Defend Them chosen for murder trials in Leavenworth
Judge Hook appoints ex Senator Lucien Baker ex Attorney General Lambert and Atwood to defend Hob Clark Turner Burns Fred Robinson Gilbert Mullins and Frank Thompson in the first degree murder case tied to the 1901 penitentiary mutiny. Proceedings set for October 18 with possible hanging if convicted and president may commute.
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Leavenworth
Kas
W. C Hook
United States District Court
United States
Lucien Baker
F E. Lambert
John H. Atwoodo
Hob Clark
Turner Barna
Fred Robinson
Gilbert Clullins
Fran Thompson
Kansas
Clark
Robinson
L EL Lambert
United States District Attorney
Ters
Saute
Fred
Waldrupe
Frank Thompson
Thompson
McClaughry
ED. McKeever
Fort Leavenworth
John Waldrope
Ardmore
I T
Turner Barnes
Gilbert Mullins
Apples Sold in Wellhouse Orchards by Leavenworth Buyer
George C. Richardson of Leavenworth has bought the entire crop of Wellhouse orchards in Park and county of Leavenworth. The 900-acre venture yields an estimated 9,000 bushels of Jonathan apples. Richardson plans shipping to the cannery and expects fruit dealers to handle the produce soon.
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Leavenworth
Kan
George ¢. Richardson
Richardson
Clark
Insurance agent accused of obtaining money under false pretenses
Mrs. Charlotte Graves files complaint with the county attorney against Charles P. Borders of Lawrence, state agent for Equitable Insurance, alleging deceptive practices over a policy sold to her for about $6,000 and claiming he collected $480 more than the premium.
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E Graves
Charles P. Borders
Lawrence
Borders
Equitable Insurance Company
Charlotte Graves
L. B. Graves
Fort Riley Camp Buildings Nearing Completion
Prefaring for Mawes piping nearly completed for Fort Riley camp on Pawnee flats. Timber contract let for storehouses and cook shacks to be finished as troops begin arriving today. Plumbers to finish water pipe by next Thursday as Fort Leavenworth cavalry recamps near Manhattan then heads to camp. Other arrivals expected daily.
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Fort Riley
Pawnee Flats
Fort Leavenworth
Manhattan
Experiments on Santa Fe Lines Improve Rail Ties
Railroads explore wood preservatives to lengthen tie life. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe conducts trials east of Summerville Texas with beech, hemlock, tamarack, and other timbers. Testing seeks best treatment, uniform results across timbers, and cost-effective upgrades.
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Herman von Schrenck
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Summerville
Tex
United States
Burnett
Wellhouse
Alderdyce, Inc Creosote
English
Barschall
Beaumont
Preservatives for wood kill fungi and timber protection
Salts used to treat wood act by killing fungi and bacteria that destroy timber. Efficacy depends on reaching a definite dose, after which salts must remain in wood to prevent regrowth. Soluble salts wash out with water, so long-term protection requires an ideal preservative that is poisonous to decay agents, easy to inject, penetrates all timber, and remains affordable. European practice informs American adoption toward broader pickling in the future.
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America
United States
Freight House Workers See Wage Increases in Kansas City
In Kansas City on September 15, about five hundred loaders and related staff across different roads received substantial salary raises. The increases came voluntarily from some carriers with others petitioning for boosts, and there was no mentioned strike risk. Union Pacific led by raising daily wages from 1.40 to 1.55 dollars, prompting Santa Fe houses to consider similar moves.
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Frank Eccleston
Lawton
Ora Bn
H. Ward
John ‘Croh
C. A. Nelson
Tinckernith
Mader
Harold Lawless
Nicholas Gritey
Peter Sok
Kansas
W. L. Grey
Aimee
Santa Fe
Raton
N. M
Atec
Banta Fe
Ieee
Ae Serico
Rand
Bilwell
Stilwell
Santa Be
Wtm- Hong
Ike
Kansas City
Joaders
Union Pacific
Fragmentary note on free consultations and care
A partial, unclear excerpt mentions a doctor and free consultations. The sentence hints at offering lifetime care or service but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities. Further readable text needed for precise summary.
Rutchinsons Fare Return Quoted at Central Kansas Fair
Brief note records a round trip fare of 466 dollars via Gante Fo for the Central Kansas fair on September 25 through 18. The ticket labeled 04 13th tenth shows a single fare for the return journey.
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Rutchinsons
Gante Fo
Central Kansas Fair
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