Kirks Victory Assured in Topeka Faithful Rally
Thousands in Topeka express strong belief in his latest discovery, amid crowd confidence and public support for the campaign.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1895
Page
5
Kirk's Rain Water Maker Gains Topeka Fame
In Topeka the Rain Water Maker by James S. Kirk & Co explodes in popularity with hundreds of buyers and glowing testimonials. Housewives praise softer, silk-like water, less soap use, and fabrics that no longer shrink, while merchants report surging demand and scarce supplies.
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Kirk
Topeke
Topeka
Indy
Mra
J. D. Small
Tyler
Conclpzion
James S. Kirk & Co
Hudson Wins State Printer Fight In Preliminary ruling
Judge Hazen rules in favor of Major Hudson in the state printer contest against EH Snow. Snow seeks injunction to block Hudson from office or emoluments pending higher court decision. Hazen stresses clean hands and right to remedy by quo warranto, while noting the office is more a private swap than a public trust and urging a full merits review.
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Deine
Hazen Skys
J. EK. Hudson
EH Snow
Hazeo
Major Hudson
Snow
Hudson
Executive Council
Supreme Court
J. KK. Hudson
Hudson Snow
Hazen
Court of Equity
Witl
Bewss
Soow
Court of Chancery
House
Senate
Mrr. Snow
Court of Law
Mr. Snow
Court Refuses Temporary Injunction in De Facto Office Case
A state court denies a request for an injunction in a dispute over de facto office holding. The ruling notes public interest is minimal and emphasizes scrutiny of colorable claims, citing Gyllotte v. Poincy and affirming denial to prevent abuse of equity.
Working for a Dead Man Dr Bochsaan’s Lawyers Fight On
Col George W Gibbons and A C Batts vow to continue the defense of Dr Buchanans murder case. They aim to perfect an appeal to the U S Supreme Court, possibly adjust grounds to current facts, and seek an opinion. They may sue Sing Sing warden for damages if needed. If the high court rules in their favor they will intensify the effort.
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Bochsaan
New York
George W. Gibbons
A. C Batts
Buchanas
United States Supreme Court
Buchanan
Sing Sing
Col. Gibbons
Kansas Applies for Space at Atlanta Exposition
President Collier of the Cotton States and International Exposition announced today that Kansas has filed an application for space to exhibit its resources. Houston also sought space for a regional display, marking the seventh state to request placement. The Royal Baking Powder is touted as the purest and strongest baking powder, claiming top honors at major fairs.
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Atlanta
Collier
Kansas
Houston
Tex
Morrill
Kansas City
Bennett Brown
Leavenworth
Topeka
W. G. Bird
C. H. Bigelow
Wichita
John Speer
Jerry Simpson
Warrensburg
Congress
Chester L Long
Must Quit Business in Denver Insurance Action
State Insurance Commissioner Walpole urges legal action to halt the Great Western Mutual Aid and Great Western Mutual Accident Associations from continuing operations. The endowment plans promised refunds after five years and annual $100 payments thereafter, a scheme under scrutiny for regulatory action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Walpole
Geveral
Great Western Mutual Aid Association
Great Western Mutual Accident Association
New Jobs for Penitentiary Officials and Staff Changes
Warden Bruce Lynch assigns new posts at the state penitentiary including Col. Bob Moora of El Dorado as farmer, J. Dusenbury of Topeka as guard, Elmer Armweather of Girard as electrician, and L. Snyder of Oswego as clothing department superintendent. The Health Board calls for compulsory vital statistics reporting after noting 7635 deaths 10137 births and 8014 marriages in the year ending 1894. Kansas lists 2060 physicians including regular eclectic homeopaths and midwives with various other classifications. Royal baklog powder praised by Prof. C W Drew as strongest and best for keeping quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard
General State House News
Bruce Lynch
State Penitentiary
Bob Moora
ElDorado
Peahentiery
J. Dusenbury
Topeka
Elmer Armweather
Girard
L. Snyder
Oswego
Health Board
State Board of Health
Henry W. Dykes
Registration of
Kansas
New School
State Charitable Institutions Face Higher Expenses in 1895
The expense report for the state's charitable institutions for the year ending June 20 1895 shows increases over the prior year. Six institutions have reported so far including the asylum for the insane and the Deaf and dumb school, with figures ranging up to about 237,2000. The Winterd asylum for imbeciles and the Atchison Soldiers' Orphan's home have not yet reported. Other items note the State Irrigation board meeting this afternoon, the board of charities in Winfield, and the quarterly pardons session, plus appropriations for the new fiscal year.
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Oae
Sayfam
Ings School
Atchison Soldiers’ Orphan
State Irrigation Board
State Board of Charities
Winfield
State Board of Pardons
Miracle cure praised by Topeka family after visit to Prof Samuels
Clarence Oakley of North Topeka and his mother recount a severe eye injury followed by painful treatment from a local oculist. They say Prof Samuels performed a remarkable recovery, removing pain and restoring sight, with Mrs Oakley confirming the tale and urging others to seek his help at the Hotel Throop.
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Prof. Samuels
Mr. Oakley
Samuels
Capital
Clarence Oakley
van Buren Street
North Topeka
Oakley
Nave-McCord Grocery Company
Topeka
Ssmuels
Morphina
Mr. Oskley
Hurah
Samuel
Samusls
Topeke
Boston and return by the Santa Fa 931.65
Travel snippet notes railway routes with destinations Boston and western terminals by the Santa Fe. Mentions fare or ticket price around 19 dollars for Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs and return route. Contains fragmented OCR style.
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Topeka Cash Drygoods Company
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Weturm
Boston
Santa Fa
Eturn
Santa Pa
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