Lawrence Journal exposes political bossism and public duties
The Lawrence Journal reflects on municipal governance and the perils of political bossism. It quotes a San Francisco lecture criticizing the divide between church and state, urging citizens and churches to unite in improving local politics and resisting corrupt leadership.
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Topeka politics stir over two governor candidates
A fragmented local paperless letter debates Democratic tensions in Topeka and Douglas county. It cites figures Howe Curtis Bailey and Howdson papers while warning voters against mixing state issues with personal agendas. The piece urges electing capable county representatives to advance state university interests and resist sectional political maneuvering.
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Walter Courtnee and local notes bring Kansas drift
Lecompton and Williametown sections report potato planting ending across the river in the fertitarian valley. Mention of Perry people visiting, a hopeful crop estimate near thrashing time, and a Williamstown death rumor. Local church, school, and political notices outline primaries, conventions, and upcoming events.
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Crowder Report on Chalmette Inquiry Reaches White House
Col Crowder's complete inquiry into Port Chalmette conditions and wartime supply shipments to South Africa is now with the president. The document, lacking any recommendation for action, reflects conditions as Crowder found them and was prepared as a presidential personal report.
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Senate Passes River and Harbor Bill With Large Appropriations
Washington April 22 The Senate approved the river and harbor bill carrying about 70 million dollars without debate. The measure, reported by the commerce committee, moves on to other business as the Philippine government bill is set aside for today. A resolution on Philippine law was introduced but not debated. The session also touched on neutrality violations linked to South Africa and shipments of war materiel, with officials noting camps near New Orleans and chalmette. The agricultural appropriation was reported, and a joint resolution admitted the replica statue of Rechamlcn duty free.
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Rechamlcn
Sawmill Fire Destroys Gem City Plant and Nearby property
A blaze at the Gem City Sawmill company in Quincy IT destroyed plant buildings valued at 230000 and caused one death from shock. Fire spread over ten acres of lumber, damaged two bridges on the Burlington Road, burned freight cars, and destroyed stables, a livery and several residences. Firemen were overcome but others saved. rebuilding is likely.
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Quarrel Over Land Ends in Bloodshed Near Collinsville
Four miles north of Collinsville Muscogee district April 22 siege ends with Ed Phillips dead and Heady Ed and Mayfield mortally wounded after Skidmore and crew ambush them. Skidmore, Oulagah resident, had long fought Phillips over land. Paces and Mayfield captured. later reports warn the wounded may die.
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Fire at South Omaha engine house wrecks building
Fire destroyed Engine House No 2 at South Omaha injuring two firemen and destroying the hose department except the wagon. The blaze left evidence of arson with sections of hose found cut. A woman named Martin Maroney was arrested in connection with the fire.
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Hore
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Catarrh Cure Ad Seeks Reward and Endorsements
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for proof that Catarrh can be cured by Hell's Catarrh Cure. It includes a Toledo address for J. Cheney & Co and a testimonial line claiming longstanding dealings with F. J. Cheney and endorsing his character and business abilities.
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Chicago Tragedy: Despondent Upholsterer Kills Family
In a crowded State Street tenement a seven person colored family, Butler Stainer and his wife and five children, were found dead with rat bite and advanced decay. Police suspect murder followed by self inflicted poison. Butler, an upholsterer, had threats against his wife and had faced ongoing poverty and despair.
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Steamship Deal Involving Morgan and Gr with Shipbuilders
New York reports Clement A Griscom head of the International Navigation company met in New York with TL Morgan to discuss a steamship consolidation. Philadelphia builder HL Cramp is linked to the merger aims to unite British German and American lines under Morgan. Morgan urged American shipbuilders to act while Morgan & Co confirms syndicate controls the venture and has closed local subscriptions.
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Morgan Combination
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WH. P, Morgan & Co
Philippine Items and Military Dispatches
Fragmentary notes report naval movements around the Trovapert Hufert-ten and San Prineisca passage, with mentions of Gen Frederick J. Grant and engagements with insurgents. A Filipino commander Guevarra signs surrender terms for April 27. Cholera tolls and medical remedies are cited, alongside commercial ads for Ely's Cream Balm and Burdock Blood Bitters. A separate item describes a derailment near a curve and a near-miss rescue. The Missouri State Board of Equalization convenes in Jefferson City on April 22 to set tax assessments for railways, bridges, telegraph and telephone properties.
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