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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1895

Page

6

Uproar in Kansas Republican League Ends With Scott Victory

The Kansas Republican League chaos at a two hour afternoon session ended with Charley Scott elected president over rival Harry Bone. Delegates clashed over district vs delegation voting, votes from Jefferson county and McPherson county caused delays, and a late party vote secured Scott 622 to 482. Resolutions urged silver coinage and a return to Republican policy, while nominees for national convention were named, including W. A. Calderhead and Lucien Baker.

Ihe State Republican League Sheldon Committee On Order of Business Charley Scott Harry Bone Ffty Jefferson County Carmi Mr. Kelly Kelis Jim Simpson McPherson Bune Mr. Scott League Charley Gault Grant Hornaday Fort Scott Tli Republican League Committee On Resolutions Greer Calderhead Republican State League of Kansas Thas Lo Sea Democratic Party Union Kansas Republican Party Morton Mexico Kansas Woman's Republican Association Cleveland National League Convention W. A. Calderhead Marysville J. J. Anderson Shawnee Lucien Baker Wenworth W. Meeks Kingman Eric Nystrom Shawnes E W. Moses Barton J. Hamilton Cherokee Charles Curtis Curtis Secretary of the Interior Marshall Charles F. Scott J. P. Dolliver Iowa

Delegates Named by Kansas Republican Convention

A long list of delegates by district is announced for Kansas, naming members from Atchison Wyandotte Pottawatomie Jefferson Leavenworth and other counties. The piece also recaps luncheon chatter about G M Sheldon and Dolliver while noting Silver question remarks by Charles Curtis and Calderhead’s support.

C. K. Dow Johnson E C Gray Cowley G. W. McKay Eik DE McLellan Neosho J. D. Barker A. L. Brooks Shawnes D. Knapp Chase J. & Dean Marion W. Miller Osage Joseph Moore Saline W. H. Smith Marshall Robert Brock Riley

Weddings At Grace Cathedral Topeka Celebrates Two Nuptials

In Grace Cathedral Dopeka Mrs Julia Street of Phoenix and Mr Joseph Wickham of Philadelphia wed at noon with a lavish ceremony. The bride wore a blue tan suit and a diamond pin, while the groom and party were greeted by lilacs and Mendelssohn. After a wedding breakfast at Mrs Brown’s home the couple depart for Detroit Niagara Albany and New York before settling in Devon Philadelphia. A second ceremony followed at the Frey home for Miss Aimee Machette of Boonville Mo and Mr C C Hull of Albuquerque with a large reception and a grand wedding feast. More social notes cover guests from Topeka and nearby cities.

Julia Street Phoenix Ariz Joseph C. Wickham Philadelphia Grace Cathedral Mendelssohn Me Wickham Walter Noble Mary Dorothy Dorothy Sturgis Jeaning CG. J. Brown Dean Millspaugh Episcopal Church Lohengrin Miss Screet Homer Detroit Canada Niagara Albany Hudson New York City Devon Miss Street Trousseau Jerry Black National Hotel Leavenworth Mr. Black Miss Atchison Vera Atchison Lou Neely Nelle Peffer Daisy Smith Sadie Atchison Gertie Atchison Mesera Eugene Hagan Lee Bond Seymour Davis Frank A .Thomas Edgar Hopkins Nat Black T. J. Berry E. A. Terrill T. E. Pounds Mra Thrill J. W. Roby Western Svrveis Club Mra H. W. Roby Kansas Avenue W. W. Phelps Independence Noble Prentis Topeka Mira Edith Emery St. Louis J. M. McCarthy Kansas City Hlelen Adams St Louis Hall Frey Drur’ College Springfield C. ©. Hall Dorothy Stursiss Misa Street Kanasa City Lollie Lewis Little Rock J. J. Frey Belle Small Jessie Griffith W. Phelps Will Hixon Mame Smith Eleanor Wilson Lou Taylor Fred McDonald Neil Mrss Lillie Dorchester Harry Robinson John L Hall Mra Frey Jobo L. Hall Belle HL Hall Lillie Dorchester Dresden Taffeta Lou Barnes PD. B. Robinson Misa Lena Robinson James Robinson T. Hy Bunch Mra Semple Liberty and Son Professor Semple Mexico Warren Galbreath Dallas Texas Hll Hall Sherman Texva Mra Hall California Albuquérque New Mexico

Fire Rips Large West Tenth Street House

Firefighters battled a fierce blaze at 113 West Tenth Street last evening at 3:30, destroying the south side and roof of a large frame dwelling. J. F. Buzzell, a street car conductor, lived there with roomers in the upper rooms. owner T. B. Thompson faces about $1,000 in damage. The flames spread to adjacent houses but caused little damage there. The kitchen fire was discovered after it had already taken hold.

West Tenth Street Dra J. F. Buzzell T. B Thompson

Paint the Kansas avenue bridge on urgent renewal

The city engineer estimates painting the rusting Kansas avenue bridge to preserve ironwork. Work will start soon as estimates are approved. In Mines Prietas Sonora a Yaqui uprising worries Oasis readers, with locals investing cash in arms amid tensions in Sonora.

Kansas Avenue Bein Navares Ariz the Oasis Prietas Sonora

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America Clements & Chaffee Kansas Ave Charlie Scott Iola Bernard Kelly National League Dolliver Chas. M. Sheldon Republican League Convention G M. Sheldoo Mr. Sheldon Topeks Sneldon John P. Colliver Reed Cochran Congress J. G.slonecker New York McKinley Hiscock Troutman Sir. Shelton Dulliver Ingressman Curtis Santa Fe Fay Wm. Hamilton Ed. Iven The Santa Fe Hospital Association Peerless Joseph C.wickham Hall Hette Aimee Machette Boonvilla Mo Alexander Muchet C.C. Hull Albuquerque, N. M John L. J Springfeld Los Angeles Mandolin Club Lohengrn Lewis Hall Misa Lolie Lewis Etta Machette Boston
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