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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1895

Page

8

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Charles Sire Cheries Westcot District Court Mre Westcot Hughes Westcot Indiana Monsey

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