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Topeka State Journal in Topeka, Kansas

26 Jun 1895

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Topeka State Journal

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Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1895

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Topeka Club Case Trial Sees Key Witnesses Testify

The Topeka club case trial heated up as police chief Lindsey testified he ordered the raid and that officers should treat detainees with courtesy. Witnesses Whiting Gish and other board members described discussions about raids and alleged liquor violations while the defense pressed for broader evidence admissibility. The judge reserved ruling on major issues, and sessions adjourned for noon with further testimony expected today.

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Topeke Club H.C Lindsey A. B. Whiting Gish Yopeks Clu Thrawan Old Police Board Meyera Whiting Yount Krauss Commissionera uMfocera Topeka Tin Lhe Topeka Police Board Sterry Ozcar Krauss Hazen Whiting Teward Dick Hodgins Esko Kaneds City Tyvell Throop Hotel Hodgins Topeks Club Charles K. Holliday A.B. Whitley A.B. Whiting Rend Addison Cooley Vance Hazeo Kansas Elas W. C. Webb Avid Overmyer Topeka Club David Overmyer Johnson Humphrey Heron Dick Hodgins Kansas City Giah Berlin Reguces Hank Lindsey Tim Donovan Yee Captain Gish Jola Collingsworth Hoe Pate Callihan Hank Shaffer H. & Lindsey John HK. Molvane J. B. McAfee Steele Wellman George Wolff Ehtef Webb Lindsey
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Preacher Broadhurst Confesses Sin Resigns

Rev W E Broadhurst of the M E church south in Arkansas City admits a compromising encounter with a female congregant. After twenty one years in the ministry he says temptations proved too strong and resigns his pastorate. He is widely known across the region.

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Mr. Broadhurst Arkansas City Amsanaas City Kes W. E Broadhurst M. E. Church South Arkansas City Traveler M.E. Church Weat
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Rumors of War Between Russia and Japan Over Corea

Special dispatches from Shanghai report that well informed officials expect a Russo Japanese war over Corea to break out within the next three months. The note comes amid rising tensions and wartime speculation, with no official confirmation.

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Russia Japan Londox Shanghai Corea
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Weather Notes From Topeka By Mr Jennings

Mr Jennings forecasts pleasant conditions tonight and tomorrow with cooler tonight after a morning low of 56. A high barometer moves southeast toward Texas, cooling the region. Kansas sees temperatures 14 to 30 degrees cooler than yesterday while the east and south states drop, Wyoming and western Montana rise. Light rains fall, except in western Nebraska, western Kansas, and the Panhandle.

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Mr. Jennings Topeks Texas Kansas Dakota Wyoming Montana Iskes Nebraska Panhandle
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Hot Winds Dry Oklahoma Corn Across Region

Weather ends a dry spell as hot winds batter Oklahoma. Corn, once in good condition, withers under the heat, with June 26 recording stronger winds than the prior three days. Agricultural observers note the rapid decline in corn vigor statewide.

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Wennessex
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Kentucky Democrats Battle Over Platform and Silver Policy

At Louisville the Kentucky Democratic state convention reopened amid disorder as Hardin and Blackburn forces clash over silver and free coinage. The majority backed Cleveland and Carlisle while Clay supporters pressed for the 1892 platform, leading to vocal confrontations, resignations, and a tense vote on resolutions and platform adoption.

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Louisyitze Herdin Hardin Blackburn Clay Carlisle Blackura Lindsay Louisville Kentucky Republican Party Democratic Party Grover Cleveland John G. Carlisle Cleveland W. T. Ellis Johnn Rhea Committee On Democratic Party of Rhea Ellis James McCreary Senate McCreary S MecCreary Harding Berry John & Rea Maury Watterson Ben Car Ie Rutherhilds and Morgan Jacob Rows Rhow Philippic Mapbett Bradley Shermen Jefferson Senator Lindsay Rhes Rothschilds Yeas Anys O’etnaie
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