State Dental Association Meets in Topeka Next Tuesday
The Register notes the State Dental Association will convene in Topeka on the coming Tuesday. Fire damages in Emporia and Lawrence with extensive property loss. Rail and financial moves spark debate over Kansas freight offices and bonds. Mississippi flood devastates crops and homes, with losses estimated in the millions across sugar, rice, and tobacco sectors. The Topeka jail case concerning the Bender suspect continues with testimonies and possible identifications. The President’s veto message questions free banking and currency policy, urging careful balance of taxation and specie restoration.
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Opposition to Republicans Divided by Local Factions
In the Franklinconn area report from the Menges City Times, opposition appears fractured into small cliques each aiming to act as a self styled party leader while snarling at Republicans and attacking each other. The call is signed by about six Franklin residents.
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Simon Pare
Menges City
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Topeka conventions and party splits spark debate
The text reports competing convention calls for May in Topeka with two delegates per district and addresses a split in opposition parties. It notes John Davis leading a Reform State Committee forming an anti monopoly party, while Ottawa Journal critiques the move as a bogus effort. It suggests Republican strength when opposition remains divided.
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The Presidents Veto Split West East On Currency Bill
The piece condemns the Presidents veto of a currency bill, arguing it favors monied interests over Western and Southern agricultural classes. It notes sectional divides, contemplates impacts on the nation's finances, and cites Gov. Osborn's telegram to Senator Morton as part of ongoing Republican discussion. The text reflects a period stance on currency policy and political fault lines.
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State News Roundup From Topeka to Lawrence
State News item highlights editor appointment in Olathe, a Topeka jail sighting of a famed figure, large family births in Bey City, and Kansas rail and land reports. Cattle losses in Douglas County, wheat prospects in Cave Montgomery, Tall tales from Junction City, and local political missteps loom alongside rail, timber, and crime notes across Kansas towns.
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News of the Week Across Missouri and Nation
Cattle die from starvation in Missouri as a Boston dispatch notes relief funds for Louisiana reach fifty thousand dollars with ongoing subscriptions. Smuggler is entered for a ten thousand dollar trotting purse at Boston in September and Charley Marvin may drive him. Dispatches discuss public sentiment on recent bills, a horse thief pursuit near Boughton on the Cairo and Fulton line ends in deaths, while Gen Butler comments on Grant and presidential acts. Baxter seeks aid for Arkansas amid alleged insurrection, with lawyers en route and a post office contract dispute reviewed by the House Post Office committee and the Attorney General.
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Elm Park
Civil suit notice in Bald Township Kansas 1878
Moee- Nel administrator estate of KF Wyisht sues H K Winans and E K Naylor trading as Winans & Naylor. Plaintiffs claim attachment from county official on April 24 1878 for 345 with 12 percent interest since November 5th 1872. Case to be heard May 14 at 10 o'clock a m. ROYD plaintiffs attorney.
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Arnett v McAllister Garnishment Notice in Kansas
Hannah Arnett sues James McAllister in Allen county Kansas before Justice of the Peace Pul ver. Plaintiff seeks 816.30 and garnishment order with trial set for the third Sunday in May at 10:00 A.M. Dated April 30, 1874.
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City Attorney Ordinance Provisions and Oath Established
City council ordinance sets duties and salary for City Attorney, outlines courtroom responsibilities, prosecution of violations, and official oath. It requires appointment by mayor, council approval, and publication. The ordinance, approved April 27, 1874, becomes effective upon publication.
Ordinance on Clerk duties and compensation in Iola
The ordinance defines the Clerk’s duties to attend council meetings, record proceedings in a bound book, safeguard city documents, and deliver communications to the Mayor and Council. It sets the Clerk’s annual pay at 1000 dollars plus one dollar for each advertisement by mail and requires an oath to support the Constitution and faithfully discharge duties.
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