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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1894
Page
6
Pullman Palace Car Co Holds Stockholders Meeting
Cincada October 12 stockholders represented over $15 million of capital. Directors re-elected include George M. Pullman and Marshal Field. Dividend of 6 cents per share declared, payable November 15. Officials avoided discussing policy changes. Company fears possible adverse legislation, though no countermeasures were decided. Annual statement shows revenue $4,575,007 and expenditures $7,274,050 with a $2,520,116 surplus. Passenger count and miles driven show modest changes from prior year. Manufacturing value and total assets listed, strike discussion noted by Mr. Pullman with no new comments. Present employment 3,040. earnings rose per piece-work prices. Intelligent consumers favor Price's Baking Powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincada
Pullman Palace Car Company
George M. Pullman
Marshal Field
J. W. Deane
Norman Williams
0. Sprague
Chicago
Hurlburt
New York
Henry J. Reed
Bowton
Aeurplus
Uspital
Pulloan
Sista
Eurain
St, Tal
Pullman
St.k
Missouri Knights of Prythias elects officers
The Missouri Pythians near completion of revision work and by laws adoption. Grand chancellor J A Prink leads, with H Rebald as vice chancellor, Key J Grellow grand prelate, J B Holmes grand keeper of records, De WW Rumiston grand master at arms, J B Thomas grand ovater guard, Leo Keller grand ovater guard. Also notes ongoing home location and next meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brink
Missouri Knights of Prythias
Missouri Pythians
deposed pastor removed over political mixing with religion
In Breckinridge Ky on Oct 1 Professor J. Jones of Hermiton Female College and Providence Christian Church was ousted as pastor by state members over objections to his political involvement. The Breckinridge Gwens faction backed Colonel Breckinrid, and church officers who favored him helped remove Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckinridge
Laxineror
B Jones
Hermitton Female College
Providence Christian Church
Jose
Breckinridge-Gwens
Breckinrid
Ofiers
Athey
Key
Jones
Supreme court rules Fusion Bryan ticket to bear only one designation
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that the fusion or Bryan ticket must be listed as Democratic on official ballots. It held the secretary of state may verify certificates but cannot print a candidate’s name more than once on the ballot with multiple party designations. The decision favors the look to have fusion nominees printed once, aligning with the ballot law’s design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Court
Nebrasts
Fusioniats Eixcotm
Supreme Court
Bryan
Secrrtary of
Straus Withdraws From Mayoral Race Amid Pressure
A late hour report says Straus plans to withdraw from the mayoralty contest after a word from Senator Hill’s circle. Supporters labored to persuade him, but he persisted in withdrawing, upsetting Tammany plans and leaving unlikely rivals to contend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norince
Nathan Stenns
Stranx
Straus
Acloxe Felowil
Senator Hill
Egies
Ariut
Nicoll
John Fa Towers
American Association forms among six cities in Colonnade hotel
Frank Rich ter announces creation of the American Association of baseball clubs with a circuit including New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Milwaukee. An eighth club may join Detroit Columbus or Buffalo as talks aim to avoid league conflict while respecting existing contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asebuil
Colonnade
Oie
Frank It. Richter
American Association of Baseball Clubs
New York
Brooklyn
Chino
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Detroit
Columbus
Buffalo
No Better Now The Removals and Appointments Rise
Washington October 19 A comparison of figures on removals and appointments under Cleveland Harrison and the present administration shows 1185 presidential postmasters appointed March 4 1833 to March 26 1880. From 1390 to 1990 1785 pres postmasters were named and from 1893 to 134 1506 were appointed. The first sixteen months of Cleveland saw 30841 fourth class postmasters named, Harrison 26645, and the present 22019. The article notes Democrats hold many offices in some states and implies slow removals due to lack of advocates for Republican successors.
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WashingTon
Cleveland
Harrison
Bissell
Wilus
Wanatanker
Democrate
Stevenson
Clarkson
Maxwell
Czar to wed as royal family heads to Anvyadia
Dispatches report the czar plans a quiet wedding to the ex-queen betrothed, following the christening of Alix and the arrival of the royal family in Anvyadia. A regent appointment is anticipated while rumors swirl about the former procurator’s resignation and ongoing church affairs.
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Bettux
Peterscore
Cxar
Anvyadia
Alix
Livadia
Ceaewitsh
Pobie~ Dowes
Holy Synod
JUDGE TRUMBULL TALKS ON POLITICS AND VIEWS
Chicago talker Lyman Trumbull denies seeking any office or senate candidacy and urges speaking to reach the masses. He says he is out of politics and notes a pervading priestly spirit and public dissatisfaction that could bring trouble if unaddressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Chicago Times
Adolf Kraus
Preston Harrison
Carter J. Harriison
Kraus
Harrison
Pacific Express halts operations in Indian Territory
Pacific Express Company will do no business in the Indian Territory. Agents are ordered not to receive shipments or sell money orders due to frequent bandit depredations and lack of government response. The disruption threatens commerce as express offices close, and cash flow dries up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Express Company
Indian Territory
Srbow
Taisian Territory
L. A. Fuller
United States
Tour of the World entrant Anna Londonderry arrives
Exnllant Ind Oct 19 Miss Anna Londonderry a newspaper writer and bicyclist touring the world for an alleged $5,000 prize arrived in Exnellant. She aims to reach New York by November 10 on a 1550 mile leg wearing bloomers while riding a Chicago wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exnellant
Ind
Anna Londonderry
New York
Chicago
Sedalia Bank
Jerermoy Crry
United States
First National Bank of
Slid
Kansas City
Adams Express Company
Searccy
Cumberland
Municipal Council of
Berlin
Sie
Legacia
Jack Dorr
Lawrence County
Indiana
United States Circuit Court
Harriet Monroe
Miss Monroe
Richmond
Tredgarden
Lewis Seymour
Tom
Washington
Likenate
Hibe Carson
Julius Rohrback
Atlantic
Sons In Law
Thomas Fogarty
Southern Railway “Roman
Knoxville
Tenn
Lyte Rhoden Fogarty
Rhodes
China
Smith
Interior Department
The Nervous Woman At The Train Station
A nervous woman asks the station agent how long until the train departs and insists she may go to a newsstand across the street to buy a paper. The agent confirms one and a half hours and reassures her she can go briefly, warning she will report him if she misses the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Serald
Expose debate on factional hypocrisy and reform in Kansas Republicans
A partial OCR fragment discusses an expose attacking administration hypocrisy and partisan corruption. It mentions Pullman and rail issues, state papers, and a split within the Republican ranks. The text references fear of challenging leaders and fears of a voter shift away from the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failist
Pullman
Pullman Assvasieni
Aintojastus
Ords
Jounsac
Starn Haa
Kansas
Farmer Smith Campaign Appeals Stir Central Sask Province
Uneven editorial voice laments farmer hardships and political pressure as farmers face crop failures and rising expenses. It urges support for Republican candidates, denounces Democratic efforts to suppress Black voters, and cites beer production figures tied to state politics and governance debates.
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Kuovau
Central
Westerd
Saskouw
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Henry Couctr
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Clarence
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Edgar Smith
St. Louis
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Josari
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J. &.Thompson
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