Topeka News Highlights Local Events This Week
The issue lists varied items from Topeka and nearby towns. Mentions Dr. Trsey’s visit to Topeka, Lawrence residents returning, the State University term starting, a divorce granted, and the University Glee Club schedule. Also notes theft, lectures, and upcoming G A R encampment travel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trsey
Topeka
Lawrence
Ida Grey
State University
E. E. Myers
Lecompton Township
James Fitzgerald
Ottawa
Robert E. Biale
Tia
James Beotmes Milligan
Mount Oroad
Allaession
Lake View
Dizzy
Kansas City
A.R. Greene
Lecompton
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Lawrence social reunion and city business noted
Oliver Gray Heenion reports a Lawrence old settlers reunion at Lear card hall, with dances, gowns, and notable guests. The Lawrence Hay Press Company also held its annual meeting, reelecting directors and officers, with profits retained in business. A monument contract for Oak Hill to mark the Lawrence massacre victims is awarded to A F Braun for dedication on Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Gray Heenion
Silver Grays
Lawrence
Learcard
Learnard
Paul R Grooks
Bell
W. O. Hubbell
Kansas City
Xenans
Chris Christensen
Monio Music
C Ltdonian
Roma
Lawrance
J. C. Horton
Mesdames
Messrs
O. Learnard
Paul RB. Brooks
Frencis Efsnow
S&s
Nalson Bangs
Spencer
D.L Hoadley
B. W. Woodward
D. Bowersock
L. E. Sayre
C. A. Puase
Kimhan
O. W. McAliater
John Baroer
Tolbert Baldridge
Missea Spencer
Hoadley
Wilbur
Mesgars
Henry Banson
Julia Speer
Lawrence Hay Press Company
J. D. Bowersees
A. Henley
J. A .Henley
A. D. Mackey
George Balch
A Henley
J. D. Bowersock
J. A Henley
Balch
Ben Wanama
Oak Hill
A. F. Braun
Kansas
Barry
Weaver's Linen Sale Heads Next Tuesday
Weather notes from T Foster predict storm waves sweeping the continent from January through February with the Pacific coast and western mountains hit early mid month and eastern states by February 16. Utah commission approves election certificates for seventy eight delegates to the constitutional convention split 41 Republicans and 37 Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Foster
Pacific Coast
Great Central
Mississippi River
Wesant Tha TL
Utah
Bond Period Reduced in House Currency Committee
A House Banking and Currency Committee session debated amendments to the Springer bill. They approved shortening bond terms to payable after ten years, and voted to strike a section requiring payment of customs duties in gold, signaling compromise amid partisan debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Linkner Committee
Hay
House Committee On Banking
Cox
Petrigssee
Henderson
Hagin
Brosius
Puamsylvania
Ged Thecen
Wisconsin
Cobb O
Auhsnt
Creenbacks
National Bank
Warner
New York
Corntee
Messrs
Jaughen
United States
Senate Finance
Senator Voorhees
McPherson
West
White
Aldrich
Springer
Voorhees
Poison Powder and Political Noise
A fragmented clipping mentions Dr Price's powder and a political pledge. It reports a Kansas governor extradition request for Katie Dugan and Jessie Hamner on conspiracy charges. It references a murder in Utah and a $5000 reward for killers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamin Grisep
Govrarnor Altereld
Kansas
Katie Dugan
Jessie Hamner Wantel
Leran
Deng
Constitutional Convention Dues Debate and Legislation Moves
Kansas legislature advances a joint resolution for a constitutional convention with only one dissent. Shearer's hay and corn pricing bill passes with an amendment benefiting stockyards and dairy traders. Prohibition on frog price inspections fails. A water irrigation board bill and five contested elections were actioned. most contests dismissed, leaving incumbents in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tovenka
Kangaan
Les Senate
D.ilard
Coose
Mitchell Eoity
Shearer
Synnter Wulsee
Nanas Thuotel
Senter Cookes Bih
Inifl
Custan
York Wis
Avo
Pind
Law
Windoe Ti
Senmater Iserd
Juatiehie
Tin Brown
Patie
Potdo
Brown Arenes
Sattar Shearer
S. 4. Michaels
A. P. Hemminger
Haskell County
Henry Booth
K.P. Lopfer
Pawnee
Uemminzger
Lupfer
Oelock
Editorial comments on President Cleveland message to Congress
The Standard calls the message a high quality state paper and argues against paying national obligations in silver. The Daily News predicts bonds will be issued and the Times doubts rapid adoption by a short Congress. Also noted are the dedication of the first Croatian church in Pittsburg and United States Consul De Kay announcing Berlin will host a German exposition next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Btu Financial Documak
Congress
Cleveland
Standard
Xews
Uiait
Chronicle
Times
Mr. Cleveland
Pittsburg
Phelan
Father Hozie
United States
DeKay
Berlin
State Department
Empire
Iron City Dish Washer Co promotes home territory sales
An advertising snippet urges readers to join a distributorship run by the Iron City Dish Washer Co of Pittsburgh. It promises easy business for ordinary families, offering full particulars to interested locals who act promptly to secure home territory rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Iron City Dish
E. E
Pittsburg
Elsa
Ambiguous Note On Paperwork Requires Verification
The fragment questions a label and paper ownership, asking who owes the office and whether the item can be located. It mentions a possible name reference and requests confirmation of availability or possession.
Ashland Kansas Evangelistic Meetings Unite Fifteen Churches
Major J. ST. Cole completed a ten week campaign in Ashland Kansas where fifteen churches joined in the evangelistic effort. Ernest's wife Share Atliehita and Jackman drew attention amid the town's scene on principal street during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vopkee
Sonia
Saliciter Co
Kansas City
Ashland
Aioelding Exmass
Jackman
Ernest
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Chas. Hess
Teleptona Kt
S.C. Russell
Glathart Buildire
Lawrence, Kanssa
B. M'Clelland
St .Tel. ‘S
Geo. A. Banks
Horner Hoon
Sldridge Joune
W. H. Sears
Massachusetts Street
T. Sinclair
Massachusett Street
Kawrence
Kanens
D. H. Hornor
Opvicx
Douglas County Bank
Eldridgs House
IS. Anl
W. OK
Willadat S.C Uot
A. Haatnis
H. L. Moore
H. E. Benson
R. W. Sparr
Watkins National Bank
Paul BR
Brook
Umrbier
Aazen
Age’t Qushier
J.B. Watelns
Paul R. Brooks
Chas. Lotbolz
Chas
HTL
D.M. Sprankle
W.H. Hazen
G- Jon 25
J. D. Walton
Jacob House
H. Henderson
Pierson
Sut
R.E. Melvin
Uji Stairs
Office of
E.armstrong
Mass St. My
Concord
Surrey
Jobo Hérmann
E. Armstrong
J. James Worm
Raymond’s
Fuesday’s News
HB. B. Crossgrave
Massachusetts Strees
Indiana
John L. Sullivan
Lawrence Lawrence
John L
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Sam Trom
Leavenworth
K. C
K. C. Star
Kanaas City
Superior
Nebraska
BE. J. Campbell
E. T. Hackney
Plargiariem
Department of Chemistry
Will Spalding
Dr. Price
H. L. Raymond
George Innes
The
Creamery Association
T. E H. Rudiger
D. H. Wiggins
Obn Tempiin
O. E. Ayer
Chinceatiog
Dr. Price’s
Weaver's
Exaw
House Currency Committee
Bieothanads
Moxey
Smut Ste Mz
J.C Wor
Entertain Ligton
Jessie Muir
Linwood West Dty
Delle Ross
Stig
Laura Lyned
Wil
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Mies Mame Gnefkhow
Dames Sullivan
Old Men's Social Kachre Club Moebreyeors
Eelock
M.A
Cotnuta
Mage
Ale Minh
Poacom - Lowe
Chavptian
Weber
Weet Lawrence
Helen Webber
Howard Peala
Misa Marniy Venetain
Charles Daniala
Danville
Bplymouth G Congregational Church
Gordley
Daniels
Walter Innes
High
Srnold, Constable & Co
A. L. Cox
John Kennedy
Atchion
William Jii
Kansas University
Chncago Uniyversity
Wag Ti
Cambridge
Mayc
Misa Caroling Miles
Hill
Naples
JH. Cohn
M. Summerfield
Henry Wallenstein
Johnnie Byron Power
Pelve Press
Iidellona
Alice Overn More
Vocus
Nida Starkweather
Hele Keot
Bertha Kilworth
Willie de Borest
George Dick
Max Wilhelmi
Dale Brenaman
Wilie Myrera
Lttte
Power
Mrs. Kilworth
Aleighs
E. L. Garrett
Baptist Church
Messie
Eaton
House
Fred Smithmeyer Seoharday
Carlyle
Emerson
Browning
Sheldon
Russ
Sears
Noyes
McComb
Russell
Perry
Andrewsa
Nicolson
Howe
Sternberg
Raymond
Miss Rosebarg
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