Lewelling comments on silver, governance and abuse
Ex governor Morrill Morrill Morrill and other Kansas figures discuss silver policy politics and abuse in office. The interview covers railroads government money debates bluffing party lines and personal reflections on public life and accountability. The piece also notes a US court hearing concerning a school for the blind official accused of opening a pupil letter.
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Wichita
Lewelling
Goy
Merrill
Kansas
Kanuse
Humphrey
Morrill
Paul
State House
Senate
Sudamore
Topeka
Armour & Co
Enterprise
Eyth
Methodist Protestants to Build $100,900 College
Kansas City June 23 A meeting at the Methodist Protestant church accepted Dr. Mather’s offer to donate 24 acres in Chelsea place valued at 25 000 and the church has 25 000 cash. Total expenditure for the new Kansas City university will exceed 100 000 with five buildings planned to house 800 to 1000 students at full operation.
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Kansas City
Mather
Kansas City University
Story Denies Biddle Succeeds Eastman at Topeka Asylum
George A. Clark state board secretary told State Journal there is no truth to Sunday papers claiming Dr. T C Biddle would be elected assistant superintendent and replace Dr. Eastman. He said the board has not considered any such change and petitions for various positions have not been reviewed.
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Eastman
George A. Clark
State Board of Charities
State Journal
T. C Biddle
Topeka Insane Asylum
Clark
Rivers and Creeks Boom in Eastern Colorado
Heavy Kais and melting snow sweep eastern Colorado causing rail and river disruptions. Rock Island line suffers major damage near Limon as 400 feet of track wash away. traffic halted between Colorado Springs and Limon Junction. A bridge on Union Pacific Kansas Pacific near Oakley washed out. Clear Creek floods suspend placer work. Piatte river overbanks threaten homes. Arkansess River rises two feet at Pueblo with no damage. Crops damaged by hail and cloud bursts across the region.
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Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Limon Junction
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Oakley
Clear Creek
Piatte
Arkaness
Pueblo
Do Christians Vote or Refuse Under Atheistic Constitution
A meeting of the Ministerial union features Hon. A J McFarland of Beaver Falls urging Christians to refuse to vote to protest the U S constitution for lacking reference to God He argues the document is atheistic and threatens the Christian spirit prompting questions on whether believers should boycott elections while discussions touch Sabbath observance and respect for religious oaths. Rev C M Sheldon and Rev A D Fisher weigh in on extending the stance to other church acts and daily life.
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Ministerial Union
A J. McFarland
Beaver Falls
Penn
United Presbyterian
McFarland
Topeks
Christ
God
Luther
Church of Rome
Government Society
A. Ed. Wagner
Mr. Fisher
United States
Mr. McFarland
Mr. Wake
Mr. McNabb
Tools of Money Governor Altgeld Attacks Supreme Court
In a written interview from Strincriszo Illinois on June 3 Governor Altgeld attacks the Eugene Debs decision calling the U S Supreme Court a tool of capitalists. He says the ruling creates government by injunction, erodes liberty without due process, and marks a turn against republican institutions with capitalists controlling government and courts.
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Altgeld
Supreme Court
Strincriszo
Eugene Debs
United States Supreme Court
United States
White House
Counta of Justice
Hnd
Gould Granted More Time In Suit Over 40000 From Zella Nicolaus
Judge Lippincott of the New Jersey supreme court extended to July 10 the time for George J. Gould to plead in the suit brought by Roselin Ruban and Zella Nicolaus claiming Gould wrongfully obtained property and withholds a certificate of value. U.S. circuit court at Leavenworth opened with Willams presiding. Britten fleet news and market summaries follow in a crowded dispatch.
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Zella Nicolaus
Tueston
N. J
Jane
Justice Lippincott
Supreme Court
George J. Gould
Bin
Roselin Ruban
Gould
Hker
Mr. Gould
U. S
Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court
John A. Williams
Little Rock
Uillman
Market Report Reflects Cold Weather and Diverse Grain Movements
The Associated Press report from Circano notes heavy selling in spring and winter wheat west of the Mississippi while eastern states stay hot and dry. A Prairie Farmer analysis cites bugs drought and heat reducing winter wheat acreage by 1.5 million and total crop by about 72 million bushels. July wheat and corn futures fluctuate with markets weak in England due to a holiday. Hog receipts lag estimates but prices rise. pork lard and ribs show varied trade. Carries and shipments in Kansas City and Topeka reflect steady to higher bids for cattle, with Texas steers and beef products trading at multiple price ranges.
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Topeles Gramand Stok Exchange
Keoom 5
Columbian Ma Ae
Pardrige
Thoman
Atatos
Mississippi River
Ralna
Chicago
Carluta
Minneapolis
Missouri
Rockies
New York
William K. Strong
John L Waterbury
U.S. Cordage Company
Associated Press
State Journal
Circano
Agricultural Department
Prairie Farmer
England
Mississippi
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Kansas Ciry, Jone
W. G. Todd
Kansas Institution For the Education of the Blind
Perry
Todd
Archie Smith
Agnes Birt
Manon
L. W. Keplinger
Young Smith
United States District Court
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Literary Society
Col
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Fairchild
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Laavenworts
Board of Directors
State of Kansas
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Tercutxson
Martin
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J. W. Ady
Dr. McFarland
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Abe Lincolnt
Dr. McParland
H. Rondebush
Harrison Building
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Miss Dodge
Campos
Mapu
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Marshal Martinez de Campos
Britten
Chicago Market Letter
Coro
Callie
Minnaapolis
Duluth
Janet
Today’s Market Report
Aiansas City
Crrr
Carrie
Texas
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
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