Sworn Statement of Miller and Martin Decent Ween 8-Do
A lengthy 1886 report recounts Miller and Martin accusing Rev. Dr. Philip Krohn of improper conduct with a young woman in Junction City. The sworn statement details the encounter in Bartell House room 17 and Krohn’s alleged attempts to coerce, with subsequent political and religious backlash and defense from Krohn’s supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Martin Decent
Ween
Randal
Css
Dickinson County
J. J. Miller
A. H. Martin
Bartell House
Junction City
Kansas
Philip
Warm Welcome For Rev and Mrs Morrison In City Home
On Monday afternoon Rev and Mrs Morrison, who have been boarding at the Henry House since their arrival, were notified their new East Fourth Street home was ready. Guild ladies hastened to prepare a welcoming scene with flowers and ample viands as the rector and his wife entered. They were greeted by a long list of local ladies who soon left the couple to enjoy fireside company. Also noted: a notice warns against purchasing two £40 school district orders dated March 20th, issued by Dist No. 93, signed B F Surrit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Krohn
Junction City
Bartell “House
Mary Jones
Salina, Kas
Neentions Krohn
Bartell House
Philip Kron
Mwe
Sheriff Miller
A. N. Martin
Ed. Baker
Krol
Krolm
Ife
Iee
Abilene
Methodist Church
Prohibition
Republican Party
Krohn
God
Christ
Curtis
Como
Cooley
Kieser
Boardman
Russell
Nelson
Floyd
Shelton
Smith
Moling
Reagan
Ogden
Rohrer
Reed
van Seoyoc
Wright
Johnson
School Dist
B. F. Surrit
Card of Thanks From Reformed Church Members
Many church members visited to celebrate the twenty fourth wedding anniversary at our home. Mr Cranston spoke kindly and presented a parlor lamp. We expressed gratitude for the friendly call and Christian fellowship and the support given in later years. Refreshments were served and the gathering was a warm, gracious occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Publication Notice in Abilene Justice court
John P. Quinn Justice of the Peace in Abilene Kansas hosts a suit filed by T. J. Wilson against George A. Robler. The bill of particulars cites promissory notes and seeks payment in the amount owed, with legal action proceeding in Dickinson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Quinn
Abilene
Dickinson County
Kansas
T. A Wilson Plaintif
George A Robler
George A. Romie
T. J. Wilson
Dicka
Te Te
T. J
Kage
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R. F. Russell & CO
Cedar Street
John M. Gleissner
East Side
Broadway
Cor
E.G. Putnam
Miss Jackson
New York
G. W. Barcus
River Brethers
Dr. Ross
Palace Drug Store
George Croll
Progressive Eachre
West Third Street
Molloy
Wm. Hodge
Buckeye
A. W. Hartreaves
Kansas City
A. W
T. F. Stauffer
Board of Trade
L. H. Faulkner & Co
A.E. Bishop & Co
Patton
A. E. Bishop & Co
Marion
Santa Fe Company
B. H. Dhuy, Pa. G
Philip Krohn, D. D
Miller and
Martin
Dr. Krohn
Henry Litts
Khron
Ed Baker
Miama County
Hargreaves
J. J. Milner
Eorrors Reriicron
Rohrer Gang
Temperance
J. R. Madison
Madison
Solomon City
Leavenworth
Holton
L. H. Faulkner & Co8
Boot and Shoe Room
Curacoa
Merchar
L. H. Haulkner & Co
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