Board of Reformatory Members Defend Travel and Furniture Costs
J M Humphreys says the State Industrial Reformatory board was deceived into selecting Hatch and seeks fifteen cents a mile mileage in future bills. He defends furniture purchases as saving funds, denies rail passes, and asserts board actions were authorized by the governor while asserting the board acted with integrity amid criticism from Hatch’s allies.
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State Industrial Reformatory Board
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Lass
Seymour Davis
Hatch
Reformatory
Amoun
Purckass
Belleve
Hateh
Tule
Scott
Arsa
Sir Armstrong
Law A Farce At Wichita In Acquittal Of Wall
July 18 reports Matt Wall, arrested July 12 for selling liquor under the prohibitory law, was tried and acquitted. Testimony failed to prove sale or purchase beyond doubt. the city attorney offered no argument and the judge ruled the evidence insufficient for conviction. Prohibition supporters plan to start a morning paper to air views.
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Wientra
Matt Wall
Wall
English and
Ackerman Parks
Packing House
Theas
Eagle
HL Lewis
Endangers Health Inflows From Salina Flood Salia
In Salina on July 16 the flood's mood threatens health as sediment deposits emit strong odors. Officials drain old river beds on the eastside and battle dozens of stagnant pools, yet danger remains to residents in the valley.
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Saliaa
Salia
Salina
Bishop Taylor Life Story Prep Draws Kansas Letter
Fragment from Yates Center Kansas notes Bishop William Taylor of the Methodist Episcopal Church preparing his life story. A sister Mrs T M Eads, linked to Taylor, reports a long writing process with editor Dr W Gopsthig and Hunt & Eaton printers. Pearson letters mention health and camp meetings.
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William Taylor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Africa
Hms
New York
Marty Eads
Kansas
Wgopsthig
Hunt & Eaton
Bro. Eads
Tavion
Taylor
Heroism of a Kansas Boy Cadet Landis Saves a Comrade
Cadet Irving Landis of Barber county Kansas, son of Senator Landis, performed a daring rescue at Annapolis. When Cadet Boyd nearly toppled into the river during drill, Landis plunged into the water and towed his exhausted companion back to the launch, earning praise as the academy’s noted boat swimmer.
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Garber County
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Menkins Lopex
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Barber County
Senator Landis
Academy
Academy, and It Happened That Launch Nofi
Herndon
Texas
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Boyd
Day
Graeme
Jepson
Doyle
Sons of the West
Cadas Boyd
Hogson College Campus Protest Over Hog Use of Grounds
The Halton Signal reports residents protest lessees of Hogson College using the Campbell University grounds as a hog yard claiming violations of city hog ordinances. Citizens say health concerns aside, the campus grounds funded by $12,000 in university bonds deserve protection.
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Acatnet
Campbell University
Halton
Howrox
Old Parcell firm store closes tenantless Kansas outlet
The ER & Parcell store, one of Kansas' largest, ends its tenancy in Manhattan. E A Wagener of Topeka sold the bulk stock to Howel Jones for LL B Claflin & Co of New York at 39725. Bidders included M A Potta of Kansas City, Mayor Marshall of Concordia, and E B Pulsifer and Harry Barton of Concordia.
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Manhattan
Kan
ER & Parcell
Kansas
E A Wagener
Topeka
Howel Jones
LL B Claflin & Co
New York
M. A. Potta
Katsas City
Marshall
Concordia
E. B. Pulsifer
Harry Barton
ANSAS MILLERS TO MEET IN HUTCHINSON JULY 23 1895
Kansas millers plan their 22nd annual meeting at the Santa Fe hotel in Hutchinson on July 23. Key topics include securing wheat supplies for next year and distributing seed wheat to drought or crop deficient areas. Local and national notes include insurgent actions in Cuba and a police watch on a fugitive editor.
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Eseoretary Topping
Kansas Millers’ Association
Santa Fe
Curzon Elects Over Liberal Opponent In Southport Race
In Southport Lancashire on July 18 conservative Herbert Curzon defeated Liberal Leyland with tally 6,219 to 6,314 for Gladstone’s Liberal candidate. Newcastle result mirrored a Liberal defeat as John Morley lost while Conservatives and Liberals won elsewhere. Majorities listed for Hammond Cruddas Morley and others.
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Col. North
H. J. Gladstone
John Morley
Ireland
Rosebery
Newcastle-on- Tyne
C F. Hammond
W.G. Cruddas
J. Craig
F. Hamill
Defended Evolution Creates Catholic Circles Sensation
Notre Dame professor Dr Seahm stirred Catholic summer school circles with a lecture defending evolution and arguing it need not conflict with church teachings. The talk was the third in a five part series on science and dogma, presented at Mapisox Wisconsin.
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Mapisox
Wis
Dr. Seahm
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Wyoming Judge Seeks Help for Jacksons Hole Crisis
Wyoming judge appeals to governor for authority to organize a relief force to Jacksons Hole as tensions rise amid a sun dance and threats to settler property. Messages from Jay L. Torrey and Governor Richards prompt possible rapid deployment within 48 hours.
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Omaha
Neb
Lander
Jackson's Hole
Green River
Jay L. Yorrey
House of Representatives
Embar
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Cheyenne
Wybnine
Jay L. Torrey
Proportional Representation League Calls Saratoga Conference
The American Proportional Representation League issued a call for a conference at Saratoga Springs starting August 27 for three days. The meeting seeks to unite electors and advocates of proportional representation to broaden candidate selection freedom and empower voters in districts with shared interests.
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New York
American Proportional Representative League
The
Friends and Advocates of Proportional Representation
Saratoga Springs
Soy
Desperate Courage as Black Flags Attack Jap
A large force of Black Flags attacked Japanese troops on Tokoham Island Formosa, fighting with desperate courage. Japanese troops, saved by discipline, finally retreated under the onslaught. The Black Flags moved to attack Tokohsm as another battle loomed.
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Hiccoughing Man Delirious In Lawrence Kansas
I L Fiester of Lawrence Kansas has suffered hiccoughs for three days with no relief. Medical men are puzzled as he becomes delirious and remains in critical condition.
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Laawrence
Kas
I. L. Fiester
Market Report From Topeka Grain Exchange Reflects Weak Start
Grain markets opened weak with wheat leading the decline as crop prospects improve and outside trade slackens. September wheat slid to around 66 cents, corn and oats followed, while provisions softened and pork and lard traded lower amidst mixed intraday activity.
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Columbias
Bears
Market News on Wheat Corn and Hogs in January Prices
Chicago reports January pork at 10.75 with potential rise, and wheat and corn show weakness with downward pressure. Export sales mention 10 loads of corn and rising demand for corn on declines, while receipts and country offerings vary. forecasts warn of frost tonight and 12 000 hogs expected tomorrow.
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