Journal Critiques Governor Morrill Over Kansas Prohibition Violations
The Journal accuses Governor Morrill of failing to enforce the prohibition law in Leavenworth and Atchison, citing newspaper ads as evidence of ongoing saloon operations. It notes about twenty five saloons in Leavenworth, with many actively seeking more business through advertising, and recalls a history of liquor advertising in Kansas papers.
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Morrill
Leavenworth
Atchison
Kansas
Kansas City
Fer
Missouri River
Atchison Globa
Atchison Saloons
Saloons Spread Across Atchison and Leavenworth Scene
Advertisements from Atchison saloons list Pine wine and liquors along with refreshment stands on multiple streets. A Kansas man argues for stricter prohibition, while Governor Morrill notes enforcement is hard in Leavenworth due to a large foreign population, especially Poles, who are said to be accustomed to liquor.
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NPSE
Athietie
Paul Casseeta
Nostantane
Mumsi
Cher Hoe
Seneca Pine
Fpre Globre
Llanwinee Street
Leavenworth
Atchison and Leavenworth
Topeka
Morrill
Puland
Sixth Annual Beach Show Opens Today In Denver
Denver March 12 The sixth annual Kennel Club beach show opened with high quality over last year though fewer entries. Notable entries include B F Lewis’s string with Champion Blarney Jr and other top winners from New York, plus George Gould’s prize string of five pointers and two wolf hounds. Judge John Davidson of Monroe, Michigan, calls it the best dogs in the country. Also notes baseball talk in Topeka as spring arrives, rule changes in the National League, Western League disputes, and a local prohibition on cigarettes in Lawrence.
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Denver
Kennel Club
Lewis
Cactus
New York
Earl
Maid Marion
Blarney Jr
Bobbs
Lady Mays Swiveller
Hevy
Marion Banner
Tom Blake
Roger Williams
Buccinneer
Marjorie G. W. Clayton
Uaage
Chicago
Page
George Gould
W. E Warner
John Davidson
Monroe
Mich
West
Free
Brave
Topeka
The
Athletic Association
Santa Fe
Topeksa
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Murderous Riot on the Levee in New Orleans
A violent riot on the levee from Louisiana Avenue to Mandenville Street left four black men dead and many wounded. Armed white mobs roamed the riverfront while police were overwhelmed. Reports say the unrest began before 7 am with shots fired at Jackson Square and along the Harrison line docks.
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New Oxutraxs
Louisiana Avenue
Mandeville Street
Sixth Precinct
Polie
John Journea
Jackson Square
Unce
Meath
Richard Walsh
Walsh
Phillip
First Streets
Eighth Street
Choupitoulua Street
Jackson
Washington Street
Down Town
Walter Owens
McCahen
Harrison
Joe Culling
Thomas Collins
Charity Hospital
Gov. Fowler
John Journee
Wisckson Square
Third Precinct
Caribbean
Henry Brown
Joseph Mallard
Bain
Del Valentine Named for Appellate Court Clerkship
D A Valentine chosen clerk of the middle division to be based in Concordia and continue publishing the Times at Clay Center. Judges Garver Clark Gilber in session organize the court and appoint clerks for three divisions. Governor Morrill allegedly seeks B Branford for the eastern division in Topeka.
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T. F.garver
Salina
Geo. W. Clark
Topeka
A. D. Gilber
Supreme Court
D. A. Valentine
Concordia
Valentine
the Times
Clay Center
Morrill
B. Branford
Magnificent Five Story Masonic Temple Planned in Topeka
A Topeka meeting formed a ways and means committee led by John R Mutvade and Mayor T W Harrison to fund a new Masonic Temple at the northeast corner of Eighth and Quincy. The project envisions a five story building 100 by 110 feet with three rental floors and upper lodge spaces.
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East Bight Avenue
Topeka
John R. Mutvade
T. W. Harrison
J. B. Furry
Eighth and
Quincy Streets
Kansas Conference Opens in Leavenworth Mission Session
The Kansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in Leavenworth today for its fortieth session. Rev. E P Halland of Circleville will deliver the missionary sermon with Bishop Goodsell of San Francisco presiding. About 400 ministers are in attendance as the conference runs through Sunday night.
Hatch Elected Superintendent at Hutchinson Reformatory
Board of reformatory managers meet in Hourentsox Kansas elect Capt H F Hatch Arkansas City as superintendent and plan to assume duties with prisoners by July 1. Senator Jobo Armstrong chairs, James N Humphrey secretary. Mrs Hubbard Desa and Mrs T W Hubbard mentioned. funeral set for Wednesday at 10.00.
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Hutchinson Reformatory
Hourentsox
Kas
Board of Reformatory Managers
Jobo Armstrong
James N. Humphrey
H. F. Hatch
Arkansas City
Reformatory
Alliance Attacked by Spanish Vessel off Cape May
The American mail steamship Alliance, en route from Colon to New York, was chased by a Spanish warship near Cape May after salutes and a warning. Shots were fired at close range but did not hit. Captain Crossman reported the incident to the secretary of state, demanding explanation and redress.
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New York
American Mail Steamship Alliance
Colon
Cape May
Cuby
Uot
Allistica
Crossman
The
Alliance
Croasman
Washington
Union Terminal Case Decided for Union Pacific at St Louis
A final decree filed in the United States circuit court at St Louis ends the long cross border dispute between Union Terminal railroad and Union Pacific over the Kansas City crossing. An overhead crossing must be built by Union Terminal by September 29, 1895 with grade crossing forbidden after September 9, 1895. Costs are to be split among Union Terminal Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific.
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Sanborn
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Union Terminal Railroad Company
Union Pacific Company
Kansas City
Kansas
Union Terminal Company
Terminal Company
Uniox Terminal Company
Missouri Pacific Company
United States
Householder charges spark push for legislative probe
The Asylum Doctor leads renewed charges against Senator M A Householder over duties on the state board of charities. Nineteen accusations, sworn by Pat McAndrews, seek Governor Morrill’s authority to appoint a legislative investigation committee. Morrill will act if he deems the affiant reliable, potentially ordering an inquiry.
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M. A. Householder
State Board of Charities
Morrill
Déeri
Lewelling
McCusey
Pat McAndrews
Asylum Farm
RIGHT OVER THE FALLS AERIAL TROLLEY SCHEME AT NIAGARA
Locerorr New York March 12 Attorney George W Pound a director of the Aerial Tramway company asks Albany to author ize a tower and landing in the state reservation for a tourist crossing over the Niagara river thirty feet above the cataract with a double cable system from Canadian and American parks Cars suspended by cables to be electr ically operated Doors perforated for views and unobstructed side view Dominion and local lawmakers have friendly ties and New York may grant the project
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Niagara River
Bill
New York
Canada
RS CLAIM VICTORY OVER COAL STRIKE IN PITTSBURG DISTRICT
The Pittsburg district miners claim victory in a wage strike, citing 16 000 of 22 000 workers back at 69 cent rate. They say operators cannot keep mines closed and that demand for coal is strong while supply is limited. Gen Kes Lew Ventuce reports from Fort Scott on a separate matter. Geo J H Rice to start a weekly Republican paper in Sedalia, with his son H V Rice assisting.
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Mioera
Pittsburg
Kes Lew Ventuce
Kansas City
The
Star
Fort Scott
Kansas
Geo. J. H. Rice
Port Scott Monitor
Missouri
Sedelia
H. V. Rice
Monitor
Buried in flowers Bishop Thomas lies in state at Grace Cathedral
The funeral for Bishop Thomas is set for noon tomorrow at Grace Cathedral. The body will then be transported to Wickford Rhode Island for burial. The hearse departs Topeka at 2:50 PM. The bishop lies in state at home all day, visited by many church members as flowers pile high on the coffin. Cuban rebels may surrender as Cuba war leaders meet with Captain General Caealla to discuss ceasing hostilities. Kerlin is released on condition after nearly a year in jail for selling liquor, required to pay a $3 monthly fine.
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Thomsoa
Grace Cathedral
Wickford
Rhode Island
Topeka
Lina Iria
Hay
Mapam
Lavana Sys
Cuba
Cajella
Kerlin
Bough
M. Kerlin
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