Collingsworth Accepts Sentence At Topeka District Court
Collingsworth, a Topeka talent figure, ends a liquor sale case by surrendering to a thirty day jail term on each of two counts and paying 200 dollars in fines and costs. He will work off the sentence at the county jail and vowed to quit gambling. The police case against him for a third count may not proceed. A separate burglary/larceny case against Frank White settled with a guilty verdict. another burglary case involving Sidney Pickens moved forward with motions denied. The Dispatch, a Republican paper, shifts ownership and editorship to Phillips County.
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Labor Day Scenes at Kerr's Park Stir Kansas City Disorder
Governor Lewelling spoke amid a drunken crowd at Kerr's Park Labor Day event in Kansas City Kansas. Beer tents and gambling wheels operated under the grandstand while deputies kept order as fights and verbal clashes erupted among attendees including women appealing for curbs on liquor and gambling.
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A Day of Battles at State Insane Asylum
A chaotic day at the state asylum features a quarrel between Superintendent Dr McCasey and Dr Brothers over ward care. An assistant superintendent clashes on patient management, a bookkeeper reports an attendant beating a patient with a strap, and Fitzgerald is discharged. An accident injures a patient’s ankle in the kitchen as staff dissent and mismanage care.
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Are We Cheated In the Adoption of the Smead System
A Kansas City and Topeka dispute on the Smead sanitary system in schools prompts removal of Smead closets from Kansas City high school as the city board of health condemns the setup. The Topeka board of education may consider similar action amid cost concerns, with no new closets planned.
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North Topeka Hems Of Interest From North Side River
North Topeka notes list residents traveling to Halton Bax ter Boringe and Osage Oska loosa with visits by J E Crockett M C Holman Pax Milton and G M MecCiors. A river rise covers sandbars and a five year old Lukens boy sustains a fractured arm after a wagon accident.
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Opposition to Tammany union forms in New York
In New York on September 5 a conference united diverse anti Tammany groups led by W Horace Roume and Thea Sutro. The assembly endorsed a plan to pool votes against Tammany Hall and pledged to support cross group collaboration for municipal reform ahead of September 17 county conventions. The Republic denied further conferences until then but supported the spirit of the resolution.
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Japs and Uncle Tom's Cabin At Topeka Theater
The Musee Theater presents the Jap troupe from Japan and Doherty Ryner in Akatorial acts, drawing large audiences as Topeka stock company ends domestic drama with True as Steal tonight. Tomorrow schedules Uncle Tom's Cabin matinee and evening with special scenery. prices unchanged.
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Liberty Bell Goes to Pittsburgh for Grand Army Camp
The Liberty Bell, famed from the World’s Fair, rests in Cassinge after New York. On Saturday it will travel to Pittsburgh to play a prominent role in the Grand Army encampment and related Democratic activities as the party marks its state convention.
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