Supreme Court power viewed as insurmountable barrier
A Kansas column rails at the Supreme Court as an all powerful, life-tenured nine member body that can nullify any future law and override the will of 70 million people. Critics argue Congress and the president are powerless and the people helpless before a ruling class, while other notes poke at debates on silver coinage and local anecdotes. The piece also touts Royal cream of tartar baking powder as the strongest leavening agent.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Westongress
Mr. Cublentz
United Brethren Church
Topeka
Wake
Stuart Sheldon
Dr. Price
Europe
Court Circulation Notice From Lincoln County Kansas
Clerks office records list a court circulation pertaining to the year reported. The document references a year and figures connected to legal proceedings and property notices. Information appears partial but indicates official oversight by the district clerk of the county.
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Bserbet
Bom. Covent
Siupevee
Kansas
Ram Banukey
Weather and political winds clash in improvised kansas notes
May 23 weather extends rain and warmth from east to west with variable winds as Kansas forecasts show showers in the west and milder temperatures elsewhere. The piece also rails at income tax plans, tariff debates, and court vetoes, arguing democracy and governance are stymied by clerks salaries and party politics.
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Criteano
Kansas
Woman tramp reaches Kansas City seeks uncle in Topeka
Mrs. Sarah Coleman walked from Colorado to Kansas City last week and is in police custody at headquarters. She is being cared for by the local Y WC A until she finds her uncle, David Reeves, a machinist. She wore an old calico dress, sun bonnet and a man's boot. She left Topeka Saturday and arrived Sunday evening near West 8th Street at Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Newton
Coffeyville
Belle Plaine
Atchison Globe
W. A. Calderhead
Marysville
Emporia Gazette
Kansas
Independence
State University
Olathe
Minneapolis
Astockman
Parsons Independent
Ft. Scott
Coleman
Colorado
Sarah Coleman
Kansas City
Hueas City
W. A
David Reeves
Topeka
West 8Th
Sabbath Observance debate in Topeka ministerial union
Ministers debate enforcing Sabbath laws amid park and baseball desecration. Talks cover stopping streetcars and trains, boycotts of Garfield and Oakland parks, and enacting laws with public sentiment and funds. Speakers urge enforcement, education, and legal action, noting church and business interests.
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Ministerial Union
Cliff Baker
Street Railroad
Norbom
Mr. Owens
Colored Church
Topeka
Mr Green
Vinewood Park
Bedcon
Mr Rameey
A. M. BE
Christiana
Christ
Congress
Ramsey
Garfield Park
Stuart Sheldon
United
Ray
J. E Hazen
Christian
Chicago
Billingsley
M. E. Church
Topeka Nie
Mr. Dobbs
Mr. Byers
North Topeka
Colonel Hallowell Finishes Ritter Case To Get Married
The Columbus daily Advocate recounts Judge J N Ritter's silver wedding and a pivotal scene from his court day. Ritter, mid trial at 3 pm, begged Gol J Hallowell to finish the case so he could marry that evening at Chetopa. Hallowell agreed, noting scarce brides in Kansas pioneer days, and Ritter skipped to attend the wedding.
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Colonel Hallowell
Judge Ritter
Daily Advocate
Columbus
J. N. Ritter
Ritter
Gol J. Ro Hallowell
Hal
Chetopa
Kansas
Thurber to inspect Buzzard's Bay preparations for president
Mr Thurber private secretary to the president spends the day in New York before returning to Washington to verify that Buzzard's Bay preparations and his own cottage are in order for the presidents family. He will ensure public business is arranged so the executive's presence in Washington is unnecessary. The article notes it may follow Cleveland leaving the city.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Wasmsdox
Thurber
Eaident
New York
Washington
Mr. Cleveland
Gains Against Stanford Estate Withdrawn in Court
San Francisco on May 21 reports both large claims against the Stanford estate were withdrawn by the authority of all interested parties. A $50,000 claim by Marie Hall Williamson and a $30,000 claim by Horace M. Carpenter were dropped after new arrangements and votes were completed.
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San Francisco
Stanford
Marie Hall Williamson
Horace M. Carpenter
Oakland
Hale Rate Excursions Basic Train Fare Offer
On May 21 and June 11 round trip tickets to South Missouri Arkansas and the South and Southeast via the Memphis Route Kansas City Fescott Memphis R R will be sold at one fare with a minimum of 7 dollars. Tickets allow stop-offs at intermediate stations. For schedules and info on stockraising and fruit growing areas of Missouri and Arkansas, address J E Locxyoon G P and TA Kansas City Ma.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Memphis
Kansas City
Fescott
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Thompson
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