Topeka Election Notice for City Officials and Judges
The Topeka Commissioner of Elections issues a notice for election day on April 195 for city treasurer councilmen ward judges and clerks. A list of judges and polling places across wards and precincts is provided with locations at West Laurent Street Third and Jeffersin streets and other city sites. The document outlines voting officials and polling station assignments for multiple wards and precincts.
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Topeka
Mazar
Elty Olethy Ae
Oar i Ilu Fon
Pease Iuren
Kansas
Sudwes
Jias
Mitchell
Clarke
M. D. Bally
J. R. Ellinwood
West Laurent St
Robiits
Sin
Rae Sweats
Be Kamo
Aaa Plac
Gordon
Hart
Carey Jolson
Hhapaiay
Clerke
Jenkins
Pei Poliiay Yanee
K. Huzo
Whitted
A. Johnson
Alting
Judes
Mitchiell
Ronen
Holemane
A. Maretian
Rin
Jay
Tjiuieas
D. ©. Naylor
H.R. Achenbaugh
D. Sais
W. G. Crawford
Preweyanes
Hunt
Reward Offered for Arrest of William West
United States Marshal Neely authorized by Attorney General Olney to offer 200 reward for the arrest and delivery of William West, charged with deputy marshal murder in the Indian Territory. West captured after a severe fight. escape noted. Also note: Swedish Sextette seats available at Hamilton Hall tomorrow night and at Kellam's and Sellem's for 60 cents.
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Marshal Neely
United States
Neely
Washington
F. Neely
William West
Marahal
Olney
West
Hamilton Hall
Kellam
Poe
Mrs. Winslow
Bottia
Kellam's
Appointments listed for four Kansas districts
In the South Kansas conference annual meeting at Boruxetox on March 26, the line between districts remains unchanged. The full set of appointments covers Emporia, Fort Scott, Ottawa and Dakota universities, naming presiding elders, local pastors, supplies, and assigned churches across numerous towns including Emporia Altoona Americus Cedar Point Cottonwood Falls Council Grove Madison Matfield Melvern Quenemo Severy Strawn Strong City Elmdale Fort Scott Baxter Springs Columbus Erie Fort Scott Galena Girard Pittsburg Parsons Chanute Coffeyville LaGygue Mound City Osage Mission Parsons Pittsburg Osawatomie Paola Princeton Waverly Westphalia Williamsburg Yates Center and others.
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Boruxetox
South Kansas
Hias
Southwestern Kansas
Emporia
Hugh MacSirney
Altoona
Larkin Martin
Americus
Isaac Hill
Barrington
W. H. Mulvaney
Cedar Point
J. B Mackenzie
Clinies
T. A. Nichols
Cottonwood Falls
Thomas Lidsey
Coyville
Supply
Dunlap
J. H. Smith
First Church
H. J. Coker
Howard
Azor McDole
William Lemone
Lebo
J. E Whitehead
Madison
J. W. Mackenzie
Matfield
J. M. Cramer
Melvern
A. A. Horner
Plymouth
T. C. Stephenson
Quenemo
Koepsel
Heading
Wesley Emerson
Severy
D. F. Holtz
Strawn
P. P. H. Monroe
Strong City
Erie
W. S. Freeland
Elsmore
Budd
Fort Scott
G T. Durbturow
Grace Church
J. M. Payne
Fulton
C. B Sears
Galena
T. Pingry
Girard
H. W. Chaffee
Girard Circuit
H. J. Carter
Hallowell
LaGygue
H. V. Calvin
McCune
Fn Bramhall
Mound City
F. W. Otros
Mulberry Grove
J. R Eubanks
Osage Mission
H. H. Ashtaugh
Parsons
J. H. Price
Pittsburg
A. R. McLean
Pleasanton
L. Palliam
Prescott
Ak White
Redfield
Salem Hedges
Scammion
A. Bo Way
Blurk
Edgar Couns
Walnut
F. Summere
Weir City
A. O
Greeley
H. L. Dolson
Humbold
V. Penn
Iola
James Hunter
Kincaid
L J. Gilham
la Harpe
W. Gamble
le Roy
H. A. Cook
Louisburg
C. W. Bailer
Morse
W. H. Howard
Mount Ida
Willian Beace
Neosho Falls
P. B. Knapp
Ottawa
North
Break Up Temperance Meetings In Wichita Lawsuit
March 26 Today L M Crawford of Topeka attached the stere opticon outfit and bank account of Dr Tracy temperscee lecturer and sued him for 2000 for violating contracts for performances in Crawford's opera houses at St Joseph Topeka and Wichita. Friends of Dr Tracy say attachment aimed to break up temperance meetings in progress in Crawford's house after Flint the mes merist opened an engagement there last night. Mrs James Brannaugh and two sons died after cart accident near church. Adam Brecht strong city merchant died in his store aged about 60 born in Germany. Bazaar Milliner opening Thursday and Friday 305 Recharavedtin Momeseeker's Excursion Santa Fe Rate April 2 excursion tickets to Texas at one fare plus 2 round trip good twenty days and stopoffs in Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas. Row1ex Bros C P Agents Topeka Kan Pants 2.09 and up made to order. Chicago Tailoring Co 51 24¢ Kansas avenue
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Dr. Tracy
Wichita Wiccmia
L. M. Crawford
Topeka
Temperscee
Crawford
St. Joseph
Wichita
Flint
Strong City
Emronta
Adam Brecht
Here
Germany
Kansas
Santa Fe
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Row1nex Bros. C. P
Kan
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Pardridge
Bratisheet
Coasta
Heck Island
Rock Island
North Topeka
John Martin Home Says He Was Not Disappointed
Ex Senator John Martin returns home after not being named to a federal judgeship in the Indian Territory. He weighs party dynamics, the silver issue, Populists and the next election, predicting the money question will dominate campaigns and noting divisions between eastern and western party stances. He questions McKinley’s alleged silver reply and suggests future political shifts.
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United States
John Martin
Journal
Indian Territory
House
Congress
Kansas
McKinley
Martin
Jury unable to agree in McGrath Lyttle damage suit
The jury in the McGrath children versus William Lyttle failed to reach a verdict and was discharged by Judge Hazen. Some jurors favored a maximum award of 5000, while the final stance was 10 to 2 for a 9000 verdict for Mrs. McGrath’s children.
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McGrath- Lyttle
McGrath
William Lyttle
Hazen
High Art and Chorus Girl Ban Bill Introduced
Anpany New York March 26 Senator Mullin introduced in the senate a bill prohibiting any woman from appearing in tights or any indecent costume where men are present. Offenses are misdemeanors with 30 days to 1 year imprisonment per offense. Additional penalties include imprisonment or fines for procuring, and harsher terms on subsequent convictions. Publication of indecent pictures in magazines or papers is prohibited.
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Anpany
N. Y
Mullin
Senate
Bell Burns at State Street Store in Chicago Fire
Fire at the Bell clothing store on State street in Chicago caused about 75000 dollars in losses. H Smith a salesman died after falling from the second story. Two firemen fell from a ladder and were likely fatally injured. The blaze at 3 pm threatened the Owens building.
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Chica
Catnaco
State Street
H. Smith
Owens
Election Frauds Unearthed in Kansas City Grand Jury Report
A Kansas City grand jury investigating election frauds returned twelve indictments, mostly for election law crimes. Total indicted likely 25 to 50 as several cases involve multiple defendants, naming John May known as the ward boss and councilman John Moran. Additional indictments were returned against Justice of the Peace Owen Kreuger.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Barbers Row Over Discharges at Central Shop
In Topeka the Central barber shop on Seventh Street fired all colored barbers and hired white union men. Harrison Jones, previously expelled from the Barbers Union for non payment, allegedly struck union secretary George Parlinger. Proprieter John Putnam also dismissed John Craig George Gray and Bill Washington. W M Jones and J Banks, other colored workers, resigned last week to start a new shop. The colored workers call the move destructive and say seats are selling fast for a game tomorrow night at Kel Jam's.
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Ita
Central
Seventh Strest
Kaviss Ave
John Putnam
Harrison Jones
Barbers’ Union
George Parlinger
Jones
Parlinger
Paotnam
John Craig
George Gray
Bill Washington
Topeka
Gray
W. M. Jones
J. & Banks
Hamilton Ball
Kel Jam's
Stole the Trees but Meat Package Traced by Police
A motorist drove to the corner of Sixth and Quincy streets and stole several meat bundles from Lefia Package of Meat. Patrolman McElroy traced the robbery, recovering meat, visiting butcher shops, and obtaining a man’s description though not his name. The suspect is at large. Swedish Sextette performs at Hamilton Hall tomorrow night with tickets at Kellam's.
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Merrick
Sixth
Quincy
McElroy
Students Reinstated and Orators Chosen at State Univ
Fifteen students suspended for activities at the senior ball at the State University in Lawrence Kansas are reinstated five days before the term ends. Florence E Parrott of Clay Center is named senior class orator with Brown of Wichita as alternate. Also notes German ambassador transfer and a teething remedy advertisement.
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The
State University
Lawrence, Kas
University
Sumel
Florence E. Parrott
Clay Center
3. & Brown
Wichita
Local Mourns Preston Bass One of City’s Elders Dies
Preston Bass a 69 year old colored man died this morning at his home 514 Western avenue. A West Eighth street car conductor testified to alarm calls after the McKilahan fire then sent a second alarm from Topeks avenue to Clay street. Garrard has withdrawn nomination papers for city clerk but says he remains to be ready if the primary results void. F M Stonestreet the only colored candidate on the city ticket withdrew last evening after a prior bid for constable. He serves Justice Cheaney’s court and is a representative colored man. The ad for tickets to a hall tomorrow night is moving fast with Lamb’s and Kellam’s noted.
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Preston Bass
Western Avenue
West Eighth Street
McKilahan
Topeks Avenue
Clay Street
Garrard
F. M. Stonestreet
Stonestreet
Market Report From March Wheat and Cattle Deliberations
The March market report notes firm wheat prices on dry weather and strong cables from Liverpool, Berlin and Paris with mixed receipts and slight declines later. Oats steady, hogs and lard firm on better yard prices, Kansas City bids higher for Texas and native cattle, while corn and oats show firmness with varied day lows and highs across futures.
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Czrcase
Liverpool
Berlin
Paris
May
Sts
Cora
Carrie
Kansas City
Texas
Bourrer
Eacs
Journal
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Porte
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lownon
Bradytrey
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RE McLean
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Mayberry Tailoring Company
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Baron von Saurma-Jeltsch
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Baron von Thielmann
Munich
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Kellam’s
U.S
Royal
Today’s Market Report
Europe
de Creuset
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New York
Aichisson
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Missouri
Ee Eee
Stock Exchange
Columbian Bldg
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West Fifth Street
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Hiram Hulse
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Topeks
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