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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1894
Page
8
In New York on October 20 a bull dog named Billy attacked Mrs Mea Flower, biting her chin after she caressed the pet in the Albany residence. The wound required dressing, but doctors reported the bites were not likely to cause lasting harm. Governor Flower and family continued with their visit after a physician treated the injury.
Multiple Topeka church services listed with times and sermon topics. Kiowa chief Big Tree and Rev N B Ruairden noted for talks at First Baptist. Denominational gatherings, union meeting at Third Presbyterian, and various pastor appointments listed. Also local notices on theater and civic items.
Harry Croft reports Wood Fowler robbed him of eight ten dollar bills from a vest. Fowler, a local sports figure, was arrested with a woman at a restaurant, bonded in Justice Furry’s court, and denies theft. Separate notices include civil suits in Clay County District Court and a funeral gathering for Henry Adams.
Barnum and Company have secured the contract to furnish uniforms for the Scandinavian Flambeau club. The raternust ball of the Topeka Theatrical Mechanical association will be held in Metropolitan hall next Wednesday evening, October 24. Eleanor Chase formerly Eleanor Armstrong has filed for divorce from Frank M. Chase, alleging desertion two years ago. The Ladies Auxiliary plans an entertainment and supper, with a varied programme featuring local performers. A New England dinner will be served. K of P hall invites all to attend. New cheese at Eudora Creamery on West Eighth Street is praised.
David Overmyer strongly denies claims that he delivered a speech cited by opponents. He asserts he did not speak at the event and warns against misrepresentation of his remarks.
A lengthy letter from Hays City Kansas dated October 18 1884 denies the Kansas City Post published excerpts of a 1852 speech attributed to Overmyer, asserting no mention of woman suffrage immigration or German issues and describing the reporting as fabrication. Local officials and residents corroborate past views on prohibition and political alignment amid contest over whether Overmyer spoke in Jefferson County.
In North Topeka reports highlight revival meetings at the new Christian church with strong turnout and several conversions. Evangelist Rose will lecture on the Essentials of Conversion while four baptisms occurred last night before a full crowd.
Heddix of Fillmonth and Chandler streets hid in his orchard to catch apple thieves. Two men entered at 10 pm and fled after he fired shots. One cry was heard as they escaped. The incident follows several nights of fruit theft in the same area.
Members of the Lakeview View Fishing and Shoot Club host an afternoon reception and evening banquet to honor the Arctic expedition member returning home. About one hundred attendees gather as invited guests, with talks planned on science, exploration, and the expedition.
Henry Snowlaos L Walker and Spahr were bound over on counterfeiting charges by United States Commissioner W. They were arrested October 11 and found in possession of counterfeit notes. Both men refused counsel and waived hearings. prosecutors showed they sold work at the location. Bonds set at $500 each, with Speed and Snead likely to face further action.
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