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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1895

Page

8

World Medical Institute promises cure to nervous disorders

An ad touts the World Medical Institute of Kansas City Missouri and Topeka Kansas as expert physicians offering thorough scientific treatment for nervous troubles and other diseases. It claims success with cases of insanity, nerve, stomach and liver troubles and promises one month free treatment for new patients while noting low charges and a money back or no pay policy.

World Medical Institute of Kansas City Hire Mooney Lansing Kansas Seye World Medical Institute

Liliuokalani Arrested Over Hawaiian Rebellion

Ex Queen Liliuokalani is arrested on complicity charges as insurgent leaders plead guilty to treason. seizure of arms and dynamite bombs found in the deposed queen’s house. Martial law continues and order is restored in Hawaii amid reports of substantial arms shipments and captures of Wilcox Molim Battelman and other leaders.

Accelann N. Z Honolulu Lnter Liliuokalani Republic of Hawaii Wilcox Molim Battelman Beit Marti Havwaii Mesira Suvais

Conan Doyle Roasted By Garland At Sunset Lab

Garland lampooned Conan Doyle as producing only a "mellower" form of Rider Haggard and urged judging novels by the creator’s human soul not readers. He praised Walt Whitman as a spiritual Democrat and condemned dime novel trends while critiquing literary finance and war as themes.

Hearle Yellowbuckes Haemlin Garland Conan Doyle Sunset Lab Walt Whitman Mr. Garland Iris

Crews say they saw no Elbe collision details at Borrenpam

On February 2 at Borrenpam Captain Gordon master of the Crathie and the wheelman and crew of the first steamer involved testified they did not see the other vessel. They also said they heard no cries for distress and saw no sinking. The German consulate received a message from Emperor William noting only one woman among Elbe survivors.

Gordon William Elbe

Augusta Tabor Dies Ex-Senator Wife in California

Augusta J. Tabor, 62, of Pasadenas California, dies of pneumonia after a recent decline. She was the divorced wife of ex Senator HA W Tabor of Colorado and leaves one child N Maxey Tabor. Her estate, largely real estate in the city, valued about 1 500 000.

Tabor Colorado Dasyan Pet Pasadens Cal Augusta J. Tabor HA. W. Tabor N. Maxey Tabor Dr. Price

Howe unexpectedly elected to state railroad board

Samuel T. Howe was surprised to be named a member of the state board of railroad commissioners. He said the honor was unsought and he had not considered himself a candidate. Certificates will be issued next week and duties begin promptly.

Sam Bowe Samuel T. Howe State Board of Railroad Commissioners Howe Tou Starx Journal Executive Council Billy Edwards

Rapid Transit of Mail Proposed in Chiago Experiment

Richard B. Sherman proposes an overhead electric mail conveyer to move a pouch from the post office roof to the Illinois Central station in five minutes, cutting transit time from 22 minutes by wagon. City council approval sought for a temporary overhead rail with four or five wires using a trolley-like power supply.

Chiaco Miinois Central Twelfth Street Richard B. Sherman Sherman

Faith in Cleveland as President's stance tested by loan talks

The Times notes British belief in President Cleveland's ability to force his views on controversial issues while negotiations for an American loan with London houses stall. Bond pricing hinges on gold payments and Treasury stance amid Senate opposition, patience urged.

Loxpox The Times London United States Treasury Senate America Cleveland

Ten Year Census Funds Sought For State Work

The state board of agriculture must compile the decennial census this year and Secretary Coburn seeks legislative appropriations for extra clerks. Major Sims, the only living ex secretary involved in 1885, estimates hire costs at 1200 annually but spent 2100 out of pocket. Coburn asks 4000 to cover census work across 16 counties, 700 more than a decade ago, with Sims later reimbursed 2100 by the legislature.

State Board of Agriculture Coburn Major Sims

Brooklyn Officials Held On Grand Jury Waiver

President Norton and Superintendent Quinn of the Atlantic Railroad company waived examination in Adams Street court and were held to await grand jury action on charges of Penal Code violations and forcing three employees to work over ten hours daily. Bail set at fifty dollars each. Also notes mine hoisting restoration aiding western Kansas sufferers and a brief item on the new state house staff warming issues. The Spanish budget shows a deficit of 6,979,600 pesetas for 1594 and 1695.

Brooklyn Baovestys Benjamin Norton Daniel Quinn Atlantic Railroad Company Morris Adams Street Norton Quinn

Labor Bulletin Proposal Endorsed by Wright to House

Commissioner Wright urges publication of labor bulletins in a letter to Chairman McGsan. He notes international precedents including England France New Zealand and Russia and argues the United States should publish an official labor bulletin though cautions against alarming reports on labor shortages.

Nesioner of Carrell B. Wright Wasuinatos House McGsan Labor Wright Department of Labor New Zealand United States

First Train Robber Dead After Long and Notable Career

Obituary notes John Reno once a famed train robber. Details cover early heists, including a $91,000 Adams Express theft in 1808, later prison time, a pardon, and service in the U.S. military. Also mentions Reno’s brothers’ executions and a long criminal arc. The piece shifts to New York bank figures and local notes from North Side of the river, listing social and community items, church topics, and local society roles in Topeka.

Votumacs Lod John Reno United States Reno Jeffersonville Ind Adams Express Company Pennsylvania Line Indianapolis Joplin B. Gratz Brown United States Service Missouri Cooperage Department

Letter Carrier Overtime Claims Survey Report

Boston overtime investigation ends with 472 claimants totaling 276 444. Report recommends 172 440 in allowances. Additional claims in Providence Meridian Mass and New York stations bring total to 360 000. Other commissioner to inspect Ohio Michigan Indiana Kentucky cases and Maine offices. Next investigations to cover Nashville Memphis Vicksburg Natchez New Orleans Mobile Jackson Montgomery Jacksonville Wilmington. Ni C Gold cars on stoves offered at Griggs Axtell's.

Wasumetox Fe 2 Boston Commissioner Hill Providence R. L Meridian Mass New York City Henry L. Lorenz Ohio Michigan Indiana Kentucky Maine Hill Carriera Nashville Memphis Vicksburg Natchez New Orleans Mobile Jackson Montgomery Jacksonville Wilmington Ni C

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