Wait of Captain W S Wait defended by Wisconsin letter
A Wisconsin letter to the State Journal defends Captain Wait of the Brute board of charities against claims by Lincoln Post about him stealing a chair from ill soldier Cook. The writer, Manner Kawase Ixvane Aariom, details Wait’s August arrival, chair borrowing for a short transfer, and asserts the charges are malicious, urging verification by Servant Householder and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Friends of
State Insane Asylum
The
State Journal
Lincoln Post
W. 5
Wait
Board of Charities
Cook
Niu
Walt
Kansas City Star
Morey
Sapesine
Neevica
Shama
Kansas Ave
Miss Lamney of Norton Denies Killing McEnroe
Parsass Sept 29 Homer Call the divorced husband of Mrs Lizzie P R McClure visited the home of his former wife to persuade her to live with him and take their two children Artie 11 and a son. The mother refused and later Artie disappeared with the father seen driving away. Lamney pleads forgetfulness claiming he killed McEnroe in self defense and that she recalls nothing until told afterward.
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Mra McClure
Cherryvale Lumley
Abbott House
Arties
Miss Lehanb
Artie
McBuree
Nomox
Dause
Shiv
McEenroe
McEnroe
Lady Windermere's Fan advances spark Grand opening
There is a big advance sale for Oscar Wilde's comedy tonight at the Grand. The Wichita audience praised the play last night, especially the Erlynne Windermere scene and the climactic third act. Miss Oliver as Mrs Erlynne and Miss Gilviany as Lady Windermere receive praise, with magnificent dresses noted. Box parties expected. a spiritualist entertainment follows Sunday with Dr. Alexander Hume and Kate Fox, not new to the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wilde
Lady Windermere
Comany
the Grand
Mra Erlynne
Miss Gilviany
Lady Windermers
Miss Sykes
Eugene Hagan
W. J. Black
Seymour Davia
Ed. Horner
Charlie Allen
Meir Iadies
Alexander Hume
Kate Fox
Hume
United States
Bisa
Civil Docket Opens in District Court with Jury Waiver Focus
Judge Haze presides over a full civil docket session in district court. The term’s agenda includes waivers of jury trials and setting trial preferences, noting Frank Brogan versus Policeman Otis Capron and a motion to dismiss. The Topeka Water Supply case was postponed, and quo warranto actions against Chief Indsey and Pete Gish likely await after November.
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District Court
Frank Brogan
Otis Capron
C | Welch
Brogan
Topeka
Martin & Dennis
Indsey
Pete Gish
Incendiary Fire Destroys Hugo Felitz House at Harrison Street
A fire swept Hugo Felitz’s home at the foot of Harrison Street, discovered at 12:25 AM. Firefighters faced hose deployment challenges. the uninsured house suffered near total destruction with about 300 dollars damage. Felitz, living on the islanded camp area, has long faced trouble from tramps. A tan was seen leaving the scene as Felitz awoke.
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Hugo Felits
Harrison Street
Hugo Felitz
Falitz
Felitz
Bryan and Thurston in Joint Nebraskana Debate
Omaha Sept 20 W J Bryan issued a challenge for a joint debate with John M Thurston the Republican nominee for U S senator. Bryan also challenged the Republican state committee to meet Gov McKinley who will speak in Omaha in October Thurston said he would accept the challenge though action on the McKinley defy could not yet be ascertained.
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Omaha
W. J. Bryan
John M. Thurston
United States
Bryan
Republican State Committee
McKinley
Thurston
NO PAC INJUNCTION CASE TO BE QUOTED MONDAY
The United States Court of Appeals will hand down Monday an opinion on the Northern Pacific injunction case. This follows Judge Jenkins injunction restraining Northern Pacific employees from striking and the subsequent Jenkins proceedings. Justice Harlan arrived in Chicago and will preside with him at the session, with Judges Wood and Jenkins on the bench.
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Court of Appeals
Carcaco
United States Court of Appeals
Northern Pacific
Jenkens
Jenkins
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Wood
Time Changes in Masses at Church of the Assumption
The Church of the Assumption announces changes to service times effective tomorrow. The early mass moves from 9:30 to 9 o'clock, the second mass shifts to 10:20, and the vesper moves from 1:20 PM to 2:30 PM. Rev. Father Hayden has recovered to lead tomorrow's services.
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Church of the Assumption
Father Hayden
Republican candidates invited to Birmingham visit
William McKinley of Ohio and Benjamin Harrison of Indiana, with other prominent Republicans, have been invited to Birmingham in October to speak on issues of the day on behalf of the Republican nominee for Congress from Alabama's Ninth District.
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Harrison
McKinley
Birmingham
Alu
William McKinley
Ohio
Benjamin Harrison
Indiago
Toirmingham
Congress
Alabama
Coxey at Columbiana in Circus Wagons Sale Rumor
Generals Coxey spoke to about 4000 in Columbiana as seven wagons move the outfit. A paper claimed he has shown overtures to a circus enterprise to sell the property. U B receivers report savings in expenses with a detailed federal filing. David Overmyer and John J Ingalle plan speeches in Kansas City tonight. Shirts mended by teleosters.
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ColumBiana
Coxer
Focal
U. B
Omans
Federal District Court
David Overmyer
John J. Ingalle
Kansas City
Teloesters
Informer McDaniel Held on Train Robbery Charge
The Gorin train robbery informant McDaniel, son of his own father, was held to the grand jury in 1500 bail on charges of conspiring to rob a train. He pleaded not guilty. Justice Sanders failed to secure a bond. McDaniel claims he acted only on Overfield’s orders and kept the railroad informed. Detectives Kinney and Matthews escorted him from Topeka after a complaint in defense of the wounded robbers Abrams and Overfield.
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Gorin
Meupais
C. F. Sanders
Ec Far
McDaniel
Overfield
Topeka
J. J. Kinney
Matthews
Santa Fe
Secret Service
Com
Abrams
Thim
War on Gamblers Aggressive in Chicago and Nationwide
Grand jury report charges twenty property owners with gambling facilities in Chicago and surrounding areas. Indicted include Irving Pearce and Owen F. Aldis, with others such as James I. Todd and George W. Hawkins. Civic federation backs continued probes as investigations widen. Also reported is Democratic committee action on nominating Jerry Simpson, with notification plans for Hill Lockwood and Gaynor by Charlies R Dai in outset of convention era.
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Chicago
Cutcaco
Iving Pearce
Sherman Houser
Owen F. Aldis
James I. Todd
Civic Federation
Cer Gfity
George WY. Hawkins
New
Harlem Race Track
Wm. Wightman
Democratic Congressional Committee
Jerry Simpson
Richardson
Journal
Simpson
Atuanr
Charlies R Dai
Messrs. Hill, Lockwood and
Gaynor
Bourke Cochran
James D. Bell
Amasa G. Walker
Charles P. McCleland
Today’s Market Report From Associated Brass
Market report shows grain strength on a Liverpool influenced day with wheat futures up and down amid tight receipts. Oats and corn mixed with higher early prices then retreating, pork and lard retreating after gains, hogs and cattle receipts varying, overall market active with some firmness and several price points listed for cash and futures across wheat corn pork and beef markets.
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Associated Brass
State Journal
Curiaco
Liverpool
Ssige
May
OS Inc GaTa
Timothy
Sucre
Sons of Famous Sires and Honor in Youth
A read of prominent youths shows Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. and other descendants of famed fathers pursuing distinguished paths. The piece highlights Holmes’s Civil War service with multiple wounds, later legal career, and bench appointment, alongside mentions of John W Mackar Jr. George M Pullman Jr. John D Rockefeller Jr. Potter Palmer Jr. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. and others as notable offspring shaping their own legacies.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Cervantes
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr
Boston
Harvard
Claus
Fort Independence
Leutenant
Inter
Ball's Blof
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Hii
Wen
Twentieth
Massachusetts Infantry
Wright
Petersburg
Cambridge
Cambridge Law School
Supreme Judicial Court
John W. Mackar
George M. Pullman, Jr
John D. Rockefeller
Potter Palmer, Jr
Cornelius Vannerbilt
John Hout, Jr
Ulysses S. Grant
George W. Shires, Jr
Williams, Endicott
MUST SIGN A PLEDGE AT WESTERN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Northwestern University students are asked to sign a pledge not to indulge in base conduct. President Henry Wade Rogers, 40, leads a strict regime against drinking and rough college amusements. His biography covers birth in Trenton Falls New York, education at Hamilton College and Michigan, and a career as law professor and dean before heading the university. The piece also notes Lords’ fees and taxes related to the British peerage system.
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Sthwestern University
Farbear
Basing
Evanston
Lils
Northwestern University
Mmust
Henry Wade Rogan
A. M
LL. T
Henry Wade Nokes
Rogers
Trenton Falls
Henry W. Rogers
Buffalo
Hamilton College
University of Michigan
Thorms M. Cooley
Michigan
Cooley
Minneapolis
Eugene M. Wilson
Minnesota
University of Michigan Inn School
United States
Emma Winner
John Ogden Winner
New Jersey
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Tieroghi AC
George Wood
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Mr. Wood
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Will Crosby
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Oe King
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W. W. Pierpe
A Sim
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Quincey
D. Hicesias
LM. Peswell
S. Baker
Ca McBride
Preach Bakery
Kaosss Ave
Lady Windermere’s
Haze
Bryan and Thurston
PAC
Coxey
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M’ Daniel Held
Todays Market Report
Kansas
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