Deaths and funeral notices mix in scattered report
Fragmented obituary items list Theodore Smith aged one, Malinda Wright 75, Lew Denny, and Matheny Earn among others with funeral details incomplete. Also mentions a Kingston rumor about a Spanish warship’s suspected secret landing and a Clay County senatorial convention report, all partial and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Smith
Aseimprion
Pita
Malinda Wright
van Buren Atriet
Yeeferdmy
Ottawa
Lew Denny
East Crane
Agua
Pudition North Topecen
Verdewon
Bled
Weil
Lincoln
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company reaches Boston
Crowds greet the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company as the train arrives in Boston from London on July 5. Salem Cadet band plays God Save the Queen while crowds cheer and traffic halts. The procession to Finsbury Square draws nearly 80 people and a grand reception follows with dignitaries and bands, amid cheers and American flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
London
Bostonians
Antient and Honorable Artillery Company
Sttton
Salem Cadet Band
Lord Colville of
Thain Arilery Company
Bos Ont
Euston Systom
Musical Choral Festival Attracts Hundreds To City Church
A city church hosts a large choral festival featuring 160 singers and six choral numbers. The Mendelamihn Quartet debuts with Mrs Pornbure Abr Timekiey Florence Thotoner and HAM Pratt among auditioning artists. Mrs Adharay Welt and WM Shover perform, with Edgar M. Smith singing and Prof Root praising the event as highly artistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ka Vronustirien
Unio
Buhdreds
Relative of Silver Dick Chimes Arrives From Kansas
A Kansas arrival named W. T. Blind of Atchison, a distant relative of a pesthebia pigmidenetal graminee connection, is noted. The report mentions misdirected travels and a comment on his missionary work among Missouri kin, with unclear details and fragmented phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Silver Dick
W. T. Blind
Atchison
Mandie
Ex-Consul Waller Denounces Administration In Speech At African MES Church
John L. Waller ex consul to Madagascar attacked the Cleveland administration and colored politicians in a late night talk at the African MES church before an audience of more than 100. He claimed mistreatment by the U S government over his imprisonment in Madagascar and detailed grievances with Blaine and state department actions while outlining his land concessions and plans to publish his side of the story. He announced plans to stay in the city until Friday then return to Kansas City and hinted at future lectures and potential political moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John L. Waller
Madagascar
Waller
A. S. .Thomas
Atary
Jaimes G. Blaine
Consulaty
Shase
State Department
James G. Biine
United States
Toneul
Felgue
France
Hussix
Olney
Kanaus
Kay
American Citizen
Worle
Weather and disasters sweep parts of the Midwest and Europe
Weather reports show Missouri partly cloudy with showers tonight and Thursday with easterly winds. Kansas foresees partly cloudy skies with afternoon showers and a Thursday fall, variable winds. In St Petersburg over 2,000 people become homeless. Kobrin town in redvoniik province burned destroying three hundred housing units and leaving 000 people homeless.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
St. Petersburg
Kobrin
Redvoniik Hae
Forged Check Arrest in Perry Thompson Case
Perry Thompson was arrested after passing a forged check for 16 dollars at BG M Payne shoe store. The check drawn to A Coppie and signed by Dk O G Crane was used for a shoe purchase and later identified as a forgery. Detective Zeller and Constable Williams detained Thompson at his Holliday street room. he confessed to forging the whole scheme and using the name Doppel. Thompson, formerly employed with Dr Crane at Topeka cemetery, previously drove a milk wagon and had not worked recently. Bond set at 1, with default sending him to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Payne
A. Coppie
Dk O G. Crane
Perry Thompson
Payne Store
Thompson
Zeller
Williams
Justice
Dopple the Forsery
Justice Furry
Police Serve City Warrants On Prohibition Suspects
Sergeant Ellison of the police department served city warrants on Pow Callahan and Fritz Dureth for violation of the Prohibitory law. They cannot secure bond and may be sent to county jail. Yesterday’s raids left several arrested, including Pete Calapan Fritz Durein Henry Brooks Tullus Antoine Jim Crowe and John Steinraug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison
Callahan
Fritz Dureth
Pete Calapan
Fritz Durein
Henry Brooks
Tullus Antoine
Jim Crowe
John Steinraug
Brooks
Antoine
Steinrauf
Garver Denies Chief Justice Candidacy Report
Judge T F Garver of Sabha visits the city and refutes a Sunday dispatch claiming he would not seek re election to his current post but would run for chief justice He states no ambition for two offices and confirms he plans to stay a day or two then take a three week vacation before returning to Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdilon
T. F. Garver
Sabha
Garver
Abilene
Republicana
Pennsylvania
Judgment Wins Against Bennett and Others in Court
A judgment for 810,029 was secured against E Bennett on a promissory note secured by a mortgage on Bennett stables west of the city. The Scottish American Investment Co. obtained 55,500 against Lrownett in a foreclosure on a Hewsett tract quarter section. Several other cases related to these matters remain untried and unsettled, with judgments entered by default this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P__John
EB. Bennett
Bennett
Rownett
Hewsett
Warner Miller Escaped When Bullet Struck Car Window
Rochester, N.Y. July Patrick MecWreney reports Warner Miller narrowly escaped a shooting while riding a New York Central train to Albany. A bullet shattered the window, inches from his head, splintering glass and exiting the opposite window. Train crew could not identify the shooter. Miller was shaken but unharmed. Lockwood sues for 150 dollars in district court against G.W. Smith et al over property mortgage on Western Avenue South parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Patrick MecWreney
Superintendent of Public Works
Diidee
Warner Miller
New York Central
Albany
Herkimer
Mr. Miller
Taxes on Douthitt Tract to be heard in district court
The defaulted taxes on the Dowthitt tract, not paid for over three years, will be heard in district court next week. The county retains the tax certificates and over 900 dollars from the total would go to city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douthitt
Dowthitt
Post Office Clerks Name Delegates for Denver Meeting
The Topeka Post Office Clerks met last evening and chose Theo A. Wilke as delegate and J F Daniels as alternate to the National Association of Post Office Clerks. The Denver meeting runs September 14 to 19. The Republican Flambeau Club met tonight to drill for the fall festival with a large attendance hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Axsogistion
Theo A. Wilke
J. F. Daniels
National Association of Post Office Clerks
Denver
Republican Flambeau Club
Topeka social season items and visits of prominent guests
In Topeka society notes Miss Edna Morehouse entertained guests at a Taylor Street party with porch and hammock scenes. A swimming party occurred at Gage’s Lake, with later dancing at Fred Gordon’s in Potwin. Various visits and trips are listed, including local church events and many residents traveling to Omaha, Chicago, Denver, and Atlantic City. Choynaki and Maher plan a high profile bout on August 4 in San Francisco for $4,000.
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Edna Morehouse
Taylor Street
Misa Morehouse
Ota Nichoison
Lawrence
Jeanne Prost
Kate Brown
Hutchinnon
Myrtle Davis
Edna Crane
Bernice McDonald
Edna McC
Frank Sheldon
Ftaseie Bennett
Floyd McDonald
Charles Lagerstrom
Dave Harvey
Harry Howe
Gage's Lake
Fred Gordon
Potwin
Onti
Earth Thacher
Lillie McFarland
Fannie Bradshaw
Pearl McFarland
Ela Rankey
Eleanor Work
David Lakin
Ed Kellam
Paul Terrington
Ered Gorden
Jo Mor
Frank Yown
Charles Justyn
Munn
Topeka Peptist Union
Rev. ET Meredith
Weal
Tenth Street
Omaha
D. D
Mie Glenna Cross
D. Ritwson
Migg Innie Parve
Gren Mountain Falls
EB. Merriam
Nelle Catlin
Fay Howell
Osage City
George Harsaon
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Harrison
Ediar
U. of M. Salty
George M. Noble
Philadelphi
M. P. Hillyer
Hinlyer
New York City
H.B. Woutks
Carl
Chicago
Geo. Noble, Jr
Champidgn
Cc, Baker
Baker
Kansas City
PL Bolmar
Potyin
Miss Pierce
Westchester
Nith Anthony
Ottai
W. A. S. Bind
Osage County
John Lesley
S Patlants, Mich
HA. Tier
Eleanor
Josephine Kiser
Highland Park
Christin Endeavor Society
the Presbyterian Ounrch
Oflock
Exehth and
Harrison Street
Rodge
WE Stoite
San Guy
New York
Robert Fluke
Ed Fluke
Mise
Lola Alcorn
Tagawas City
Paris
Mise Boulsh Parker
Leavenworth
John Hartley
Winifred
Annie Hartley
Atiantic City
J. RB. Leverance
Atleson- 4
Sadie Iment Haw
L. Phillips
Grace Nubte
Colorado
Manion
Lesdvilié
Bishop
Miltepanghox
Palmer Lake
Col
Blanche Dienst
Kanvas City
Mies Maud- Bulkre
Fey
Ethel Harrison
Ottawa
H. K. Brooks
Ven Buren Street
Lida Danley
Clint Rhodes
Denver
Lulu Fordges
Dick Rogers
Krutz Kellam
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Thiede
An Old Express Officer Dies in Oakland
Ivly 8 E M Cooper Wells Fargo Express general manager died at home in Oakland California. Cooper was one of the oldest express officers in the company and long served in the field during the early era of the express business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
E. M. Cooper
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Mehl Cooper
Col Holliday Named Honorary President of Santa Fe Railroad
Colonel C K Holliday, of this city, is now president of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad company in an honorary role. The old company, reorganized after franchise surrender, retains land grants and requires an official head. The post is honorary with no salary, succeeding D E Robinson who served as acting president after 1869 era changes.
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Santa Fe Railroad Company
C. K. Holliday
Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Colonel Holliday
Yeal of
New York City
Santa Fe
DE. Robinson
Frisco
Holliday
All
Todays Market Report from Associated Press Chicago
Market report shows wheat steady to slight advances in early trading with September futures mixed. Corn and oats fluctuated near opening prices while pork and riba futures ran up and down. Cattle and sheep receipts in Chicago firming amid overall mixed signals from London and New York markets.
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Associated Press
State Journal Chicago
Riba
Llicht
Texas
London
Liverpool
Paris
New York
Wormser
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Two-Thirds Rule Clash Over Democratic Nominations
Chicago reports confusion over adopting a two thirds rule for modifying party formation and its impact on the 1892 Democratic nomination. Ambitious pledges look to sway votes from West Virginia and Nebraska, with rumors of obtaining enough support to override the silver issue and crown a presidential candidate. Kentuckians reconciled.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
Daniel
Dan
Mal
Him
Uii
West Virginia
Senater HL
Brestkoe
Mor
Alid
Breakfast Meeting Between Senators After Bitter Divide
Senators Blackburn of Illinois and Lindsay of Kentucky, long opposed on currency reform, were brought together by Philip German. Lindsay said he cannot reveal party secrets over the Fury question. The pair then shared breakfast at the Auditorium annex amid festive chatter and quiet tension.
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Chicago
Blackburn
Lindsay
Kentucky
Philip German
Carliste
Auditorium
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Lars
Trilby
New York Mercantile
TRE
Royal Billiard Parlor
Kansas Avenue
Herald
Kingston
Jaruatoa
M. B. Church
Administration
Seys
Eustis
E. Bennett
Choyneki
Maher
Ang
San Francisco
Joe Choynakiata
Peter Maher
National Athletic Dut
Col. Holliday
Todays Market Report
Chicago Livestock Market
Gime
Gary See
Topeka Grain Exchange
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Low
Crae
B. Qo
Faul Fe
Eres
Grain & Stock Exchange
Evan Hess
Pearse
Féron
Keally
THE
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Bensters Blackturn
Lindesy
Thompson Brothers
Steam Baundry
Jackson St
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