Estar Grocery Wholesale and Retail Notice
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1896
Page
5
The Star Grocer J Sproat and Local Notes
Berry J Adams returns from California as home grown melons win praise. Marshall's band to play at bicycle races next week while Republicans split on rain and mood at state convention. Divorce suits advance, repairs begin on asphalt pay, and a burglary hits Mrs Deran. City news covers band practices, Osage fruit samples, McKinley banner, and local arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry J. Adams
California
Marshall
Lee Jones
Elett
W. E Brubaker
Hamilton Wall
Yestarias
Aire, C
Rodgers
Jessie Trimble
William
Stave
Comvention
Jobs J. Taaaile
Flambeau Club
McKinsey-Hobart
Deran
Weills-Faree
Santa Fe Tegot
Mundey
Eliza Wheeler
Major Shreve
Osage County
A. Dawson
North
Topeka
Andrew Manifold
Lawrence
F. Taylor
Arsince Aetee
Marenall
Green Watson
Home Seekers Excursions Offered by Burlington Route
Burlington Route advertises cheap excursions on August 4 and 15, September through October to Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah, Black Hills and other territory. Specials to St Paul and Minneapolis via Burlington Route. Night trains with sleepers to Omaha, Council Bluffs, and Sioux City. Consult General Passenger Agent, St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Black Hills
St Paul
Minneapolis
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sioux City
St Lous
Bryan Free Silver Club forms in Fifth Ward
Reporters were asked not to print members names due to fear of discharge. A preliminary Bryan Free Silver club meeting in Lull's hall organized a permanent group with Samuel Jones as temporary chairman and H. G. Frazier as secretary. The club will seek about 200 more members as signatures were collected secretly to protect workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Free Silver
Free Silver
Fifth Ward
Lull's Hall
Zane's Hall
Seventeenth and
Clay Streets
Samuel Jones
Republican Centre Committee
H. G. Frazier
Bryan Free Silver Club
Pitth Ward
Messrs Chesney, Snyder and Wingert
Lewelling for Senator in Wichita Political Deal
Ex governor Lewelling is boomed for state senator as a county power-sharing pact forms among Democratic and Populist committees in Sedgwick County. Key figures, including Josse Haymaker and Jerry Simpson, clash over the split and Lewelling’s potential rise, with Lewelling’s envoy G Q Peters mobilizing support to honor the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
Wichita
Lewelling
Diate Séeauhr
Jerry Simpson
Abilene
Sigtevenatur
Stare
Kies
Democrats
Josse Haymaker
Chicago
Topeka
Cone
Lucien Baker
Peffer
United States Senate
Willy Jesec
Acgent
L. D. Lewelling
Covernor
W. Peters
Hem
Horton Politics and McKinley Club Meeting Report
Horton Aug 1 A second McKinley club meeting drew eighty attendees including the chairman and secretary One third were Populists or Democrats Mr Bailey of Baileyville will speak on Aug 18 Rumors scarce say the recent Republican senatorial convention near Hiewatha lacked form A call may move the convention to Troy Deniphan county Joseph Lowe state railway commissioner to address the Bryan club on Friday on the 50 cent dollar The Bryan club roster lists about three dozen names with nearly 100 silver Republicans in the fold in eastern and southern Horton townships
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
McKinley Club
Bailey
Baileyville
Hiewatha
Troy
Deniphan County
Joseph Lowe
Bryan Club
Horton Harily
Caldwell at Clifton in Large Republican Rally
OhioAugust 12 One of the largest political meetings ever known in this vicinity was held here Monday evening by the Republicans Fully 2600 people were present General J Caldwell of Topeka was the principal speaker, listened to attentively in a plain and logical manner The creation of the rally was the organization of a Republican club and one Republican league in the procession led by its president Wit Parson, vice president of the Woman's Republican leagues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Republians
J. Caldwell
Topeka
Repu
Wit Parson
Woman's Republican Leagues
Fusion talks and party notes in Kansas coalitions
In Atchison County and nearby towns racial party lines wobble as fusion talks emerge between Democrats and Populists. Reports from Arkansas City detail a Bimetalli union meeting boosting membership. In Emporia, Braddock is nominated for state senator by the Populists. Coffeyville reports 498 on the roll, building the county’s largest penny club.
New Subscribers Push Journal Ahead With Newsened List
The State Journal showcases new subscribers from Topeka and beyond as it pledges fair coverage and factual reporting. Names include H. E. Ball, M. Buckman, Frazier, Neely, Snyder, Jacobs, Curgan, Wyatt, Lewor, Bick, Lily, Ferrier, Weiss, and many others from Topeka and nearby towns, plus several from Beloit and Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
State Journal
Reemerman
Leland St
Woollawn Ave
M. Buckman
Topeka Ave
Matthews
Polk St
North Topeka
Frazier
Harrison St
Neely
North
Hrenner- N. Nelson
Iran
Oakland
E Snyder
Emmett St
MC. Buford
North Quincy St. James
Quincy
P.O. Wissiom
State St
Curgan
B. Fourth St
Tyler St
Vinton
Case
Roseville
Kan
Horton News Dealer
D. E Andrews
Marysville
John McCrain
Bigelow
Horton News Denler
T. B Lee
McLouth
T.W. Giyon & Son
John Meteger
Meriden
J.D. Morgan
Chanute
A. Tully
J. R. Scott
W. J. Plass
LH. Adams
Ken
Bloomheart
F. W. Curtis
John A. Carter
D. W. Benton
Baxter Springs
Marion Brown
Valley Pails
G. W. Hand
Baldwin
McCarty
Lecompton
P. Monroe
Whiting
Edwin Worsley
Staple Hil
B. W. Stonecipher
Cummings
Puen A. B. Stryker
Lake George
N.Y
L. Liston
Garden City
J. J. Harris
Carbondale
Ken. Harris
Neosho Bante
G. W. Rickerd
Burns
F. Hennes
Poe
J. H. Westerhaus
Dr. Matchette
McPherson
Hotel at Las Vegas Hotel to become sanitarium
Kansas railroad notes report the Montesuma hotel at Las Vegas New Mexico Springs may be converted into a modern sanitarium and health resort. The Las Vegas Hot Springs company controls the property with Ripley as president, but the hotel has never covered operating expenses and has been closed part of the time. Dr G W Bailey, backed by Ripley, toured Europe to study sanitariums and awaits return to begin the Las Vegas project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesuma
Las Vegan
New
Las Vegas Hot Springs
The
Santa Fe
Ripley
G. W. Bailey
Las Veras
Europe
Berlin
Las Vegas
Ripley Eyes Direct Steamship Line to Japan
President E P Ripley of the Santa Fe backs a new steamship venture to Japan linking with the Pacific coast at San Diego and Los Angeles. The line would vie with Occidental and Cristobal Steamship and reduce freight between the United States and Japan. Japanese capitalists spearhead the project and visited Topeka en route to Chicago to confer with Santa Fe officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
E. P. Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Campas
Stamship
San Diego
Los Angeles
Cal
Lise
Occidental and Crinial Steamship Company
Southern Pacific Round End
United States
New Steamship Company
Topeke
Ger
Jay
Chicago
Ripley
Janahese
Pacific Coast
Fishing excursion plan endorsed by Colonel Carter associate
A friend of Colonel Carter proposes a fishing trip with cautious plans based on water conditions. The group agrees to start promptly if weather allows, noting no bait dilution by the speaker. Messages include testimonials from Dr A P Sawyer and Mrs J H Craig about a Family Core remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berions
Carter
Oolatel Pty and
Hesrtil
Washington Star
Appleton, Minn
A P_ Sawyer
J. H. Craig
Frank Sim
Kansas Avenue
Proposals for Coal and Stationery Sealed Until August 7 159%
Sealed proposals will be received for supplying coal and stationery for the city school system 1896 97. Bids cover all coal types including pit coal coke and related materials with deliveries to city houses or schools. Bonds required for performance and each bid may be adjusted by the Board of Education. Also details on sample pricing and delivery terms by various districts and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoyar
Ouita
Belig Tania
Byardey
Board of Education
How
Fauneworth, Seu
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Estar Grocery Holesale and Retail
Tse
Ara Ag
Suge
J. S. Sproat
the Star Grocer
Telephone
East Sixth St
Peslapiitsy
A. K. Rodgers
McKinley
City Board of Education
Hobart
Ninth Street
McHinley
West Sixth Street
Seuss
Kan- Gaz
Carroll, Ta
Medicine Lodge
Geo Simpson
Blaine County
H. Hf. Mangold
Hunday
Polk Street
Twelfth Street
Furnian
Grover
Elia
Leavening
Reval
Bryan Silver Club
Senator
Horton Politics
Hotton
Manoa
Caldwell
Clifton
Beeeman
Arkansas City Bimetallic Union Mow
Arkansas City
Bimetalli Union
C . Craig
Ed J. Kingsbury
J. C. Stanley
Atchison County
Atchison
Braddock
Emporia
Aug
Senatariat
D. B. Craig
Greenwood County
Coffeyville
Ave
Eney Club
County
Hemper & Paxtons
Sixth and Quincy
Kansas Railroad
MR. Ripley
Clark
Dad Clark
Anna Whitelock
General Freight
Santa Fs
Tilimol
Daisy_Smith
Wiliams
Te General Prelent Department
Ranta. Fe
City of Mexico
J. J. Prey
Colorado Springs
New York
Philadelphia
Grand Trunk Railway System
Lehigh Valley RR
St. Clair Tunnel
Niagara Falla
Lehigh Valley
Switzerland of America
L. B. Morrow
A. P. Sawyer
Pamily Ca
Brettman
Bane Breitman
Effry Atruut
Hanne Brettman
Hans Brokman
der Breitiman
Breitman
Hane Beeiman
der Yeelman
Jackson St
Wheeler
Jones
Secom
Iis
Iia
Peerires
AP. Satvyer
Katie Deira
Seals
Vetum
Chas. S. Eagle
Kansas Ave
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