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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1894

Page

7

Union Pacific Route to Kansas City Parade Special Train

Tickets priced for a round trip from St Louis to Kansas City and back, with special service linked to the Priests of Pallas parade on October 2. Route notes include Rock Island line details, departure times around 3:30 p m from Rock Island depot, and return after the parade. A separate music class and other travel offers appear in the same notice.

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Tramps Rounded Up in Rock Island Yards Saturday

Police arrest six and detain eight weary vagrants in a Rock Island yards sleeper car. Each man, from Leavenworth to Pueblo, faces fines or short suspensions as Judge Ensminger weighs their cases and the governor’s stance on the current moral and social climate.

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North Topeka News Roundup and Local Happenings

North Topeka notes varied items from Miss Phen Bower visiting Kansas City to Miss Mary Hobsbaum and Miss Clara Beuchner staying in St. Louis for a week. William Green begins house improvements, J McDowell visits cousin J Stansfield, and a Baptist basket meeting occurs near Indias Creek school. Parishioners attend actor festivities, Mary and Lizzie Dauber visit Jackson County, and Mrs. Fred Lacey travels to Kansas City for the show. The new Christian church on Grant Street will be dedicated with Rev. Benj L. Smith preaching, while a military train route to Kansas City attracts local crowds. The big western Oklahoma seed wheat convention promises 50,000 bushels of seed wheat from the Rock Island line, with events set for Tuesday, October 8.

Tims Amterest Phen Bower Dita Eile Jr. Bristow Crove Indias Creek Misa Mary Hobsbaum Clara Beuchner St. Siriuis A.J. Arnold & Son Matt Langhart Lizzie Dauber Jackson County Fred Lacey Kansas City North Topeka Opera House New Christian Church Mad Vente Grant Street Benj. L. Smith Tngels Moses Womlas Rose Artin Bata New Jas Church Marshall Great Huck Island Cousties Oklahoma Rock Island Leen

Wilde's Lady Windermere Play Draws Smaller Audience

Review notes the Wilde comedy Lady Windermere’s Fans did not draw a large crowd at the Grand despite strong company. Miss Oliver as Mrs Erlynne shines, Miss Gilvary as Lady Windermere errs with less naturalness, while the male roles seem underused. Tonight and tomorrow, Hewn company By Wits Outwitted opens, with The Black Flag slated for the Topeka venue, praised by Atchison and Leavenworth committees.

Jour Wilde Lady Windermere Wes Frohmain Oscar Wilde Misa Gilviary Hiennesy-LeRoyal Company Dorothy” Company Grand Atchison Pipers Topeka James H. Browne Eda Clayton Atchison and Leavenworth

Treasury Statement Shows Decline In Bank Notes

Treasury figures from Washington announce September 1884 totals for national bank notes outstanding at 205,471,001 dollars, down 27.47 percent for the month. Circulation against bonds stands at 2180,251,060 with a monthly drop of 1,085,015 dollars. Registered bonds on deposit total 200,259,700 dollars to secure circulation and 14,576,000 dollars for public deposits.

Wasainetoxs Comptroller of the Currency United States

Temperance Demonstration in Chicago October 14

Chicago plans a large temperance mass meeting at the Auditorium on October 14 led by Rev. Harry Burrows. Speaker list includes John Harper, Bishop Watterson, Bishop Fallows, Dr. N. J. Davis. Outdoor parade on Michigan Avenue expected with 50 000 children, numerous cadet companies, guards, and ambulances. Frances Willard’s Canadian dispatch supports total abstinence and women’s ballot stance.

Ance Chcago Harry Burrows John Harper Chicago University Bishop Watterson Bishop Fallows N. 3. Davis Michigan Avenue Cadeta Hare

Reorganization Delay and Independent Colorado Midland

Colorado Midland favors operating independently from Santa Fe amid a rumored setback from bondholder circular urging stockholders not to join Santa Fe protection plans. New York capitalists reportedly purchased a Mexican rail line to connect Altata Port with the Mexican International road. Private Skinner of Battery F, Second Artillery, was shot by May Christen after an earlier beating, in Junction City.

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Letter details state aid payoffs in Kansas lottery case

Peter W. Kline claims to have paid $4,500 to Fred Close representing Governor Lewelling and says Attorney General Little skimmed part of it. Multiple parties sought to suppress Kline's three volume letter about protection for Louisians lottery and suppression efforts, with various figures and meetings cited across Topeka and neighboring towns.

Kansas City Times Kansas City Star Peter W. Kline Kansas City Kan Insas City Journal Kline Fred Close Lewelling General Line Olathe Lebanon Smith County State Central Committee Psus Pete Kline Nels Acers Nels Acres Topeka Republican State Central Committee Aversa Close Acers Little Kansasity Jim Legate Jerry Simpson Legate Jerry Semple Copeland Bristow

City issues monthly rewards list for criminals west of Chicago

J C Gish son of Police Captain Gish begins this month at 110 West Fifth Street in a new monthly handbook listing rewards for criminals west of Chicago. The county commissioners meet auditing quarterly bills. Judge Hazen releases Sam from Foster building receivership at 416 Kansas Avenue. One Thousand Kansas Excursion arrives in Denver with plans to tour San Luis Valley. Marshall's Military Band heads to Kansas City via Great Rock Island Route with round trip tickets $2. Governor McKinley welcomed into honorary membership by St Ananias club Wednesday.

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