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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1894

Page

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NAMES ON THE SLATE FOR STATE APPOINTMENTS IN KANAS

A sweep of possible Republican appointments fills the Kansas slate. Ex Secretary Tiggins seeks dual choices. Governors Morrill and Lowelling face competing claims from warden, railroad, bank, and charity posts. Names from Leavenworth to Shawnee, Ottawa to Jewell, appear for penitentiary, railroad, mine, charity, and state offices as party machines jockey for jobs and salaries.

Mejor E N. Morrill Kanana Lowelling Baiy Attite Roepe Moretti OS Hinte Leavenworth George H. Case Jewell County Wihem Tigeine Shawnee County Kansas Coy O. Hiatt Case Mankato Toder Willian Biggie John Higgson W. Moore Blarion State Board of Railroad Mi. Simpses McPherson County D. W. Moore Marion County Lynan U. Humphey Montgomery County Geo T Agthooy Frankin County Kelly Taylor G. W. Clements Sedgwick County Bk. H. Brown Crawfond County Bruce Lench Neosho County Charles Edlett Freq Transportation Pullman Wagner Desiles Giast J. M. Simpson Ste Contral Committee J. W. Moore Marion Simpsons Lyman A. Humphrey Indendence George T. Anthony Ottawa Herward Kelly Morrilla Ataan Noel State Board of Charitien Inora M. Jebas Saline County Joan Sculling Brown County Pati Kelly Doniphan Ls Bigger Reno County Benedict Wilson J. OL Harri Franklin County A. J. Harwi Atchison County G. M. Stratton Clay County J. 5. McDowell Smith County JS. Poslewaite Jewel State Board of Charities Mary E Lease John Schilling Major Murrill Pail Kelly White Cloud Cushman Latach Gampikign Bigger Hutchingon Beoediut Fredonia Wilson County J. H. Harris A. T. Sharps A. J. Harch Atchison G. St. Stratton J. S. McDowell Smith Center J. Postlewaite J. B Bestick Washington Register Major Morrill Washington and Marshall County John Guthrie Sal Thurston Topeka W. W. Miller Osage City Edinor Bent Muoreth Eldorado Republican Complex Tvo Win. Martindale Lyon County P. Greer Cowley County Perry Hutchison B Jones Jackson County Harris B Richter Morris County William Martindale Bafp Greve Winafield Courier Pilcher Marysville Harry E. Tichter Council Grove Fd. B. Jones Holton George Finley John T. Stewart Cherokee County Chas, Collins Keno Eounty John T. White Ottawa County Keeuwn Hurst Chauteuqua County Cramley Bes Clover Duwley County Charles Collins Hutchinson Ada Keenan Hurst Sedan Old Republicas Board G. W. Uramley Ben Clover State House Ewing Herbert W. H. Ward Shawner County James Smith L. Bristow James 3. Baker Hiawatha Orrilast W. H . Ward St John Martin Humphrey James & Baker Morrill Congressman Baker New York John Schilling, Jr J. Ware Butterfield del Valentine J. E. Junkin Rica County G E Gault J. H. Downing Ellis County

Sumner School Destroyed By Fire In Topeka

Sumner school on the northeast corner of Fourth street and Western avenue was nearly ruined by a fire last evening. Students gathered outside as firefighters battled the blaze. The janitor William Page discovered the odor, alerted crews, and was burned on the hand. The building cost about 8000 dollars ten years ago with total losses near 10000 including books. The cause remains undetermined but incendiary rumors persist while a heater basement origin is considered plausible. All summer school pupils will attend Douglas school tomorrow with attendance required at 9 oclock.

Skulaosa Camgwica Wantla B. Shaldon Burlingame State Republican League Gsalto MW. Lety, Paaiert Wiccite Summor Showalter Sumnor Trentemoe Koe Wilsonson Logan County Wol McBridte Osborny County West Wilder Duless KE Wilcorson Oakley W. HH. Moelcide Osborne County Hutepfrey Major Morrill G_Blakely Kansas Mutualifé Insurance Reeveration Narie Crum Labatte William Figsing Stiawuse W.W. Sarith Shawnes Canny NS. Morrisos Prenkiin Witoh Willce S.crom Oswerene Anderstood Rae Kifinta Higgins Curly Harel Oh Lesler All In W. W. South Board of Public Works D. J. Cox Douglas County D. W. Mulvane Shaw County Jobe H. Smith Cherokee County Partnear Pereive Amoiié Remualner Scott Brothers Aoue Topeka Davidson Hag Sumer Schoel Sumner Means of Douglas School Polk Third Y. M. Davinson

Budd Holds Narrow California Lead Amid Returns

San Francisco reports no major shift in the California gubernatorial race as 2,185 precincts out of 2,274 have reported. Budd, Democrat, leads Estee, Republican, by 1 078 votes with 135 precincts still awaiting results and canvass underway. A private tally in the city shows Budd ahead by about 11,350 votes until full canvass concludes.

Atramty Unis San Francisco California Budd Estee Estoo

Russia to Build Grain Elevators Along Government Railroads

United States Consul Stephan at Annaberg reports Russia plans grain elevators on state railways. Initial stations with over 20 000 poods shipped will host elevators, each with capacity equal to forty percent of the average wheat shipped yearly. Total storage aimed at 79 000 000 poods. Plant-cut towers and sale notices appear at Flower Show.

Russia Wasuisoeron United States Stephan Annaberg Department of State

Indiana Populist Nominee Forecast For Governor

A stray late 19th century dispatch notes Indiana populists backing a Populist governor candidate and hearing broader party votes. It references Congressman Simpson’s Kansas detentions, state political tensions, and expectations of large vote totals shaping national campaigns.

Medals for Bea En Soldiers Rewarded for Meriter

Private Jota Ne ene Hecunit aivalry and Private Fr troop A Seventh Cavalry are named for meritorious service in a 1918 era action. The report notes a general officer presenting awards and references actions near a defensive post, with mentions of cavalry units and battlefield conditions.

Grier Pariworth Kasiber Ating Destreich

Contested Embezzlement Case Heads to Senate Court

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Senate court over statements by Hay, Searles, and Shriver about charges against John W. Sint corine pod ff Be Chapman. The text hints at questions refined before a venate committee and a trial imminent, with indictments and potential ward cases.

Searlen Pole John W Chapman Hay Searles Shriver Wil Lingeter

Mowbray Bach English Amarellet Sails for New York

The English Amarellet arrives in New York with Mowbray aboard after clandestine handling with a Bor-gintid group. They faced Inspector questions as they entered the city. The event included refreshments and a social invite from Groves and Bird.

New York New Yoas Campania Guerry

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