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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1896

Page

8

Hoodoo Suspect Aunt Mary Singleton Seeks Peace

Aunt Mary Singleton a large colored woman claims Bam Miltes and his wife are hoodooing her to death and asks police for protection. She says she lives in the East Fifteenth Street colored settlement and recalls Meteod murder context. Also mentions local notices about a meat market and a steam laundry offering repairs.

Mary" Singletom Sao 2Nton Mary” Singleton East Fifteenth Strest Bam Miltes Sam Milton Ie Singleton J. K. Hudson

Plausible Bid To Oust Congressman Broderick

A Topeka caucus plot discussed by Cy Leland forces aims to deny re nomination to Congressman Cass Broderick. W J Bailey of Baileyville Nemaha County is singled out to capture the Nemaha Pottawatomie Brown and Doniphan county votes. The plan hinges on trading favors to win a bloc sufficient to nominate Bailey at the congressional convention.

Cass Broderick Cy Leland Topeks Broderick W. J. Bailey Baileyville Nemaha County Kansas Republican League Leland Mr. Bailey Nemaha Pottawatomie Bailey John Schilling Brown County Brown Doniphan Jackson Jefferson Nemahs

Unclear text hints at threats in Atchison delegation

Fragment describes a forceful effort to move Atchison or Wentworth delegates to Bailey with threats of violence if the target senator is not delivered. Details are fragmentary and names are uncertain.

Atchison Wenworth Ingalls Bailey

Fake prairie fire dispatch stirred Wichita rumor

A Wichita Morning paper story about a red light in the western sky prompted a telegraphed prairie fire dispatch that was printed by The State Journal and others. Local officials branded the tale as a fairy tale with no prairie fires in Stafford county. Mayor J T Gray of St John and Editor John B Hilmen defend the county’s prosperity and deny widespread farm abandonment amid hard times and bond issues. The piece notes abundant corn but low prices yielding small farmer profits.

Wichita State Journal J. T. Gray St. John Stafford County John B. Hilmen St John Wall Street

Fort Dodge Cow Boy Band Concert at Leadville Ice Palace

The Fort Dodge Cow Boy band performed at the Leadville Carnival's ice palace today. Afternoon attendance was light, but a large dance is anticipated tonight as dancing and skating are enjoyed. Outside wall work advances rapidly.

Fort Dodge Leadville Cola Ice Palace

Rebellious Wilhelmina Wins Free America Divorce

In a district court session Judge Hazen overseen a Polish American divorce case. Wilhelmina Kobiska, now Tibao, alleged abuse by Christopher Kobiska, with an interpreter aiding the proceedings. The judge and attorneys navigated translation quirks as the divorce was granted with six hundred dollars alimony minus fees.

Free America Police Court W. E Fagan Fred Slater Wilhelmina Kobiske Christopher Kobiska Hazen Charowhas Mr. Slater E. M. Cockrall John Coyne Germany Poland John Wilhelmina Kobisky Mrs. Kobiska Pagan Wilhelmina Christopher Wilhelmina Kobiska Mr. Pagan Tibao America

Street corner cob sellers clash with councilman in city action

Councilman Stephenson of the Second ward argues that corn cob sellers on street corners are a nuisance and should use the market, while allowing sale of cabs. The piece also notes a college boys debate on England vs United States government and a high school oratorical event with admission. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises collar cleaning services.

Stephenson Washburn W. C.L Gamma Sigma College Chapel England United States Gamma Thomas Gray E. C G. Goodup P. P. Strong J. W. Newell W.C.L

Famous Days At Our Store Push Prices To Drive Busy Trade

Beginning today the store runs famous days with prices set to push business at a rapid pace. The offers are so low that customers cannot afford to miss them.

100 19T 3 8 110 169 226 297

The fragment shows a sequence of numbers separated by spaces. It lacks clear event, person, or place data to form a meaningful news item. No identifiable organizations or dates are present.

Fragmentary Soap and Starch Price List Items

A readable price listing shows soaps by brand and unit, including 1500 Cakes Toilet Soap per cake and 150 boxes laundry soap per bar. Several brands such as Kirk’s White Russian, Clairette, Silk, Lennox, Fairbank’s brown soap and Kingford’s Silver Gloss Star Starch are listed with per bar or per box prices and quantities.

Fairbank Kingford

Dramatic cut price list at DRY GOODS store

A faded ad lists garment and fabric discounts including Henriettas at 270, wool novelties at 330, wool plaids at 20 and 88c, ladies snitings 64 inches at 450, and various trims and undergarments. Numerous items show old pricing and percent-like savings for textiles, towels, kerchiefs, and silk pieces, with a push toward closeouts.

Ste. Aeld Cheoksinry Ic. LL. Mustin Sc Fruit of the Loom Lonsdale

Blanket Sale Announcement With Deep Discounts

Local notice advertises blanket sale with bulk discounts. Seventy three blankets offered at reduced prices, including 63 blankets at 60 cents and 29 blankets at 1.60 dollars per item. Ends soon, urging buyers to act.

Hosiery Sale Prices for Misses and Ladies

Advertisement lists various hosiery discounts: Misses black hose sizes drop from 25 to 18 cents, Misses black hoes from 22 to 1 cent, Misses black hose from 15 to 10 cents, Misses' hose at 10 cents, Ladies cashmere wear at 25 cents, Hermdorf black hose from 128 to 20 cents, and fast black good hose at 100.

Cashmere Heer Hermdorf

Groceries and coffee sale price list excerpt

A list of grocery items with per unit prices including coffee 8c per package, tobacco, sugar, flour, canned fruit, bacon, dried meat, tea varieties, maple syrup, and beverages. Describes limited availability and a Chicago broker selling coffee at 1? per pound with a wholesale value cited.

Arbuckle’s Liam Fairbank Crosby Price California Japan Gite Olid Morros

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