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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1897
Page
5
OX Blood Stockings for 97 Fashion Item?
Promotion for Ox blood stockings labeled Fancy Hosiery for the year 97, with a note that more styles are coming. Items priced at the same level as Black stockings, signaling a mid season restock and price parity.
Art Linens Stamped Linens Display Topeka
Topeka merchants announce a display of stamped linens and related needlework items. New goods include various size stamped doilies center pieces and bordered linens, with discounts on picture frames and Windsor ties. The event invites every lady interested in art needlework to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Dress Goods and Silks Sample Request
Send for samples of dress goods and silks. We prepaid charges on all orders of five dollars or more.
Kansas Legislature Ends Session After Midnights Adjournment
Both houses of Kansas legislature finalize miscellaneous appropriations and adjourn until governor signs bills. Republicans push to end business after a late chair change, with debate over funding for bribery investigation. Final adjournment likely in days, with members returning home or staying briefly for governor review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Have
Senate
Journal error leaves mortgage amendment unrecorded in law
The House debated a misrecorded amendment to the mortgage assignment law after Mr. Seaver highlighted that section four was not in the governor signed bill. Despite protests and motion to correct, the record shows the law remains as published, with clerks disputing the amendment’s adoption and no change entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Seaver
Leady Bit
Mortenge Securine
Str. Williams
McPherson
Senate
Ward
Mitchell
Jackson
Comanche
Botkin
Glessier
Williams
Hessin Blocks Separate Confirmation In Board Vote
Sen Hessin of Riley county protested the confirmation of Limbecker to the state agricultural college board, calling him unqualified and partisan. Limbecker, a Manhattan real estate agent active in Riley county politics, was then confirmed 20 to 1, with Hessin the sole Republican opposing. The rest of the board’s nominees were confirmed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nebiener
Manhattan
Board of Regents
State Agricultural College
Wag
Nealnat
Senate
John E. Hestin
Filey County
Harger
Hessin
Lim Ducker
Hosein
Limtecker
Riley County
Justice of the Peace
Lewelling Gets Even as Senate Adopts Breidenthalrow
Senator Lewelling secured a $480 satisfaction from Bank Commissioner Breidenthal before adjournment. The confrontation occurred as Lewelling, serving as chairman of the ways and means committee, pressed for a resolution amid ongoing inquiry and waiting opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewelling
Breidenthal
Senate
The
Ways and Means
Lewelling faces clash over attorney fees and railroad post
The committee refused Breidenthal's claim for attorney fees in challenging the law used to oust him by Gov. Morrill appointee Jones. William Rogers was convicted of misconduct in office. his claims were paid by the senate. Lewelling joins the state railroad board April 2, with anticipated tensions between him and Breidenthal shaping the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewelling
Breidenthal
S. Jones
Morrill
William Rogers
Senate
Rogers
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Mr. Breidenthal
Mrs Diggs Praises Governor Urges Prohibition Enforcement
Mrs Annie T. Diggs, a noted Populist in Kananz, urges Gov. Leedy to vigorously enforce the Prohibition law. She commends his courage in vetoing the rebrand bill and calls for steadfast action, arguing the people's law must be executed despite political risk and that integrity and political wisdom must align in this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggs
Annie T. Diggs
Kananz
Leedy
Teedy
Depole
Resolution to amend constitution dies in senate action
Representative Trusbleed's plan to hold a people’s vote on a constitutional amendment extending state officer terms by four years was killed by the senate. The proposal, passed by the house with about 47 amendments, left the legislature adjourned without proposing any constitutional amendment for the next two years.
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Trusbleed
Senate
House
Rose For Architect In Kansas City Campaign
Local party groups in Kansas City nominate a small city ticket in a quiet balloting. Rumors say W. W. Rose, a single tax Democrat, may not face voters as mayor while Roan seeks state architect under Governor Leedy. A bill to cut state printer fees died in conference. a 5 percent reduction passed the house but the senate did not concur, sending the measure to a conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allverites
Kansas
Pity
Kan
Campaiea
Maite
Trey
Faslon
W. W. Rose
Rose
Roan
Leedy
Rowe
Inonder
Jon
House
Jdswin Taylor
Wyatdottes
Guteult
Senate
Boxty
Howwe
Wallop, Pulenske and Fouts
Unclear senate records and dream claim in late session
Benators Heasin and Cooke are named in a perplexing death report tied to a state matter. The text recounts failed records, a conference committee, and a dream by Patton about the proceedings and a death outcome, with reference to the state printer’s fees and a strange dream interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benators
Heasin
Cooke
Ba CoUrereen Aldny
Tie Bi
Eiber
Senate
Hose
Patton
Dideed
Fighting Bristow.
A persistent pledge by Bristow as Mor Tis secretary not to seek office is seen as fear of party enemies. Rumors place him as a candidate for postmaster general while protests from Republican senators and delegates move against his appointment. A Lamb endorsement petition from Woodson county circulates, signaling expected opposition from the legislature.
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Suc Remion
Mor Tis
Mckinley
Pars Ty
Tr Hina
Worth
Huker
Bristow
G. T.- Lamb
Woodson County
Meteratory
Telan
Van B Prather Named to Police Force After Appointment
Van B Prather was appointed and made a member of the Kankaa City police force by the commissionee Teewitly named by Governor Leedy at the new meeting held Saturday night. The report also notes J M Dunsmore, a former apparer of the home of representatives, recently completed service as serjeant-at-arme of the hover and received lawful money of the United States the same entitlement as a member of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van B. Prather
Kankaa City
Leedy
J. M. Dunsmore
Home of Representatives
United States
Governor appoints three jury commissioners in Wyandotte County
Governor Teedy names A. G. Taboh Chas P F Metley and James Etchifehan as jury commissioners for Wyandotte County Kansas City Kan assignment to oversee juries and courts. Revival at Wesleyan Methodist church corner Third and Jefferson continues after several weeks with events planned to slow last night but will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teedy
Yandotte Counnty
A. G. Taboh
Kansas City
Kan
Chas
Metley
James Etchifehan
Bonner Springs
Corner Third
Jefferson
ON TO WASHINGTON Republican Leaders Seek Posts
Kansas Republicans trek to Washington with aims at patronage posts and offices. J L Bristow arrives for inauguration and pursues fourth assistant postmaster general. Cyrus Leland Jr moves to ensure patronage lands. Others including I B Lambert D M Mulvane Si Dixon KL Findlay J R Barton Jim Simpson W F Wilcockson and W Wienckboon plan trips as state figures seek consulships district attorney and federal posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Washingua
J. L. Bristow
Washington
Cyrus Leland, Jr
Topeka
Lsst
Leland
Crum
I. BE. Lambert
Kimpuria
Lambert
W. C. Perry
Si Dixon
Sedgwick County
Internal Revenue
Kamax
KL. Findlay
Burton Sed Hia Leutenant
D. M. Moulvane
Barton
J. R. Barton
United States Senate
Dangers of the Grip and Cough Remedy Claim
A vintage notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia from la grippe and as a quicker cure than rivals. It asserts thousands have used it without a pneumonia case and warns against prolonged coughing. Available in 5 and 50 cent sizes from druggists.
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Chamberlain
Druggivta
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