Stanton foe seeks injunction over state architect post
Cyrus Leland and attorney J 31 Allen pressed Judge Hazen for a temporary injunction to stop Auditor Kelly and Treasurer Kelly from acting on Stanton as state architect. The petition claims no statute authorizes a state architect and questions Stanton’s authority. Hazen denied relief, saying the petition must name the state or county.
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Cyrus Leland
Allen
J. H. Stanton
Giesn
Wedresiny Leland
T Hazen
Shawnee County
Biaty
Kelly
Mainry of
Stanton
Sinter
Santon van
Lemle
Lelandepent Ete
Perniselos
Hungate
Reading editorials in a murder trial coverage in 1900s era
The report outlines the trial day with witness King and excerpts of editorials from The Bright criticizing Tillman, and mentions witnesses, a court ruling on reading editorials, and references to Walker Gangster and the Kodak of political rivalry. it notes editorials from 1902 to 1908 and the impact on the jury as the day advances.
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Laxington
N. W. King
Florence County
Tilman
Thumanda
W. A. Blliott
Tillman
Inaenuch
Rials
Micah Jenkine
Japan Sends Two Regiments to Korea in Tense War Dark
Paris Oct 1 reliable reports say Japan has decided to send two infantry regiments to Korea. The move is seen as a major step heightening Russo Japanese tensions and war risk. China’s refusal to sign a Russian evacuation terms fuels the crisis. Also aboard the Sherman Baits Manila to San Francisco carried Seventh Infantry three engineer companies and a list of saloon passengers. In the treasure room were $2,000,000 Filipino pesos freshly minted and unsigned silver certificates. The USS Sherman docked and was refitted while discussions on Manchuria continue. Coal supplies and a Turkish governor general heading to Beirut are noted.
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Paris
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
China
Russia
Maschurty
Jsepun
Sherman
Manila
San Francisco
United State Army
Guam
Manu
Hodatatu
Seventh Infantry
Philippines
Amusing rabbit tale ends with a death in Topeka
Police notes recount a humorous domestic scene near a south Topeka residence where a family rabbit got loose. A neighbor objected with a club, injuring a rabbit and prompting a local inquiry. The story shifts to reports of graft allegations against McHale, hotel pranksters named Dad Wright driven from Kansas City, and a failed charity scam by noted impostors.
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McHale
Weestern Ratte
Moflale
Yericks
Topeka
McHate
Dad Wright
Wisk
Keneas City
Daal Dowel Tines
Hares Faye
Dad
United Buttes of America
Pioneering Women in Church Leaderships Rise
The article notes a historic wave of women speaking from pulpits in Chicago and marks Antoinette Brown as the first woman ordained in the United States. It highlights the growing role of women in reform movements seeking broad social change and recognition.
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Chicago
Ming
Ratt
W. Sane
Antotsi
Ette Te Brower Utackwell
Early female preacher and reformer Buckwalter’s far reaching work
The article profiles a young reformer who began teaching in pubic schools before college, spoke on abolition temperance and suffrage, and pursued ministry after ordination in 1852. She faced church shifts, marriage, and a career spanning lecturing activism, ultimately shaping social reform and theological roles.
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Mike Brown
Oberlin College
St. Paul
Punell
South Butler
N.Y
Sim
Wy Neadth
Cala
Uel C. Blackwell
New York
Mreg Blackwell
Mrs. Buckweil
Pioneering Women Physicians in Blackwell Family
The article recalls Rev Mrs Blackwell born 18 and one of three living “aged women” tied to women’s progress. Elizabeth Markwell born 1821 and Emily Blackwell born 1826, pioneers who founded the New York Infirmary for Women and Children and later a medical college for women. Elizabeth’s sister Elizabeth and Emily’s sister founded the London School of Medicine for Women. Emily remains dean in New York. Henry H Blackwell, brother to the two sisters, married Lucy Stone, preserving her maiden name.
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Blackwell
Elizabeth Markwell
Emily Blackwell
New York Infirmary
Woman's Hospital
Ellaabeth Blackwell
Ireland
Tondon School
Toner
New York
Henry H. Blackwell
Lucy Stone
Philadviobia Brees
Nature of Brights Disease and Lord Salisbury Death
Discussion of Brights disease a longstanding kidney ailment linked to cold exposure and lifestyle factors. It notes slow development, varied symptoms, and potential involvement of heart and arteries, with death often following kidney failure and toxin buildup. Mentions Lord Salisbury case and references stomach and liver tablets for appetite and digestion.
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Bright
Lord Salibury
Lord Salleburs
New York Herald
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