Sunday Church Services and Notices Across City
A fragmented church page lists service times and pastors from First Christian to Presbyterian and Baptist churches. It notes sermons by Rev. Barisan and Rev. Walker, Sunday schools, evening lectures, missionary reports from Korea, and a joint Protestant observance schedule with multiple venues and slightly garbled details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Barisan
Pariake
Soma
Kansas
Binkestey
Uastur
WM. Walker
Chicago
Bervicen
Hela
Laure Payne
Thomas
First Baptist
Jetere
Javier White
Oraing
Eka Baptist Charch
Laurent
Tureison Acer
Fer
Fatchionan
Fee Mefianan
Morrow
al O'Ridick Om
Hammsol Lave
Peters
Ie Jeague
Maurice Krintian
Third Taste Stallone
Hay
Abram Wypethe
Kansar
Reba Ma
Fragmentary OCR Notice on Local Event
The readable parts mention a public event tying to a local place and people, but text is unreadable. Key names, dates, or locations cannot be confirmed.
Church Services and Sermons Across Local Chapels
Morning and evening worships noted at Calvary chapel and St Simon's. Rev Canon Bywater preached. Rev Joseph Waxne led at St Simon's. Sunday school times listed. services at Western Avenue Seventh street corner and other local corners include sermons and evening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Hranter
St. Simon's. Comer Western Avenue
Bne
Eywater
Spain Going Out Preparing to Close Up Her Colonial Business
Madrid reports no word yet from the Philippines on prisoners held by insurgents as release talks continue. Deputies plan to seek investigation of surrenders by the chamber after court merites verdicts. A decree to suppress the ministry of colonies will be signed, a board to validate colonial matters and revise pensions will be created, colonial debts moved to finance ministry. The steamer Fulda arrived at Cadiz with repatriated Spanish troops from Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Philippines
Manila
Santiago de Cuba
A Struggle in Court Over Mission Rock Relinquishment
San Francisco January 21. The California Dry Dock company seeks to relinquish Mission Rock to the government under a state law. The issue turns on possession and long standing rights as the United States plans to reserve the island for military use. The dispute will involve arguments over title and financial investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mission Rock
Bay
California Dry Dock Company
McKinley
Dick Company
15000 Coatmakers May Strike in New York
A pending industrial dispute threatens a 10 000 to 15 000 coatmakers strike unless concessions are granted by manufacturers. The Brotherhood of Tailors formed to join the United Garment Workers, aiming to press for shorter hours better pay and an end to the task system. A mass meeting was planned at Apollo Hall Clinton and Broome to discuss actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brotherhood of Tailors
Defancey Stret
United Garment Workers
Lafayette Place
Apolia Hall
Clinton and
Broome Streets
Frohman secured the Lyric theater for five years in New York
Charles Frohman obtained the Lyric theater in Longacre Square and planned remodeling and a possible independent entrance on Forty-fourth Street. Work to be finished next May with the house opening soon. Also notes a worker losing a leg after a freight-car incident and a report on upcoming national butte association meetings in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Frohman
Lyric Theater
Olympia U Slding
Oscar Hammerstein
Longacre Square
Forty-fourth Street
Santa Fe Catches On
The Santa Fe has been awarded the contents of the Twentech ey for Marit. Sequieed ageeiat gala, which Jett eas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Jett Eas
Infected Houses Report on Tuberculosis Spread
A Albany report by Dr. Guerard details widespread TB in New York City tenements, showing maps of 1894 1896 deaths by dwelling with red marks and noting many buildings permanently infected. The findings prompt calls to condemn or renovate poor housing and suggest a state home for consumptives in the Adirondacks. Charles F Simmons, a former Brooklyn bookkeeper, is identified as the lodging house victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Yey
Choan
K. Arthus
Guerard
Herman M. Briggs
Comely
Fureth
Jenkins
Health Commission
Fourth Ward
Sixth Ward
TSS
Senate Commission
Adirondacks
Bowery
Dea
Charles F. Simmons
Brooklyn
Simmons
Senatorial Ballots Across States Report Varied Ballot Counts
Dover Del Jan 1 eighth ballot for US senator shows Gray 15 Addicks 15 Dupont 10 Dupont 2 Hittes 0 Pennington 2 Levesing 2 Absent 6. Harrisburg Pa Jan 21 fourth ballot: Guay 65 Jenks 0 Dalzell 4 Irvin 0 Stewart 4 Hutto 0 Stone 5 Tubbs 3 George 1 Atari 1. Nebraska Lincoln Jan 6 tally lists Hayward Webster 10, Thompson 7, Lambe rman 2, Reed 4, Hinshaw 2, Foss 2, Adams 2, Van Dusen 1, Hubner 1, Cornish 1. 63 needed. Utah Salt Lake Jan 21 four ballots. Miner for judge. Newhouse 0. McCune 25, King 13, Powers 6, Cannon 7, Neteker 1, Sutherland 1, Miner 4, not voting 1. California Sacramento Jan 21 twenty sixth ballot deadlock persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
United States
Delaware
George Gray
St. Bidward Addicks
Henry A. Dupont
Francis G. Dupont
Uap
Whe. S. Hittes
John B. Pennington
Levesing Handle
Joint Assembly
Pennsylvania
Harrisbirg
Guay
Jenks
Dalzelli
Irvin & Stewart
Hutt v. Stone
Tubbs
Qeon
Atari
Chuloe
Nebraska
Dincoln
Neb
Jan
Ailes St
Hayward
Webster
Thompson
Lamberiain
Pied Rees
Hinshaw Wentup
Foss
Adame
van Dusen
Hubner
Cornish
Necessary
Utah
Salt Lake
Judge Miner
Samuel Newhouse
Canal Bill Passes in Senate with Vote Cast
Washington January 2 The senate approved the Nicaragua canal bill by a decisive vote though the exact tally is not stated in the fragment. The action sets the stage for the measure's progress in the legislative process as supporters tout strategic and economic benefits.
Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted for Fayne Moore in New York
Justice Book grants a writ of habeas corpus in Manhattan Supreme Court to bring Fayne Moore to court for a second trial in the Tombs on alleged complicity with her husband in badgering Martin Mahon. The judge considers if J Campbell’s security bond would be accepted as security as District Attorney Gardiner signals possible rejection. Mrs Moore was brought to court but arguments postponed until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Book- Staver
Supreme Court Today
Earthquake Strikes Port Antonio Jamaica For Ten Seconds
An earthquake lasting ten seconds and the severest in years hits Port Antonio Jamaica on January 2. Damages are not yet known. A local man writes that Beggs German Salve is used in every house for cuts burns bruises and skin diseases with claims of its healing powers spreading through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Port Antonia
Topeka Snap Shots Include Local News and Notices
Sol Smith Burseth will not attend Topeka events. Fred Gurdon ill with pneumonia at his home in Petwir. Miss Rebecca Stevenson becomes cashier at Cremerie restaurant. Rev A E Wagner to speak at Washburn College on January 26. Topeka suffrage group urges women to register for spring election. May Harnett withdraws writ of habeas corpus in perjury case. Sunflowers beat Santa Fes in duck pin. high averages. Emma Kelly to lecture at Crawford Theater February 3 on Klondike experiences. Remains of Raymond Dawes to be brought from Honolulu for Leavenworth burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Smith Burseth
Topeka
Fred Gurdon
Cneumonia
Petwir
Armstrong & Kassetaure
J. W. Vincent
Fairchild
North Topeka
Masons
Masonia
Two Horse Street
Kansas Avenue
CC. Baker
Ralints
F. Sim
A. E. Wagner
Washburn College
Rebecca Stevenson
Cremerie Rentaurant
Blanche Artt
Paul Torrington
Joe Morgan
J. 3 S. Collins
van Buren Street
Topeka Feust Suffrage Association
L. Sullivan
Crawford Theater
May Harnett
Collins
Shawnes County
New York
Kansas Medical College
Henry Dillard
Judge Foster
Congress
Foster
de Forest Jetmore
Oug
Chicago
Barnum
M. Shattlinger
Third Christian Church
F. E. Mallory
Sunflowers
Santa Fes
Ramon Smith
Emma Kelly
Klondike
Lawrence
George F.anderson
St. Marys
Tom Anderson
Uhr
Water Works
Friends of the Water Works Company
Frank Brooks
Deeis
Herrman School
United States
Nicaragum Canal
Cicerenian” Society
Beanie Maroney
Howard Carruth
Ada Campbell
Carl Beastie
Frohman
Raymond Dawes
F. B. Dawes
Leavenworth County
Honolulu
Leavenworth
War Department
Young Dawes
Twentieth Kansas Volunteer Regiment
Presidential Appointments and Legal Notices
Washington January 21 The president sent nominations to the senate for military academy mathematics posts and a land office register in Weare Alaska. San Francisco January 2 The holographic will of Adalph Sutre admitted to probate. executors named with bonds set at 9 dollars. Gault references and Beggs German Salve advertising end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tofay
Senate
Miliary Academy
Wright P. Edgerton
Military Academy
Charles
Corps of Engineers
Edmund D. Wikkl
D.C
Register of the Land Office
Weare Alaska
Sutre
San Francisco
Adalph Sutre
D Ear Bulro
Des Millionaire
Bradmina Suirv-Merritt
W. RR
Agg
Coffey
Chanute Seeks State Institution Among Seventeen Counties
Southeast Kansas counties with 14 percent of state area lack state institutions. Chanute sits at the region’s center and Senator Farrelly promotes a plan to place a state asylum there, printing a map with red dots indicating proposed placements. The notice cites demographic and economic totals for the seventeen counties, including population, land area, valuation, and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serventson
Chanute
Farrelly
Ile. Coburn
Cherokes
Labetts
Montgomery
Ciavatouqua
Cowley
Butler
Greenwood
Elk
Crittey
Woodson
Wilson
Neosho
Allen
Anderson
Linn
Bourbon
Crawford
Furreily
Banking Bill Allows State Funds to Earn Interest
Senate banks committee backs Senator Johnsons proposal to deposit state funds in local banks at interest. A governor treasurer and attorney general board will select banks by bid, pay interest on daily balances, and require bonds for safekeeping. The measure aims to turn unearning state cash into annual interest, highlighting a Topeka bank example of noninterest funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Banks and Banking
Senate
Chas. F. Johnson
Topeka
Order Out the Toughs at the State House
A 19th century letter complains of a crowd of colored boys at the state capitol, causing disturbances in corridors and near entrances. The writer calls for removal by the executive council or legislature, describing the group as a nuisance and a disgrace to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Senate Chamber
Hmuise of Representatives
Representative Hall
Foud
Vulear
Executive Council
Representative Remington Proposes Funding for Historic Society Rooms
Representative Remington of Miami county has introduced a bill to appropriate $5,009 to furnish shelving book cases and furniture for new rooms for the State Historical Society. It contemplates using the first and second floors of the east wing of the state house, per an 1895 resolution.
Insane asylum bill advances in afternoon House session
Four new bills were introduced with special permission in the afternoon House session. The only notable measure, by Representative Keifer of Neosho, proposes an insane asylum at Chanute. This marks the fourth such bill presented in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keifer
Neosho
Chanute
Two Private Pension Bills Raised in House
Washington reports Representative Curtis of Kansas introduced a bill granting a pension to Thomas J. Jones and another increasing a pension for Genree Painter. San Diego notes Rear Admiral Hants says Philadelphia could be coal and equipped for a voyage to Samos by next Thursday, with orders from Washington pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curtis
Kansas
Thomas J. Jones
Hants
San Diego
Cala
Kants
Philadelphia
Samos
Burial of Mrs Nora Finney and early 20th century police raid
Mrs Nora Finney died at noon Friday and was buried at 2 pm from her family home at 145 Kellam avenue. Earlier, police raided four disorderly houses around 9 pm, detaining inmates and proprietors who were fined 25 cents. Locations included May Chris on Kansas avenue near Fourth street, Mabel Coulter at 518 Kansas Avenue, Dora Rodgers at 410 Kansas Avenue, and Nurse Thompson and May Thompson at 411 Kansas Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Finney
Kellam Avenue
May Chris- USA
Kansas Avenue
Fourth Street
Mabel Coulter
Dora Rodgers
Nurse Thompson
May Thompson
New York Brown Book details city officials year 1895
The New York Brown Book from Martin B. Brown Printing compiles a graphical record of City of New York public officials for 1895 next to a review of the first consolidation year. It profiles department heads and notes leaders like Richard Croker Nathan Straus and John F Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin B. Brown Printing Company
Aidrance
Publihers
JNM
Martin B. Brown Company
Tammany Hall
Richard Croker
Nathan Straus
John F. Carroll
Croker
Opera star Sofia Scalchi eyes last tours and marriage query
Mme Sofia Scalchi, famed contralto, criticizes her former associate Patti’s wedding at 80, hints she may not return to the country after tonight’s Crawford Theatre appearance in Topeka. Her son aids her business while she weighs future plans with a possible Australia tour or Royal Opera Company move. Also notes a 1898 testimonial for Feeun’s Rheumatism Remedy and De Witt’s Little Early Risers as local drug ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Sofia Scalchi
Patti
Hogleh
Seatch
Topeka
Lawrence
Crawford Theater
Lol
Stalchl
Putti
Turin
Italy
Sealchi
Abe la
Francis Clinton
Towa
Feeun
Uct
Switt & Holliday, Drug Co
W. Wilson
Arnold Drug Co
de Witt
Geo. W. Stansfield
Wilson
Ald
Arnold & Son
A. J. Kane & Cu
Rock Island Flyer Offer Speeds Topeka To Kansas City
Round trip tickets priced at 2.00 available for January travel. Outbound from January 21 to 23 with morning return by January 25. Peer Jess Steam Laundry guarantees colorfast laundering for shirts and waists. TE and Lix West Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Tims
Market Report Wave Tests Wheat With Mixed Signals
The market report notes bearish and bullish forces in wheat trading with May futures opening higher before retreat. Receipts total 472 cars at Minneapolis and 88 cars year prior. Argentina wet weather delays harvest but European needs remain covered by imports. London cables report weak home and foreign markets and a likely sharp near term decline. Western markets show strong activity versus last year due to wider trading centers and a near 4 million bushel rise in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Argentina
London
Market Notes From Kansas City Livestock Sale
Kansas City Livestock Market report shows steady to firmer tones across grains and meats. Oats and provisions hold firm while hogs and corn demand push prices, with receipts and shipments listed for Monday and mixed futures for May contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereon
Kishor
Hove
Kansas City
York
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Vitus
Jonnstoin
Ofice
Hansas Avenue
Hub
Chicago Medical Institute
Hia
New York Theater
Harber
Harher
Amkerman
Bud
Huerar
Keee
Harter
Teenton
Trad Jeel
Bmiieenourt Wiltters Stboos
Heaton Bee
Rock Islam
National Buttes TS
Severs
Unsas
Allso
Fayne Strahan
Gault
Ars
Fenreate
Overmyer & Mulvane
West Miles
Chanutes
Fanchon
Peter Heil & Sons
West Sixth St
Brown Book
Tam
Associated Press
The
State Journal
Chicago Livestock Market
Aine Ton
Howe
Primus Beirearicite
Uber
Bevadvy
Powted Fates
Apd
Maria Bits
Billy Ver Eyacem
Marsinally
Nana Tem
Cotten
Picawn
Brock
Rigee Gang
Sisks
Mt. 1
Arutval & Father
Corker
Rey Baphie
Sieur
Gree
Misys
Atchison MM
Atchison Prd
Martha Tran
Stu
Omaha Sera Readi Ge
Union Pactli Y Pra Ny
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!