Criticisms Rise Over U S Interview With France Leader
Paris and Leason papers condemn a Paris Figaro interview attributed to Mr Eustis about U S relations with France and other powers. The debate touches on diplomacy, hospitality, and potential future disputes as new departures in policy are discussed.
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Paris
Leason
Lexsvox
H de Blowie
London Times
Todsy
United States
France
Jamsay B Buatis
Figaro
Eustis Sre Ee
Eustis
Japan
Ussia
Germany
Canada
England
Caris
Spain
Ette
Libre Parole
Figero
Is His Story True A Tale Of Osawatomie Asylum Horrors
W H Wilson a Cherokee county Populist and Osawatomie asylum supervisor claims a book reveals horrors at the institution. He cites the 1873 legislative findings and says conditions remain the same. He plans lectures and a sale as John Reynolds did after release from Hanns penitentiary. An insurance case before Judge Hazen tests a new life policy exemption law, Bank of Enterprise vs Kansan Mutual. The dispute centers on Hafner note and insured proceeds.
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Board of Charttice
W. H. Wilson
Cherokee County
Osawatomie Asylum
Wilson
Topeka
de Eospp
Board of Charities
John N. Reynolds
Hannas Penitentiary
District Court
Hazen
Conab
Bank of Enterprise
Kansan Mutual
Johnn Harcer
Hafner
John D. Milliken
McPherson
Stephen J. Osborn
Frank Herald to Fight Be Wise Bold On to Elections Commissionership
Commissioner of Elections Frank Herald replies to charges filed by the bar with Governor Morrill. He contends the inquiry violates his right to face witnesses and cross-examine, asserts the charges are false, and says he can prove it. He claims legal possession of the office and will surrender if a court requires.
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Elections
Frank Herald
Morrill
Commissioner of
State House Notes on Bonded Debt and Elections
State House Notes cover Topeka and Shawnee county indebtedness as $337000 and $504000 respectively. It notes Iowa State Insurance withdrawal, North Topeka to Rossville railroad bond, flax crop inquiries, and Denver travel for teachers, plus bids on state house woodwork and plastering. Also mentions tea cargo from China, powder safety, and a Republican caucus for speaker to replace Meyer with Berry or Cochran. Ferris wheel amusement at Olympia park with free inside access.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Iowa State Insurance Company
Des Moines
Kansas
Soldier Townessp Occe
North Topeka
Silver Lake
Rossville
Fellows & van Sent
State House
Fellows & van Sant
Moyers
Srmerizip
House
M. Meyer
Berry
Cochran
Cook County
Tale of Horror Ants and Insects Kill Man in Kansas Farm
A Shawnee county farmer named Henry Cummings died after a fall near Belvoir on Wakarusa Creek. He lay paralysed for over twelve hours while insects crawled over him before help arrived. The ordeal ended two days later with his death.
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Henry Cummings
Shawnee County
Mesar Belvoir
Wakaraga Creek
Topeka
Mr. Cummings
Cummings
Mc Cummings
Ase
Debs Time Shortened by Judge Woods Six Months Jail
Judge Woods today shortened the sentences of Eugene V. Debs and other American Railway Union leaders. Debs will serve six months in jail, with concurrent terms for associates. The action reinstates a prior order reducing the terms and affects the officials' imprisonment period.
Local News Roundup Mentions Health Return and Officials
J W Stout returns to health after a long illness while Col C K Holliday is in New York for two weeks. The old engine house at the statehouse grounds is being torn down. Emporia will play Topeka Thursday Friday and Saturday. City park survey work begins. Shawnee Drum Beat suspended for a month pending funds. Oscar Bischof predicts Dave Burdze will win the race for sheriff. John R Mulvane signs Wagener for 10000 as receiver of Purcell Mercantile. Fred Whitaker, who fell 25 feet, visited downtown for the first time in two weeks. Theo M Bain travels via Marysville and Chicago.
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Washington
Branner
Topeka
J. P. Farnsworth
G. L. Wooley
Kansas Avenue
Wooley
Andrew Graham
Oaki
Topeka Lodge No 17
Fifth Ward
Dave Burdge
Atchison Gibbs
J.W. Stout
C. K. Holliday
New York
Emporia
Oscar Bischof
Dave Burdze
Serif
Joha R Mulvane
E A. Wagener
Boaed
E B Purcell Mercantile Company
Fred Whitaker
Theo. M. Bain
The Bell Fails as Chicago Retail Store Closes
The Bell, a large Chicago retail clothing house, failed today under a chattel mortgage with the American Trust and Savings Bank. No assets or liabilities statements were filed, and the stock was bought by a local department store at a large figure.
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Chicago
Cariaco
the Bell
American Trust and Savings Bank
Setting the Day: Ailing Husband and Encouraging Partner
In a Brooklyn tale a tired husband recounts a long day of cooking class a lecture on household care and decorating research. His partner encourages him praising his efforts and hinting at his future duties as a husband marking a hopeful turn in their life together.
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Tate
Tean
James
Brooklyn
Obeying Orders in a Camp Tale from Sullivan's Island
A camp tale describes Hugh Messon of the Eneraid Isle serving with South Carolina’s infantry on Sullivan’s Island. With strict orders to pass only by whispered countersign, he ventures into water during a night patrol. The corporal objects, but the officer insists the whisper must reach the guard, forcing the corporal to yield and Hugh to be relieved.
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Army and Navy Club
Trishaman
Hugh Me
Sirth Regiment of
South Carolinas Infantry
Sullivan's Island
Hugh
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