City treasury depleted. Meade information filed in Atchison
Information filed in Atchison against R Meade for felonious trickery and forgery involves a $215 theft from Archison Savings Bank and related false pretenses. Osbon murder case set for second trial in Douglas County District Court with 145 cases to be heard. Jack-the-Kisser alert in Doniphan County as a man courted young girls. City council meetings in Emporia see resignation of Judge Cunningham and appointments as new city attorney. public notices include warnings and routine legal actions.
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Viel
Richtson
Arcuios
Nor
State of Kapant
Meade Waa
Inday
Meade
Mra Kuang Piktagion Tau
Atchison Savings Bank
Ara
Hilkington
Tite Sestoins County Court
Lawnexce
Douglas County District Court
A. W. Benson
Judes Benson
Poe
Clinton O ' Osbon
Douggs County
Lawrence
A.C. Mitchell
Arcamos
Doniphan
Ian
August Handke
Jack-the-Elsuer
Peeman- Dalton
Mra Peerman
Mra
Mary Dalton
Stella
Supreme Court
Poerman
Cunningham Comsen
Healey
Emporia
E W. Cunningham
EN. Evans
Cunningham
Grover in Debt Over Unpaid Bill for Cheese
Leopold Weiss, a New York importer, writes President Grover Cleveland’s private secretary Henry Tharber seeking payment of 3.40 for cheese furnished in May 1595. Weiss says no payment has been made and warns of legal action after a extended credit. He notes no reply and plans to wait a few days before consulting his lawyer to proceed.
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Leopold Weiss
Chaess
New York
East
Houston Street
Henry F. Tharber
Cleveland
United States
Shether
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Ainue
Luoren Watson Weiss
Unhonored and Unsung Fireman Hero Honored in Tragic Wreck
The Flagler wreck claimed engineer Jim Kane and brakeman Jam Wolfs. Fireman Will Swearengen was badly burned and died after aiding his fellow brakeman and saving Swearengen by covering his mouth and nose from scalding steam. His sacrifice saved a life at the cost of his own. Dan K Swearengen, editor of the Burlington Jeffersonian, is named as his brother.
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John Welfe
Flremian
Will Swearengann
Reck Island
Flagler
Widlife
Elder
Jim Kane
Jam Wolfs
Swearengen
Jobo Wolfe
Swearengéo
Wolf
Swaarenget
Swaarengen
Dan K. Swearengen
The
Burlington Jeffersonian
Col Tagersoll Changes His Views On Hades And Kentucky
A Chicago telegram reports Col. Tagersoll denies a prior remark about Kentucky going Republican. The note claims he never said it, calling the line idiotic. The telegram adds a brief exchange about his supposed stance and credits St G. Isoznson with the denial.
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Col
Tagersoll
Hades
Kentucky
Chicago
Hob Tagersoll
Jeffersomville
Ind
Ingersoll
Anderson
St G. Isoznson
Tramp Irwin Beats Bogardus At Topeka Shoot
Weather hampered scores as Tramp Irwin defeated Bogardus 16 to 12 in a Topeka gun club match. Clark led early with a swift, hard hit bird but Elliott rallied for the win. The day featured cold, gusting wind that spoiled conditions and slowed birds.
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Topeka
Clark
Elliott
Kiltott
Elliot
Kepley Faces Scrutiny as Sheriff With Heavy Burden
Robert Kepley deals with a flood of applications for the few offices under his control. On the street he is stopped often as people seek a word, his face showing wear from the pressure. He remains good natured but cautious, telling applicants he is not yet ready to appoint, the strain visible in his weary look. This item notes the pressures of public service and the social fatigue of officeholding.
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Robert Kepley
Sherif
Kepley
Bob Kepley
Mac
Atrase
Morrill Donates 5 to Military Band Today
Governor Morrill contributes five dollars to Jackson's Colored Military Band as part of a drive for new instruments and uniforms. A handwritten letter from GW Jackson accompanies the donation, praising the band and noting broad support from across the state.
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Lta
Jackson
Morrill
City
Dean Suedn
Mokutun
Chicago Market Letter reflects mixed wheat activity on Saturday
In a quiet Chicago market, limited business followed war news as northwestern receipts rose, shorts eyed a possible upturn from large past two day shipments, while longs remained cautious. December wheat ticked higher on some trades, May held firm, corn showed no weakness, and provisions stayed dull with pork cheap. government reports due afternoon may adjust corn per acre and yields.
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Topska Grats
Stoo
Kansas Avenue
Chicago Board
Northwestern
Yeaterv
York
Isis
Not A Pleasant Sight In Courtroom Tale Of Drunkenness
George Shadbolt, 74, described as having a beard as white as the driven snow, appeared in court after a drunken episode last evening that left him unsure if he was in Topeka or Hawaii. He was fined and escorted to jail, later raising funds. The report also mentions governance news and a patent medicine advertisement with dubious claims about Beggs German Salve and unrelated cures.
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George Shadbolt
Topeka
Hawaii
Fila Place
Langenfelter
Morrill
Willow J. Lingenfelter
Wellington
Popniles Mausher
State Reformatory Board
Hutchinson
Nicholson
Oritary Semple
State Central
Lingenfelter
Market Report Reflects Mixed Agricultural Prices and Receipts
The market report notes snow and rain affecting wheat, large increases in Northwestern wheat receipts, and fluctuations in prices. Corn opens firm on weather and demand. pork, lard, and ribs move with high receipts and varying trading. Hog receipts total 90,000 with mixed futures, cattle and Texas prices cited, and overall market dull to weak in multiple regions.
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Close St
Sworn circulation figures for first half of 1895
The sworn detailed statement of circulation for the first half of 1895 shows the paper’s six month circulation as stated.
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Topexa
Topeka State Journal Exults In Circulation Lead
The Topeka State Journal claims record six month averages surpassing all Topeka dailies in 1894. It asserts higher local circulation than the Topeka Capital and notes large readership in nearby towns via evening trains bringing latest AP and state news.
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Topeka
State Journal
Shawnee County
The
Stare Journal
Torexa Day State Journal
State _Journal
Associated Press
State
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