Saloons Closed by County Attorney in Strong City
Parsons April 18 report on Strong City shows saloons ordered closed by County Attorney Robinson after weeks of unlicensed activity and fines. Police notified keepers to cease, with possible jail if noncompliant, amid broader Kansas urban reform actions including Wichita convention plans and local violence aftermath.
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Leavenworth
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Delaware Township
Seck
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de ER Allen
Armour’s Packing House
Pythian College
Supreme Lodge
Gallatin
Tenn
Isis
Franklin Lodge
Somerville
Mass
Indian Territory
San Francisco
Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
No Knee Bending Opposes Superstitious Worship
In St. Louis on April 1 1 9, the Protestant Episcopal Church association of Episcopalian Isymea formed to oppose ritual Catholic practices. Captain Isaac M. Mason presides, William P. Nelson secretary, with officers from business and professional circles. The group defends non sacerdotal clergy and attacks genuflection and candlelight on altars as anti thirty nine articles.
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Protestant Episcopal Church Association
Society of Episcopalian
Isymea
Rtushiam
Isaac M. Mason
William P. Nelson
Complimented Chase Witness Supports Warden In Inquiry
Captain John Seaton testified before the Leavenworth investigation committee that Warden Chase kept the penitentiary in excellent condition. He described visits to cells and shops, praised machinery upgrades, and noted the night tour and overall lack of items to condemn. The discourse hints at Bruce Lynch replacing Chase as warden, with political maneuvering in Chanute and Governor Morrill weighing a Case appointment.
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Dick Chase
Leavenworth
John Seaton
Captain Seaton
House Committee On
Warden Chase
Roma & Busiges
Beaton
Taysin
Ison
Bone
Crawford
Nruce Lynch
Chase
Bruce Lynch
Chasea
Morrill
Lynch
George Case
Bruce
Case
Queen of Fame Crowning at North Topeka Church
The First Christian ladies hosted the Queen of Fame event at the Congregational church in North Topeka. Miss Vera Hirt played Topsy, Miss Stella Stone portrayed Samantha Allen and Mrs Partington, with Ike role by Fred Iserman. Miss McArthur performed a violin solo with Mrs Golag on piano.
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Kansas National Guard reshuffle names Barker brigadier general
Col Hughes transfers authority naming Brig. Gen Barker to command the First Brigade. Gov Morrill promotes Lt Col George H Barker of Holton to brigadier general, succeeding Brig Gen W H Sears of Lawrence. Major General Hughes accepts the honor and designates Barker as commander. Republican body to hold first meeting in Topeka on April 24. Subscribe for the Daily State Journal.
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Barker
Morrill
George H. Barker
Holton
Kansas Ational Guard
W. H. Sears
Lawrence
Hughes
Ate Military Bearl
Topeka
Late sport news and Topeka baseball game plans
Baseball game tomorrow at Athletic Park between staff teams from the Strate Journal and Capital with 4:30 pm start and free admission. Rules humorously govern crowd behavior, seating, and umpire disputes. Also reports on Ashley plate at Newmarket, Topeka horse notes, and local sporting notes including Kansas City and Topeka teams, charters filed, and upcoming races and games.
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Batte
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Daily Strate Journal
Daily Capital
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Potwin
W EB. Sterne
East Eighth Street
Barnes, W
Clark
Arthur Majors
al Siever
Vu. D. Wot
J.D. Stevens
C. A. Blakestey
Arthur Kane Jobin Gerdom
Kansas Sporting Noten
E. T. Mote
Kansas City
Lincoln
Darby
Topeka
Kansas
Joe Risse
Kaa
Omaha
Green Craig
Kansas Avenue
Onsis City
Jock Kelley
Gugel
Y. M. CG
Emporia College
Emporia
Kansas University
Drunken Divorce Suit Brightens Kansas City Sessions
Amanda Bennett sues Levi Bennett for divorce alleging a June 1 spree and ongoing drunkenness since, plus abuse and theft of furniture for whisky. The case features multiple district court actions including Samuel Tracey, Jackson Street plots, and promissory notes, with a separate burglary conviction of James Radford and market updates on fats, meats, and grain markets.
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Bennett Amsnids Bennett
Levi Bennett
Bennett
Earl of Rochester
Levi
Amanda Me
Kansas City Piano Company
Samuel Tracey
Nancy Lockwood
Jackson Street
Thomas H. Dailey
H. H
Sarah L. Fowler
Fowler
S. B Isenbart
James Radford
O. Boyer
Kansas Avenue
M Casey On The Stand In Kniberg Investigation
Senator Carpen ter heads the committee probing Dr Kniberg, assistant superintendent at Topeka asylum, in session at the Real Estate building. McCasey testifies on Kniberg’s alleged mistakes and incompetence, neglect of duty, mistreatment of patients, insubordination, and disobedience. A second inquiry into Senator Householder follows, with charges of improper conduct.
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Senator Carpenter
Topeka
de J. H. McCusey
Mia Kuiberg
Kniberg
Senator Householder
Householder
Scarlet fever outbreak in Topeka questioned by health officials
A Topeka dispatch reports twenty five cases in quarantine with health officials noting only five scarlet fever cases and no diphtheria. City records show no epidemic danger and overall good public health. The notice also advertises Mineral Water from J W Pantirs at 612 West Eighth Ave.
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Topeka
Kansas City
City Board of Health
J. W. Pantirs
Eightb Ave
Market report from April 18 with wheat and livestock actions
April 18 market notes show wheat rising 4 cents on short covering before reversing, May at 53 to 571/2 and 6 7/34. corn strong on wheat, May opening 451/4, high 459 1/2, oats slightly lower, May 281/2 to 23, live hogs easy on lower hog prices, May pork 1.20, lard 6.93 4, ribs 6.25. Receipts and shipments varied, market weaker for cattle and hogs with Kansas City prices listed for Texas steers and cows, Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange sales included.
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