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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1895

Page

8

Zara’s Free Treatment Extended by Popular Demand

Owing to high demand for Zara’s cures for rheumatism paralysis and eye issues authorities extend free treatment six more days. Patients are urged to attend at the Capital City brick yard where Allen Woods and others report improvements. consultations run 9 am to 5 pm with medicine charges minimal.

Allen Woods Capital Zara Kansan Tui Jeata Liv Lioa Capital City Woods

Topeka to Restore Ten Percent Teacher Salary Cut

The Topeka board of education plans to restore the ten percent salary cut for teachers when schools open next fall. A financial statement shows about 10,000 dollars monthly available from September to January, with taxes and miscellaneous items. A new plan proposed by T A Beck to create a city insurance fund could cut costs by stopping costly external insurer payments and handling fire losses in house.

Topeka Board of Education Jesse Shaw Insnce Topske Eseveereces Eee T. A. Beck Beck Sumoer

Dom Case Proceeds Amid Fraud Claims and Harsh Letters

The preliminary examination of lawyer W. E Dom, charged with embezzlement, is set for tomorrow in Justice Gay's court. The case features two fraudulent Topeka Bank checks and a repentant letter from Dom to Cecil. Also noted are aggressive Kansas Adjustment Company circulars and a divorce suit by William Frayer against Rosa Frayer citing elopement with a co respondent.

T. J. Cecil Omaha Bere W. E Dom Gay T. H. Cecil Dom Bank of Topska Chicuza AL. Allen Topeka Chicago Albert Knowles Bank of Topeka Cecil Donadant Wilkerson Kansas Adjustment Company Itn Bt Kansas Upietmest Company P.S

Who Robbed the Dead Mystery of Captain Smith Diamond

A detective tale surrounds Captain John Smith of Cherokee county and a $250 diamond stud worn at death in Topeka. Harry Smith in Topeka pursues the missing gem while affidavits place the stone on his shirt bosom before theft claims. The body was moved from Copeland hotel to Undertaker Palmer's rooms without the diamond, and the case remains unsettled amid speculation and a reward interest. Also included are erratic Potwin council notes and a brief cholera report from St Petersburg with minor court items.

Captain Smith John Smith Cherokee County Hinson Harry Smith Topeka Copeland Hotel Aca Bunn Copeland Palmer Woodlawn Avenue Gresowood Avenue Elmwood Avenue J. H. Hunt Wilson Capital City Miller Willard Cholers Ruasiz Washington Karel St Petersburg State Department Russia Volga St. Petersburg

Divorces Granted in Swo District Court Cases

Judge Hazen grants divorces to Emma Westcott from Charles G. Westcott and Julia Boyd from W S Boyd. Emma cites habitual drunkenness and desertion. Charles formerly well regarded, now self-supporting via race horses after his father ceased funds. Julia alleges desertion and prior verbal abuse. alimony of 750 dollars awarded to the wife.

Hazen Emma Westcott Julia Boyd Charles G. Westcott Mia Westcott Charles Indiana Westcott W. S Boyd Overbrook

Deerfield Seed Shipments Highlight Rail Inquiry

State railroad commissioners inspected Deerfield Klarney County to hear residents about reopening the station and to review last year’s melon seed shipments. Deerfield sent three carloads of seeds, two to D. M. Ferry & Co in Detroit and one to Bartelde's seed house in Lawrence, signaling a strong melon crop potential for watermelons muskmelons and cantaloupes. The possibility to rename Deerfield Melontown is noted if trends continue.

D. M. Ferry & Co Detroit Bartelde Lawrence Deerfield Melontown

Married This Morning Rev J B Thomas Weds Laura Stewart

Rev J B Thomas pastor of First Baptist and Laura B Stewart wed at Fort Worth Texas at eight o clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev BE J Thomas of Atlanta, father of the Topeka pastor. They plan to visit Galveston and other southern cities before returning to Topeka within two weeks. Mrs Stewart is daughter of Mrs Bass and niece of Mrs Mulvane. She has headed the art department at Fort Worth University during winters.

Laura B. Stewart J. B. Thomas First Baptist Church Monroe Street Fort Worth Texas Mr. Thomas Bate Belf Thomas Pone BE. J. Thomas Atlanta Lil Topeka

Ferris Wheels and Long Family Feud Spill Into Court

Floyd and Walter Coleman aged 28 and 20 faced police court charges for disturbing A L Perris of Parkdale. Ferris, a litigious figure, is said to have tested the case for long standing family quarrels. The Coleman brothers were discharged. Perris and Emma Ferris faced separate penalties in a drawn out dispute.

Coleman Floyds Walter Coleman A. L. Perris Parkdale Ferries Perris Colemen Ferrin Cass Ferris Army Emma Ferris

Long Ride on Wheels to Omaha by Topeka Wheelmen

Fred Freeman and Schuyler Nichols left Topeka for Omaha on bicycles joining J Fred Cole and W W Webb who rode part way by train. They expect to reach Omaha tonight. Thurston, assistant cashier, handles bank duties in Freeman's absence. The Kansas Carriage Works builds a light running vehicle for Dr Lewis.

Fred Freeman Schuyler Nichols Fred. Cole W. W. Webb Omaha Topeka Horton J. Fred Cole Mr. Freeman Thurston Bank of Topeka Dr. Lewis Kansas Carriage Works West Sixth Street

Funeral of Jerome Greenbaum Boy 5 In Monroe Street Home

The funeral for Jerome Greenbaum five son of Mr and Mrs S Greenbaum was held at 10 am yesterday from 618 Monroe Street. He had recovered from scarlet fever but fell ill again and died Saturday evening after a brief relapse. A large gathering attended with many floral offerings over 100 pieces. Mr S Bernheimer read the funeral ritual.

Jerome Greenbaum Mr. S Greenbaum Monroe Street S. Bernheimer

They Ate Dog Meat During Storm Suffering at Sea

Las Fraxcreco June 4. The steamer Santa Ross arrived from San Diego with three shipwrecked mariners from the schooner Crest aboard. Captain Harlow says the Crest was disabled off Point Conception by a fierce storm, all food washed overboard, four days adrift, and a dog was killed and eaten to stave off starvation.

Las Fraxcreco Santa Ross San Diego Crest Harlow Point Conception

City Property Assessments Show Decrease in 1895

The 1895 personal property assessment compiled by the city reveals a decrease of 120,995 since last year, with total assessments this year at 1,490,595 compared to 1,011,590 previously. Real estate valuations also fall from 7,503,239 to 7,065,200 in Topeka.

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