Appellate Judges Named in Surprise Governor Move
Governor Morrill surprised the legislature by forwarding six names for the new appellate court just as amendments to create the court passed. The appointees include Clark, Garver, Gilkinson, Johnson, Dennison, and Cole, all to serve until the 1694 fall election with a $2,500 salary.
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Legislative and
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Morrill
Senate
George W. Clark
Open
LL Garver
Salina
A D. Gilkinson
Hays City
W. A Johnson
Fort Scott
A. W. Dennison
el Dorado
Eirick C. Cole
Great Bend
Topeka
Supreme Court
Justice Johnson
The
Masons
T. L Garver
Gilkinson
W. A Jubaton
Garnett
State Bar Association
A. W. Dannlson
Senate Judiciary Committee
E. G Cole
Investigation into charges against Mr Ross by Associated Charities
A letter to the Stats Journal from Bexgaunc Satire, President of Associated Charity, requests an official investigation into charges against Secretary Russ. He denies church affiliation, claims aid denial was unjust, and urges all parties to present evidence at a March 2 meeting at Library Hall 7:30 pm.
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Associated Charities
Stats Journal
Russ
Christian Church
Mssy
Eldridge
Associated Charity
Chesterdeldian
Ruse
Library Hall
Rusa
Rosa
Ross
Charity Task
Bexgaucx L Satire
Militia Appointments and Regents Named by Governor
The governor sent nominations to the Kansas Senate for militia posts and state positions. Appointed were L. D. Taylor as Quartermaster General, Charles El Hott as Quartermaster General, Dr. J. A. Mitchell as Surgeon General, W. H. Robertson Doubois, BR B Stevens, and Howard L Glasgow as colonels and aides-de-camp. Regents for the State Normal School at Emporia named A. E. Dodge, S. E. Wenners, and C. W. Winsler to succeed current appointees. T. W. Eckert was proposed as penitentiary director to join the state board, succeeding T. H. Butler.
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Senate
Kansas National Guard
L. ¥. D. Taylor
Marshall County
Charles & el Hott
Topeks
J. A. Mitchell
Cowley County
W. H. RB. Doubois
Crawford County
BR B Stevens
Leavenworth
Howard L Glasgow
Republic County
Normal School
Pean School
Emporia
A E. Dodge
Mitchell County
Enippenberger
Jewell Counyneob K Winens
Wyendotta
W. D. Dixon
T. W. Eckert
Arkansas City “Traveler
The
State Penitentiary
T. H. Butler
February liquor sales rise with 177 more units sold
The February total liquor sales reached 6314, up from 6137 in January, despite Dr. Page removal from the permit list and the addition of O A Keene who had no sales that month. The list names numerous vendors and their February sales figures.
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Page
O. A. Keene
Keene
O. F. Marcotte
J. A Waltmire
FL. B. Wallace
A. B Woolverton
A H. Merrill
M. A. Pencheau
George W Plad
J. J. Brown
W. Squires
J. E Schnebley
B A Barrett
P. M. Shearer
Lee Jones
G. W. Stansfield
W. H. Wilson
HM. Washburn
Rowley Bros
HR B Walker
L & Woolverton
C F. Payne
A. J. Arnold
Tt. M. Weightman, Jr
Swift & Holliday
A.W. Lacey
W. D. Woodford
Burgess to Introduce Dog Tax Reduction Ordinance
Councilman Burgess will present an ordinance at the next city council meeting to cut the dog tax from 2 to 1 dollars for males and from 5 to 3 dollars for females. He argues breeders face an unfair burden and more revenue will be gained with the lower tax as many owners ship dogs out of town to avoid it. Price's Baking Powder advertises its purity.
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W. Hoch
Marion
Hoch
Warner
Mr. Hoch
House of '93
Legislatore
Soilman Burgess
Eada
James Burgess
Topeka
Colonel Burgess
Price
Sujoya
Bridges in Danger as Ice Breaks Up on River
In Dana on March 2 a warm spell melts river ice causing railroad concern. Union Pacific blasts ice jams with dynamite above Columbus bridge where three spans were swept away. Platte bridges on Hook Island Missouri Pacific and Burlington face threat, but jam removal aims to avert disaster.
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Dana
Union Pacific
Columbus
Burlington
Platte
Hook Island
Missouri Pacific
American Art in German Centers Finds Favor in Berlin
American metal art work gains praise from German experts and is exhibited publicly in German cities after Berlin’s Industrial Art Museum purchased several pieces. Consul Stevens in Bamberg notes the positive reception as American reliefs and features are credited with quality and merit. The scene follows coverage of a World’s Fair display and ongoing exhibitions across Germany.
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Waseinetos
United States
Stevens
Bamburg
Germany
Industrial Art Musen of
Berlin
Snapshot News From The County Jail And City Scene
A mixed local page notes sick prisoners in the county jail and a single sick colored woman in the city jail. It mentions athletic club directors, a playground project, high school senior class exercises, and a YMCA talk on Washington Irving. Also reports on a Santa Fe official touring Mexico, a governor’s letter, and a magician visiting Topeka. Price’s Baking Powder praised for purity.
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Collins
Paul Bauvar
Noit
Athietic Club
E.G. Larimer
Washington Irving
Y. W
Nels McConnell
Lee Frey
Santa Fe
Mexico
Frey
Geo. Morrill
McKinley
Ohio
Ottawa
State Insane Asylum
Kandas Ayenus
King of Magicians
Topeka
Aes
Amble
Atchison
Nees
Price
Alabama at Grand Monday Night In Topeka
Topeka theatergoers will see Alabama on Monday night at the Grand with Frank Bang as Col Prescott and Miss Emyline Barr in the title role Augustus Thomas, a former Kansas City reporter, wrote the piece The same program will feature Two Old Cronies on Tuesday and Carlotta the dancer while Rosabel Morrison portrays Marguerite in Faust on Wednesday night Faust, with Morrison as Marguerite, has long drawn crowds in Topeka and remains a lively drawing piece
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Topeka
Alabama
Bama
South
Frank Bang
Jim
A. Palmer
Col Prescott
Emyline Barr
Augustus Thomas
Kansas City
Weat
Fortuna
Carlotta
Jobn B. Wills
Lewis Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Mephthista
Topeks
Frasier Defeated as Lodge Split Ends in Court News
A district court juried verdict found R. M. Frazier liable after a dispute within the colored Prince Albert court 85 of the K of P. Frasier, ousted from the lodge, borrowed the lodge seal and started his own court. The jury ruled he must return the seal.
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Frasier
Colored Lodge
R. M Frazier
Prince Albert Court
K. of P. Colored
Ita
Local Knights Initiate 18 Members in Chapter No 1
Chapter No 1 Grand Orient Knights of Pyiiss initiated 18 candidates last night. The Junior league of Walnut Grove church presents Mrs Thorpe a new parlor lamp. W P Corder fined for intoxication in police court. Jack Morton to face trial in police court Tuesday for alleged assault on wife and her brother. Mary Mack sues Charles Mack for divorce after seven years of marriage and two children citing cruelty and failure to provide. Dr King’s New Discovery, Electric Bitters, Barksenia Arnica Salve, and De King’s New Life Pills promoted as top remedies sold by local drug stores. Griggs & Axtell offer wagon gear and related goods.
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Grand Orient Knights of Pyiiss
Junior League
Walnut Grove
Mra Thorpe
W. P. Corder
Jack Morton
Mary Mack
Charles Mack
District Cour
Dr. King
Backsen
de King
Desser
J,k Jones’ Drug Store
World Medical Institute Doctors Advertise Chronic Disease Care
Physicians of the World Medical Institute claim permanent placement and reliability with high skill and modern facilities. They state they treat chronic diseases exclusively, offer thorough examinations, clear guidance on prognosis and cost, and no obligation to start treatment unless the patient decides.
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The
World Medical Institute
World Medical Institute Offerings and Clinic Address
An advertisement lists treatments for catarrh asthma bronchitis rheumatism consumption nervous and chronic diseases, tape worm removal, epilepsy paralysis liver and stomach troubles blood and skin diseases and general women and children care. Office hours 9 am to 5 pm Sundays 9 am to 2 pm. Kansas City Corser Missouri Ave Offices and Main Street.
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World Medical Institute
Quincy St
Topeks
Eas
Tod
Kansas City Corser
Missouri Ave
Main Street
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