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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1896
Page
8
Buellent Moome Emery & Co Kansas City MO offer a graduating exercise line with cotton, light woolens, and silk fabrics. Customers can mail order samples. prices and samples listed include silk gloves and various dress fabrics.
Classified notice sells a large assortment of women’s apparel and related items. It lists dresses, ribbons, undergarments, and accessories with prices, mentioning yardage rates and various fabrics. Includes references to period styles and a sales pitch for a broad catalog.
A newly named party led by President St John of Mercantile National Bank proposes a platform free silver and protective tariffs. The document outlines monetary reform, gold and silver standard, and calls for national unity to support a conservativeIndependents ticket ahead of the next election.
A jumble of brief notes covers a city meeting, public notices, and local happenings. Mentions of a town council gathering, approaching events, a temperance column, and scattered items about horses, bands, and community activities fill the page with miscellaneous short items.
W EK Gillett, general auditor of The Serta I, travels via train from Cripple Creek to Chicago to hand over duties to his successor Whitehead. The trip follows Cripple Creek fire damage and plans for future Creswell structures, with Whitehead returning from New York.
The community of Caldwell and its people remember Conductor Robert Lawaly for his service. He helped travelers and brought bond to the town, with Beloved by many. The farewell honors note his ties to Santa Me and the Leland journey, reflecting on his kindness and presence in the city.
Press K P Ripley of the Santa Fe, now in Los Angeles, denies a report of modifications to a long-standing route agreement with the Southern Pacific and Union Pacific lines. The denial implies no change in the Santa Fe and Ay & 28 compact after the sale of the latter line. Independent observers expect continued connection planned via the Routers. Peancia Murphy a concert tomorrow night at the First Baptist Church with tickets available at Priddy’s and Helitian's.
Mayor Dye trims no letters from WD as Corneli of the State AntiTramp League seeks an anti tramps convention in the Assembly Chamber with May 22 set as the gate date. The mayor said the matter was before the Soline and decided to call the convention. Full time baseball quote at J. Sliett's on Kanes avenue. strever complexion artiet Emary.
Arizona company proposes a 30 million dollar tunnel from Colorado City through Pike's Peak under Cripple Creek to access Cripple Creek mines. Project claims shorter rail route, says it will pass beneath many landmarks and mine sectors, with a projected 4,500 ton capacity ore output.
New Yorkers will see ice water from Buffalo as New York dealers face rising ice costs. The move aims to curb high prices by transporting ice from Buffalo, but residents in poorer districts may still struggle. An unusually plentiful crop is expected this summer, yet access remains uneven across neighborhoods.
A Cripple Creek hotel project in Denver backed by wealthy investors aims to surpass all mining camp lodging. The new palace hotel, costing about 500000, will feature modern design and extensive appointments and will be positioned on a prominent corner in the old business district. Chief Arthur leaves for Ottawa to attend the biennial convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with 400 to 500 delegates expected.
Dozens gather at the police station after a series of sidewalk disruptions along a vacant lot bounded by Siktecath and Pifiecath streets. Five people, including Charles Stuarts and George toodrigh, were arrested for trespass and related offenses during the disturbances.
Sup erintendent FP OT Goren ordered the Aller cubiber toille to restart operations at the Woonsocket Rubber Mills after a long shutdown since January 1. The resumption is slated for next week, creating 2,900 jobs for workers in Rhode Island and easing strain on the Woonsocket and Blackstone relief programs as operatives return from layoff.
The police warned merchants along Kan Sia avenue to stop discarding waste paper in streets and alleys. Sergeant Hilizon spent nearly the day informing the public and promising action if the practice continues in the port area. A general order from Simla states troops and detachments will be dispatched to ensure compliance. Oldest Free Mason Dead Again in London aged 100, Salimen, renowned as the world’s oldest Mason, has passed away, with reminiscences of past speakers and temperance figures noted.
A custody fight between Mrs Wellman and Mr Wellman reached the district court, with testimony about the mother’s insanity and the child’s welfare. The judge ordered Mrs Wellman to provide support while the father retained custody, amid arguments over the child’s future placement and the mother’s fitness.
A chaotic scene erupted near a Detroit churchyard when a dispute over a church event escalated into a confrontation. Police and parish officers intervened to restrain attendees as tense rhetoric and accusations flew amid a fragile communal gathering.
Ferdinand Schumacher of Ohio faces a voluntary assignment as a prominent cereal maker and energy company investor pledges. The filing lists Magnificent brands and several properties across Illinois and Tennessee. The note signals a financial strain tied to prior leadership roles and a looming payment due this month.
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