Major Hudson Chosen A Veteran Kansas Editor State Printer
Major Hudson chosen as state printer in Kansas, reflecting veteran editor credentials. Selection highlights editor experience and public service, with confirmation by state authorities.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1895
Page
5
Major J K Hudson chosen state printer after second ballot
The Republican joint caucus in the senate chamber elected Major J K Hudson as state printer on the second ballot after a lengthy session. George W Crane placed second. Hudson secured pledges and was declared the unanimous nominee. A biographical sketch notes Hudson born May 4 1840 in Carroll County Ohio, service in the Kansas units, later editor and proprietor of the Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Hudaga
The
Capital
Louse
Isuste
Senate
W. B. Sutton
Raseel
Tucker
Douglas County
Aloays
Morgan
Garydenhire
Powera
Merideth
Eckstein
Sedgwick
Charles F. Scott
Major Hudson
J. KR. Madson
Stoorge W. Crane Cap
Greer
Spendler
J. J. Hudson
George W. Crane
H. P. Greer
A. J. Sponaler
Cus
Wilcoxson
Lutdeck
United States
Lucies Baker
Sutton
Baler
Crane
J. K. Hudson
Joseph K. Hudson
Carrollton
Carroll County
Ohio
John
Rebecca (Rothacker) Hudson
Eastro Ohio
Methodist Church
Iio
Kansas City
Salem
Times
Leavenworth
Kansas
Lane
Third Regiment
Kansas Volunteers
FL Scott
Was i
Springfield
Mound City
Leutenant
Army of the Frontier
Fort Scott
Tenth Regiment of
Kansas Infantry
Hudson
Weir
Newtonia
Fort Wayne
Cane Mill
Prairie Grove
van Buren
Davies
Rolla
Schofield
St Louis
Misavuch Colored Infantry
Lower
Mississippi
Rio Grande
E. B Brown
Brownsville
Tex
Wyandotte County
State Agricultural Colleges
Osborn
Kansas House of Representatives
Samuel J. Crawford
Alexander Caldwell
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas Farmer
E E Ewing
Capita
Capital Publishing Company
Mary W. Smith
Wyandotte
Mary
Dell Keizer
Anna
William Smith
Paul
Russell
Representative Hall
House
house of #8
Copeland
Fraser
Harvey
Secretary of State
Veale
Lobdell
Foster
Blair
Chandler
Price
White
Reading of the Senate message sparks chatter and jokes
The Senate read the president’s message in one and a half hours from 2:20 to 3:50. Senators paid attention or wrote letters and talked in the cloak room. The Topeka club affair triggered stir and applause among visitors. War reminiscence drew Republican scoffs and Populist applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Topeka
Senator Sterne
Mr. Sterne
Mr. Rich
Atill
Butler
Bourbon County
ButjJer
Warner
Cherokes
Delighted Couples Speak Of Summer Promises In Ghosted Lines
A charming exchange unfolds with Will and a beloved declaring love while mentioning friends scattered across Michigan, Chicago, Indiana, and Canada. The fragment hints at travel, affection, and a playful dispute over living versus dead game in a dated newspaper tone. Peerless Steam Laundry is noted for quality work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Michigan
Charle
Chicago
Frank
Indiana
Jack
Harold
Canada
Detroit Free Press
Indignent Topeka Club Meeting Targets Sears in Clash
A Topeka Flambeau club gathering devolved into a heated clash over Lou Sears, assistant chief clerk, with members vowing action and a speaker denouncing his residence and loyalty. Capt A M Fuller admonished the caucus over nonresident nominations, while W A Brubaker defended party ranks and ridiculed Sears’s career path. The club elected officers and planned inaugural participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Flambeau Club
Lou Sears
House
Hhis Forslock
A. M. Fuller
Hambeau Club
Republican Party
Mimi
Tlan
Brubaker
Sears
House of Representatives
L. S Sears
Copeland
State House
St. Phillips
Shawnee County
Colorado
Brobakers
Secretary of State
Hill Higgins
Hi. M. Philips
John K. Norton
A. K. Swayze
Jary
C. T. McCabe
Sssistant
CN. Beal
W. E B. Brubaker
A. M. Voller
Will Eberle
L A. Strauss
Frank Ellison
North Topeka Items of Interest and Local Notes
North Topeka news lists residents at home and visiting friends, a church ladies society election, shop talks by Rev W L Byers, and local leisure like skating on the river. Frank Babcock runs a bachelor’s hall and offers first class French cooking. The North Topeka Congregational church group announces officers and committees, while Topeka Coal Co advertises semi anthracite smokeless coal as a long lasting, clean heat source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Heyden
Cripple Creek
Soldier Creek
Frank Babcock
Central Avenue Road
Frank
N. H. Wallace
Firman
A. M. Cross
Mra
A Wilson
Stevens
United States
Topeka Coal Co
A. F. Hoaxen
Medical Institute Opens Topeka Branches For Free Trial
Located in Topeka the World Medical Institute of New York and Kansas City Mu opens four branches at 631 Quiscy street offering consultations on chronic diseases and deformities. They claim expert physicians with long experience and will provide two weeks and one month of professional services and medicines free for all accepted patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina
Rawin
Edwin
Mr. Jones
Bhu
Goodby
World Medical Institute of
New York
Kansas City
Quiscy Street
Topeka
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Fox Next State Printer
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Lesty
Brown
Teacher
Mra J. Posie
Leon
Householder
Seumor Cook
A. G. Cook
Beloit
Cooke
A. ©. Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Hopkins
Finney
Lubette
Col Warner
Col. Veale
Dansmore House
Crawford
Satterthwaite
Bone
Clark
New York Press
Peerless
Gaiy Cieenoedt
Marar
Tam
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
North Topeka
Rees Island
Gilke
Pakeisedd
Ucle
Savings and Loan Association
Wzsr
Holmes’ Drug Store
Kansas Ave
Telemines Ray Topeka
Telegraph
T. E. Ward & CO
Brosdwey
New York City
Dover
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