Gov St John Warns of Crisis If Reforms Fail in Ten Years
Ex governor John P St John visits Topeka and rails against the money power and bi metalism. He decries the appletate court bill as partisan, warns of plutocracy ruling from Wall Street, and says without government issued currency and full coinage within ten years the nation will fall, like Rome, to upheaval and blood.
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Kansas
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Rome
Five Honest Ones. Senators Pay Their Fares in Kansas Scene
A Topeka Senate session erupts over railroad passes with Senator Dumbauld accusing A A Hurd of Santa Fe of issuing thousands of passes to lawmakers. Senators joke and defend anti pass stances, while others push state capitol funding and a bill on inmate care. Women suffrage bills pass the Senate as unrest over rail policy continues.
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Topeka State Journal
A. A
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Kansas
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Taylor
Dennison
True
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Hurd
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Osage County
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Senator Tree
Journal
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Lagrea
House
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Crawford
Shearer
Marshall
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Remington
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Scott
Mra
Althea Brigge- Stryker
Topeka
Baldwin
Bowling
Cooke
Danner
Helm
Helmick
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King
Leeds
McTaggart
Morgan
Parker
Robbi Scott
Senn
Smith
Etal Aylor
Willcocknon
Thacher
Ilinois
Eckstein
Lincoln Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument Association
Statuary Hall
Askington
Topeka Insane Asylum
Oper
State Agricultural College
Leedy
Sterne
International Typographical Union
Prisoner faces continued police court ruling on injury case
Mrs. Jack Morton nee Douglas sustained a broken arm after a dispute with her husband and brother in a Kansas avenue home. Morton allegedly threw them down stairs and was arrested. the case was continued due to his injuries. Separately, Harry Kennedy and Harry Lewis were fined five dollars after pleading guilty to possessing and attempting to sell spectacles. Charley Edwards pleaded guilty to intoxication and disorderly conduct, with the fine reduced from five to four dollars. Smallpox scare in Chicago and Indianapolis. Graham Wemser, recently from Hot Springs, Ark., was taken to hospital after claiming exposure and was diagnosed with a virulent form of the disease. Distress reported among the Nascaapes Indians on the Labrador coast, with starvation feared without relief. Topeka Steam Laundry.
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Yack
Jack Morton
Douglas
Morton
Harry Kennedy
Harry Lewis
Charley Edwards
Kansas Avenue
Edwards
Chiezga
CxiIcaco
March
Graham Wemser
Hot Springs
Ark
Smail Por Hospital
Stanton Avenue
The Trap That Hanged George Magee
The execution occurred at 6:30 this morning as George Magee faced the scaffold with composure. Surgeon Reynolds pronounced him dead thirteen minutes later. his neck was not broken. Magee reportedly ate breakfast and declared himself ready to go.
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Murmer
Reynolds
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