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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1895
Page
4
Weather Indications for Kansas and Surrounding Regions
Cuyenco June 15 forecast shows fair conditions in Kansas with a shower tonight and likely fair Sunday, southeast winds. Across the region, showers have touched Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, parts of Tennessee and Kentucky, Iowa, Nebraska, the Dakotas, and Montana, with cooler readings in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Debates note editors reference state college nicknames, while reports discuss politics, silver currency, and local events including Topeka entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyenco
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Missouri
Aouthern
Tennsieds
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Entral
Iowa
Dakotas
Montana
Ohio Valley
Pro Silver vs Gold Debates Highlight Carlisle Speech
In Memphis, Secretary Carlisle defended axioms on monetary standards amid a heated Osage City Free Press dispute. The Salt Lake Tribune countered with six points mocking silver, gold, and labor conditions, stating prosperity under free coinage and distress under gold standards. Carlisle is criticized as a proverb writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Memphis “Sound
Wade Hampton
United States
Feir
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Mexico
Carli
Royal Baking Powder Introduced Twenty Five Years Ago
The Royal Baking Bowder was introduced to the public over a quarter of a century ago marking the era of good bread biscuit cake and pastry while medical opinion notes a decline in dyspeptic ailments among Americans. No agency has greater influence in benefiting health and comfort than the Royal Baking Powder.
Parade of Oddities and Local Quirks Across Kansas
A jumble of humorous short items from Kansas towns notes near-misses catching a horse in Cottonwood, a Nazareth Moravian grad, wheat worries in Jewel County, a two thirds column on Judas and Peter, a courage-lacking Independence youth, a Fort Scott bank with 300000 on deposit, a Wichita thief at the sheriff’s office, Texas watermelons priced beyond boys, malted milk in Manhattan, a cannon-slinger circus performer in Atchison, Jerry Simpson eyeing Kansas University, and George Town University study. Chewing gum prices drop to two for five cents aiding Paracus youth, protests against the normal institute bell, a Newton woman’s secret marriage, Ft Scott women funding artificial hands, and Ottawa chicken coops startled by rival taste. Stockton News notes a silice towel now limber enough to wipe between fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAS
Preston Plumb
Moravian Academy
Nazareth
Vannsylvania
Jewel County
Manhattan
Judas
Peter
Proposes
Fort Scott
Wichita
Sheriff's Office
Christian Endeavor Society
Texas
Mahhattan
Atchison
Jerry Simpson
Kansas University
Georgetown University
District of Columba
Normal Institute
Newton
Ft Scott
Ottawa
Eles
Stockton News
Debs Reappears In High Spirits After Surrender
The Chicago Times Herald recounts Debs walk from the Monadnock block elevator to the marshal's office in disheveled attire. He jokes with officers, explains he ate cucumbers caused his illness, and recalls his whereabouts while deputies searched for him, eventually returning to the marshal's office for custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times-Herald
Engie Debs
Times-Herald
Monadnock
Debs
Ile Head
Mr. Debs
Sam
Ile
Western Avenue
American Railway Union
Woodstock
Hubterd
Hubbard's
Marshalls Office
Wheat Promises From Dodge City Fields Amid Cheerful Report
A Dodge City farmer writes to the state board of agriculture promising abundant harvests. He cites rising wheat yields, alfalfa and hay superb, and cattle thriving despite earlier doubts. He notes two weeks of rain revived optimism and cites a Kansas spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
State Board of Agriculture
Ford County
Wight
Kansas
Monument to the Unrecognized Dead of the Ashtabula Disaster
A newly finished monument in Chestnut Grove cemetery honors the unrecognized dead from the December 29 1876 Ashtabula bridge disaster. The obelisk lists twenty five identified victims and memorializes the wreck victims whose bodies were never identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Chestnut Grove
Rible
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Knights of Pythiss Lodge
Lake Shore Road
New Hampshire
P. P. Bliss
Truworthy
W. L. Moore
Clara Thayer
Martha Smith
Charlotte Smith
Ema Coffin
Mattie Brunner
Mary Burchard
Louise Brainard
Lottie Brunner
Mary Packard
Jonathan Rice
C. I. Stone
D. M. Holbridge
Harry M. Brunner
A. H. Stockwell
John R. Campbell
Harry Wagner
J. A. Aldrich
Improved Poker Deck Adds Eight Cards for Comfort
A 19th century notice describes a new sixty card poker pack expanding play to eight participants. It explains the added elevens and twelves, the altered ten with a central extra spot, and three rows of four for a twelve. The piece notes socializing improves and more firms can lose money without crowding. It mentions compass plants and lettuce twisting leaves northward.
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