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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1894

Page

5

Man Goes Insane Over Poverty In Topeka Street Tragedy

A Topeka man Levi Willey, about 30, displayed frantic behavior near Seventh and Kansas, praying aloud as onlookers called for a patrol wagon. He sustained head injuries, refused aid, and was taken to a boarding house for treatment after a long rain-soaked episode rooted in poverty and illness. His background traces to Vermont, with recent unemployment and a disruption of mental stability.

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Safford arrests fighters in Osage county case

Prize fight participants Bradshaw and Younkman were arrested on a charges related to issuing and accepting challenges and training for a prize fight in Osage county. Bonds set at 500 each. Justice Chesney continued Bradshaw to the 10th and Younkman to the 6th. witnesses include Miller Long Hruczynski Nipps. Disorderly house near Jackson School closed. police report a woman seen driving to Wichita with tramlines up.

Bradshaw Younkmoay Swissdale Osage County Charles McMillan Chesney Younkman W. & Buck Youngman I. A. Kinner John Miller Frank Long Vincent Hruczynski E Nipps Safford Allie Hie Ile Topeks Jackson Hohool Teath and Jackson Streets Jackson School Santa Fe Gish Wichita

Ingalls Daughter Voices Support for Voting Rights

At a public suffrage meeting Miss Constance Tagails addressed the crowd, declaring she would like to vote. She noted her skill in sewing and cutting dresses, saying she is not old enough to be denied the vote, while recounting John J. Ingalls’s opposition based on his wife and daughters’ lack of vote.

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McKinley at Emporta crowds greet governor on rail route

Five thousand at Barrorra and stops at Scranton Burlingame and Osage City cheer Governor McKinley as his special train arrives. He speaks about national issues for half an hour before westward movement resumes.

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Flambeaux Tonight in Topeka Republican Day Parade

Topeka witnesses a Republican day with Governor McKinney visit, suffrage meeting, and a street as well as Hamilton hall events. Notable speakers include J B Cubbison, P Campbell, A Vance, and James Troutman. Fireworks and a large Topeka turnout planned by multiple Flambeau clubs.

McKinney Topeka McKinley Statehouse Square Kansas City 2. P. Campbell Pittsburg State House Square Judge A TL Vance Albert Griffin Kansas Avenue Hamilton Hall Webster Davia James A. Troutman Tambeau Club Republican North Topeka Republican Flambeau Club Mission Township

McKinley Not To Debate Dega in Nebraska GOP Split

The Nebraska Republican committees refuse a debate between Gov Mohir and Congressman Bryan citing a specific purpose. Ohio statesman stance noted while engagements planned for the week attract Topeka readers. The piece also contains unrelated columns and local notes including a product ad.

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LHE STAR fe GROCERY Boldly Promises Low Prices

LHE STAR fe GROCERY touts itself as the citys largest and best grocery house in California with a money back satisfaction guarantee. It claims wide selections of canned fruits and evaporated fruits and vegetables and promises a trial order will prove cheaper prices than any other grocery in town.

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