Weather and convention notes from Emporia and state encampment
A mixed local record reports Berf convention resolutions and a G A B encampment at Emporia with Illinois delegates raising a question on back trusts, plus a weather bulletin for Sipxan Crews, showing cloudy skies, a 107 to 3512 humidity range, and winds southwest at 4 p.m. It notes March readings from the previous year and forecasts colder, northerly winds ahead with associated temperatures and conditions.
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Sipxan
Wicwrs
Kan
Thamen
Trusy
Wasnseres
D.C
Combine debate at Souther hotel seeks anti trust action
Delegates at a legislative conference in St Louis gather at Souther hotel to push measures restraining the beet and pulp trusts, with Governor Brands urging strong anti monopoly legislation as a central aim. Committee appointments and a lengthy agenda mark the opening actions of the convention.
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St Lavi
Mareh 12
Souther Hotel
Sax
Thoom
Ant Thomas
Cook
Ne- Dyaska
Parlvanent
Iter Winte
Arena
Serretars
Charles Martin
H E Ig Kortiann
C.F Misouri
Albert Heal
Lown
Lake Pervertil Srusy
Bar
Interstate commerce law amendment debate session adjourns
A convention debated amending the Interstate commerce law to curb railroad interference in beer and pork handling, then adjourned after the rules committee report. Reports from Mis sisippi and Rio Grande mouths were noted as part of the discussion.
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Mexico
Missisippi
Rio Grande
Committee On Rules
An Editor Murdered and Robbers Terrorize Fayette County
Fragmented reports describe Captain T W Dawson editor of the News and Courier shot in Charleston while a separate Fayette county band of five armed robbers terrorized Payette County Pa torturing residents and looting homes. The attackers targeted farmers Anderson Lilly Groves and widow Keeler pressing money and a pension check before riding toward the mountains amid state wide armed vigilance.
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Payette County
Pennsylvania
Prisatng
McClellantows
Asiontown
Fayette County
Xarret
Anderson
Lilly
Groves
Keeler
Franklin Township
Dawson
The
Charleston News and Courier
Fateful Dice Quarrel Ends In Fatal Shooting In City
In Kansas City on March 11, a dispute over a five cent dice led to a fatal shooting. Constable Hiram Mame allegedly shot Samuel Tass and another man, Sacuel Tass, during a morning altercation at a local venue. The incident occurred amid a busy day with nine women present.
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Exportia
Ceam
Whatkeepers House
Beck
Iewry Heatts
Sons of Veterans
Loyal Legion
Kansas National Guards
Exporla
Missouri Pacific
St. Lams
Sunnal
Missouri Pacific Railway
Tbis City
Pacific
Sole Pacific
Tay Moil
Tay Gould
Sidney Dilton
Samuel Sloan
Hyssell Thetis J. Eekert
George
J. Hypkyns Y
Geers J. Forest
CS. Greeley
Miller
John K Mannin
RS. Hayes
New York
Gould Party
Ther Trp
Interstate
Ominoo
Western Railway
Ar Cent
Addace F. Widker
Interstate Compares Commission
Interstate Commerce Railway
Ben Mide
Walker
Sien
Sisneil
Kansas City
Hiram M. Mame
Colamed Depetr
Sacuel
Mager
Panerses
Busse
Eich
Prominent Cincinnati Lawyer Kebler Dies by Own Hand
A notable Cincinnati attorney, Charles A Kebler, a leading figure at the bar, died in an apparent suicide after revelations of his forgeries totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. Evidence suggests he forged deeds to cover debts tied to his late father John Kebler, a respected lawyer, with letters and a dying confession found amid the investigation.
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Crversnarr
Charles A Kebler
Cincinnati
John Kebler
John Forger
Coppeck
S. Kuhn
Charles
Sv Orlock
Henrietta D. Leonard
Chas. A. Kebler
Coppeck-Kam
Charter
Miet
Guilty Verdict Reported in Chicameo Trial Involving Exploitation
The trial ended this morning with a guilty verdict after five children aged 8 to 13 testified about enticement to dens. Authorities report the defendants were remanded to jail and await trial at the next term as a crowd watched without violence.
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Aah Witeess
GOFPS Petition Denied in West Virginia Supreme Court
The West Virginia Supreme Court denied Geoff’s petition and refused the writ of mandamus against Governor Wilson, indicating Wilson may hold over without a new legislature. The decision was announced as Justices read the opinion, with Wilson and his counsel in attendance. A separate U.S. Supreme Court ruling reversed a Utah case, while other cases noted included Colton v. People and various federal matters. The report also mentions Towenbeed’s funeral in Washington.
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Gilder‘xleove
Grand Jury
Court of General Sessions
Champerty
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Ker
Jucy
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Tates
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Rand Jury
Tie
Distriet
Wilson
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Snider
Carr
Whlust
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Gulf
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Supreme Court of Utah
Aodrew Colton
Territory of Utah
Colton
Salt Lake City
Supreme Court of the Territory
Justice Harlan
Court of Claims
Mulvone F. Watson
Supreme Court of
Are ‘States
Went Pont
Washer
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Kentucky
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Nutie Wallmerge
F. Brow
District of Columbia
Columbia
Justis Fuller Warren Lalani
Plaiati
Central National
New York City
Nose Warren Leland, Jr
Central National Bath
Chef Suistice al
John M. Lamb
Appell
Robert McCluire
Angndeniel
Fuller
Capt Dark
Peluouers
Lamar
Nota
J.P Smith
Font Simtes
Lebo Wit
Phillipe
Ersti
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George Bethane
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Theria
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Carina
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Wileon
Nott
Leen Ata Trust Coropany
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Merien
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Willers Niebow
James
Georgetown
The
Union Trust Company of Los Vorapreilante
Ioneweeet
Ee Andrews
Mase
Chastente
Narain
S Bod
Jaze G Jenkins
Fusanta
Gilson
Pas Ant Jerewisk Tomine
Cieg
Special Bargains on Ladies Boots in Wide Range
Ads offer $4 genuine handmade French kid button boots and $3.50 Dongola boots for ladies. Styles include common sense to opera with all widths from B to E. Ends satisfy bargain shoppers seeking durable, affordable footwear.
Special spa in mens shoes repair to be sold
The item notes a special sale on men’s shoes with repairs offered. It claims genuine bargain prices from 5 to 7 dollars per pair, stressing value compared with typical markets.
Iron trade shows dull mood with hopes for spring revival
Readable dispatches describe a depressed iron trade with widespread belief that the downturn is temporary and tied to winter stock depletion. Forecasters anticipate revival with warmer weather and higher demand, led by activity in York rolling mills and Columbia district furnaces.
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Amin
Gstally
Bastmess York
Pasohn W. Stearns
York Rollin Mill
York
Columbia
Aurora Furnace
Wrightsvilln
Brad
Sass
Olumiliia
Coliuetia
Teun Company
Farianes
Ruthing
Valecity
Michletin
Pats
Lemstade
Fragments of a Local Notice Read as Jumbled Text
A damaged OCR fragment from a local notice presents unreadable names and details about a public action. Readable parts mention no clear event, date, or official. The text lacks coherent entities or a discernible summary due to corruption.
Ex-Justice Campbell Dead in City Morn Blaze
March 1 reports from Minwa describe the death of ex justice John A Campbell ambassador of the supreme court and assistant secretary of war in tele bone city. Separate items note a military expedition wrecked amid wartime chaos and a railway eating house fire at Chimer station with injuries and damage reported.
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Campbell
Daurwuie
John A. Campbell
Supreme Court of the
Minwa
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