Atchison Liquor Case Leads to State Court Remand
In Atchison January 2 circuit judge D J Brewer issued an opinion in the state ex rel case challenging Kansas prohibitory liquor law as unconstitutional under the fourteenth amendment. The defendant Bradley’s removal to federal court was denied and the case remanded to state court for settlement. Separately, Junction City forms a Board of Trade with B Rockwell as president and T Dixon as vice president. Kansas City Kansas water works plan shifts supply to Missouri river sources, with Wyandotte Water Works sold to National Works Company for service to Wyandotte and Kansas City, Kansas.
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Board of Trade
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Junction City
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B. Rockwell
Thos. Dixon
R W. Pierce
G. W. McKnight
Public Debt and Treasury Totals Reported
Washington January 2 The treasurer's general account shows interest bearing debt principal 22 041 2 0 778 180 THster sbeeseeseneee sees 18 550 5% Total debt principal and interest 1 518 698 1 科 Available cash in treasury 104 511 001 Total cash In Treasury 361 WS Reduced to submission Montaxat January 2 The recorded authorities of St Cunegonde have reduced to submission by the central health stand barricade at city limits enforcing quarantine for smallpox villagers and measures to halt spread The village board of health reported goats fees that do not meet the threat withdrew quarantine January 2 During the 3 January commissions saw few changes since the first of July over 9 000 changes
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Grand Jury Denounces Saloon Rackets in Chicago
The Chicago grand jury released a lengthy report criticizing low saloons and disreputable dens in the first district. It accuses police complicity and notes open crime, police brutality cases, and political influence hindering reform. The report ethics condemn city administration for tolerating abuses.
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Town riot over Matamoras new officers ends in blood
A Matamoras Mex correspondent reports clashes at the installation of a new city board. Torres supporters seized the city hall while the mayor fled and police were ordered not to fire. Casualties included a chief of police shot in the thigh and several Torres adherents wounded as troops moved in to restore order. Berlin notes follow with Germany’s labor laws, foreign disputes, and public ceremonies.
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Lost in the Deep and the Konoch Murders Stir Michigan News
Panama advices recount a Chilean boat tragedy near Tallevano involving the Silva and Gonzalez families with seven aboard. five drownings, two survivors, and bodies recovered to Dec 23. Detroit reports Elizabeth Knoch’s death amid suspicions tied to the Springs Wells murders. Gustave Knoch faces renewed scrutiny as other family deaths loom. Also, Captain Jeffrey Gerroir of the Racer is jailed for alleged conspiracy to wreck and defraud. Amail Pox deaths rise in Morgantown and surrounding areas.
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Barking contest pits sheriffs in memorable 1860s event
A humorous duel between Sheriff Carmean and ex sheriff Asher unfolds at a livery stable in Kansas, with bets on who can bark corn better. The planned match tomorrow echoes strong local spirit as townsfolk await the outcome and the entertainment value.
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