Delegates from Kansas React to Cincinnati Convention
Report from Kansas City Times notes the Kansas delegation returning from Cincinnati excited and hopeful. Elders and Davin reflect on unity and a successful birth of the People's Party, aiming to press demands in Congress and align with southern and western states. Mrs. Diggs of Lawrence discusses immediate action and future suffrage steps alongside prohibition debates.
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Kansas City ‘Times
Kansas
Cincinnati
Union Depot
Unioney
P. P. Elder
John Davin
Fifth District
Junction Cl
Ventepie
People's Party
South
Plumb
Ingalls
Ee Deven
Congress
Ohio
Annie L. Diggs
Lawrence, Kas
Mra
Erama Ghent Curtis
Colorado
Diggs
Ngs
Dr. McLallin
Advocate
Alliance
Kanana
Powder Explosion Injures Two Miners at Invanbo Mill
May 27 at Leapyne Col. an old pay powder charge exploded while Morris Donavan and Adolph Hauffman drilled in the Invanbo mill. The blast tore into frats injuring both men. nearby miners sustained minor injuries but none died.
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Leapyne
Morris Donavan
Adolph Hauffman
Invanbo
Solomon River Flood Damages Reported Near Makorn
The Solomon River surged yesterday forenoon with the stream out of its banks. Hansen and Thornton mill dam broke, causing about 2500 in losses. Stephens Brown dam and mill are in danger, and several bridges west of here have been washed out.
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Solomon River
Makorn
Hansen and Thornton
Stephens & Brown
Graves Out on Ball Tiesver May 37
Dr. T Thatcher Graves, confined in the county jail since his arrest on a charge of poisoning Mrs J B Barnaby, was yesterday admitted to bail. Bondsmen were satisfactory and Graves was released on liberty.
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de. Graves
T. Thatcher Graves
J.B. Barnaby
Graves
Uberty
A Treaty of Friendship: Palan
A brief notice reports a treaty of friendship dated Palan signed between parties, outlining aims of mutual cooperation and peaceful relations. The fragment notes diplomatic ties and the potential impact on regional stability, without detailing signatories or specific terms.
Prohibitionists Jubilant Over Rohrer Decision in Kansas
TOPEKA May 27 Prohibitionists celebrate the supreme court ruling in the Rohrer case. County Attorney Welch who dropped prosecutions of men continuing to sell liquor after the Wilson bill will renew action and wage the war with vigor. Secretary of State Higgins hopes the decision removes politics from the issue. Democrats and Republicans weary of a local liquor campaign note the split could advantage the reform cause in the approaching election.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Rohrer
Welch
Ila Uor
Wilson
Higgins
Yple
Missionary Union Reports on Africa Burmah Japan
In Cincinnati on May 27 the American Baptist Missionary Union held sessions. Committees reported on Africa Burmah and Japan with concerns over colored missionaries, manpower needs, and Japanese resistance. Dr John Nelson Murdock was named honorary secretary to write a history of his service.
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Cincinnati
American Baptist Missionary Union
Africa
Aricana
Burmah
W. Roberts
Committee On
Japan
John Nelson Murdock
Court reverses Bates county liquor conviction on defective election notice
The Kansas City court of appeals reversed M. M. Kauffman’s conviction for selling liquor under local option. It ruled the local option law in Bates county was not legally adopted due to only twenty seven days notice for the January 24 1888 election, one day short, a fatal defect.
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Kansas City
Court of Appeals
Olfachary
M. M. Kauffman
Bates County
Kaman
Cal Elected United States Senator in Florida
In Tallahassee the senate opened with seventeen absent anti Call senators who fled the city to block a quorum. Orders were given to seize the fugitives. At noon the Call faction joined the house. fifty four elected members answered. A vote for United States senator gave Call fifty one votes and Brown declared Call elected.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Senate
Call
House of Representatives
United States
Senator
Liftyrone
Brown
Fire destroys Mohawk block court records in Peculiar Florida
A fire in the Mohawk block wiped out U S district court records dating back to 1740 in Jacksonville Florida. Lawyers fear many criminal cases are ended and indictments must be redone though some Middle Florida Democrats faces violations of U S election law in 1881 remain.
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Jacksonville
Fla
United States District Court
Florida
August Flower praised for relief of biliousness and dyspepsia
Jesse Barker of Humboldt New Jersey credits August Flower with curing long standing stomach pains and constipation. He praises the medicine as a humane benefaction and urges its knowledge to others suffering from dyspepsia or biliousness.
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Jesse Barker
Humboldt
Kangas
Green
Woodbury
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Palan
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Jonrriny
Seasion
Cal
Kansas City, MO
Geo. F. MacKay
American Ticket Myphers’ Ass'n
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Esas
Leu
Letige
Frurupe
Purle
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