State House Views on Judge Doster Opinion In Knotty Tanner Case
Judge Wilkin of the Kansas Supreme Court defends integrity of judges amid debates on judiciary power. He cites Kansas constitutional structure and stresses that courts have operated with honor while urging cautious reform. He discusses Governor Tanner, tariff policy, and possible land strip implications for Missouri and Kansas economies, noting ongoing legal questions for interstate commerce and court authority.
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J. Wilkin
Dilstine Doster
Siereme
Court of Kansax
Witkin
Tet Rein
Dudes Wilkin
Danville
California
Topeka
Jonny M. Torrence
Terrence
Mes Witkin
Judy Wilkin
Dinas Mines
Kansas
Tuilhels
Jugge Witkin
Tomyrit
Ottinen
Wuld
Sudee Wilkin
Weber Urae
Caverner Massee
Eilarele
Werner Tanner
Geresque Jurker
Wilkin
Buntinwer
Eddie
Missouri
Keanthers
Litte
Unis
Stythine Pass
Foster
District of
Kanaus
Veltlaoen Ys
Goon
Afraid of Ed Littie Trial Notes in Kane County
A distorted OCR item discusses a habeas case before Judge Foster involving Pat and a stock yard company. The piece references interstate fees, jurisdiction questions, and examinations of records, with mentions of Littie, Speute, and Brent. The article hints at a broader legal conflict affecting the state legislature’s rulings.
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Foster
Kaneas
Washington
United States
State Printing Stops as Major Hudson Prepares to Exit
Major Hudson plans to transfer state printing to John Parks next Thursday as funds run dry. The office faces halted work, exhausted appropriations, and scarce supplies with the new fiscal year looming. Parks will print active laws and state documents, while staff changes are minimal.
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Hudson
Otate
Major Hudson
John & Parks
Suite
Parks
Hodson
W. E. Bush
State Hortteniured Society
Parks Wi
W. G. Webb
Columbia
Finn
Topeka
Webb
Tlr
Brown
Yoreman
George Tinther
Tate
Parkca
Orner
Oen
August
Dickey
Beluit
Topeka Socials Highlight Surprise Party and Visits
A surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Kassebaum honored Miss Kathryn Kassebaum and Miss Emily Kassebaum with a Progressive high five and prizes. The notices list numerous local residents and visitors traveling to and from St Louis Ottawa Emporia Kansas City and Colorado.
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J. B. Kassebaum
Kathryn
Emily Kaseebaum
Edgar C. Arnold
Kathryn Kaasebaum
T EL Armstrong
Emily
Kathryn Kussebaum
Nell White
Margaret Casey
Emma Dresbach
Edith Higbee
Emily Murten
Cire Morton
Messrs
Edgar Arnold
Charles R Adame
Frank I. Peacock
Nat Taylor
E. H. White
John Collins
The New Fall Dance Masters Reveal Fresh Steps
The Chicago Tribune reports the National Association of the Masters of Dancing completed its New York convention with Chicago delegates returning. Three new dances for winter are La Dance Beatrice, the Allemande two-step, and the Behenley a waltz polka mix. The Beatrice refines the gavotte with added return of the regal rhythm, while the Allemande adds a marching beat to the old two-step chase.
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Luis Hretlow
Chicago
Mes
Elmost
Dreas
New York
Milti
Dyshea
Dancing Academy
Mérud
Ole
Chicago Tribune
Union Depot
Eway
National Association of the Masters of Dancinr
Rice fools at Newton at trip sendoff
Newton residents witnessed a wedding party style sendoff for M1 Mrs Elwyn Tarr as a crowd chased after and showered the couple with rice. The streets and station platform were strewn with rice and shoes, creating a sticky mess in crevices and cracks, and locals marveled at the silly display.
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Wton Republican
Newton
Elwyn Tarr
Donnelly Trial Highlights Libel Case and Health Struggles
In St Paul Minnesota a libel suit against the Plaster Press features Donnelly’s shock at a Prower Press editorial and his charge that Grover Cleveland amassed millions by corrupt means. He recalls health troubles from overwork and notes a remark about pellagra like eruptions. testimony touches on his son’s medical opinion and prior criticisms of the president.
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Tenative
Donnelly
Plaster Press
Iegislature
Geover Cleveland
Proweer Press
Nin
Mr. Squires
Pezemna
Atlantia
Squires
Unnamed Patrolman Arrests In Comical Stormy Night
Report notes Patrolman Whittaker arrested two people while unaware he was an officer. A horse driven by Mrs. Mary Hughes became unmanageable near Fifth and Monroe during a fall storm. Mr. Kiet intervened, suffering arm injuries and possible facial contusions, but no serious harm.heroism moments amid Thursday night turmoil.
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Whittaker
Mary Hughes
Fifth
Monroe
Hall
Kiet
Hazen
Kiei U
Haiistonse
Stove In His Arms Bursts Fire Victim Burns
P O Winstead of 702 Chanler Street was badly burned when a gasoline stove exploded. He carried the burning stove outdoors to prevent spread, then threw it into water where it exploded. The room and porch caught fire before firefighters arrived. injuries are painful but not serious.
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P.O Winstead
P. O. Winstead
Chanler Street
Daisy
Mr. Winstead
Wiler
Winstead
Mrs Oliphant Dead at 70 in London
London June 26 Mrs Margaret Oliphant the noted author died last evening of cancer at age seventy Her prolific output included over forty novels that once enjoyed great popularity
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London
Margaret Oliphant
Death of Rev H Kreuger at Seventeenth and Seabrook
Rev. Mr. H Kreuger died at his home yesterday of rheumatism aged 50 leaving a wife and five daughters two married Mrs T Toenges of Kansas City and Mrs Fred Anton of the city He formerly pastor of the First German M I church funeral from the German M I church corner of Firth and Tyler streets tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock
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Sumer
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Kanieds City
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Perry
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J. M. Miner
Aon Claude
Clay Center
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H. W. Neiswanger and Son
WS Furman
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Kansas City
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Topeka
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Cripple Creek
Mexico
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Seventeenth
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T. Toenges
Fred Anton
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M. I
M. II
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J O'Vlock
Queen Receives Firemen In Jubilee Celebration
Windsor events recount Queen visiting Windsor park with 6000 schoolchildren for her jubilee. Fire brigades from across the kingdom presented dilligations, 1200 men in line and a parade in the castle quadrangle. Duke of Markxreukh presided as National City brigade president. Royal dining preceded by thousands of firemen and bands performing weeklies evolutions and fireworks.
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Ting
Jone
Windsor Park
Jubtier
England
Une
Duke of Markxreukh
National
Emgrbcey
Immense Rivet Ceremony at Talon Works in San Francisco
The first rivet ceremony will open the building of Japan's cruiser Chitose at Talon Trent works in San Francisco. Japanese officers and government officials, alongside prominent members of the Japanese community, are to witness the event marking the start of the war vessel's construction.
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San Francisco
Talon Tren
Berlin correspondent notes Japan protest over annexation precedent
London dispatch reports Runave Will joins Japan's protest against Mawali annexation by the United States, warning of a dangerous precedent. An unrelated ad promotes DeWitts Lisle Barley Risers as a tonic, listing Geo. W. Stunafield of 672 Kan. Ave. as a contact.
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London
Berlin
Runave
Japan
Wasentrashea
Geo. W. Stunafield
Kan. Ave
Band Concert At Garfield Park
An excellent programme has been arranged for the band concert at Garfield Park tomorrow afternoon led by Marwhatle Bas.
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Garfield Pari
Marwhatle Bas
Tana
Garfela Park
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