Lost His Case Regent Rogers Defeated in Supreme Court Today
Regent Rogers loses bid to reclaim regent seat as Supreme Court invalidates his claim. Other cases ruled, including Gold Brick Gordon guilty, but he is gone. Court decisions affect state boards and a raft of judges and officials, with Justice Atlee dissenting in both cases.
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Supreme Court
Gordon
William Rogers
Wit Rogers
Rogers
Toversor Morzul
Gasereur Morrill
Agalret Benstur Rogers
Din Moore
Justice Atlee
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Aes
Heldin
Thembora
Egislatura
Sovatie Wilcoxs
State Board of Churities
Boott
State Univeresty
Rep
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Wtaty Board of
Public Warla
Goriou
Cuuss
Guld Brick Gordon
Goorg
Cardi
Bacon
Sonei
Theo Meney
Werry Safford
Vie Bond
Wel
Patrick Caner
Lotter
J. Jy. Fiddden
J. Tt Malrane
Aupreme Court
Gorden Jawrer
Webb
Bardon
Nat Gordus
Pupretiis Court
Revenues Legislation Discussed in Congress
Remarks by A. P. Meyburn of the Third National Bank and Nydmor on treasury measures aim to fund proposed duties. Senator Carter and Hood back broader revenue taps while Treasury officials consider specific legislation to place the burden on James and Wool entities. If a Dill veto occurs, the plan seeks to empower tax measures and enable passage of required funds. Secretary Car distu signals forthcoming proposals to align authority with revenue goals.
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Congress
A. P. Meyburn
Third National Bank
Nydmor
Hood
Carter
James
Car Distu Ke Gulage
Dungans Threaten Pekin Amid Rebel Advances
Special dispatches from Shangtai report 40,000 rebels in northwest China moving toward Pekin with disciplined units and foreign protection ensuring safety for foreigners. Emperor’s forces reportedly weak, with widespread rumors of uprisings and towns ravaged. executions and massacres cited near rebel areas.
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Ketois
Threston the Chin
Lospos
Shangtai
China
Heise
Pekin
Mixed County Returns Highlight Party Mix in Euronia
Election results in Euronia show a varied county outcome with Chief Justice Martin carrying the county by a margin of 1934 votes. John E Blartin, son of ex Senator John Marti, narrowly lost to T H Lewis. County options elected include state officials, with both Populists and Republicans gaining seats such as county clerk Thos L Ryant and sheriff Daniel Gaughan, while coroner Dr Charles Ganlines and surveyor Matthew Brown also won for their parties.
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Ontices
Euronia
Martin
John E Blartin
John Marti
T. H. Lewis
AL Y
People’s Party
Thos L
Populist Victory in Shawnee Township Elections
Shawnee Township elected a full Populist slate led by a trustee with a three vote majority, W. Jemieton as treasurer by four, and Cb E Van Vieck as clerk by a majority. The township also gave a border line majority to Gurdge. Two other Populist officers were George Kemble and J B Heed, each elected treasurer in Dower and Tecumsob respectively.
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Stawase
Rosslie
Lenton
Cateers
Shawnee
Icksvale
Lt Dames
Jemieton
Cb E van Vieck
Newoship
Gurdge
George Kemble
Dower
J. B Heed
Tecumsob
Gould Gold Shipment Planned by Next Wednesday
Rumors claim arrangements are complete to ship up to 3,500,000 dollars in gold from New York aboard steamers to stores in the east. Officials refuse to confirm or deny the reports.
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Nesry East Miltens
Keeping It Up Mrs Allen Pocketbook Snatched
A theft report describes Mrs Allen losing her pocketbook in a crowded area. Police investigate the missing item, noting the circumstances and potential suspects. The incident highlights security concerns and public caution.
Fourth Street Robberies Spur Citywide Alarm
A Topeka report details repeated robberies on Fourth Street with two colored suspects stealing purses at the Santa Fe tracks. Mrs E Allen, from La Junta, Colo, identifies a tall man with a mustache and gray suit, but police say no report reached headquarters and gangs operate openly. Chief Wilkerson urges faster reporting and coordinated patrols as burglaries and robberies rise, with warnings about new arrivals amid a tense city climate.
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Allen
la Junte
Colo
Locust Street
Santa Fe
Mra Allen
Monroe Street
Fourth Street
Arians Street
Alame
Pilnar
Lund
Win
Bey
Larbor
Montgomery
East Puartti
Quelee
Sire KA. Austin
Quincy
Diegele
George Crawford
Topeka
Dan Lever
Wheeler
Reson
Hell
Sam
Mra Hernes
Gneffee
Wilkersup
Cabbery
Mike
Tragedy in Chicago as Oxford editor’s son slain near Wentworth
Kansas editor Charles B. McDonald of the Oxford Sumner county paper reports his son Mona McDonald was murdered on 2125 Wentworth avenue near a Chicago police station. Witnesses say two men followed by a third fired a revolver. Mona died en route to St Luke's hospital. Grandfather Beth McDonald, 55, insists his late son kept steady hours and denies a burglary motive.
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Ian) Hugher Kirked
Chicazo
Curcace
Nov
Monna D. McDopald
Charles B. McDopald
Sumner County
Chicago Eltminating
Windeath
Beth McDonald
Mona McDonald
Kane
Mona
McDonald’s
Cb McDonald
St Luke's Hospital
McDonald House
Morstog
Bad school bonds report outlines state investigation findings
The state land investigation committee reports to Governor Morrill after reviewing issued bonds dating October 38. It finds $6,090,477 in bonds largely sound but lists $139,263 of bonds in doubt and $116 in worthless bonds, including $100,000 Lawrence university bonds. It urges the attorney general to sue to recover principal and interest on doubtful bonds.
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State Secial Land
Morrill
Conde van
Star
Kearney, Hamilton
Sautt Cotraty
Lawrence
University
Puritan of Fall River goes ashore with 350 aboard
The Puritan of the Fall River line ran aground on Hig Gull with 250 passengers and freight. Rescue efforts underway. authorities expect all on board to be saved. Also noted are banking gains and society notices in New York city briefs.
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Conn
Puritan
Fall River
Hig Gull
Rocké
Charles N. Crittenton
New York
Chicago
Denver
M.be
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Separate silver party looms for next year campaign
San Francisco reports Senator John P Jones predicts a distinct silver party will arise from Chicago silver conference plans aided by the American Bimetallic League and National Bimetallic Union. He says the 1886 campaign will center on gold versus silver and a silver bloc could win.
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John P. Jones
Chicago
Memphis
J. I. Ackien
Tennessee
M. W. Rusk
Colorado
Joseph Hatalius
Vermont
American Bimetallic League
A. J. Warner
Washington
National Bimetallic Union of
Salt Lake
R G Chambers
Sass
George P. Keeny
American League
Koonghea
Senator Jones
Jouce
Reany
Juuca
London
New York
Boen
Shortage Paid. Post Office Clerk Compensated
The shortage of Frank Mileham, money order clerk, was made good this afternoon by payment of $5,000. The money was paid by the father, ex-Postmaster John Stileham, and all bondsmen will be released from further obligation.
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Frank Mileham
John Stileham
Thurman relative in better health hopes for recovery
Thurman reports ex Senator Thurman’s father is better today and improving. He says the change is astonishing and if there is no relapse he may rise soon. He notes the patient’s vigorous constitution and that the elder Thurman will be 82 next Wednesday.
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Coummes
Allen W. Thurman
Von
Thurman
Mr. Thurman
Constitutional convention adopts anti lynching provision
The convention today approved an anti lynching clause. It states that any prisoner harmed or killed while in the custody of a sheriff or other officer due to negligence permission or connivance must result in the officer's removal from office and disqualification from holding another post upon conviction.
Big Traffic Pool Speculated Across Rail and Canal Networks
The Post notes a gigantic traffic pool uniting Chicago sea routes, all railroad and Erie Canal cargo, centralizing control under carriers. Shippers could face universal rate demands as the system becomes operative, with widespread impact on southwest commerce and navigation. Weather updates report warm, fair tomorrow following rain east of the Mississippi. Topeka records 32 degrees rising to 44. The Emporia supreme court decision requires Judge Randolph of Lyon County to sign orders adding to Em poria, ending long litigation.
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Cutcano
Chicago
Erie Canal
Shippera
Kansas
Oklahoma
Topeka
Mississippi River
Ohio
Dave Mulvane as Shawnee County state senate candidate
A Star-Journal report notes Dave Mulvane may run for state senate with Burton backing and capital support. The piece lists current candidates Billy Sterne and C. P. Bolmar, plus Republican factions favoring Burton to push four Burton votes in Shawnee County.
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Shawnee County
Dave Mulvane
J. I Burton
United States
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C. P. Bolmar
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Burton
Ingulla
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Republican County Central Committee
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Boidge
Aulynoe
J. K. Burton
Insurrection Fails as Jail Officers Quell Riot
Two inmates Kate Parieh and Carrie Alexander clashed with jail officers at 2 30 pm in the women’s ward. Jailer Disbrow and officers fought them with chairs and a shovel as the women raged, smashing windows and forcing both into cells. the pair are described as depraved and near-beastly in behavior.
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Kate Parieh
Carrie Alexander
Disbrow
Aebe
Wilkerson
Gardiner
Gthera
Kate Pariada
Ale Gurdiger
Tle
Amwra Dimgale
Ulpweiner
Leluw
Tiese
Alexander
Official Inspector Wirnsworth and Farnsworth Duty praised
An article commends Inspector Wirnsworth for firet safety work and food inspector J P Farnsworth for vigilant weight checks on coal wagons. Farnsworth vows to publicize firms found shorting weights and praises firms now giving full weight, urging enforcement against fraudulent dealers under the consumer protection ordinance.
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J. P. Farnsworth
Farnsworth
Southwestern Fuel Company
Lund
Paensworth
Cornell and Princeton battle to 0s in muddy draw
Football notes from early games show Princeton and Cornell deadlocked 0 to 0 at halftime with a final 0–0 score in a rain affected clash. Michigan and Harvard opened in rain with Harvard 0 Michigan 0 at halftime and a late score unsettled. Pennsylvania 5, Lehigh 4 concludes the rough matchup.
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Cornallis Font Ballisam
Princeton
Purrapetsata, Now
Laiveraity
Pennsylvania
Liege
Gospel meeting at Y W C A led by Misa Dorr tomorrow
The Young Women's Christian Association invites all young women to a gospel meeting led by general secretary Misa Dorr tomorrow afternoon at 4 19 p m at the Y W C A room 610 Kansas avenue. Also notice of a board meeting Tuesday with LuSa Taylor present after Mrs Howe's Bible class. The Aurora claims to offer the best value for cigars in the city.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Misa Dorr
Kansas Avenue
Friends of the Young Women’s
Association
Cleveland Says No If It Goes Beyond Talk He Will Stop
Cleveland vows to act if negotiations over a contentious issue surpass talk. City officials warn that continued delays could trigger decisive measures, signaling readiness to halt proceedings and pursue firm action if no progress is made.
President Cleveland Opposes Third Term Move
In Washington reports say President Cleveland told cabinet members he will not seek or influence a third term. He asserted no administration candidate and declines any campaign meddling, signaling clear opposition to the coming bid.
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Podestry
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Snake cure claims stir crowd at Fort George fair
A staged snake bite demonstration by Si Forman, a noted Black snake charmer, drew attention as he treated a rattlesnake bite with a so-called infallible remedy. He injured his hand, applied ammonia and improvised treatment, then completed the performance. Forman later claimed the remedy cures snake bites though he offered no proof.
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Ferman
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Morton
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