescht
Omaha
Strone Ames
Papel
Lawrence
Alien Sava
Gilsonlte Paving and Roofing Company
State House
Council Talks With Company On Walk Repairs Plan
An executive council discusses company cooperation on repairing broken walks. They warn that delays may worsen issues and promise payment if the contractor completes work and prevents future breakdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Ehime
Kumrantes
Anonite
Ead
Bank in Owego N Y Closed by Federal Action
Washington wired the cashier of the Tinga Na Honat bank of Owego N Y run by Senator T C Platt to close the doors and place the bank in charge of Van Brocklyn the bank examiner. A recent examination uncovered large retaliation by Ely W Stone assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Dawes
Owego N.Y
T. C. Platt
van Brocklyn
Honal Bank
Ely W.stone
Hic Bank
Pensions Granted to Kansans in Washington List
Washington Oct. 14 Pensions awarded to Kansans include original grants Homer H Hathaway of Cof Teyville eight dollars per month. increases for Robert Treid Boring 7 to four. Ivory Davenport Topeka thirty six to four. Jonathan Macy Rome six to eight. Edwin B Snell Wellington six to four. Isaish Dake North Topeka ui. and original widow pensions for James E Turner Gaylord Elizabeth Weaver Norwich Esther L. Lynch Cleo with amounts varying up to fifteen dollars.
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Washington
Homer H. Hathaway
Cof Teyville
Robert Treid
Ivory Davenport
Topeka
Jonathan Macy
Rome
Edwin B. Snell
Wellington
Prelesue
Isaish Dake
North Topeka
Witows
James BE
Turner
Gaylord
Ellaabeth Weaver
Norwich
Esther L. Lynch
Cleo
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Keen
Fiteim
Bresiit
J. Lee Knight
J. HL
Guy Bn
John Mehfanus
Lagi
Bob Semple
Abe
Gleed
St Louis
Webb McNalls
Budi
TAA
John Et George
Frank G. Willard
State Teachers’ Association
Sve Dseum
SegaShoot
Ottiver Walker
Rolly
Lester
Ned
Nate
Eugene Hagan
la Mgain
Tent State House
Mount Carmel Coal Company
Charles Lindsay
New Malia
Kansas
C.K. Mothiday
Srl
Swenson
Lindsborg Collecn Te
Lindsl
Guy Adame
Tadop
H.W. Roby
California
Areworks
Meemen
Twenty-second
W. Breidenthal
Gentiat
Sitore
Mics Rose
Aly Honoful
Ean
San Av Sawyer
Solomon Baw
Pir
Beesin Moore
Roseville
James Gerty
Blue Temperance Stor
Csdviets
Heck
Santse
Smutty
Tne
Dell Arena
James
Barnes
Bhater
First
Topeke
Signal Corps
Cheries A. Brown
Probais
Dolman
W. JH. Reenolin
Tagekie
Stella Phoenix
Emporia
Honry Bell
Arion Sockity Galt
Arion Hall
Bia
de Boissierre
Ottawa
Senich Pigee
Grand Lodge
Phil Creager
Posalbie
Charity Hospital
Yeris Ione
Thorpe Saxete
Bank Commissioners Office
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Oxpiter Square
Platt’s Bank
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
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