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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1898

Page

6

New Councilmen Installed as Topeka Aldermen

Five men were installed as aldermen Friday evening with three new faces joining the city council. Burgess begins his fifth term and Warner his second. New members are J. D. Dickinson Third Ward A Denson Second Ward and A W Bigeaven First Ward. Burgess long serv es as city official and was re elected register of deeds. Warner will represent Fifth Ward for at least two more years. Blosom married Rolle Overmyer, half sister of David Overmyer. Pictures of all councilmen appear on this page.

Tnbe Burgees Blan Warner J.D. Dickinson A © Denson A. Ww. Bigeaven Councilnan Burgess Tasfwar Denda Pete Oboe Burgess Ethan Warner Blossom Misa Rolle Overmyer David Gvermyer Topeka Sixth Ces Warner & Potter Tie Martin & Condition Mer Spowroltrnn Bickinsos Dickin- AG Ohio Kansas Buck Dickinson Fe Weill Weisz A. P. Benson Beavess Sweden America Boston Kansas Avenue President Chy Federation Marion Crawford Federation Mra ‘Thurston Mtre W. A. McCarter Vicw Mra. Nowers Latham Uberaily Apt Whitcomb Riley The Stone Pishell St. Louis Sarah Platt Women's Club of Denver

Supreme Court Decisions and Local Civic Notes

A dense Topeka dated legal roundup lists numerous supreme court decisions from various counties including Nemaha Cowley and Pawnee, with many reversals and affirmations. The article shifts to social notes from Topeka society, detailing church events, Easter gatherings, ladies aids, lectures, and a federation meeting with election outcomes and remarks on cultural aims.

Federation meeting shows restrained attire and motives

The federation gathering Thursday afternoon displayed a restrained mood with absent bonnets and no emphasis on fashion. One lady notably sacrificed vanity for loftier sentiments, leaving the note taker to interpret motives.

Federation

Topeka church turmoil ends in torn building dispute

In Topeka a dispute at the Non-Sectarian Christian Chapel and Divine Healing Mission pits pastor James Thome against organizer Morrison and eight signers. Thome says Morrison and associates forced him out and tore down the frame church at 521 Topeka Avenue while claiming half ownership. He plans to sue Morrison for salaries and damages amid threats of a political fight over the mission and its publications.

Divine Healing Topeka James Thome Thome Co. H. Morrison Topeka Avenue C. H. Morrison Mr. Thoms Morrison F. L. Sexton Thoms Sexten Seciets Mr. Morrison Sexton

Veteran Clark Survives War Wounds and Finds Strength

The story chronicles Clark, a veteran who served in the navy and army during the Civil War, endured multiple wounds, then recovered with renewed vigor. After years of hardship, he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health and weight, praising them as highly effective. Clark, 59, lives in Chicago and remains active in veteran circles.

Clark Mississippi River Vicksburg Juliette Warren Joel I Ohio Ross of the Potomac Grant Robert E. Lee Richmond Williams Ts Fey Br. Clark Hack Post Ashland Ave Chicago Dr. Williams

Objections Rise Over Morrison Finance and Society Dispute

Mr. Morrison faced objections over his handling of pauper relief and costs for a plinth, with disputes about a 2000 deviation and payments. He attacked Dr Dowie, suppressed an edition, and the society judged him untruthful and unreliable. Morrison declined to discuss, suggesting inactivity for the society for a time.

Morrison Dr. Dowie C. H. Morrison

Headache Quickly Cured Dr Davis Anti-headache Claim

Fire devastates the pattern storehouse of the Pacific company in Sacramento. A three story building housing thousands of patterns is destroyed. Estimate notes at least 40,000 patterns damaged or copied, with recreating the stock expected to take a year.

Davis Sacramento Cal The Pacific Company Istrent Leora Amliro Vallding Tl Panyne

Death of Mr Abregptamumye Bass Former MP West Staffordshire

London notes the death of Mr Abregptamumye Bass born 1942, member of Parliament for West Staffordshire and brother of Lord Barton. He formerly directed Buse and Co, a brewing firm. The item references patent remedies and advertising copy for Laxative Bromo Quinine with claims to cure.

London Abregptamumye Bass Pariament West Staffordshire Bor~ton Buse & Co Brewere

Bankrupt Store Sale Ends Monday at Rock Island

Special notice announces the Bankrupt Store closing Monday April 1 with last chance bargains at 511 ian Ban avenue. The Rock Island Flyer departs Topeka 7:30 am arrives Kansas City 9:15 pm with connections to Topeka. Easter social at Topeka Post hall April 9 includes cake and free admission. Train options via Union Pacific or Limited with return times to Topeka provided.

Ban Avenue Rock Island Topeka Evers Kansas City Popeka Topeka Post Kan. Ave Union Pacific Topeka

Moneer lodge meets for Ed Van Cleave funeral in Topeka

Members of Moneer lodge No 1 A T U are invited to meet at Topeka hall 423 Kansas avenue at 1 p m on April i to attend the funeral of Brother Ed Van Cleave from 1210 Polk street at 2:80 p a e tert See Cheaper Than Kansas City. It's a local ad noting vehicle prices lower than Kansas City and offering sewing and button services at 588 Quincy Se Peeriess Steam Lauairy

New England Metta Robinson A. A. Scott Homhe Tenth and Lincoln Streets Mr. Judd Chicago Herman Judd Sheila. Barrager Bethany Cole Jege Loulpe Helen Smith Dire Haldwin Peora A. A Scott Justice Brewer Woman's Club C. 5 Baker Epworth League First Methodist Church Goose Creek North Side Anna Li Swayze Willis W. Charles Terre Hauté Ind Oscar Swayze Monroe Street Hoy Linus Blakesley Agams Bra Topeka Jaccards H. M. Hadhey Charles 5aWardin Holton Charles Strawbridge Lite Strawes A. J. Ewart van Buren Street Mis Fanny Moon Kansas City Tiesearch Club Charles Thomas Bell Hall Small J. J Helen Eugene Ware W. C. Campbell Warn West Sixth Street Frank Merriam Jay Kansas Eleanor Ware Hoetrake Harelson Street Fred Boheabst Pressen Tau Seeley Leavenworth Toll Hall Katherine Clough Stina Nuilie Cronsty Mason Eupersaene Moneer Lodge No T. U Topeka Hall Kansas Avenue Ed van Cleave Polk Street Arner & vorrEn Quincy Se

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