Ingleside Opera nets and local charity drives noted
Ingleside raises 556 from Mikado performances with 225 shares won by two houses. The town thanks cast and chorus while highlighting a sewing school run by the WCTU aiding twenty destitute women. Charity efforts include Mrs. A J Arnold aiding four families and a temperance candy incident reported to Commissioner Andrews.
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Vincent Won't Run for Governor in Populist Ticket
Vincent of Clay Center, ex state railroad commissioner, declines Populist governor nomination. He aims for Congress in the Fifth District against Calderhead, with Hulses and Snider also in play. Populist leaders split between Harris and Leedy. Lowelling backup support fades.
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Ofice
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Clay Center
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
State Central Committee
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Congreu
W.A. Calderhead
H. Snider
J. W. Leedy
W. J. Costigan
E TL Snow
L D. Lowelling
Costigan
Lowelling
Woes of Party Politics and Sunday Church Notices
In Topeka the Swedish Republican Flambeau club protests state leaders plans to ban Swedes from state house jobs, threatening a mass club resignation if three Swedes are not recommended for labor work. Sunday church notices list multiple services across Universalist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and African Baptist congregations with speakers and topics for the week.
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Oromment
Dave Naylor
State House
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Lieb’s
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Dong
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Lane Street
T. R Hawks
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Fourth
Adams
Third Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Brainer
First Society of Spiritualists
Lincoln Post Hall
Siath Avenue
A. W. Connett
Perpetual Youth
Second Christian Church
Taylor Streets
Guy's Hall
Brethren
Dankard
Oakland
Ilam
Sed
Vaniman
L. W. Spanswick
Gainesville
Texas
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Third and
Jefferson Streets
First Unitarian Society
A. Weman
North Topeka
C.M. E Church
Fourteeenth
van Buren
J. M. Brown
A.G. Aldergon
North Christian Church
Third Presbyterian
Brancer
Thiovermor
John P. St Jobject
United Presbyterian
Corser Eighth
Topske Avenues
M. F. McKinaio
Ea “Joshua
Mt.Ebal
English Lutheran
Hov
H. L. Yurger
Rotary Board Church Extension Mra
TL . Witting
St. John A. M. E
Topeka Avenue
J. C
Owens
Mr. Davis
Piss African Baptist Church
First Sireut—Hker
G. D
Edward Stephens
Maud McLieish
Biss Izle Riddick
T. E Bowman
Mre. Gregory
Hing
Messridge
T. H. Bain
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Sheppard
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Steiner
Pension Scheme Exposed In Topeka By W L Eagleton
E Eaglesom exposes a pension scheme for ex slaves in Topeka. W L Eagleton calls the effort foolish and compares it to a land grant plan. He warns some colored citizens may be duped while the Journal prints the latest developments.
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Topeka
Washington
Where to spend ten thousand for Topeka coal hole fund
A petition circulates to direct ten thousand dollars from the coal hole fund toward beautifying the approaches to the new bridge and nearby park in Topeka. Proposals include a riverfront retaining wall and promenade, aligning with Prof. Worrall’s park plans, while noting the bridge’s temporary nature and the need for city officials to decide how the funds are used.
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Primary election plan and party leadership resignation dispute
At a Republican city central meeting President Foster sought to resign as chairman of the executive committee to push a nonpartisan police force. David Naylor urged continuation. A March 14 primary was scheduled from 2 to 7 pm under Crawford county rules to nominate councilman and school board members, with polling places to be set by ward committees and locations announced later. Parents praise Dr Hand's Colle remedies for children in a testimonial note from Kansas and Philadelphia druggists offer more details on availability and price.
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Leroy Currier
Second Ward
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Connell Proceedings Adjourning Council February 1896 Meeting
The record notes adoption of a resolution and adjournment to Monday evening February 17 1896 at 8 o'clock. City Clerk S&S McFappex is listed. Street addresses Buchanan Lane Arch front lots 217 225 appear in the matter.
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Arch Street
Bradford
S&s
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