Local News Snippets from Topeka and Nearby Communities
A collage of brief items from Topeka and surrounding areas includes court notes on Blanch Walsh and Beaman convalescence, a jury decision in district court affecting the Wilmington Paper case, and notices about the Presbyterians meeting at Feet Church on Friday November 16. Items mention property offers to the city, a new license tax on billiard tables, and plans for interurban railway discussions. Also featured are theater figures, a Washburn coach grappling with player preparation, and local incidents including a farmer finding contraband items and various community notices.
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Blanche Walsh
Bn “Rttttrertin
Chawford Tantrict
Knlebt
Topeka
Lawrence
Ehemtrort
Weurt
Eure
FM. Beaman
Ter Bene
Fiftiennth Street
J. Tyes
Winia
Hazen
Mworon
Charles EF. Ivers
Tommi
Riiel
the Feet Presbyterian Church
Wremrber
Bethel B. Davier
Jackson
Walt
Weilnenday
MS Taitibasat
Une
Viterasy Hockety
Uni Walker
J.B. Spront
Themington Paper Company
Atchinon Globe
Paums
Tvite
Lawthorn
Yesmy
Sino
ENON
William N. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Kennedy
Washburn
Tall
Chicago
Circuit Court of the
United States
Circuit Court of
John Clark
Shawnee County
Kansas
Salé County
William
Washburn College
Kansas River
Kansas City
Kansax
Mable
Bia
Vest practice halted by Wah Vin at school team
A vest practice session at the Wah Vin school team ends abruptly as players halt activities amid confusion over willingness to train with the college program.
Jury flips nickels in trial verdict expected second trial
Jurors reportedly flipped nickels to reach an acquittal in a Lawrenceville murder case involving George Rywn. The second trial yielded four heads and eight balls, prompting the court to accept the verdict while hinting the case may be reconsidered and a new trial pursued.
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Ak Pet
Tony
Versailles welcomes Italian royals amid gala at palace
King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Helena with President Lowhet visited Versailles with a large royal suite. The day featured decorated halls, guards on duty, and a gala opera later in Paris. Crowds cheered the royal party as they toured Delis and explored the grounds before returning to Paris.
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Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Mary
Mme. Lowhet
Versailles
Ity
Paria
Chloral Found in Stomach Link to Chicagoan Addiction
San Francisco reports a sensational case linking chloral to a wealthy Chicagoan named Kohn after a discussion of a proprietary medicine containing chloral. Investigations consider possible serious health effects and a pattern of use, with witnesses noting the man’s attendance at a sanitarium.
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San Francisco
Cal
Abenham
Ole Mast
Kohn
Bradheid Regulator Co
Allente
Sneldon Appointed to Succeed Gibbs on Republican Committee
George R. Shelton of New York has received notice from Senator Hanna chairing the Republican national committee of his appointment to succeed the late Frederick Gibbs on the committee. The move follows Gibbs's death and names Shelton as the new member appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Sneldon
Gibbs
New York
George R. Shelton
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Frederick =. Gibbs
Marriage of Muraiin Kudini to English MP's daughter
Paris edition reports Muraiin Kudini son of ex premier and Hence Labouciers daughter of an English member of parliament will wed and proceed to Florence toward month end.
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Paris
Rome
New York Herald
Muraiin
Arlo Kudini
Erect
Hence Laboucuers
Kansas Rural Carriers Washington Oct 15
Partial readable item notes suppression of several names including Renhurs George W. and Feator with fragments like My and Camsy oo Ray, indicating a disrupted rural carrier report from Washington dated October 15.
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Kansas
Washington
Para
Renhurs
George’ W. My
Feator
Seibatlintes
Camsy Oo Ray
Bristow’s Clever Plan Tells of Conspiracy Trial Details
The trial of Dori V. Auilier ex attorney general Torthe and Joseph M. Juhine centers on bribery conspiracy involving Jyh J. 3 eke court, with testimony about letters between John J. Ryn and the Dort office department. Gen Robb and Chief Inspector Cochran press Miller in two interviews to align his statements with post office records as Miller describes stenographic notes and mail handling while Robb questions his access and actions.
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Cincinnati
i.—Turing
Dori V. Auilier
Torthe
Postofice
Joseph M. Juhine
Rockville
J.T. Watson
Heiston
John J. Ryn
Dort Office
Darby
Lit
Mr. Firistow
Gen
Robb
Cochran
Miler
Aino War
Bristow
Watson
Genatad
Te Oom
Milter
Meantiog Wetson
Wetton
Mitler Oan
Tienes Robt
Rotary
Talli
Tobi
Mata
Tullis
Me Darby
Miller
Post Office
Longhorid
Robi
Rullson
Robb J
Bille
Biller
Joseph M. Johns
Tat Baby
Gochran
Wer
Johns
Ryan
Rabb
Johnson
Hann
Senator Green Arrested in Postoffice Conspiracy Case
Senator George E. Green was arrested in Birgianton New York and arraigned before a U S commissioner on an indictment charging him with conspiring with Gen W Beavers and Willard Dovemus to defraud the government using the Dovemus stamp cancelling machine Green sought an examination and the case was put under further action by federal authorities.
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Postoffice
Birgianton
N. Y
George E. Green
United States
Fmd
Ortober
Washington
Gen W. Beavers
Willard Dovemus
Beavers
Dovemus
Green
State Senator Green in the Ryan case amid inspector reports
The article outlines testimony and cross examination related to former mayor and wealthy figure George E Green and Geo W Beavers as defendants. It details examiner reports, letters, and telegrams about department rulings, Ryan connections, Johns involvement, and Miller’s admissions, plus other local notes on indictments and a Philadelphia signing.
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George E Green
Geo. W. Beavers
Binghamton
Hyomel Promoted as Cure for Catarrh in Ad
An advertisement touts Hyomel as the simplest scientific method to treat catarrh. It instructs readers to inhale twenty drops daily four times, claiming rapid, lasting relief and a money back guarantee from Geo. W. Somefield, druggist, if unsatisfied. Weather treatment for catarrh is mentioned as guaranteed.
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Coorkke
Geo. W. Somefield
Lawyers Must Know Questions They Have to Answer
The seven applicants for admission to the bar completed the first examination under the supreme court supervision. The new system adds scholastic tests and four 26-question sets. Sample questions cover natural rights, property, torts, contracts, and criminal law with hypothetical scenarios, highlighting the tougher standards.
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Supreme Court
New York
Midland Hotel
Kansas City
Steen
Argentine
Leavenworth
Hon
Kansas
Smith
Jones
Clark
County feud over bridge rebuild sparks legal action request
Citizens accuse county commissioners of hastily building one bridge and moving the other, leaving half finished. Garnard residents urge the attorney general to sue to prevent the county from taking the completed bridge away, as the county allocates funds for 2400 and SEA to a rebuild.
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Garnard
Baptists at Emporia Elects Officers and Hears Speakers
The Emporia Kansas Baptist gathering heard Rev. J D Smee from Ottawa University speak on The University Its leaders elected Rev George W Trout as president of the State Industrial association with Rev J M Robinson and Joseph A Palmer as vice president and treasurer respectively The convention applauded Dr J I Clark on his 70th birthday and missionaries Isabella Crawford and Grace Price gave addresses to the women's section Also speakers included W H Owen and Rev L P Russell.
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Emporia
Kes
J. D. Smee
Ottawa University
University
Te. Graham
Ottawa
George W.trout
Pittsburg
The
Suite Industrial Association
W. H. Owen
Chanute
LP. Russell
Lawrence
Alan
Tommy Ryan Plans World Tour for Fights
St Louis October 15 Tommy Ryan world middleweight champion announces tour of England Australia and South Africa to pursue fights He aims to conquer the Old World and then swing to Africa and Australia the trips likely take two years and he hopes to clear about 100000 in winnings.
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Tommy Ryan
St. Louis
England
Australia
South Africa
Tommy
Mal
Ryan
Death of Stanton Park Atchison Kansas
Stanton Park aged 67 died here on October 15 of Brights disease. He was chief clerk in the hospital department of the National Soldiers' Home at Leavenworth for six years.
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Stanton
Dowie Restoration Delegation Photographed in Park
A Dowie restoration delegation of about 1500 people gathered in Prospect Park, Niagara Falls, for a group photograph. The event marked a significant showing of support as the crowd formed for the historic image amid the October visit.
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Dowie
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Prospect Park
Sonia Cat
Beginning of Anglo-French arbitration treaty hopes
The Matin believes the Anglo-French arbitration treaty is just the first step toward a broader settlement. It concludes that Great Britain and France will continue negotiations with the aim of resolving all remaining differences and partitioning spheres of influence.
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Paris
Oct
Frenne
Great End
Men’s Rubber Boots and Shoe Shiners on Sale
Catalog style sale notes men’s first quality knee and galosh rubber boots with prices from 1.45 to 3.50 per pair plus SNAG PROOF boots at 2.99. Ladies boots and children’s sizes listed with discounts and lots of assorted items including shoe dressings and free shoe shiners.
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Nǎo
Wichita
Mamond
Mra
Tom Arnold Domingo
Werth
Stock Exchange
Zimmurmann & Forshay
Priviiege
San Bratsoho
Leonard Zimmerman
Sizmund Rosenblatt
Leotard Schiffer
Zimmerman & Mor- Porn
Geo. E. Green
Faker
Atoka
Kgn
Tere
Joe Lytle
Atchison, Kan
Mra SB
Welsh
B. P
J. W. Wagener
W. P. Ware
Ky Smith
Mullin
Philadelphia
Mack
James S. Mullin
Manhattan College
STATE
Senatoo
Woodbury Armstrong Plymouth Irving
Weber, Hardman, Packard, Kranich & Bach
Haines Bros
Story & Clark Schiller Cameron
E. B. Guild Music CO
Companis
Kamsas Corporation
Bend D
Barnard
Kas
McCord Rubber Co
St. Joe
the Fitwell Shoe Co
Kansas Ave
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