Outing Shirts Offer in Heat and Local Notes
Do not fret in hot weather as mind over body keeps pace. Nurseryman Skinner visits Troy. Silver Lake and Topeka readers share updates on visits, fishing, and local business ads. The piece notes fires at Neiswender residence, church Ladies Aid, and local trades from North Topeka carriage works to Lyon & Reynolds dentistry.
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Skinner
Troy
Neiswender
Silver Lake
John Cromwell
Joe Smith
M. Rowley
Beloit
Capt
A. A Rowley
Topeka
Kansas City
Barbara Schaffoer
Mercauville
Mary Tomblyn
Jackson Atrack
van Buren Strest
Emporia
Milas Lovie Omer
Council Bluffs
Towa
Emma Oglesby
J. D. Stevens
Tyler Street
Hey
W.L. Byers
Wichita
U. P
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. J. Arnold
Dick Miller
Maple Hill
George Currier
Bedivere
Currier
Salvation Army
Remeoys
Edgard
Izaak Walton
F. M. Neiswender
North Topeka
Heller
Juuz N. Kan
Courtney’s
Kansas Avenue
Bieguet
A. J
Steele & Walker
Goshen Wheela
Lyon
CW. Willets
N. Kan
Oriental School of Embalming
Rrchie Reace
Louis Reace
Snd
Natie Potro
Messrs
Juif Vetro
Frank Bean
Worsca Euston
Protests erupt over governor policy on prohibitory law
Resolutions from Topeka district Epworth League at Burlingame denounce enforcement gaps by Governor Morrill, urging strict adherence to prohibitory laws for state moral welfare. Includes charter notices, state audits, and railroad tax discussions.
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Topeka District
Epworth League
Burlingums
Morrill
Waereas
Sai
Upworth League
Burlingame
Appointment Of A Fort Scot Police Commissioner
Governor Morrill faces scrutiny over the police post appointment as readers report sermons and public lectures. School officials Stanley and his wife plan to attend Harsham college commencement. Deerfield station reopening dispute with Santa Fe heads to Kearney county for a hearing. Harmonie club elects officers Moses Greenwald president Simon Greenbaum VP Bernheimer secretary Abe Steinberg treasurer. Bishop Vincent to lecture at Walnut Grove M E church on That Boy. Toledo area laundry ads and school official Ed S Barber noted in Topeka.
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Fort Scot
Hammons
Baldwin Methodist
Stanley
Solomon City
State House
Harsham College
Claude
Pred
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kearney County
Deerfield
Santa Fe
Garden City
Lakin
Harmonie Club
Masonic Building
Moses Greenwald
Simon Greenbaum
Bernheimer
AL. House
Abe Steinberg
Green Policeman Arrests Two Cider Sellers for Intoxication
Frank Thompson, a newly appointed colored special policeman, on the Pinkston beat, accuses Bill Ward and John Richardson of serving cider that seemed intoxicating. He arrests them, but Captain Gardiner orders their release, clarifying cider with persistent alcohol is not intoxicating under the courts.
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Frank Thompson
Thompson
Pinkston
Fourth Street
Crane Street
Bill Ward
Jobn Richardson
Ward
Richardson
Prion
Gardiner
Old Soldiers Warned About Georgia Colonization Scheme
Thomas G Lawler of Illinois, commander in chief of the G A R, issues general order warning veterans to secure clear land titles before investing in a Georgia colonization scheme. Indiana department distributes the order. notes land title uncertainties and cautions old soldiers. Mineral Water ad and notices for Jd. W. Parties and Ory Worral appear after.
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Georgia
Ispranapolis
Ind
Thomas G Lawler Ofllinois
Indiana Department
West
Eighth Ave
Rejoice Over Hansas Supports Silver Policy
English bimetallists greet Texas and Kansas Democrats not endorsing free coinage of silver. They oppose U S action before any international agreement and back President Cleveland. The bimetallic league plans response to Sir William Vernon Harcourt opposing departure from the present system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Texas
Kansas
United States
Cleveland
Bimetallic League
Wm. Vernon Harcourt
United Kingdom
Woman Arrested for Disturbing the Peace
Fanny Wright was arrested for disorderly conduct after she insulted a farm worker near Third and Quaincy streets during the Decoration day parade. The injured party found Officer Ewing, who identified her in court where she was fined $10.
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Country Hoy
Anny Wright
Fanny Wright
Third
Quaincy
Officer Ewing
Notable Topeka Appeal Offers Care for the Poor
The article endorses Prof. Samuels claiming he can treat those who cannot afford high prices. It argues talent varies and preaching requires support, urging the poor to seek care between 9 am and 5 pm at Hotel Troop for a chance at relief from nervous troubles and related ailments.
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Tress
Bure
Topeka
Samuels
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Soldenagle Clothing Co
Kansas Ave
Manspeaker Bldg
S. Ettlinger, Mer
Kaveat
Winfield Sorosis
Winfield
Viola V. ‘Price
A. E Baden
Laura Williamson RyAem
Olive UW
Paddock
Anne Martinanson
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of
C. L Dloses
W. G. Merritt
J. M. Danisy
E. W. Balinger
Great Bend
George E Cole
Cole
State Board of
Lawrence
Mr. Hummicns
Baldwin
Cts
Gloria
Pato ‘Ay
O. R
Kan
Harveyville
Vincent
Walnut Grove M. E
Torexa Steam Laundry
Ed S. Barber
Spring Hill
Rossville
Westmoreland
Andy Hotu
Ory Worral
Hansas
Him
Daily State Journal
Peerless
J. M. Knight
North
Prof. Samuels
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