Allen Shot In Kansas City Clash Over Wife Mystery
W N Allen, Keeley Institute figure in Kansas City, Kan, was shot in the Keeley Institute building by C K Riley, a traveling agent, after a dispute over Riley’s claim that Allen was intimate with Riley’s wife. Three shots were fired, Allen wounded in the side, taken to St Margaret’s Hospital in critical condition. Riley seized by police, with both men sustaining injuries and conflicting explanations about the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William N. Alden
Keeley Institute
Kan
Aliet
C.K. Riley
Schmelser Arms Company
Ble City
Riley
Alten
Allen
Keeley
Portswmeath
Sixth Street
Kiley
Allens Hight
St. Margaret's
Eley
Surewan Allen
Alien
Alen
Jentous
Wvite
Burlington
Kanglace Shegdidie
Schniwhzer
Ok- Helier
Indian Territors
Felley
Union Depot
Dr. Simprom
Allen Dy. Bimpson
Dr. Rape
Allen Lyig
Wateworth
Institute
Flo
Widaworth
Elonibe
Dr. Simpson
Holt
Htlley
Benmine
Hiley
Fotecom
Iite
Bis
Sern
Hime
Downs
Tate
W. M. Allen
Bae Jade
Ifis
Kennas
Missouri
Bins
Pucks
Simon
Affen
Tatter
Ayen
Thirteen-Year-Olds Break Stone in Indiana Workhouse
In Muncie Indiana three boys aged thirteen were caught breaking stone in the workhouse and were fined or jailed to await punishment. The youths Williamirbherry Joseph Poaed and Jatt Mullennix were bought at Cromer this morning and placed to work on the stone pile. Their parents cannot bail them out. The incident is the youngest prison labor record in Indiana. A committee of One Hundred and the Good Citizenship League vow to pursue action against a saloon keeper for selling to minors.
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Muncie
Ind
Cov
Able City
Yeats
Willam Bherry
Joseph Poaed
Jatt Mullennix
Cromer
Indiana
One Hundred
Good Citizenarip League
Quer
Min~ Ora
Law Defiers in Governor Leedy Speech on Corporate Defiance
Governor Leedy denounces three classes of corporations for defying Kansas laws. He targets out of state banks and stockyards firms, urging strict regulatory compliance and removal of those that dodge statutes. He pledges to back McNall and Boyle to enforce the laws and drive defiant firms from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedly
Webb McNurong
Insurante Companies
Inno
Atttorney General
Stockyards Company
Kansas
Minnimal
Erestars
Congress
Ukeahs Stoc&rards Company
From Foot to Knee a Sufferer Healed by Hood's Sarsaparilla
Mrs Anna E. from Whittlesey Ohio suffered years with a leg sore spreading to the knee causing burning and discharge. After trying many salves she found relief with Hood's Sarsaparilla, concluding it cleansed the blood and healed her completely. She urges buying only Hood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Anna EL Eaeen
Whittlesey
Ohio
Schlegel Free After Insanity Verdict in Berger Case
The Jackson county jury found John Schlegel not guilty by reason of insanity for the murder of Dr. Lyman A. Berger but said Schlegel had recovered from insanity. Jurors cited Berger had a notorious reputation with at least forty garters of women patients. The crowd cheered as Schlegel was escorted from the courtroom to oblique celebration. He planned to return to his East Eighteenth Street grocery and meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanssa City
John Schiesel
Tha ‘Marder
Lyman A. Berger
Schlegel
A.W. Bteele
Swely
Jackson County
Berger
Lixin
Dixon
Holmes Street
William Warner
Chagren
John Schlegel
Devots
Eighteenth Street
New York Banks Weigh Uniform 1 Percent Deposit Rate
New York banks debate cutting deposits rates for out of town institutions from 2 percent to 1 percent as an action borrowed from Chicago. A citywide uniform rate would be needed to prevent funds from fleeing to higher paying banks, amid a surplus capital causing aggressive money inflows from distant banks. Brinks and cities like Boston and Chicago push for cheaper commercial paper while local banks previously held at 2 percent. Also includes an unrelated worm remedy endorsement by Geo W Stamefield and Millers Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald Save
State Banker's Association
Chicago
Brinks
Boston
St Paul
Minmedpelis
Milwaukee
Gallant's Sad Reward in Hat Pin Injury Case
New York reports Joseph L. Munn of Orange New Jersey, a prominent lawyer, saved a lady from a fall on a street car and was injured by a hat pin. A tiny shard of wire embedded in his hand caused repeated inflammation, leading to surgical removal and a risk of blood poisoning. His condition worsened, leaving him bedridden in a precarious state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph L. Munn
Orange
N. J
Munn
Feidler
British Press Pans US Currency Proposals In Indian Debates
London editorials mock American monetary plan details as meddling in Indian finance. Papers note Senator Wolcott and Secretary Hay proposals shape and lessen hopes for an international accord, praising Lincoln Elgin and allies for framing talks and dismissing opposition as overbearing interference.
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London
Times
United States
Fox
Daily Chronicle
Roberts
Balfour
Oserament
Morning Post
Parly ‘Telegraph
the Standard
The
Daily News
Senmtor Wolcott
Telgraph
India
Halfour
Behmter Wolcott
McKinley
Virginia's Flag to Fly in Public Schools
At the Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans of Virginia meeting in Richmond Col William H Stewart proposed that Virginia history be displayed on every public school building in the state The plan sparked a lively scene with Major Norman V Randolph opposing the idea stating he would hate to see the United States flag replaced by the Virginia banner The resolution was referred to the history committee for consideration.
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Richmond
Grand Camp of
Confederate Veterans of Virginia
Wm. H Stewart
Portamouth
History Committee
Virginia
Norman V. Randolipt
Houston
New York
Kanes
Geo
State Board of Agriculture
Felt
Kansas
Poe Cae Passat
Kanana
Murmal
Mock Marriage Instruction At Gainesville Seminary
The Gainesville seminary for young ladies held a staged mock wedding to teach the art of marriage. Evelyn Me Culley and Betle with Mrs Foose entered the ceremony with grooms Benson Thompson and E. Guilbert Carswell acting as best men. Father Potter oversaw the ceremony as twenty attendants dressed in white created a formal scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Auditorim
Evelyn Me
Culley
J. A. Rhodes
Betle
van Foose
van Foose, and Were Met At the Altar To the Grooms, Mesurs
Benson
Thompson
E. Guilbert Carswell
Father Potter
Abe
Ayer
Sensational Dalton Trial Convicts Train Robbers and Merchants
In Dalton Georgia the Bohannon gang of train robbers and cooperating merchants faced sentencing after a lengthy trial. Walter Bohannon led the gang with ten years. merchants including Ralph Ellison and J Kirk Farrar received varied terms in chain gang or jail. The case exposed collusion and theft from railroads, ending with substantial penalties and social ruin.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
South
Bohannon Gang
Dalton
Fite
Walter Bohannon
Tom Kinneman
Sam Painter
Late White
Ed Morris
Will Long
Ben Pearce
Followire
Ralph Ellison
Chain Gene
Anderson Gibbons
Chain Gang
T. J. Peeples
Sclee Conbry
Ed Roberts
J. H. Bender
J. Kirk Farrar
G. W. Horn
W. J. McCarson
G. McCannon
Chain Wang
Jeuse Langsdon
Chain Gans
Eeiton Grocery Company
Iain Pees
Western & Atlantic Railway
Farrar Lumber Company
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Garrar
Peeples
Barrels Full of Fish At Tacoma Wharf
At Tacoma on October 25 the northern Commercial wharf hid a crowd of anglers after cod, with three men each landing a three bushel barrel of ling cod in two hours. They salted portions for winter, enjoying the wealth of the season at little cost as the fish piled up along the wharf.
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Tacoma
Woman Deputy Sheriff Appointed in County
Denver Oct 2 Sheriff Webb Saturday issued a deputy’s commission to Hire Home Beers connected with the State Home and Industrial School for Girls on Detroit street. Mrs Beers says she will serve in emergencies. This makes the second woman in the county to be named deputy sheriff.
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Sherif
Denver
Sherif Webb
Home Beers
State Home
Detroit Street
Evidence of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Endorsed by Notables
Judge Frank Ives of Crookston cites personal relief from indigestion after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Also quoted are endorsements from George W. Hoover U S Consul to Brussels, W P Tomlin, E Ransom, Ker of Mondovi, and G D Brown of Mondovi, plus Michigan cure figures and an offer for a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ives
District Court of
Crookston
Minn
Stuart
George W. Hoosevelt
U. S
Mrussels
Belgium
W. P. Tomlin
Duluth
Stueart
E. Ransom
Hustonville
Cerry
Ker
G. D. Brown
Mondovi
Wis
Gyer
Michigan
Stuart & Co
Marshall, Mich
Kansas Farm Wealth and Debt Explained from 1890s Data
Kansas farmers and stockraisers generated total farm and livestock value around 275 million dollars in 1897 with grain yields and dairy, beef and corn rising sharply. The report highlights wheat and corn production, rising cattle, widespread debt payoff, and a prospering rural economy fueling bank and merchant sales statewide.
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Kansas
Mt Wold
State Board of Agriculture
Utis
Texas
Southwest
Kansan
Teanans
Dr Parkhurst Improving and Port Riley Excursion Planned
Madison Square Presbyterian Church reports Dr Parkhurst improving after nervous strain. A letter from Switzerland notes his departure and arrival in Germanys Black Forest, craving renewed strength. special train to Fort Riley October 5 leaves Topeka 10 am with 2.00 round trip fare and a cavalry and band exhibit to accompany the excursion day at the post.
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Parkhurst
New York
Madison Square
Ft Riley
Valen Pacific
Port Riley
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W. N. Allen Shot
H Keeley Institute
C. BE. Riley
K. C
Leedy
Dr. Berger
Geo. W. Stamefield
Kansas Avenue
Millers Pharmacy
Corner View
Topeka Avenue
Gallant
Savona
Uncle Sam
Castoria
Or Infante
Georgia
Mada
Swift
W.l. Douglas
Avery
Sanpty
Douglas, Brockina, Stam
Topeka Cash Bry Goods Co
J. B. Hayden
Meusas Ave
Vogenitz
Kanmnsavr
Empire Oh Aleeraes Tan Lda At
Crosby Bos
Kunaua
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