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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1894

Page

8

Shawnee County Sunday School convention opens with 200 delegates

About 200 delegates attended the Shawnee County Sunday School convention opening session with Rev Blakesley leading prayer and song. Speakers discussed methods and improvement, emphasizing individual faithfulness and the teaching process as central to Sunday schools. The evening session featured Rev Hutchins and Vincent on teaching philosophy, urging teachers to maintain personal zeal and respect for each pupil's individuality.

Shawnee County Blakesley Mr. McLane Luther Stover Miss McCome W. H Hutchinses A. K. Rodgers W. L. Byera Vincent Tome Jesus Bradford Miller H. Reed Maggie Hampio W. W. Buckner A J. Arnold Gee, Noble WH. Wasson K 0. Parnaworth Claton Groot J. W. Sidwell Eva Li William McArthur Wm. Vanarsdalf Watking Eel Keach A. L. Stratton L NL George A. B Smith A J

Judge Thomson Weathered Publicity in Wallace Case

Judge William Thomson faced publicity claims over his alleged influence by pain possession in the Wallace versus Rock Talaway case. The trial, held in Shawnee County, may be dismissed. proceedings reference anthracite and county court outcomes. An unrelated ad for Southwestern Fur Company promotes coal and vinegar products.

Wallace Burt Him He & B. Isenbart D. McKeever Mise Wallace Rock Talaway Dudge William Thom Themeon Thomson Ghawnee County J. Ben Blanchard Jax KE. Jackson Chase County J T. Shull Board of Commissioners of Gray County Mandamos W. A. Waggoner A. C. A Oursier Brown County M. Forline Eppeal Osborne County Conkin Kingman County John Brown Pottawatomie County Sfirmset Rock Island Lumber Manufacturing Company Equitable Trust and Investment Company Et al Sedgwick County Common Pleas J. Reno Lodges Grand Ledge Diebold Phen County Lyon County J. Ap Ve William Congdon Harvey County S. Investment Cave Phelps & Bigelow Wind Mill Qo Rooks County Affirmed U. S&s

Eastman Victory in Mandamus Case Over Insane Asylum

The Kansas Supreme Court rules mandamus a proper remedy for Dr D B Eastman’s removal as asylum superintendent. The decision, carrying no verdict on merits, signals potential reinstatement as the case proceeds. Other rulings affirm various lower-court decisions, including Wells murder sentence and Be Boissiers Odd Fellows per capita tax questions.

D. B Eastman Insane Asylum Supreme Court Eastman Bear Horton Dr. Eastman Hasen Hazen de Boissiers Odd Pallows Be Boissiers Odd UN Howe Grind Lodge Topeka Wells James W. Wells Dodge City LE. Werres

Marriage Misadventure Told At The Jockey Club

A humorous tale recounted by John Hamburg reveals his long pursuit of a young lady in Nice, his clever replies to her responses, and the comical obstacle posed by her guardian who refuses consent. Hamburg finally claims the father’s consent by proposing marriage after a sequence of witty exchanges and revelry.

Bamberg John Ham Jockey Club Nice Ee John Hanburg Giana Trummel Sasa Mademoiselle John Hamburg Hamburg Joan Hamburg Johm Hamburg New York World

The Unclean in Court Thirteen Wayfaring Men in Court

Thirteen men faced police court proceedings amid a case described as unclean behavior in the town. Details indicate multiple defendants, with proceedings focused on public order and moral considerations.

Judge Morton's House Stoned by Drunken Tramps

In a police court session this morning an unlucky thirteen appeared. George Willison denied drunkenness with tears, Charley Williams and Charlie Ward faced charges of drinking or vagrancy, and others received short sentences or releases. Morton's house was stoned yesterday afternoon by a.group of drunk tramps, with Thomas Martin and others arrested and held for Monday.

Enaminger Aus George Willisoa George Beatrice Brown Bill Charley Myers el Paso Charley Williams Charley Officer Campbell Evore Farmer Smith Charlie Will Sam Young Sam Jim Stanley Jim No Withs Charlie Ward Coa Omaha Kimporial JI Morton Thomas Martin Fred Buchanan Joseph Kroerson Thomas Clarence Knowles B A. Cara

Democrats Rally Planned with Fireworks at Hamilton Ball

The Democrats arrange a Monday evening rally at Hamilton ball with speakers ex Governor Glick General C W Bicie and Thomas P Fenlon. Senator Martin is expected to speak briefly. The Democrat flambeau club organizes fireworks display and a parade up Kansas avenue to Eighth street.

Hamilton Ball Glick

Convicted Charivari Party Ends In Jail Threats

Osama Neb Oct 6 A Westpoint Bee dispatch says George Boyer age 0 was married Monday. About twenty three young men tried a charivari party and were jailed after disturbing his repose. The aged bridegroom had them arrested and spent hundreds convicting them. The men threatened to tear down the jail. Local authorities face uncertain options with the prisoners.

Osama Neb Bee Westpoint George Boyer

North Topeka Personal Notices and Local Visits

North Topeka society notes interest from the north side of the EU for Arthur Kane and lasting relatives in Atchison. Mrs. RIL Downing of Holton guests with Sire W. CG bly. Moore moves to his Maine home. Albert Heartburg visiting Dover. Mrs. W. Steele back from Atchison and Jackson counties. Mrs. G. W. Hamilton and Mise Leora Morrow return from Logansport and Kansas City. Mrs. Cuppie Newdson of Englewood and her mother visit Geo. W. Petra’s family. A. J. Arnold & Son advertise homeopathic remedies at 821 Kanave. Oyster supper by Indies of Koosas avenue M. Behureh draws rain or shine. Mrs. Calvin Holman returns from Bandas City. Will Lacey’s new musical instrument invented. J. A. Hughes’s son James KR Hughes held for heading a charivari party. Race Panta at Ths case to be tried before Just Marple. Blankets and yarns priced for sale. shipment delayed. Congregational Pioneer society to meet Oct 9 at 3 pm at First Congregational Church. readings by Rev. Lt. Lum, Harrison Hannahs, and others.

Arthur Kane Atchison Ril Downing Holton Sire W. CG. Bly. J Moore Hume Maine Albert Heartburg Dover Kanwar City Wight-spathy Cuppie Newdson Englewood, Jr Pendrey Salina Geo. W. Petra A. J. Arnold & Son A.J. Arnold & Son Kanave Koosas M. Behureh Calvin Holman Bandas City Rat Will Lacey Buttes J. A. Hughes Rochester James KR Hughes Hughes Sr

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