Graphic courtroom scene frames Mrs McClarty in dispute
In Judge McClintock's court Mrs McClarty testifies about a dispute with Tom Norton a Santa Fe painter. Norton and companion Bre Hiluy allegedly harassed her as she denounces taking money and threats. The judge adjourns, a warrant issue emerges, and Norton is charged with disturbing the peace as McClarty flees the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Norton
Santa Fe
Wenner Street
Moe Mury McCarty
Crane Teak Simroy
Bre. Hiluy
Mra McClarty
Norton
G Magry
Mere McClarty
Cherry
Mrs Ruler
Neetan
Motthat
Mably Juckmin
Moa
Rim
Andre
Mil
Svante
Guyerin * Fu
Bini
Viette
Faity
Attumnes
Ihe
Tealkenic
McCarty
Wattaag
Ber
Fit
Yue
Bae
Osage County Wavers in Fight Over Coal and Politics
A fragmentary report outlines tensions in Osage County as Populist miners and Republican factions clash over coal sales at penitentiaries. It notes officials and delegates weighing political alignments, with warnings that Populists fear Republican policy and miners’ disaffection grows amid contested industrial arrangements.
Judge Riggs Decision Clarifies Bank Stockholder Suit Interpretation
Commissioner Breidenthal explains the Garnett ruling concerns state bookings law and the stockholders of a defunct bank. The decision upholds that, under the statute, a receiver must sue stockholders for creditors, preventing individual creditors from proceeding directly against stockholders. The court framed the interpretation as required by the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nt War
Jake Higa
Garnett
Bain
Air
Brei
Denthal
Iunk
Valee Bigce
Quo Warrante Suits To Annul Atchison Bridge Charter
The city files quo warranto proceedings seeking annulment of the Atchison Bridge Company charter. It alleges violations of the charter including tolls on water and river traffic, and notes bonds issued by the city totaling $302,000 as part of the project. The plaintiff claims the city remains the sole bona fide owner within a one million dollar capitalization and aims to free the bridge from private control while protecting city interests amid related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Bridge Company
Douatt
Supreme Court
Atehiawar
Coimmany Vetied
Crmpany
Witch
Ets
Atehiaed
Dent to be Punished for Quarantine Violation
Oswego resident E. Dent stands before Lebelle County district court for writing infected cattle from Texas into Kansas in breach of state quarantine rules. The case, urged by a state stock sanitary association, targets smugglers of infected cattle with three to four accomplices already arrested and awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dent
Oswego
Lebelle
Texas
Kansas
U Stock Sanitary Comeopleston
Dent
Complexi
Ite
Ine
Fight for Judgships Triggers Western Kansas Bitter Debate
Western Kansas faces sharp clashes over judicial elections as accusations arise that some judges delay certification to withhold funds owed to court stenographers. The district contest centers on Judge Andrews reelection and claims he controlled a new arrangement affecting stenographer pay. The state plans to resume stenographer payments in 1698 under recent legislative revisions, with counties covering the rest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Uwe
Counties Pay Up In Delinquent State Taxes Report
The report shows counties including Brown with delinquencies while the Bank of Salina and the State Bank Commissioner Bruden report progress. George W. Hoteers of Salina assists in closing the Salina State Bank, under new banking law provisions requiring exams and final reports within sixty days. The Jordan Valley Townsite in Chautauqua County is chartered with $29,009 capital and new directors named. Washburn course opens Friday with an entertainment by the Clete Schumann Orchestra and Mile Henrietta Edien, tickets 50 cents to the course event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Baines
Brown
Bank of
Salina
Brutdenthal
Georse
Af Salling
Salina State Bank
Fielewre
Beunkerimmnisessen
Nommisahoner
Rodgers
Greiden
Jordan Valley
Higin
Chautauqua County
Hiv
Cleveland
Hartley Arksheas Cig
Ancratch
Riley
Independence
Washburn
Clete Schumann Ladle
Mile Henriutta Edien
Kellam
Topeka News Snaps Show Busy Local Scene
A bustling Topeka day with diverse items: college enrollment at Kansas Medical College reaches 70. local officials report court cases and building updates at 1916 Pole Street. Topeka Salvation Army song adapts a popular tune. trolley cars and street infrastructure updates. political meetings planned by the Topeka Equal Suffrage Association. temperance efforts organize among east side churches. notable moves and visits by local residents and dignitaries. civic projects inch forward including street paving and bridge work. weather office seen as info hub. and election authorities and city officials continue to organize amid winter preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & O'Stock
A. F. Berry
Pempice
Gus
UH Lake
Nike Tooths
Baller
Hie
Tyler St
John Campbell
San Bernor- Bing
Cal
Sant
Pole Brurn Thorpe
Kansas
Oor
Steele
Bhungumunga
Santavitl
Crawfurd
Moslyr
Cludd Couity
Pushio
Col
Topeka
Federal Buildting
Ralston Health Wiil
AK Rodavie
Fifth
Moarde
Rooma
Martin Church
Nicholsen
Mt. Carrie Coal Company
Santa Fe
Ninth Street
Gene
Madge
Chicago
A.M. Reynolds
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Vetoler O. E. Kimber
Crane & Co
Thi City
Joege Thayer
Jan Leonard
Sante Pe
State Lve Atock Aultary Commission
Stinhattan
Rabelais
State Hatturia) Association
al- Mon
Kanses City
Kan
Priday
State House
Nepal
Bell Telephone Company
Wats
Huntoun
L. T. Yount
Verses Found in Registration Book Pages
The page records a copied verse listing names such as Smith Jeves Brown and a line about a citizen in a fair city. It mentions political terms and groups like Dem and Gop and references Patwin chaps of a Committee of Seventeen, indicating an archival note on name inscription and political groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jeves
Brown
Patwin
Committee of Seventeen
Gompers Calls AFL Convention to Meet in Nashville
Samuel Gompers through Frank Morrison issues a call to all AFL affiliates for the seventeenth convention to be held December 2 in Nashville Tennessee. Resolutions must be submitted two weeks prior. The call urges full attendance as the convention will tackle pressing labor issues including industrial stagnation child labor and unemployment and the rights of workers vs private gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompern
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Nashville
Tenn
House of Representatives
Morrill Not Better. Former Governor Morrill Ill in Hiawatha
Ex-Governor Morrill remains ill in bed for ten days in Hiawatha Kor, with condition described as not dangerous yet serious. Local report notes Morrill's age and prior service while offering no signs of abrupt recovery.
A New Heavenly Flyer Comet Observations At Lick Observatory
Lick Observatory scientists Huseey and Aitken computed Perrine's new comet orbit from Mount Hamilton data. Perihelion on December 19, 1887, with distance estimates and predicted positions through November, remaining brightness near constant. The comet, moving through Chepeus and Sentinae amevinus, trends north then south with an orbit resembling known comets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick Observatory
San Jose Caulit
Perrine
Huseey and Aitken
Mount Hamilton
Chepeus
Find a Law Or Make It Omaha Police Case Reinstates Sixteen Officers
In Omaha Nebraska on October 20 a court orders the police board to reinstate sixteen policemen dismissed for alleged cause. Judge R. Scott peremptorily issues a writ of Mandamus, ruling the city fund cannot justify the removals on that basis. The decision holds the board must retain and pay the officers pending proper dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Scott
Migndamus
Len Iba
Western Building & Investment Company in Kansas
A fragment from a Kansas letter praises the Western Building & Investment Company as a paying institution. It lists officers including J A Pouest as president and D C Tilletesn as vice president and attorney, with W A Swift secretary and HL Parker treasurer. The note from Frack Ivasier of Topeka commends prompt payment of a stock instalment and fair dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Avenue
J. A. Pouest
D.C. Tilletesn
W. A. Swift
HL Parker
Frank Hrasier
Ata
Eomoria
Kak
Frack Ivasier
Topeka
Kan
Stock Released From Lye Stock Sanitary Board
The lye stock sanitary board released 1,280 head of cattle that have been in Ratan in Jackson agents since early September. They left this afternoon for Manhattan to witness the killing of several head of cattle afflicted with tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lye Stock Sanitary Board
Han
Ratan
Jackson
Manhattan
Topeka Sanitary Officers Refuse Quarantine Without Fare
A district near Topeka loses quarantine power as Sanitary Sergeant Fowler and four deputies refuse to act outside city limits without 10 cent fare paid. Dr Tefft reports diphtheria in Oakland. Fowler demands reimbursement to fumigate and quarantine beyond Topeka proper. He cites withdrawal of free passes by the railway, provoking delays and risk to surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Putin
Oakland
Amon
Oy Railway Company
Powler
Potwin
Fowler
de- Pete
Sheffield
H.K. Tett
Tettt
Serjeant Fowler
Fowler Tung
Sanitary Department
Tefftain
Gia House
Health Board
Denver
Cabinet Discusses Civil Service Reform Rules
The Cabinet spent about two hours discussing civil service and how to implement the President's order. Each department will draft regulations to meet the order and align with Treasury standards. Secretary Gage noted hearings and responses would be allowed for charged individuals. Routine departmental business concluded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvil Service
Treasury Department
Gage
New Home for G F Swift Sieelle Ace President
Sieelle ace president of wifo. pRckers will erect a handsome residence at Forty rinth street and Ellis Avenue. The house will cost in old colonial ae and feature white pressed brick with terra cotta trimmings.
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Sieelle Ace
Wifo
pRckers
Fortyrinth Street
Ellis Avenue
North Topeka Column Notes Local Events And Dances
North Topeka notes stray items from the day including tablet sales at Cromwell and Jeffers, circus parade at Lane, a Jersey cow death, visits from Wamego and Wilson residents, and social happenings around North Topeka. Local moves, hospitalities, and club reports from the W T K club with papers on Warwick Shrewsbury and Gownegow conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell & Jeffers
Lane School
Charles Sommers
Weller
Wamego
Cal Chapman
Tiltola
Pontmester
A. J. Arnold
Jackson Street
W. C. Sly
North Side
Elis
Kan
Woodbine Camp No
St North Kansas
Mins Dublin
EA Davis
Quincy Street
Rated
N. ML
Whittaker
Ray and
Arthur
Radical
Kelly
Jeffernon Street
Bigesville
B.A. Ogden
Tresse Reed
Chanute
Queen
J. A. Campbell
Monroe Street
Kate Campdorns
Campbell
Warwick
Shrewnbury
Ginegow
Mra. F.C. Bowen
Croup Quickly Cured and Local Notices
Mountain Glen Ark reports children suffering from croup relieved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, described as giving almost instant relief. Sold by all druggists. Edits and notices include an event with the Ladies Orchestra at Washburn chapel Friday evening and a note on broken edge collars cleaned by Peerless Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Glen
Ark
Chamberlain
F. A Thornton
Chumann Ladies’ Orchestra Ne
Semristra
Edica
Washburn Chapel
Decapitation Threat Spurs Postmaster Case Tour
A Washington investigation links Postmaster Reed and inspector McGinnis in a charges probe tied to Kaakae City penalties. The plan includes a Fort Bilsy excursion on Oct 28 by Catena Pacific, round trip $2.00, with a special train to Wert Hite and events for visitors. Officials announce possible decapitation within 30 days. Thea Walker named in charges, details to be reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kquses
Bancas City
Kaakae
Washington
Ae Reed
Weslasaunt
Co Mlitz
McGinnis
Washtington
Thea Walker
Minist Te Wetie
Ft Bilsy
Thureee
Catena Pacific
Hite
Topeka
TV A.m
Omealey Arith Artilery Air
Moses
Fort Rubey
Lewis
Fulton
Young Bismarck v Candidate Berlin Oct 20
Count Herbert Bismarck of the former chancellery is reported as the anti age variant candidate for the Reichstag in the Hanoverian district formerly represented by Herr Henningsen. Sterr Sattler now liberal will be Count Herbert's opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Berlin
Herbert Bismarck
Retehstag
Berstofore
Herr Henningsen
Sterr Sattler
Herbert
Bolton
Aver
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Osage County Wavers
Merberr
Ely
Devine Preys
Gyune
Venice
Feprasontiier
Princigal Terest
Marti
Awatier Alten
Judes Wiliam Themann
Martin
Sepremier
Tech
Royal
Wees
Riggs
Breidenthal
Banks
Aannul Tee Charter
C. B. Dent
Tutad
Gompers
Morrill
Heavenly Flyer
The
Western Building & Investment Company
Burge
Chaite de Mig Co
la Crosse
Wis
the Health Board
G. F. Swift
St Thompson Bros
Hompson Bros
Kansas Ave
North Topeka
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