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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1894
Page
5
The notice states that foreclosure must proceed regarding Jouseph G. Waters on the Santa Fe condition, detailing actions required and authorities overseeing the case.
Local reports quote Joseph Waters former Santa Fe attorney accusing directors of pushing for one more stock assessment to fund salaries while foreclosures loom. Receiver J C Wilson notes mixed views as efforts to reorganize continue amid talks of a forced sale and relocation of management under court action.
Charity lodge No 26 Degre of Honor held a five cent entertainment Saturday evening for Mickel with recitations by May Hitchie Maude Bates Maude Schaffer Maude Thomp so Mary Francis Bibel Thompson Lars Brown Ina Thompson and Lee Brown Gertie Howard played guitar and the Thompsons sang plus Mr Brown and Hesloo performed an encore Miss Bell Brown was the organist A cake walk followed the varied program and the event was very successful.
A waique service was held at Lowman chapel yesterday morning. Rev Dearborn preached from the text At Evening time it shall be light. Fifteen persons seven years and older attended, including two blind and three deaf attendees.
Judge Hazen ruled the court lacked jurisdiction but upheld the state board of election reviewers in three cases involving Jerry Simpson David Rathbone and the Corning Referendum ticket. The decisions affect whether Simpson’s name can appear on the Seventh district Democratic ticket and whether the Referendum ticket may be voted on. The ruling notes irregular petition signatures and questions of residency and jurisdiction, with broader commentary on campaign positions and party dynamics.
Nine white men, led by Arthur Evans and James Gebson, held in jail after a box car loot found by police. Suspects, including Donaclson Moures Stark and Turner, faced charges as investigators recover about a peck of jewelry and cheap spectacles. Cases set for morning trial.
Susan B Anthony will arrive in Europe Wednesday and speak at Populist meetings daily until the election. Chairman Braidenthal announced dates for meetings in Kansas City Columbus Girard Low Teeace Enterprised Holton Burlington Emporia Clay Centre Topeka and more with addresses and nightly events. The piece also includes a long satirical Dictionary advertisement and critique.
North Topeka items from the North Side of the Hiver report Del Small visiting Delavan Park and a 2,700 acre ranch outing. Mentions Arthur Kane coaching Wesh burn college football, visits by G. W. Bean of Independence, and Mrs J.J. Schenck addressing Populists at Luken's opera house. Also notes a shooting accident near Meriden, a Republican club meeting, and local chatter on unpaid Shawnee county real estate judgments.
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