Crosby Brothers New Sign Sparks Home News
Snapshots from Topeka report Crosby Brothers raise a new sign and various city items. Police force photo, band concerts, upcoming sessions, and local notes touch on courts, theater, church picnics, and civic events.
May Weather Report Warm and Windy Observations at Lawrence
May 1895 was very warm and windy with low humidity. Chancellor F H Snow notes seven Mays in 27 years were warmer and six more windy. Mean temp 66.21 degrees, 1.40 above May average. lowest 4.6. Rainfall 3.65 inches, 0.87 below May average, eight measurable rains and seven thunder storms. Five month total 7.97 inches, 5.11 below average.
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Lawrence
F. H. Snow
University of Kansas
Apven
Washburn Commencement and Fresh Programs 1900s
The Week at Washburn details ongoing graduation events and related programs. Activities include graduate musical recitals on Wednesday and Tuesday, prize ovations Friday, a Bac calaureate sermon by President McVicar, an address by Rev S W Naylor, exhibition of pupil art June 10, academy graduation Monday night, and commencement day at 9 30 Wednesday morning. Faculty reception and summer school notices follow with local references to Pond s Bual eas college and Brett kindergarten literature.
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Marshall
Sonsa
J. L. Campbell
Josh
Keneas Avenue
Supreme Court
Ralston
Topeka
Knights and Ladies of the Fireside
Bill Higgins
New Mauranes Society
First Baptist Church
Oakland Park
D. G Tilloteen
Overbrook
Deas Millspaugh
Bethany College
Scranton Miners
EJ. Thomas
Atlanta
Ill
J. B. Thomas
Garfield Park
Dr. Brownfield
Fred Close, Jr
Friends of
Mire
Rebecca Shapter
van Buren Bire
North Topeka
Jake Darling
The
Bijou
G. Miller
Hall & O'Donsid
Roudebush
Commission House
Armatrong & Kasseblum
Sousa
Washington Post
Marcel
J. F. Martin
Muscotah
Kan
Topeke
Chesterfield
Charles Martin
Fourth and
Quincy Streets
A. Funchess
Knights and Lunes
Security
Murphy's Grove
Tecumseh Depot
Atchison County
Atchison
Bowery
Topeka Insane Asylum
W. A. Bird
P. Harkness
Washburn College
McVicar
S W. Naylor
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Academy
Wil
Like Old John Brown Sentenced for Obscene Letter O skaloosa
Moses Harman old and poor was sent to the state penitentiary for one year for publishing a physician letter deemed obscene. The case stems from Harman’s paper Lucifer and a medical letter about a woman he treated, with Harman defending his motives and vowing to continue his work for women’s independence. He accepted the sentence as he awaits transfer to Lansing, arguing no crime was committed and signaling continued activism.harm37
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Moses Harman
Foster
Herman
Caldwell
Phillips
Harman
Markland
Florida
Lucifer
Sol Miller
The
Pectora
David Overmyer
United States
Lansing
East Fourth Street
George
Oskaloosa
Glordang Bruno
Socrates
Pope
Lillian Harman
New York
Virginia
Missouri
Methodist Church
Valley Park
New System of Medicine Promises Cure Free Advice
Topeka Kansas advertises a European medical system that claims to make cripples walk and cure the weak nervous, dyspeptic and paralytic in a remarkable way. Professional services are free until cured with only the medicine cost paid by the patient. Permanent office in Veale Block, Quincey Street. Consultation 9 am to 8 pm.
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Europe
Veale Block
Quincey Street
Topeka
Kansas
Zara the great foreign healer in America miracle cures
An ad touts Zara as a legendary healer closely linked to Count Maetti. It claims unrivaled cures of chronic diseases with secret preparations, offers $1000 to any physician who exceeds his results, and cites a Cleveland case of a paralyzed six year old girl. It invites men to a private lecture titled The Three Keys To Hell on June 3 and promises to answer outsider letters.
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Grover Cleveland
Congress
America
Zara
Count Maetti
Europe
Earth
Atlantic
Zaro
Col. Hunter
Detroit Street
Cleveland
A. H. Henry
Gcil Hunter
Ohio
Zara Institute
Thera
Belle ¥. Hunter
Sean
H. E. Hewsny
Hell
Topeka Spooner finds one in her Denver room
The Spooners endured a burglar scare in Denver last week. They stayed at Frank Long's hotel, the Columbia. After a performance, Miss Cecil entered her room when a man sprang from darkness, knocked her into the wall, then leapt from a hall window, spraining an ankle and being captured. Nothing was stolen and the fright subsided.
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Topeka
Spooner
Denver
Spooners
Frank Long
the Columbia
Miss Cecil
Commemorate the Blue Union Survivors Plan Reunion
About seventy five members of the Second Kansas militia who fought at the battle of the Blue will organize a reunion on Tuesday October 22 1895 the thirty first anniversary of the battle. There are about 500 living soldiers eligible for membership. Colonel Veale chairs the organizing committee and S J Reader is secretary.
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Kansas
Battle of the Blue
Veale
S. J. Reader
Mrs Westcot Seeks Legal Separation From Husband
Sire Cheries Westcot petitions the district court for a legal separation from Charles Westcot. She alleges neglect and lack of support, requests custody of their two children, and claims he gambled away money while owning valuable horses. She also notes Westcot’s Indiana lineage and mentions the Marion creamery ties and butter shipments, including a Denmark delivery.
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Charles
Sire Cheries Westcot
District Court
Mre Westcot
Hughes
Westcot
Indiana
Monsey
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