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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1895

Page

8

Sharp Letter on Governor Morrill Re Removal of Penitentiary Directors

A letter from W. J. Hurd asserts he will not resign or appear to show cause for removal as director of the Kansas state penitentiary. Hurd challenges the governor to specify malfeasance, notes his attendance and integrity, and declines to comply without precise charges. The piece also covers Morrill’s planned action on Atchison saloons and formal charges against Hutchinson Reformatory superintendent H. F. Hatch for insubordination and other alleged misconduct.

Morrill Board of Penitentiary Directors W. J. Hurd Mornin Hotton Kandes Marrill Kasisas Deak Ste W. Chase Kansas State Penitentiary Steve Chase Executive Department State Reformatory Board of Managers Hutchinson State Industrial Reformatory Kan Board of Trans

Disloyalty Charges Hit Kansas Board Members

A faction accuses board of managers of antagonism and defying authority, signed by John Armstrong J Humphrey and Tully Scott. State officials announce new barred insurers, names include Bankers Life Association Des Moines Massachusetts Benefit Association Boston Bankers Alliance Boston Northwestern Masonic Aid Association Chicago. Attorney General Dawes to speak July 4 Arkansas City. Governor Morrill receives unsigned toll card alleging Labor Commissioner Bird paid for appointment and threats of exposing sensitive information.

Board of Managere Gold Board John Armstrong J. Humphrey Tully Scott George T. Anthony Kangad Bankers Life Association Des Moines Massachusetts Benefit Association Boston Bankers’ Alliance Northwestern Masonic Aid Association Chicago F. B Dawes Arkansas City George W. White Baldwin Cook Reform School G. Brown Supreme Court Texas Representative Hall Appellate Court Kaneas Morrill Kansas City Bird

Artz Plans Book on National Judiciary Power

Ex-Adjutant General H H Artz, now in Hicks flats at Sixth and Tyler, previews a pamphlet titled The Power of the National Judiciary. He argues there is no national government beyond the judiciary and cites rulings like the income tax and Debs case as examples. The work, about one hundred pages, will discuss Vermont college laws and other decisions. Plans for piano tuning are also noted with box 422.

H. H. Artz Hicks Flats Sixth and Tyler Streets United States Congress Supreme Court Buthor Debs Dartmouth Lines Vermont Artz State of Hepa

Fourth of July Temperance Convention at Hamilton Hall

J B McAfee predicts large attendance as the state temperance union plans a full day program. The Thursday meeting opens at 10 AM with addresses by Judge Solon O Thacher and Senator J W Parker in the forenoon and Rev Don Colt and Lieut Gov James A Troutman in the afternoon. Officials for the next year will be elected and delegates urged to attend. Governor Morrill may attend.

Hamittom Hall J. B. McAfee The State Temperance Union State Journal Hamilton Ball Sesson Solon O. Thacher J. W. Parker Don Colt Wichita James A. Troutman Morrill

Charity leader foresees winter relief plan

Edward Wilder of Santa Fe, a former head of Associated Charities, discusses preparing for winter aid. He praises the prior year’s plan and secretary Russ for solid effort, noting some complained but believing full effort will continue.

Edward Wilder The Santa Fe Associated Charities

Fourth of July speech planned in Ottawa by J. Waters

J Waters to deliver the Fourth of July address in Ottawa as local events and meetings fill the holiday schedule. Judge John Guthrie has his office in the Office block and various civic engagements unfold across Topeka and Shawnee County including lectures, weddings, and community gatherings.

Bible Classes Thrive at Y M C A Amid Athletics Talk

Secretary George E Serrigo stresses ongoing Bible class work at the Y M C A rooms alongside athletics. He notes members fear Bible study is neglected despite visible programs, urging visitors to see the Bible classes active and growing compared with prior years.

George E. Serrigo Y. Mc.a

Bible Reader in Topeka Treks Four Full Readings

H O Austin of 703 East Eighth street is not a church member yet is a noted Bible enthusiast in Topeka. Since January he has read the Bible from start to finish three times and completed 491 chapters on his fourth reading. He once finished in forty five days and once read seventy three chapters in a single day. Mineral Water. The finest in the west. Come and try It. J W Puirurrs 612 W Eighth ave Marshall's band will give their usual concert as Gi park tonight.

OTS J. B. Thomas Burr Oak Kansas Frank Herald Richland Topeka A. Austin Kansas City Atchison Lee Shawnee County Watson Rich Adams House North Topeka J. C. Wilson Santa Fe Manitou Shawnee County Horticultural Society Berryton Atchison Globe Marshall's Marshall Awnee County Leavenworth County Snd Boranton Dre Eva Harding Reform School H. J. Nanes Washburn College Fwenth Kansas Avenues Nanna Fifth Street Emporia Augusta James Brewer A. F. Lingafelt Brewer Eleventh and Western Avenue HO. Austin H. O. Austin East Eighth Street J. W. Puiuurrs Eighth Ave Gi Park

Windmills of Enormous Proportions May Be Keen Soon

A crude invention called the Jumbo risa engine is being tested in western Kansas. With a wind-driven paddle wheel design, it uses a 12 to 14 foot shaft and six to eight upper vanes to pump water. Proponents claim easy expansion, low cost, and potential for irrigation across treeless plains, watching its rapid development.

Kansa Kunsis

Insulted Old Glory as Filthy Rag Attack on Flag

Post election unrest erupts over flag desecration at a Republican ratification meeting in Rush security. A Stars and Stripes was dragged down and hidden in an out-house vault. Col G Polk Cline was hired to prosecute, but La Crosse county attorney refused to press charges. The Great Rock Island plans an excursion to Beatrice and a band concert at Garfield Park.

Col. G. Polk Cline Pawnes County la Crosse

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gov. Morrill W J. Hurd W. J. Tiven Hansen State Penitentiary de E. Bruwbaugh M. E. Church M. FP. Llowie Presbyterian Church Atchison Preachure Goysraur Morrill Hatcr Pree Bel Iain Ee Tink Les Asc Choice Now Jasere Kansas Ave Uerbach & Guoettel State House K. L Sheldon J.B. McAfee Russ Great Rock Island Beatrice Garfield Park
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