Dull Summer Months Seen In 1534 Journal Figures
The Torexa Daily State Journal reports a fifty percent plus rise in three dull summer months of 1534, covering June 1 to August 1. The piece notes the journal’s status as Kansas' sole full day Associated Press paper and its membership in an American Newspaper Federation. It highlights the Webster stereotype perfecting press and lists the New York Eastern office at 73 Tribune Building with Parry Lukens Jr. as manager.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ismues
Torexa Daily State Journal
L It
tarThe Stats Journal
Associated Press
Linhere's Association
State Journal
Tribune Building
New York
Parry Lukens, Jr
Weather Indications and Legal Reform Commentary
Weather outlook for Kansas fair in the west and warmer tonight with a colder northwesterly wind. The piece discusses law reform ideas including court timing, arbitration, and the creation of a Kansas court of appeals to be based in Topeka, noting practical enforceability concerns and comparisons to other states.
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Ouiado
Kansas
Abolition of Passes for State Officers Debate Rages
A Northwestern Oshkosh editorial weighs removing mileage by law and requiring passes for state officials. It argues passes would reduce taxpayer bills, but warns officials and others would misuse passes outside public offices, keeping mileage payments. The piece cites opposition to Gardenhire and Sprague bills and contemplates effects on credentialing processes.
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State of A
Milwaukee Journal
Northwestern
Oshkush
Wis
Gardenhire
Exnsae Man Relocates Adverts to Chicago
General Passenger George T. Nicholson reports that advertising duties led by W. H. Simpson will move to Chicago on February 1. Simpson plans to follow by May 1, with no Kansas permanent departure expected. Management says all advertising and newspaper translation will be centralized in Chicago while editor relations stay the same.
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Gene George T. Nicholson
Santa Fe
Chicago
W. H. Simipson
McNicholson
Mr. Simpson
Kansas
Governor Removes Wrong Police Commissioner
The governor sent notices removing the old police commissioners Yount and Whiting but omitted Krauss who wondered why he was spared. A misaddressed notice then arrived for Oscar Bischoff, a candidate, indicating he had been removed before any appointment. The incident shows a mix up in the governor Morrill's notices about the police commissionership.
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Polloe
Lim
Oscar Bischoff Bischoff
Gov. Morrill
New Corporations Granted Charters in Kansas
Charters filed by the state list the Wilelephons company of Atchison with capital stock of 10000 and directors F M Baker J W Sharrard M Traverse R A Miller and E D Mille. The M E church of Vincent Osborn county trustees J L Whitley Henry Isemiller F P Granthur Idd J Gray and W P O'Brien.
Dickinson Not Affected By Government Suit On Land Grants
Jan. 24 report states settlers in Saline and Ellsworth counties are party to a government suit over Union Pacific land grants, but Dickinson county residents are not affected. Lands in Dickinson were pre bought by settlers, with clear titles. only one man in the county is said to be included in the suit.
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Mx Tavestoop
Carroll D. Wright
United States
Hrooklyn
Board of Arbitration For Settlement
Bringe
Saline
Ellsworth
Union Pacific Land
Dickinson County
Will Hang Chinamen in Clear Creek County
Denver January 24 The Sheriff of Clear Creek County says Chinese must go. The attempt to place Chinese miners in Idaho Springs mines was abandoned. Sheriff Bell notified Wallace Mining that he would resign rather than protect the Chinese workers and that he had no doubt every Chinese miner in the county would be hanged.
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Clear Creek County
Denver
Idaho Springs
Sherif Bell
Wallace Mining Company
A Man of Prayer and Local Church Scenes
Senator Lucien Baker, not a church member, explains he prays nightly as his mother taught him. In Leavenworth he frequents several churches and chats with a Topeka pastor. Also notes Washburn events: women classes at the gym and bowling alleys, the Washburn Oratorical Contest on January 25, and school skating at the fair grounds.
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Stor
Lucien Baker
Senator Lucien Baker
Leavenworth
Topeka
Baker
Wdies
Jackson Shest
Masonic Building
Washburn
Reading for the Blind and the New York Point System
The article traces the evolution of tactile reading for the blind from Valentin Haüy to Barbier and Braille. It highlights William B Wait’s horizontal New York point system and the shift from line letters to the Braille-based method, including the Kleidograph writing machine and the national coordination of U.S. institutions for the blind. It notes the American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville and its funding from government bonds, with 87 state superintendents contributing to its output.
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Opscian Correspone
New York
Rudyard Kipling
New York Point
Valentin Haey
Picardy
Nicholas Saunderson
Lucasian
Cambridge
Louis Braille
Paris
Barbier
United States
Philadelphia
James G. Bisine
Boston
Europe
Gettysburg
William B. Wait
New York Institution For the
Euch
Wait
Thia
Wiliam B. Wait
Mr. Wait
American Association of Instructors of the Blind
Indianapolis
American Printing House
Printing House
Secretary of the Treasury
Louisville
State of
Kentucky
The
Union
S. Cooxe
Fair Women at Work for Atlanta Exposition
The women of the south drive the Woman's building exhibit for the Cotton States and International exposition. Mrs. Joseph Thompson leads the group with social stature and managerial skill. Funds are raised through Atlanta society events as the department grows confident in a strong exhibit.
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Joseph Thompson
Atlanta
Livingston Mims
Joseph ©. Johnston
South
Thompson
Terprise
W. C. Lanier
5. M. Toman
A. B. Steele
A. E. Thornton
W. H. Patton
Woman's Department
Adobe House Coming In at Colorado Springs Fashion
Colorado Springs sets the adobe house trend for the West as fashion moves across America. The article notes adobe homes stay cool in summer and warm in winter, with enduring durability, and describes old adobe buildings from Santa Fe to California. It explains brick making from loamy earth, sand, clay, and straw, formed in molds and sun dried.
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Colorado Springs
America
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Santa Fe
United States
St. Miguel
Ben Hor
General Palmer
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Little London
Waite
Meriden man sells 200 acres in section 15 for 4000 dollars
D B Groshung of Meriden sold John M Goodne 200 acres of land in section 15 adjusting the Swinburne ranch for 4000 dollars. C P Murphy a 29 year old Santa Fe shop worker died Tuesday night at 201 handler street after long stomach catarrh. Funeral held today at Grantville Yam. Prescott Co moved to 118 West Eighth Street. Beeco Little Giant Pills advertised as cheap effective cure all.
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D. B. Groshung
Meriden
John M. Goodne
Swinburne
C. P. Murphy
Santa Fe
Handler Street
Grantville
Yam
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Texas
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Court of Appeals
Missouri
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Kan
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Dickinson
Man OF Prayer
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Strats Jounsat
Liverpool
London
Nnte
Hally
Charles Barbier
Barkier
Capitan LeTrens
Deall Cotter
Fair Women AT Work
Grand Opera House
William Calder
Sutton Vane
Carrie Turner
Wer
Super
Conia
Tinstebay
Newe York City
Micheo
N. W. Tracy
Edne
Footsteps of Christ
Bijou
Opera House
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Quincy
J.C. Daruisa
Ater
the Besar Comed
Joshua Whitcomb
Joarat
Prescott & Co
West Eighth S
W. K. Kennady
Peerless Steam Laundry
Peerles Steam Laundry
India
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Adams Bros
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