Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Topeka State Journal in Topeka, Kansas

We have 6,677,888 pages in Kansas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1896

Page

5

Munyons Remedies Doct or Yourself Separate cures for diseases

Munyon's Remedies advertised as a separate cure for each disease. Claims fast relief and complete cures for rheumatism, dyspepsia, kidney issues, female health, nervous conditions, headaches, piles, blood disorders, and general vitality. Includes prices from 2 to 50 cents and mail contact for free medical advice from Professor Munyon.

Musyon Mnyon Maunyen Munyon Prine Munyon Asthara Susyon Monyon Anyon Manyon Arch Etreet Philadelphia

North Topeka Items of Interest and Local News

Miss Lears Morrow spent Sunday in Meriden. Miss Hattie Armstrong of Rock Creek visits in the city. Charles Kouus from Salina visits the Rorabaughs on Park Street. Miss Vien Graif returns to Salina after two weeks with North Topeka friends. Miss Besle Greenway of Kansas City visits her cousin Hattie Greenway on North Madison Street. Bert Singles of Silver Lake goes to Red Oak, Iowa to visit relatives. J. Crockett visits Junction City. Crockett drives there and back. Rev. W B Hutchinson assists in revival work with Rev. Mr. Wells of Partridge Place church, Kansas City. Major W. Jenison notes fewer accidents as experienced men return to work. Reports of corn conditions and prices as harvest continues. A loud explosion in the 800 block of Kansas Avenue. no injuries found. Improvements along the Finchenier road and associated dust and noise described. County commissioners offered stone for Rochester road work. offer not accepted.

Lears Morrow Meriden Hattie Armstrong Rock Creek Charles Kouus Salina A. Q. Rorabaugh Park Street Vien Graif North Topeak Misa Besle Greenway Kansas City Hattie Greeway Madison Street Bert Singles Sliver Lake Red Oak Kri . Bean Emporia Qoisey Street State Insane Asyam Mr. J. Crockett Junction City Mr. Crockett Satarday Br. Crock N. Kansey Ave Graves & Sons West Lanrent Treat North Topeka Bell Phone The Baptist Sunday School Tbere Ite G A. Lakens Balivue St. Marye Kaceas Avenue Department of the Union Pacific W. Jenison Finchenier Danial Nrong Qaddy Rochester

DEVLIN ON THE COAL WAR AND RAILWAY TUSSLE

The Denver Rio Grande and Santa Fe coal fight widens as Brookside coal lands a 25 cent Denver market differential. Devlin of Santa Fe defends lack of Santa Fe price cuts while signaling potential agreement failure and notes managers in China discussions. Air compression in Santa Fe shops cuts locomotive moves from hours to minutes, with 110 pounds used, boosting efficiency. Ongoing personnel notes cover Santa Fe engineers and workers, a Leavenworth court ruling on rail condemnation, and Eastern Santa Fe offices with leadership changes.

Colorado Lafayette Louisville Burlington Santa Fe Denver & Gulf Devitn Lz Denver Gulf and Kenena Davila China Ripley Morten Banta Fe Sir Waeed

Re-elected directors and sheriff pay dispute noted

Statewide renewal of directors is reported with Sheriff Eepley to cover a $75 extra annual cost for turnkey and superintendent of Stones yard, exceeding county funds by $25 monthly and drawing from the sheriff's pocket. A chaotic scene at council with a bid to reinstate ex-night watchman Kennedy at Jefferson station sparks local drama. Ada Bailey, Jane Roberts and William Crawford face disorderly conduct charges. they failed to appear in police court and forfeited security. Sheriff Kepley accuses an officer of keeping a prisoner without a proper commitment as Frank Lavington seeks his son's transfer to reform school. Judge Hazen to hear Friday morning.

Topeka Micdualy Charles K. Holliday Mystic Brotherhood Marshall Hamilton Ball J.B. Johnson Cy Lelacd Ada Fobber Harrison School W. Street Oberlin Ramnus Westerfield Kansas City Burti, Wilder Cornell Jone A. C. Jordan Lyons Rice County Topeks Charles Spencer Sam McLemore W. Moralog M. A J. W. Going Charles Wolff Sterpoop Perry Bank of Topeke A. Washturn Wes H. E. Howisy Icis Eepley Stones Yard Dave Burdge Committee On Fire Department Council Chamber Hardvon Kennedy Jefferson Street Beramis Ada Bailey Jane Roberts William Crawford Eleventh and Western Avenue Polce Kepley Frank Lavington Edward Lavington Pot Gant Reform School Udge Hazen

Topeka Doctors Debate Eye Glass Fitting and Typhoid

The Topeka Academy of Medicine and Surgery held its monthly meeting at A. O. U. W. hall with local and visiting physicians. Dr. G. A. Wall spoke on scientific optician glass fitting and quackery ethics while Dr. Gilbert presented a practical demonstration on the bacillus of typhoid fever, showing seven weeks of cultures.

Topeka Topeka Academy of Medicine and Surgery U. W. Hall Ward G. A. Wall Osw Wordsworth Mitchell Magee Kirkpatrick Grubbs Ayresy Ward McVey Ward Auld Gilbert

Prof Wilder Lectures At Local High School

Prof Burt Wilder of Cornell University spoke at the high school assembly on brain science. He chairs anatomy at Cornell, has held the post 27 years, and noted many notable figures he has encountered. The report also notes legal and political items including Kansas court actions and candidate mentions.

Burt Wilder Cornell University

City council debates clerk hire and election duties

Topeka council argues over reducing the election commissioner’s clerk allowance from 800 to 100 dollars. Skinner leads the push, others doubt cost savings, and the measure passes amended to 200. Other items: Edison lighting rejection, park land sale, city attorney opinion on tax penalties, drainage work, and bid readvertising.

Conneil City Council Commissioner of Elections Connchimas Skinner Skinner McMaeter Shinners Drew Councilmas Bradford Ides Ple Stephenson Stevens Elliott Skione Aleep Yews Burgess Pattison Bradford Roundtree Fulton Tenth Street Lincoln Lane

Sheriff Keptey and the fees he earns proposal

A clipped report discusses Sheriff Keptey appointing Sam Kerr for a special office to ensure all fees due the office are tracked and collected. It argues this will save his salary and increase revenue, while noting newspapers will value the move to enforce litigants pay.

Sherif Keptey Miomnece Loose Enis Kepley Sam Kerr Anid Mr. Kere Sherif Kepley Ike

Bank of Topetea Statement Confusing Ad Brings Health Claims

Fragmentary OCR text advertises a bank statement with dubious claims about medicines including Rape Diarrhoea Balsam as earth’s best remedy for summer. It mentions Peerless Steam Laundry and Esprisss Steam Lay, with vague references to warranty and distribution.

Begg Osage City Southwestern Fuel Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. A Emery Second South Street Salt Lake City Utah Devlin Coat Properties C. V. Bentley John Kellay Ed Kelley Charles Fuller Ohio Bert Sutherland Santa Fe Roundhouse Charies Lest Quesemo Zoo Braketman John Ashton George Strenk California Frank Gajletty Robert Slosser H. A. Tice Conducea M. Stafford Tate City Dama Elizabeth K. Mills Leavenworth Mills Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern Renworth, Topeka & Southwestern Jax C. Stone Stone Vacalvers L. B W Palmer Stone Myers Supreme Court Litte Nickerson State Journal Nickerica Hepcorter Thomse Paxton R. Mears Nantes A. P. Salary John Mullins Edward Norton Wisconsin Robert Wallace Nickolson John A. Carlisle Newton BE. Wright Carlisle Louisiana Robert Holmes Mimsport Santa Fe Chemeer Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Cedar Street New York City Aldaca F George Penfield David Lakin Silver Lake Georges Cooper Lake Street Dawes Snow Kaneda City Wilder Monday Sun Jonathan Banks District Court Leavenworth County Banks Sunday Sun D. A. Valentine Washington United States Supreme Court Kansas Charles F. Scott Iola Allee Woodson D. W. Finnay Neosho Palls GH. Lamb Woodson County J. £. Hichardson Auguste Butler County A. W. Dennison National Council of the Knights and Ladies of Security Kansas Court of Appeals State Printing House Kansas Appellate Court Canon City Coal Puerleas Edison Electric Right Company Planta Topska Bas Mr. James T. M. James Topeka Ourht Old Gatteld Park James Committee On Ways and Means Slapesnig Southwestern Fac! Company the Palace Clothing CO Ding James Cortiflens Capresa Ernest Tilia Siertoben Express Cranston & Curts Cincinnati Yaneton Milwaukee Buva Wich Michael Hoffman Justice Guy Gott Michael Buckten Ant J. K. Jones Wesson Bell Har Wallis Peter Brower Bell Tel Kant Bob Bank of Topetea Basteness
Search Courier

Search the Topeka State Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Topeka State Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication