Law Debate on Pass Bills and New York Anti Pass Clause
The piece argues for a strict anti pass law backed by constitutional provisions, cites New York's anti pass section, and notes resignations of notaries as enforcement actions. It also covers heated committee clashes over state normal schools with Great Bend and other towns vying for sites, and the procedural battles in the Kansas House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimi Dar
Ovo
New York
Geveral
Sapien
Eckstein
Hedgwick County
Great Head Normal School
Great Bend
Cole
Ft Scott
LaCrosse
Concordia
Wichita
Ness City
Galvia
Bone
Clark
Menting
Bons
Howe
Barton
Barton. the Members of the Committee On Educational Institutions
Cole, Kons
Hunt
Frazer
Lapfer
Moss
Mowe
Mesera Eckatein
Hont
Cocaines
Messra
Ose
Fer
Ayereeston
Oon
Kansas House Debates Rules and Fraternal Insurance Bills
The Kansas House debated rules provisions including a clerk for committees and a plan to place foreign old line insurers under state control. A measure requiring fraternals to deposit securities with the state treasury prompted lobbying as lawmakers sought to shield Kansas policyholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Phillips County
Kansaan
Kansas
Major Wiseman on the Stand in Hillmon Case
Major Theodore Wiseman remains on the stand as the defense’s first witness in the Hillmon case. The examination covers Hillmon’s statements about insurance and death methods, with contentious rulings over admissibility. Wiseman describes the Medicine Lodge body and related evidence as cross examination proceeds, including shoes and identification issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Wiseman
Hillmon
Major Wiseman
Hillman
Major Wisemse
Medicine Lodge
Wichita
Joe Burgess
Fredrick A Walters
Walters
Algo
John H. Brown
Hutchinsoh
Lawrence
George J. Barker
Biggs
Grand week of acts at the Grand theater
Emmett Jr son of a famed German dialect comic tops the Grand lineup with Fritz in a Mad House praised by Minneapolis Times and Omaha Bee and World Herald. Corinne Jennie Kimball Opera Comique company presents Hendrick Hudson Friday. The Green Goods Man with Paul Dresser as the farce headliner plays Saturday. The Modoc Club plans to join the Leavenworth mayor’s banquet excursion. St Joseph’s Want and Misc columns reach vast local readers daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett
Corvins
Green Goods
the Grand
Minneapolis Times
Omaha Bee
World Herald
Ongie Capable
Little Baby Sunset
Corinne
Jennie Kimball
Paul Dresser
St Joseph
Free Lecture On Modern Pharisees At Hamilton Hall
Mrs Althea Briggs Stryker announces a free Monday night talk at Hamilton hall titled Modern Pharisees. She will address the Ministerial Union and the Topeka club, critiquing church leadership and reform movements, with seats reserved for union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayethe
Ministerial Union
Althea Briggs Stryker
Hamilton Hall
Fourmat
Stra. Stryker
Topeka Club
Stryker
Topeka
Mia Stryker
Loyal Mention Social Evening At Rev File's Church
The youth of Rev W F File's church and Sunday school gathered at his home for a pleasant evening of social activities. Music, games, and friendly interaction characterized the gathering as attendees enjoyed the arranged program. Ben B Henderson filed a district court suit against Ed H Snow and W J Costigan publishers of the Ottawa Journal seeking 15000 damages over alleged defamatory content. The John Ewing trial in district court ended with a not guilty verdict from the jury after a prior guilty finding by Police Judge Eusminger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Washburn College
Athletic Club
W. H. Simpson
Chicago
Woman's Republican Association
Masonic
Snow
Ben Henderson
Supreme Court
Topeka
Sterne
Justice Courts
State University
Library Hall
Leavenworth
Baker
New York Tribune
Kansas
State Temperance Union
Piaces
John & Stephenson
John A. Lowe
J. R. McElroy
J. K Pingston
Penitentary
HL Dake
Gulf End Inter- State Railroad
W. F. File
Henderson
Ed H. Snow
W. J. Costigan
The
Ottawa Journal
Eee
John Ewing
Wm. Barly
North Topeka
Ewing
Eusminger
The Mystery of the Screens Between Two Dares
Two families both named Dare battle over a pair of traveling screens sent by an express company. Misdelivery leads to repeated returns and misidentifications until the two Dares confront the office and resolve ownership. In the end Mr Maynare Dare takes the screens and the case ends with an uneasy peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dare
M. Dare
Summer Horn
Staten
Manley Dare
Express
Sarre
Express Company
Mr. Manley Dare
Mr. M. Dare
Staten Island
Manley Dares
New York
Nita
Mr. Dare
Mr. Maynare Dare
Maynare
Cesar
Ceedr
New York Tribune
A Good Supply
A lighthearted overheard exchange on a car ride features Mrs Wickwire recounting a rough man boasting his dog won 150 bones in a fight. The quip about gnawing bones lasts for nearly a year and reflects humorous chatter in daily transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Free Month Treatment Offer From World Medical Institute
Rush of patients prompts continuation of a limited time offer by the World Medical Institute in Kansas City. The ad cites testimonials from John W. Green and G B Brown praising recovery after treatment. Physicians are described as highly qualified and thorough, with no obligation unless the patient agrees to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians of the World Medical Institute
Kansas City
World Medical Institute Notice in Topeka Kas
A Topeka address listing World Medical Institute on 831 Quincy Street advertises treatment for catarrh asthma bronchitis rheumatism epileptic and nervous disorders kidney liver and bladder diseases blood and skin diseases and women and children ailments. Office hours claim 0 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sundays 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Also mentions Kansas City corner at Avenue and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Medical Institute
Quincy St
Topeka
Kas
Kansas City Corner
Ave
Main Street
Washburn Notes and Local Happenings This Week
Miss Blanche Stich rushed home to Paola after a telegram about her mother. Mr. D. M. Wade’s son, Hon. A F. Wade of Keane, returned from Chicago with cattle bound for Liverpool. Washburn club event featured Judge Adams recounting state historical society work with lantern slides by Prof. W. A. Griffith. Prof. W. H. Frank’s brother joined Nee. Young people hosted academy and college students in cottages with decorations of roses. Prof. Palmer sang “Organ Volunteer” to applause. Chapel hall showcased after careful preparation by the young ladies. The weekly Night Hawk appears amid criticism of college paper management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Stich
Paola
D. M. Wade
A F. Wade
Keane
Kee
Chicago
Liverpool
Washburn Club
Palmer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thes
Kanaas City
Benifiel
State House
Brown
Crawford
Denison
Cheyenne County
House
Board of County Commissioners
Hamilton County
William P. Irving
James Golden
Merc
Shinson Reformatory
Senate
Hutchinson
Reformatory
State Board of Public Works
Ways and Means
Es Itia
Kansas University
Tucker
Douglas
School of Pharmacy
LL Dyphe
Ehopa
University
Shearer
Charles Bennett
T15
Kansas Avents
Modoc
Joana
West Ltd
Althea B. Styyker
Babe
New York Advertiser
Timmins
Texas
John W. Green
Rosedale
Kan
G. B Brown
Swift
Allen Ave
Armourdsle
Washburn
Peranos
Kansas Avenue
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