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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1895

Page

2

Meet at Shiloh Veterans Fix the Positions of Their Regiments

Visitors arrived at the Shiloh battlefield by the hundreds across the day with crowds estimating between 5 000 and 19 000. Gen D C Buell Gen B M Prentiss and Gen Joseph Wheeler addressed veterans while ex Confederates met at Shiloh Springs. Many tents spread on the battlefield overnight as northern veterans received a cordial welcome. In Salt Lake City a secret conference of the silver party leaders included Sibley Sharon Jones Newlands and others with talks of recruits and a bimetallic league report. The Mormon church held its sixty fifth annual conference in Salt Lake with delegates from many western settlements.

Sumo Tenn Shilo Battlefield Cornelus Cadle Cincinnati BR. F. Looney Memphis D. C. Buell Kentucky FP. W. Reed Chicago B. M. Prentiss Shiloh Springs J. W. Irwin Joseph Wheeler Ile Buell Thomas LL Paine Jackson, Tenn New Silver Party Sibley Pennsylvania Joseph Sharon Connecticut Senator Jones Nevada Republican Party Silverites Gen Warner Ohio Stewart Newlands Jones Mr. Newlands New York Bimetallic League Keystone Mgamons Salt Lake Uteh The Mormon Church Tabernacle Church Arizona Wyoming Idaho Colorado Montana Utah New Mexico Mexico

Millions of envelopes estimated for government use next year

Estimates submitted from post office interior and treasury stationery chiefs indicate about 50 000 000 envelopes will be required for the coming year with over 100 000 tied to the contract value. Forms submitted exceed 00 and 110 chosen. The cost projection surpasses $100 000 and the effort stems from a 1895 act authorizing department envelopes.

Waskiscros Post Interir-General Washington Post Office Interior and Treasury Departments

Trade Report Shows March Retail Gains Across Regions

The Volume of Retail Business this time larger than last year with Easter timing shifting. Returns from R G Don & Co Weekly Review of Trade indicate improvement in many trades and districts though overall trade remains below 1893 figures. Encouraging wholesale results, settled labor disputes, and rising demand for manufactured goods lift sentiment though pricing remains flat amid strong sales. Wool sales rose to 6,673,100 pounds versus 4,615,200 last year with no price rise expected amid abundant receipts of foreign wool.

New York R. G. Don & Co Mahoning Iron

Editor shoots self after heartbreak in Omaha

Adams Covin editor of the Register at Dolph Ia blew his brains out at the feet of his sweetheart Miss Kate Early in Omaha yesterday. In a letter taken from the corpse he said he hoped to persuade her to marry him after learning she was already married. Burglars plunder Emporia pawnshop and J H Zimmerman's yard in separate incidents, suspected professional gang at work. Oklahoma City funeral for a murdered woman draws Gov St John amid grief and mounting political tension. Railway commissioners hold seventh annual convention in Washington on May 4. Clearing house data shows weekly U S city receipts rise over last year. Fast friends praised the virtues of Dr Price’s Baking Powder.

Himecolf Omawa Neb F Adams Covin The Register Randolph Kate Early Omaha Miss Early Wasuixerox Allen W. Post Railway Commissioners Interstate Commerce Commission Clearing House United States New York

Two Graders Killed in Cherokee Nation Riot

Taucequan I T April 6 two railroad graders rioting crew shot by Sheriff Proc tor killing two and wounding him. Also listed are Nebraska storm in Owaua April 4 with rain snow and drought areas, libel case in Georgia, promotion for Electric Bitters, and Irish Land League moving hill bill second reading in House of Commons on April 5.

Taucequan I. T Siloam Springs Fort Smith Ark Proctor Nebraska Owaua Neb Irish Land League House of Commons

BIG MINT STEALS AND $90,000 SHORTAGES REVEALED

Government assay office investigation in Carson, Nevada reports about $90,000 in shortages across melts. Principal suspect Reiiner Jones, with secret service shadowing officials, while investigators trace five to six year fraud. Separate fires target a tenement in New York and a construction train crash at Salt Works Station injures three Italians.

Carson, Nev Mason Government Assay Office New York Secret Service Grant Chicago John Jones Hirsch Harris R. E B. Preston Washington New Yorks Eighth Avenue Prrtsstead Highland & Homestead Salt Works Station Baltimore & Ohio

Mansur Death Expected as Father Fails to Improve

Mr Charles H Mansur Jr visits his father Col Mansur who lies near death with no conscious activity for two days. A Masonic committee attends the bedside and the physician says recovery is impossible, end may come at any moment.

Charles H. Mansur, Jr Col. Mansur

A bullet in his brain kills well known Missouri farmer

Freeland Despon a longtime county resident living forty years in the area shot himself yesterday morning facing financial and domestic troubles. His mortgaged farm valued at about $500 left him unable to pay. The report notes the debt was incurred about a year ago and Despon reportedly grew downhearted. The item also notes an unrelated church session in Innreespeser Missouri and mentions Topeka Mills advertising baking powder and fabrics.

Freeland Despon Missouri St. Joseen Despon

Supreme court divides over income tax ruling

The U S Supreme Court remains split over the constitutionality of the income tax as the filing deadline approaches. Officials indicate treasury might cope without the revenue, signaling possible delays or a dispute with the tax. Meanwhile President and England tensions over the Venezuela dispute rise, with Monroe doctrine implications. The Yankton lands opening for South Dakota awaits interior department study on land selections and costs. School days return, and Dr Price’s is touted in local schools.

Supremes Court United States Supreme Court Supreme Court Cleveland Treasury Department Treasury Venezuela England John Bull United States Wasninevox Yankton Lands South Dakota Secretary of the Interior Smith Dr. Price

Greek Societies Clash in Annual Prize Contest Rail

Jaetms and Philomatheans met at the high school for their annual prize contest. The Philomatheans won the medal last seen with Athenaeums. Debates essays and declamations featured Thad Payne Misa Quinche Draper Schoonover Misa Grace Noble George Overmyer Lillian McFarland Louis Valentine Grace McClure. Judges were A W Dana T A McNeal and Mrs Eugene Ware.

Jaetms Philomatheans Athenaeums Philomationna Philomatheang Thad Payne Misa Kittie Quinche Draper Schoonover

Lambert and Prince Schoolyard Feud Recalled in Gazette Story

The Emporia Gazette recalls a schoolyard incident linking G W Prince elected to Congress from the Galesburg district and J E Lambert of a nearby city. The boys grew up on adjoining Illinois farms and once urged a prank on Prince. The plan backfired as Lambert was nearly beaten. Lambert later received a whipping at home for fighting. Prince later visited his old schoolmate in Emporia.

Emporia Gazette Lambert G. W. Prince Galesburg J. E Lambert Ilinois Prines Prince Congressman Prince Emporia Bia

New Train to Texas From Great Rock Island Route

Great Rock Island Route announces a through vestibuled train to Texas points starting Sunday April 7 leaving Topeka at 10 50 pm with through chair car to Fort Worth and through Pullman sleeper to San Antonio and other Texas cities. Tickets at North Topeka post office and Kansas arenas. Beggs Blood Purifier advertised by W R Kegoady.

San Antonio Houston Galveston Great Rock Island Texas Points Topeka Okio Homes Indian Territory Fort Worth Pullman Antonio Texas Point Post Ofice North Topeks Kansas Arenas

Watch Sale No 3 Gent's Sizes

Full jewel adjusted Elgin in 45 dwt 4k solid gold case finely engraved 50 Na 50 Elgin 16 size adjusted special to railroad use in heavy 14k solid gold case 50. Full ruby jeweled adjusted Rockford in Hunting filled case $15 Ta 16 ruby jeweled watch made to special order open face tilled case $10.85. 11 Jewel Elgin 16 size in 15 year tilled case $14.75. 7 Jewel Hampton in 15 year case 5. 15 Jewel Elgin in solid gold box joint case $18.25. Full jeweled non magnetic Waltham 10 year cane $16.75 11 Jewel Elgin in 4 cm gold inlaid silver case $10.25. 15 Jewel Waltham in 4 ok silver case $11.00.

Rockford Elgin Hampton Waltham

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