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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1894
Page
7
A jumble of misc items appears with Wanted Miscellaneous ads, sale notices, and notices of services. Names, places, and prices are scattered and partly legible, including calls for sellers and directions to contact, with several garbled addresses and incomplete descriptions.
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Garvey city passenger agent notes timetable revisions for the Hock Island Route starting October 7. Trains to Kansas City and Topeka depart in late afternoon with connections and express service details, including arrival and departure times and berth information.
Union Pacific announces a time and route change for Fastbound trains. Noates lists departures from Kansas City and Topeka with revised arrival and through car connections to Salt Lake City and Pacific coast routes, including stops at Meriden Leavenworth and Oskaloosa, with evening departures and Sunday weekly service.
The Grand hosts Felix Morris on Wednesday the 14th in The Best Man, with praise for his career in Eastern theaters and a planned Chicago production. Saturday features Willie Collier in A Back Number, while Monday brings the New State band, and Crawford’s Opera House offers cheap Park Institute Comedy. A calendar of shows through mid month follows. Dr Parkhurst denounces Tammany Hall anarchists, distinguishing between open and cloaked extremists as a greater danger to the city.
A Topeka report finds no evidence of trouble at Sunt Fe car shops after Manson replaced Win Riteal as general foreman. Manson, previously with Pullman, says workers are satisfied and busy. Men interviewed express surprise at rumors linking the new foreman to past Pullman employments.
A blaze at the Hourmond packing plant in South Omaha trapped two firemen from the packing company's private crew. John Steele and Henry Peters died as a wall collapsed during rescue attempts. Fire persisted from 1 to 4 a.m. and the bodies were recovered after two hours under burning debris.
James J. Corbett appeared at the Topeka club following an event titled Gentleman Jack. He spoke of training and strength, recalled Jem Mace, and discussed fight strategy while banjoist Alred Parland entertained and Frank Belcher sang, with about forty club members in attendance.
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