Breidenthal Wins Supreme Court Bank Commissioner Case
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of John W. Breidenthal, confirming his four year term as bank commissioner from February 12, 189? and allowing him to remain in office. Chief Justice Martin and Associate Justice Allenheld joined the majority with Justice Johnston dissenting. The decision upheld Breidenthal against attempts to remove him and signals possible further legislative investigations of the bank commissioner's office.
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John W. Breidenthal
Populiet State Central Committee
Plate
Supreme Court
Breidenthal
Batiste
Sidmphrey
Charles F. Ishoson
Oskaloosa
Lewelling
Mc Joinson
Senate
Mr. Greidenthal
Morrill
Johnson
K. Greidenthal
C. Joben
Attics
Harper County
CS Jobes
Bringenthal
Johnston
Charles P. Johnnot
Martin
Jobes
Hraiden
JocaNat
Ramat Bresilenthal
Osawatomie
Republicana
J. F. Wentworth
Steward T. J. Hayes
Board of Charities
C TL Wetmore
Hayes
Board of Penitentiary Directors
Areport
Te Supreme Court
Seathelder
P Atate
Senator Householder
Soi
Shasics
Asylum
God
Householder
Supreme Kansas Court Lets Governor Stand in Suspension Case
The Kansas Supreme Court rules the governor acting as chief executive cannot be compelled to revoke a suspension order. The decision covers university library fee disputes and various appellate reversals and dismissals across numerous county cases. Several opinions concur or dissent on mandamus and quo warranto actions, with many cases reversed or dismissed.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
Astate of Kansas
Martin
C.J
Henry Keyson
Henry Lardner
f_yon county
R. L. Walker
Ric H Coleman
Court of Common Pleas
Sedgwick County
W. W. Cook
George T. Challiss
Atchison County
Seth W. Chase
Kansas State Penitentiary
Board of Directors
State
Lowell F. Wentworth
Allen J
T. J
D. Withrow
Citizena Bank of
Kansas City
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Mo. Pac
Ry Co
William Doluson
Chautauqua County
State of Kansas
Levi Chinault
Sf. A
Jl Sait and
Mineral Ca
Rice County
State Ex Telvathve Régents
University of Osha
State of Kungas
Frank Baker
Labetta
Simeon Ewings
LT. Yount
Shawnee County
ML. F. Stewart
Woodson National Bank
Woodson County
J. Burrow
HL Fullerton
Smith Souatys
W. Davis
FS & G. Co
K. & W. WK Cava LD
Knowles
Ness County
Keystone Manufacturing Co
A. G. Weisher
Dickinson County
W. H. Kellogg
H. Hesugh
Dickinenn
First National Bank of Stephens Moint
C. IL Martin
Thomas County
W. A. Meyers
A. Mayers
W. Meyers
G A. Meyers
Frank Osborn
Gen E. Cole
Patti Singing Again Seale Ara Bringing Pour Pounds For Her First Appearars
London theatre scene pivots on the return of famed actresses Sarah Bernhardt and Elvira Duse with contrasting styles. Adelina Patti prepares for season debut drawing strong advance seating. Reports note Duse illness rumors and Bernhardt French version versus Italian adaptation redefining Heimat as Magda.
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Seale Ara
Lospos
London
Sarah Bernhardt
Elendra Duse
Mie
Bernhardt Ia
Signora Duco
Magda
Adelina Putti
Carmeneiti
St James Hall
Osbon's New Trial Set for November Term
In Douglas county district court Clint Osboo charged with murder of Charles Bramble at Holton was denied bail and the trial scheduled for next November term. A jailhouse note confirms the date and venue.
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Lawrence
Kan
Crying for Food Aid Urgently Sought by Medford Citizens
A June report from Wichita notes Medford Oklahoma citizens sign an appeal for immediate food and clothing aid. W J Martindale of Wichita endorses the appeal and urges relief to the destitute in Lament township care of Mrs Emma Beacock. The Rock Island offers free transport of supplies.
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Kansas City
Star
Wichita
Medford
W. J. Martindale
Southweet
Kansas
Lament Township Aid Association
Emma Beacock
Rock Island
Tornado Sighted Near City Causes Dust Cloud Outbreak
Suter Dexten notes a fearsome tornado approached Sunday evening three miles southwest of town. The massive whirlwind formed dust clouds and moved northeast, appearing about forty rods wide. No damage was reported as the storm passed.
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Suter Dexten
Noutheast
International Window Glass Workers Move Toward World Federation
In Port Treasures, Pa, the American Window Glass Workers' Association plans steps to form an international federation. At the July 18 convention in this city, a Belgium and France alliance is discussed as Belgian strikes continue. Americans urged immediate donations to Belgian workers in need, recalling a former but withdrawn mutual aid arrangement.
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Window Glass Workers
Prrtsaces
Juse
Window Glass Workers of the World
American Window Glass Workers’ Association
American Association
Belgium
France
Erogeeee
Window Glass Workére Association
Sa International Union
Workmen of
America
Harrison Arrives Home After Eastern Trip
Benjamin Harrison returned to Indianapolis today alighting from the Pennsylvania Limited at Union Station. He carried a large yellow traveling bag, was greeted by Secretary Tibbett, and driven to his home amid well wishers. He appeared well and hearty after the journey.
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Indianapolis
Isprasarouis
Benjamin Harrison
Pennsylvania Limited
Union Station
Mr. Harrison
Tibbett
Steron
Harrison
No Rain In Sight Warmer Tonight In Topeka
No rain is expected in Topeka tonight or tomorrow with warmer temperatures. Mr Jennings notes scarce rainfall here while heavy rains occur in Montana and North Dakota, light rains in South Dakota, and Helena reports snow. The low pressure trough moves eastward, barometer remains high east of the Mississippi River, and temperatures rise east of the center while falling west. The morning read 74 degrees and by 2 40 this afternoon 92 degrees.
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Topeka
Jennings
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Helena
Mississippi River
Wealthy American seeks Tudor mansion estate in London
An American buyer in London seeks a historical residential estate with a Tudor or Elizabethan mansion, twenty bedrooms, five reception rooms, and 800 to 1,000 acres of land, offering about £50,000. The agent declined to reveal the buyer’s identity, and efforts to identify him have so far failed.
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Associated Press
London
Water Pipe Breaks on Eighth Near Kansas
A large water main burst at the corner of Eighth and Kansas Avenue at 10 am drawing a crowd. Barefoot boys waded in the cool water while workers repaired the pipe after about an hour. The break occurred at a valve while a street sprinkler was being filled.
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Eighth
Eighth and
Kansas Avenue
New Orleans Bi metallic Convention Promises Success
Arrangements for the bi metallic convention in New Orleans are complete for Monday with country delegates already arriving. William J. Bryan of Nebraska and H. D. Money of Mississippi will deliver addresses. U S Assistant Treasurer O Neill on the silver issue thinks discussion may hurt it.
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U.S
O'Neill
New Orleans
Jane
Wm. J. Bryan
Nebraska
H. D. Money
Mississippi
O Neill dismisses free silver convention as nonrepresentative
United States Assistant Treasurer Jos O Neill says the Springfield free silver convention would be a rump gathering and not a real Democratic party reflection. He argues extremists do not mirror national or Democratic majorities and fear continuous discussion harms silver’s prospects.
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United States
O'Neil
Boston
Jos
Neill
Springfield
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Debs Declines Presidential Candidacy Letter Says He Values Liberty
Eugene V. Debs writes to an officer of the local American Unionist Association that he cannot be a candidate for the presidency. He says he would not sacrifice liberty or be immobilized by ambition and prefers to work in his own way to free the American people.
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Cixvauann
AHK UL
Eugene V. Debs
Desa
Expect Trouble Sunday as WHI Re Made to Prevent Seeluilats
A Vienna dispatch reports an attempted ban on a Socialist demonstration for Sunday. Thousands of workers plan to march, and police pledge full effort to stop the meetings amid recent official reprimands for leniency. Serious trouble is anticipated as authorities seek to curb the socialist movement.
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Seeluilats
Vienos Lexpos
Standard
Vienna
Socialista
Dr J B Hibben Elected Modern Woodmen Medical Director
The head camp of Modern Woodmen adjourned sine die at Maison Wisconsin to meet in Dubuque Iowa the first Tuesday in June 187. Yesterday's session ran past midnight with Northcott and Hewes re elected. Hollister named head banker to replace Sink and to choose a depository with board approval. Haydecker of Waukegan Illinois re hired as director and Dr J B Hibben of Topeka Kansas chosen head physician.
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Maison
Wis
Dubuque
Iowa
Northcott
Hewes
Hollister
Sink
Haydecker
Waukegan
Illinois
J. B Mibben
Topeka
Kan
Settles Rogers Case and Court Power Debate
The supreme court decision in the Householder case is said to settle the H Rogers matter by showing the court has no power to force the governor to revoke Senator Householder’s suspension from the board of charities, and likely no power to compel removing Senator Rogers as regent of the university. Also notes London activities and Atchison reorganization, with references to Field and Earl Russell estate Amberly Cottage.
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Householder
Rogers
Supreme Court
H Rogers
Senator Householder
Board of Charities
Senator Rogers
Wheat from Kansas first car of 1895 crop markets
The first car of 1895 crop wheat arrives from Fayville Kansas grading Nu red and sold at a 5 cent premium. Unusually early, indicating a forward but possibly short crop. Other items note weekly New York bank statement with reserves and deposits changes, Lord Leamington’s upcoming quiet wedding, a $180 verdict against Pullman Palace Car Co, and Cornell Glee Club activities in London.
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Gulfeyvile
St. Louis
Feyville
Kas
New York
Pullman Chicaco
Judge Ennis
Pullman Palace Car Co
Reverend Buck in Geneva Death Rumor Ends
The Bay area report notes the death of Reverend D. Buck, a prominent Methodist minister and former president of the American Bible Society, tied to Geneva in June. Confirmation of details appears delayed amid scattered OCR fragments from the obituary.
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Sey. D. Buck
Dead Geneva
Rev
D. Buck
American Bible Society
Aind Tad i BU Wears
Time card shifts Santa Fe arrivals and Topeka departures
A new Santa Fe time card takes effect tonight at 12 05 am and brings changes affecting Topeka. No westbound trains change. No 6 to Chicago arrives 4 39 pm and departs 4 40 pm with supper to Kansas City. No 106 to St Joseph and Atchison now leaves Topeka at 4 40 pm instead of 6 05 pm. No 108 to St Joseph moves to 5 00 pm. Night express now arrives 4 55 am and departs 4 40 am. No 2 Atlantic express arrives 4 50 am and departs 5 00 am. No 3 westbound from Kansas City arrives 3 40 pm and departs 3 45 pm.
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Sante Fe
Santa Fe
Topeka
Chicago
Kansas City
St Joseph
Atchison
St. Joseph
Atlantic Express
Topeks
Ellis joints raid leads to fines and jail days
Ellis joints raided this week with three joint keepers arrested and jailed. They were convicted and each fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Hays Crry
Kan
Peffer Addresses Bourbon County Free Silver Convention
A special from Fi Scott Kansas reports the Bourbon County Free Silver Convention in Fort Scott, largely radical with Senator Peffer as principal speaker. The meeting went Populist, steering toward county ticket nominations by the Red Cross Society for Cubs. A separate note from New York says the Cuban Red Cross society closed its Havana headquarters as funds were raised to aid insurgents in Cuba.
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Bourbon County
Kansas
Crrr
Fi Scott
Kas
Red Cross Society
Cubs
New York
Colon
Colombia
Cuban Red Cross Society
Cuba
Peanut Stand Stay Edward World Wins Reprieve
A Topeka state house incident ends with Alfred World of Morris County retaining his peanut and lemonade stand near the Ninth Street entrance after political pressure. The executive council rescinded an earlier order moving the stand following a push by World and his Republican allies.
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State House
Ninth Street
Executive Council
Morris County
Alfred World
Mr. World
World
Harry Richter
Topeka
South District Shawnee County Committee Forms Temporary Leadership
Three members of the central committee met at the courthouse to form a temporary organization with G. M. Beart as chairman and T. M. Watson as secretary. Next meeting set for Saturday at 2 p.m. Two candidates, John Sitchin and George Flender, are vying for the county commissioner nomination. Sanitary officers Miller and Vanderpool resign. five remain. A unknown man was found dead near Saline two miles west of Brookville. possible suicide. coroner investigating.
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Shawnee County
Courtouse
G. M. Beart
T. M. Watson
W.L. Fox
Kansas
Salina
Brookville
Union Pacific
Local notes span court actions travels and society
Mrs W D Lacey returns from Ran sue City after a week away. G G Schilling and W D Hagar plan a twenty five mile bicycle ride to St Slarys. Cashier W S Sinclair sues John W Clark in Topeka district court for 12746.77. W Sec Kim sues Nancy and George Barnett to foreclose a mortgage on Lot 140 Lane intrust for 850. Rowley seeks a receiver for Rowley Bros. Martha McCabe returns from Emporia and will stay home through summer. Saturday Night Club banquet at Throop with members and guests. John Kirvin’s theft case continued to Tuesday. Mrs Maria Bilas dies at 78 in Oakland with burial in Massachusetts. Chafing dish party concept described with menu and recipe details.
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W. D. Lacey
Ransue City
W. SecKim
Nancy Barnett
George Barnett
Lane
BR. Rowley
Rowley Bros
Misa Martha Ro MecCabe
McCabe
Emporia
College of Emporia
Hom
John Kirvin
Mea Colty
Justice Guy's Court
Maria P. Bilas
Elisa
Oakland
Masachusetts
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Russia
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Marshall
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Oklahoma
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Silver
Debs
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Hyde
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Atchison Reorganization Committee
Aioe
Lord Leamington
Marcy
George Curzon
Curzon
Lord Beamington
Mary Lester
Washington
Cornell Glee Club
Lexpos
Andrew D. White
Cornell University
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Vst
Henley-on-Thames
Peffer
Ft, Scott
J. M. Miller
C L. Vanderpool
Vanderpool
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