Era of combination and debt laws debated in Missouri
The piece argues that cooperation between labor and capital grows, shaping a unified public will. It notes a Missouri bill to seize household furniture for debts failed, while a revised draft would garnish one fifth of a head of family wages. It criticizes expanding state power to enforce contracts and highlights political figures like Logan Canarshe and Logan Carlisle in a critical, opinionated tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Low
Missouri
Lander
Greatest in Kansas Average Daily Circulation
The text states the State Journal claims the greatest average daily circulation in Kansas for summer 1894 and highlights its use of Associated Press news and modern printing facilities. It notes the paper’s eastern office at 73 Tribune Building, New York, with Perry Lukens Jr. as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State Journal
Hansae
American Newspaper Publishers's Association
The
Prass
Tribune Building
New York
Perry Lukens, Jr
Weather and political notes from June forecast and senate shifts
June forecast for Kansas calls for warmer weather with tonight's cold front. Thursday should be fair and cooler by evening with southeast winds shifting to northwest. Two Republican senators elected in Nevada support silver, signaling state politics align with the silver cause. Debs begins a new year of sentence while Coxer faces renewed political snubs as banking and currency hearings skip him. Legislative trends in Newfoundland echo shifting control toward state-led matters such as irrigation and school books amid debates on value regulation and commodity markets. A Chicago address by Seth Low touches on labor change, signaling a broader political and social transition involving unions and worker organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werther
Washington
Kansas
Kansas Paragrupts and Small-Town News Echoes
A string of peculiar clippings from El Dorado Junction City and nearby towns notes oddities in social life and local industry. Mentions five El Dorado newspapers, farmers' concerns, a failed burglary attempt, a planned lecture by Sam Jones, a county war of words between Osage City and Lyndon, and quirky anecdotes about education, suffrage, and a boy making a bicycle for 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
ElDormde
Mathatwa Republic
Misa
ElDorado
LM. Bobb
Vonly
Downs
Wedge
Sam Jones
Hutchinson
Hur
Osage City
Lyndon
Mahaska Ban
Junction City Tribune
Greensburg
Elizabeth II
Yates
Buma
Monster Engine Haunts Rail Line Killing Several Workers
A Kansas engine on the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis line killed Harry Terry at Cherokee after backing over him. The famed No 58, now piloted by Engineer Pat Harmon, has a long record of deadly incidents including prior fatalities of Conductor Frank Terry, John Terry, and Wim Smith, plus other workers and animals in Cherokee and nearby yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokees
Kansas
Kansas City
Fort Scurt
Memphis
Harry Terry
Cherokee
Pat Harmon
Frank Terry
Weir City
John Terry
Jota
Wim. Smith
O. E. Waltera
Ozark
John Messah
Weir
Parsons
Pittsborg
Legislature Sees Wide Call to Lower Court Fees
Legislators from diverse parties back reform to curb court fees. Senator Landis of Medicine Lodge advocates a county and city level sublegislature to set salaries and clock hire, with audits of officers’ books. Other senators call for abolishing or general reform of the fee system, urging fees revert to county treasury and costs reduced for public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senater Landislas
Topeka Bar Association
JaceNat
Hi. & Landis
Medicine Lodge
Joumyat
Dhee
Milton Brown
Garden City
Dillard
Fe Bcott
Senu Ur Enterprise
District Court closes term with 450 cases disposed
Judge Hazen’s September term nearly ends with 450 cases disposed and 550 motions heard. Since September 3, 454 matters tried or decided, plus 550 motions, demurrers reviewed. Docket ahead includes new filings averaging about 4 per day. Criminal docket shows nine men sentenced to pay, three to reform school, twenty five with fines and jail, thirteen to penitentiary. Jury summoned for January 15.
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Hasen
Tikes Hagen
Hazen
Justices of the Peace
Haw
Reform School
Eastern Kansas Medical Society Meeting Report
The Eastern Kansas Medical Society met last night at the A. O. U. W. hall with thirty five physicians from Topeka Clay Center Horton Junction City and Kansas City present. Dr J E Minuney spoke on Sarcoma of the Eye and Dr Gilbert demonstrated a microscope. Dr Reynolds of Horton reported nine cases of varibua diseases. Resolutions were passed on the deaths of Dr Reid Alexander and Dr L O'Brien. The next meeting will be held in Topeka in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Medical Society
Eastern Kansas Medical Society
A. O. U. W. Ball
Tve
Topeka
Clay Center
Horton
Junction City
Kansas City
de. J. E Minuney
Gilbert
Reynolds
Reid Alexander
L O'Brien
Hungry at Noon As Charities Give Soup and Clothing
At Associated Charities headquarters a noon soup hour draws about 34 hungry people, men women and children, to a bare long table. Back rooms overflow with cast-off clothing and flour stocks while shoes are scarce. The stone yard buzzes with activity as hungry, poorly clothed workers pound stones to earn food and garments amid a fenced yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Thumbed Satchel Missing After Topeka Visit
Miss Emma Francia of Gardiner arrived in Topeka yesterday with Miss Emina Francia. At a Tyler Street residence they left a valise behind and upon returning both bag and contents were gone. Police have been notified.
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Emma Francia
Emina Francia
Gardiner
Topeka
Tyler Street
Thurman Attacks Cleveland in Democratic Banquet Speech
Allen W. Thurman, chairman of the Democratic state committee, denounced President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle at a Seoul Democracy banquet on Jackson Day. He challenged their financial views, saying their ideas contradicted historic Democratic principles taught by Jefferson, Jackson, Calhoun and Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Thurman
Conemecs
Seoul
Allen W. Thurman
Democratic State Committee
Cleveland
Carlisle
Allan Thorman
Jefferson
Jackson
Calhoun
Benton
May Lose Their Land Over Government Suit In Kansas
United States sues 100 property holders in northwest quarter section 88 township 18 range 1 at Topeka district court. Rose allegedly preempted the quarter before Union Pacific title. suit seeks dispossession of residents in the northwest part of Hays City. Marshal Neely served papers. first Monday in February set for summons.
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Hays City
Waited States
Avs City
Kus
United States
Northwest Quarter
Neely
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Rose
Ming
Northjrest
United States District Court
Topeka
Depew Objects to Pass System in Legislature
New York January 2 a constitutional amendment bans railroad passes for legislators. Distinctly M Depew recalls how delegates in the constitutional convention were issued passes and then voted for the change. He notes some delegates later asked him to extend their passes claiming the practice was improper yet persistent.
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New York
Albany
Distincey M. Depew
Dr. Depew
Constitutional Convention
Becuse
Ninth Report Out Shows Healthy Enrollment Rise at State Normal
Exrosta Jan 9 The ninth biennial report of the State Normal school notes total enrollment 1877 in 1892 93 and 1255 in 1893 94 with women outnumbering men about 7 to 4 A small rise from prior years and an increase of 180 in the normal department Ninety one counties represented Lyon county provides 315 students Shawnee county 25 representatives seven negroes attend Among students parents 507 are farmers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal
Exrosta
State Normal School
Lyon County
Shawnee County
Ford Denies Trust Among Plate Glass Firms
Pittsenee Jan 9 President Edward Ford of Pittsburg Plate Glass Co says the firm is not part of any trust or combining in the trade. He notes there is no organization or recognized price scale and each manufacturer is selling stock at whatever price they can get.
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Pittsburg Company
Pittsenee
Edward Ford
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Pittaburg Plate Glass Company
Charitable Institutions vote tally from last night
Orphans Home leads followed by Associated Charities Christ's Hospital Ingleside and Green Kale in the London chamber of commerce poll on charitable institutions. The story references a heated debate over American meat imports and impact on British markets with quotes from chair Cooper and critique of American pricing strategies.
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Orphans’ Home
Associated Charities
Christ's Hospital
Ingleside
Green & Kale
Ring Rule Is Ended In Philadelphia Political Shakeup
Old RepublicanCombine in Philadelphia faces pressure as a new movement gains traction at the mayoral nominating convention. A Union Republican club meeting ended with calls to dissolve the combine and plan a campaign with leaders including Senator Quay and Gen. Bingham. Also reports the First Christian church officers elected and the National Convention of commission merchants opening in New York with delegates from fourteen cities.
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Philadelphia
Paraverata
Combine
Union Republican Club
Martin
Durham
Quay
Gen. Bingham
John Russell Young
Charles Emory Smith
C. W.thomas
New York
National Lesgue of Commission
Metropolitan Hotel
United States
George M. Barrett
Chicago
S E. Downa
New York City
Barrett
Canadian Union Talks Stir Ottawa Over Newfoundland Link
Ottawa circles study Newfoundland joining Canada as Ottawa looks for arms policy alignment. Since Confederation the question has prompted patient inquiry and government consideration to potential arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indi
May
Dominion
Ottawa
Ont
Union of New Foundland
Canada
Confederation
Astors Invite Only for Mrs William Waldorf Astor Funeral
The Astor family, led by Mr and Mrs John J Astor, hosted a reception at their residence on Forty third Street to honor the memory of Mrs William Waldorf Astor. Attendees signaled their intention to attend the funeral of the beautiful wife of the eldest Astor heir, with invitations extended to family members.
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Astors
New York
Jane
John Jatel Astor
Bith Avenue
Forty-third Street
Astor
William Waldorf Astor
House of Astor
Poland Must Lie Still The New Russian Czar Arrest Agitators
Berlin dispatch notes two official Russian documents urging immediate arrest of pamphlet carriers promoting Polish restoration. The targets are activists circulating materials in Russian Poland and beyond.
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Ouco
Lexpos
The
Times
Berlin
Voorweerta
Pound
Way See
Kingdom of
Poland
Deplorable English Agriculture Alarm and Decoy Murders
Lord Salisbury laments the deplorable agricultural mood in England and doubts Parliament will back a protection policy. In Dever a cor respondent notes Jan 9 that Victor Monchanul and Charles Guichard alias Lemaire blame each other for the Market Street murder, while detectives suspect they are decoy stranglers diverting suspicion from the real killer.
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Loxpos
Jan
Twlster Salisbury
Dever
Victor Monchanul
Charles Guichard
Lemaire
Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Journal
Official Paper
the City of
Kantas
Allaimoaiye
Logan Canarshe
William E Curtis
Gayas Near
Treasury Department
Tsin
Logan Carlisle
Oma Waar
Styne
Stane Mactorman
Sean) S. Mgardien Inc
Kausie
Awe Issan
Wraniwe
Nevada
Jones
Debs
Coxer
Senate
Wall Street
Newfoundland
St Johns
Éetetea
New Orleans Picayune
University of Chicago
Seth Low
Columbia College
Rock Island
Depew
Ford
Green
Kale
North Side
Kansas Avenue
South Side Store
N. O
Sane
Golden Gate
California
Lospos
London Chamber of Commerce
Hall
Daily Telegraph
Cooper
First Christian Church
A. Quigley
R. B. Kelly
W. Campbell
J. W. Guing
W. Rhos
OL Brainerd
W. W. Crittenden
J. B Worden
Ka ©. Miller
A. OG. Hensen
G. W. Bower
David D. Eckert
Canadian Union
England
Lord Salisbury
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