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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1895

Page

3

Clements and Chaffee Clothing Offer school and dress suits

Where is the best clothing to be found asks Clement s and Chaffee. They advertise men boys and children wear from Cheviots Worsted and Sack suits to dress and school suits at prices from five to ten dollars. They claim superior quality and custom-like finish at lower prices. They guarantee value and protect purchases.

Clements & Chaffee

The War Armor and Pierceable Plates Exchange

A fragmented page notes a joke about armor plate that cannons cannot pierce and another about making cannon that pierces armor. It moves to a quip on woman’s rights, a dog question, and a Paris-London exchange, then cites medical cautions on self harm, an arnica salve advertisement, grocery items, and a doctor’s address at 425 Greenwood Avenue.

Iron Works Chicago

Democrats By Scores Inhibited Voter Misuse In Primary

A historic report details widespread Democratic votes in the Republican primary across Second Ward, with eighty nine ineligible voters across three precincts. Names of likely ineligible voters, including several from the Fifth Ward, are listed from precincts two and four, while a broader examination of Third precinct results is pending.

Fifth Ward George Youngman C. I. Younkin HE Younkin Ed Davis Pete Bagan O. W. Bates W. Butler E. Butler A. Beeler H. Cowan Ben Cloud Jo Beeler K. Brannan D. M. Conwell Geo. Drase A. L. Duff M. J. Duff L. Fritton M. Flemings A. L. Ferrie L. Ferris Geo Fisher A. Fisher J. C. Harding M. C. Harding Bert Harris James Harlan E. Holt A L. Leslie J. J. McMahan H. Mull M. E. McGivren W. B. McKan N. Mull Frank McCowan Jef Davis C. Devlin J. E Gallaway E Haven William Hazen William Heize C Heck T. Kidman W. P. Lamb D. Lane K Lane Hut Mapker James McGinnie John McGinnie M. McGinnis K. McGinnis H. O’brien William Swain J. M. Stevenson E H J. Travis C. V. Travis Andy Verlin A. W. Brown John Feldner Joe Griley WH. Jones E D. Jones J. D. Jones Ed Jones P. McBee E A. McBee H. McDsid Charles Olson M. D. Shultz Lee Senter Thomas Smith D. Stitt C. Sentaet J.B Verlin R Wilson James

Penitentiary Guard Tomahawked by Indian Convict

A guard at a Kansas penitentiary was tomahawked by an Indian convict during a disturbance. The attacker escaped custody but was later recaptured as staff reported injuries and ongoing security reviews.

Sadiron Factory Work Begins and Bond Plans at Leavenworth

Leavenworth council weighs issuing 60000 in five percent refinancing bonds to avert protests on maturing Soldiers Home bonds. Banks to hold 16000 each in a New York fiscal agency. city to issue 15000 notes to secure collateral. Also reported a prison assault as Finnian Wolf, an Indian convict, attacks guard James Howard with a hatchet, then attempts escape. Howard gravely injured. Wolf wounded and recaptured after being cornered in a trench.

United States London States New Hampshire Georgia Denver Cincinnati Athbede Island Bar Harbor California Chicago New York New York World Leavenworth Soldiers Home Leavenwonrth Kansas Penitentiary James J. Howard Finnian Wolf Howard Ile

Southern Kansas Conference Opens Under Bishop Goodsell

The twenty second annual meeting of the Southern Kansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened with Bishop Daniel A Goodsell presiding. Officers elected include Secretary James M Iliff statistical secretary Morrison and treasurer Bascom Robbins. A committee was named to unite the south Kansas and southwest Kansas conferences. Supernumeraries continued include H I Harper and R K Scott, with several superannuates listed as noted. The Home Missionary Society anniversary followed and Dr H W Hamilton of the Freedman's Aid Society spoke to a packed house. Also reported: the long talked of sod iron factory at Isperespenck will begin work within thirty days, with plans for machine shop, foundry, and nickel plating, on the Santa Fe right of way, using new machinery and a 20 horsepower boiler and engine.

Kansas Buriinetox Southern Kansas The Methodist Episcopal Church Daniel A.goodsell DLL San Francisco James M. Iliff D. & Morrison Bascom Robbins South Kansas Southwest Kansas H. I. Harper Weatherby C R Potter BL Scott William Bristow A B Walker Joseph Robinson A. N. Baker C. Jennis A. Graham Guy Hamilton Allen Buckner G. W. Pyke James Murray James Milliff Bernard Kelly DS. Morrison Bruner Home Lissionary Society H.W. Hamilton Freedman's Aid Society Isperespenck Santa Fe Lockwood Brags

Foreclosure and Rail to Arkansas City and Ft Scott Bond Vote

The notice outlines a proposed city bond issue of 12,000 for the Kansas Normal College at Ft Scott, seeking voter approval as owners and supporters push to have the city purchase and control the college buildings. It also reports a federal foreclosure action against Arkansas City Waterworks, a master in chancery appointed to sell the property, and related rental payments to the water company receiver. Other items include an escape from the Fort Leavenworth guard house by Earl E. Fonda, a Weir City wedding of Arthur M. Callahan and Rena Stillwell, and local church conference details with River Brethren.

Ft Scott Kansas Normal College Wrearra United States Williams America Loan and Trust Company Arkansas City Waterworks Company Arkansas City City of Hiram P. Dillon Topeka Exavenworth Leavenworth Earl E Fonda Salt Creek Valley Atchison

Today's Market Report from March 21

Wheat slipped early then steadied with a later dip due to dry weather, May near 54.50 with a brief uptick. Corn held steady, May dipping then firming. Oats eased, May down. Provisions rose with hogs higher. May pork around 12.02 to 12.17, lard and ribs firmer. Receipts and shipments listed. market activity mixed with price gains in meats.

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