Promised Not to Enforce Prohibitory Law Says Anthony
Col D R Anthony attacks Gov Morrill over enforcement of the prohibitory law. He claims Morrill pledged not to enforce it before election and is merely keeping that promise, accusing the governor of evading truth. Anthony cites Pickering and Brombaugh as backing claims Morrill misrepresented public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
D. Ro Anthony
Morrill
Colonel Anthony
Lesgerworth
Anthony
State Central Committee
Pickering
Morrisl
Whisky Trust Meeting Hears Reorganization Plans
Stockholders from across the country gather at a sleetbound hotel for the Distilling and Cattle Feeding company session. General McNulta, the receiver, and expert Harrison oversee discussions with reorganization committee members as a caucus names Waterbury Hatton Rice and Martstioke for the presidency, with McNulta reportedly offered the post but declining it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olders
Conatder Ieorganization Prour
Kanwel
MeNulla
Harrison
Howndal
Re- 1
Columites
Messrs Waterbury
Hatton
Rice
Martstioke
Greeted by cheers for Campos De Campos arrival
A large crowd greeted Cap Gen Campos de Campos on April 11 at 5 20 PM as his steamer reached the wharf and entered the plaza. Businesses closed and the town wore a holiday air while the marshal was paraded amid enthusiastic cheers. He was hailed as the noble peace maker and greeted with great rejoicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiaco Pe Cura
Trial Under Guard At Attenanc ed Trial $n
Twenty five deputy sheriffs guarded the Green family hearing on the murder of David Hildebrandt in Breeleville Missouri. Witnesses remain to be examined and the hearing may extend another day as fears of lynching fade and state charity officials visit reform school prompting resignations. Flower bulbs offered for the state house grounds and Emmoxoniean notes end with Li Huong Chang’s planned departure for China aboard the Kung L.
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Sherif
Gr Ri Iy Tria
Reform School
State Board of Charities
E. B. Prost
Mollie Nowlin
Matton
Tawlay
Warner
Alaxaider Warner
Cherokree County
Slate House
A Crusader's Romance Ended in Oklahoma Marriage
Rev Dr Parkhurst joined Harris Eugene Havens, ex congressman from Missouri, and mural crusader Mra Slade in marriage at Enid Oklahoma. Slade bornfielding, earlier married to Sharpe whose misuse of assets led to custody battles. Havens seeks land-law ventures in Jenny County while Slade vows to protect daughter Esther Sharpe amid a city crusade ending in relocation to Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoas
Dr. Parkhurst
Harris Eugene Havass
Congress
Missouri
Enid
Sharpe
Knight of Labor
Mra Sslade
Broadway
Jenny County
Judge Haven
Theo
Mia Salade
New York
Weellington Park
Faue
Oklahoma
Esther Sharpe
Morrill Declines to Block Endorsement by Republican League
Governor Morrill says he will not oppose or seek to prevent endorsement of his administration by the upcoming Republican league convention. He notes the league has not previously endorsed administrations but may, and says its aim is to build up the party. Morrill reports about 100 appointments made from 2,500 applications and believes the remaining 2,400 Republicans would be prudent in avoiding denunciation of an administration not yet fairly tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill
Republican League
League
Republican Party
Arness
Northeastern Railroad
Atkinson
B and O Bad Showing of March 1895 Earnings Report
The report details earnings and expenses for the B and O railroad for March 1895 compared with March 1894, noting increases in earnings and declines in certain expense figures, with figures for nine months of the fiscal year 1894-95 and comparisons to 1893-04, showing shifts in net earnings and costs.
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Barmmorn
Neme
Duvesase
Salus SD Minnings
Lima Oil Field Drilling Near Snyder Farm
In Lima excitement remains high despite a price change in Lima crude oil. Drilling and leasing go on with a wild cat well 10 miles northeast on the Snyder farm, to be completed tonight. Its result will signal the field’s northern limit and influence the belt north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crudtsxart
Times- Star
Lima
Snyder
New Spanish Minister Arrives as Alliance Inquiry Opens
Senor Muruaga, the Spanish minister, received a dispatch from De Lome stating he would reach Washington on April 25. De Lome, arriving in Havana, begins Spain’s official inquiry into the Alliance incident, after visiting Guantánamo and Santiago de Cuba, with plans to confer with the gunboat commander who fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnutseton
Senor Muruaga
Senor de Lome
United States
Havana
Washington
de Lome
Spain
Guantumelo
Santiago de Cata
Japan Occupation of Port Arthur Declared Temporary
April 17 report from Doves, Del notes Japan's occupation of Port Arthur is temporary and aims to secure China's integrity on the Asian mainland to deter European intervention, while Massey remains without a vote amid ongoing senatorial deadlock.
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Japan
Port Arthur
China
Asia
Massey
Doves
Del
Bassey
Higeins
Addicks
Pennewill
Ridgely
Buyard
Senator Rogers Liquor Hearings Open in Lawrence Tent
Rogers and fellow lawmakers faced witnesses at the bank commissioners’ office in Lawrence as testimony began. Witnesses described Rogers drinking at camps, clubs, and a G A R reunion, with accounts of beer and whisky at Barnes and Blue Rapids, while defense questioned the consistency of accusations and noted Rogers’ frequent social drinking.
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Rogers
Bank
Snider
Ben Clover
Cyrus Leland
Overmyer
Myer
Thacher
Foote
Tiwaau
Thachers
C. L Paulkner
Atchison
Paulkner
Lefikat
Sir. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Scheckler
Barnes
Salvation Army
G. A
Blue Rapids
Jule Thacher
Sloppy Kansas Insurance Report Draws Criticism
The Insurance Magazine condemns Superintendent Snider and Kansas officials for a poorly prepared report. It notes omitted tables, unfooted statistics, and scant life and fire data while praising earlier thoroughness. The critic calls such slovenly work unusual among states and contrasts with Indiana’s past standards.
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Insurance Magazine
George T. Anthony
Insurances Magazine
Kansas Insurance Department
Snyder
Snider
H. Snider
Kansas
BS. H. Snider
Claries A. Taylor
EA. Snider
Mra
Life Department
Indiana
England Plans Passive Blockade to Paralyze Nicaragua Trade
In Washington on April 17 paragraphs describe Britain’s policy to curb Nicaragua’s commerce without force. The plan uses a passive blockade to halt local and coastwise trade while allowing neutral and foreign commerce to proceed. No seizures or property detentions are intended, and U.S. interests are protected from intervention claims. Jane Free love Harper Dies at 87 in New York. Widow of Harper Brothers founder born 1808 on Long Island. married 1626, husband died 1877. she had two sons and fourteen living great-grandchildren. General Calleja Seeks to Fight Under Campos in Cuba. Mapu April 11 reports Calleja, former captain general, asked Campos for permission to follow orders under new command.
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TJ. Reitzel
Washington County
Barnes
Reitzel
Foote
Overmyer
Thacher
Charles Blakesley
Rogers
J. K. Bloody
Lawrence
Rogera
Mitchell
Valentine Residen
Wasniseton
United States
Nicaragua
Jane Preetove Harper
New York
Mra
Jane Freelove Harper
Harper Bros
Long Island
Lyon
Pletcher Harper
Campos
Mapu
General Calleja
Cuba
Martinez de Campos
Texas Crops Struck By Unprecedented Drought And Heat
Reports from Austin over April 17 describe widespread crop damage from a dry winter and spring. The signal service notes less than three inches of rain since January 1, winds northward blasting fruit, cotton seed rotting, corn wilting, oats budding late, and water scarce as the Colorado River runs well below normal, threatening the Big Dam without heavy rainfall.
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Austi
Tex
Signal Service Office
Colorado
Cooler Tomorrow With Continued Fair Weather
A weather bulletin notes fair conditions for a day or two with cooler temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. The storm system that produced a large dust storm moved from the mountains to Dodge City then northern Arkansas and Tennessee, while barometric readings trend high from New Mexico to Wisconsin and low in eastern Montana. Pleasant weather remains through the week with a light frost reported in the Panhandle and cooling toward Thursday afternoon.
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Sergeant Jennings
Teau Saga
Dodge City
Arkansas
Tennessee
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kunsad
Oklahoma
Wyoming
North Dakota
Seuth
Panhandle
After Guatemala Explanations Demand From Government
Reports describe American abuses in Guatemala including forced military service and imprisonments of workers. The U S department of state seeks explanations and orders consular investigations to base indemnity demands on Guatemalan actions. A mixed set of brief items follows touching rail sale, train robber capture, wage cuts, stock prices, and a note on a university event featuring the Ann Arbor Glee Club.
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Mexico
Me Grouam
Wasnineros
Guatemala
Henry J. Stibbs
Graduates Confer On Conditions Of Postgraduate Study
A conference of college graduates gathered at the Hotel Buckingham to discuss postgraduate study conditions and recommend improvements. Delegates from Barnard, Brown, Harvard, Chicago, Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Michigan, Penn, Yale and others attended. The group appointed A Dillway editor in chief of a forthcoming handbook and planned discussions on inter migration of graduates and the standard of the Doctor of Philosophy degree.
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New York
Buckingham
Barnard College
Underwood
Burn College
Emery
Mary Gould
Brown University
Columbia
Melville Porter
Michigan University
Vishting Delicates
College Graduate Club
A. Dillway
Harvard
W. A. Lamberton
University of Pennsylvania
B. I. Wheeler
Cornell
Abolish Trust Law Bill Faces Senate Debate
In Illinois the senate debated a bill to repeal the trust law to curb coal trusts and raise prices to fund higher wages. Senator Green opposed the measure arguing it would wipe the trust law from the books despite miners’ petitions. Debate included amendments on how price increases would be shared with workers and penalties for noncompliance. The bill’s fate was postponed to next Wednesday.
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Milnois
Sinisereep
State Senate
Paisley
Shell
Green
Wis
Craig
Grea
Lauter Little
Bil Wits Mucs
Shillinglaw Fined for Court Contempt at Hofftines Trial
Witness Shillinglaw failed to appear when his name was called in the Hofftines case before Judge Foster. He claimed his real estate business kept him busy. The judge fined him ten dollars for contempt and he paid promptly.
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Tr Chin
Tom Shillinglaw
United States Court
Hofftines
Judge Foster
Nam
Sallinglaw
Foster
Local notices and society items mix in Oswego news
Friday copy deadline urged for JourNAL advertisers. Pip Stewart, formerly of Topeka, dies in Oswego. Boo Adams, linked to Jountin Dupree affair, arrested. Westside reading circle to meet Mrs. Joan Sargent 214 Clay street. officers to be elected. Elis entertainment advance strong. some seats remain. Dr Hibben installs Harrison phone at 118 Harrison Street. home 33, office 543. Lily Clay Grand show draws big audience. first floor hosts eight women. Col D R Anthony of Leavenworth Times and D R Anthony Jr attend American Sons of the Revolution meeting at state historic society roots. William Birmingham charged with larceny. examination set. released, rearrested for burglary and larceny. accused of stealing double harness. trial planned next week.
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Journal Office
Pip Stewart
Topeka
Oswego
Wm. Abergathy
Boo Adams
Jountin Dupree
Westside Reading Circle
Joan Sargent
Clay Street
Elis
Lhureday
Hibben
Harrison
Harison Street
Oifico
Faircoe
Lily Clay
Sie Grand
D. R. Anthony
Leavenworth Times
D. R Anthony, Jr
American Sons of the Revolution
Roots
State Historical Society
State House
William Birmingham
Furry
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Whisky Trust Meeting
Gon
Campos el Halied
Able Peace
PWO
Li Huong Chang
Ching
THE
Alliance
Russia
Senator Rogers
England
Texas
Georgia
Hebber Perry
New Years
Oliver Curtis Perry
Mattewan Asylum
Maguire
O'Donnell
Quigsey
Davis
Ferry
Blanker Mikers
Puitapetrata
Blagke
Averill, Scofield & Co
Mansayuok
Bresks
Prrisnure
Oll
Wom. Orrumwa
Wilson
Ann
Vikings
W. W. Thomas
Hamilton Hall
Shillinglaw
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