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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1895

Page

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Coon Huntin Moonlit Creek Rescue Turns Tense

Postmaster Arnold leads a party through Soldier Creek by moonlight in a wild coon hunt. Tony Brown leaps a barbed wire fence and leads a risky descent while the dogs flush a treetop coon. After a tense chase including a dangerous creek crossing, the hunt ends with the group disbanding and two men lodging with a local farmer.

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Moving Floral Arbor for Orphans Home Car Event

The article describes plans for a decorated parade car to raise funds for an Orphans' Home next Wednesday. Local artists and volunteers will paint banners, install garlands, and create a festive arbor theme. Tickets total 2500, with donations welcomed. judges anticipate substantial proceeds.

Yopoka Hiram Hulse Mesgrs Bird & Hkedman

House Fire in North Wilmore Strikes George Long Residence

Fire crews responded to a blaze at 200 F Street North Wilmore early morning. The outbreak started by matches while George W Long lit a fire in his home, causing interior damage but was knocked down before spreading. Earlier, two other fires occurred nearby with suspected incendiary causes. one at Lincoln Street involved Mrs Astor, with investigations underway.

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Victoria in the Snow and the Queen’s Daily Drives

The report notes snow and cold from the east as Victoria continues her routine drives for her youngest daughter Princess Henry of Hatonlure. A purported interview claiming a "sightor woman" helped with Lady Victoria’s body is denied. the undertaker and assistant were the only aides.

Queen Victoria Prizcsss Bentrios Princess Henry of Hatonlure Witener Demtal KK Withers

TO SPAN THE KAW A Beautiful Structure as the Picture Shows

A striking bridge or span across the Kaw River is highlighted by an accompanying photo. The feature notes the architectural beauty and potential impact on local transportation, with emphasis on design details and civic interest.

Melan system explained for Topeka bridge plan

The article discusses the Melan concrete system and its use in a proposed Kansas River bridge. It notes local reliance on Topeka materials, outlines bridge specs of 700 feet length, 42 feet width, 26 foot roadway, and seven foot sidewalks, cost cap of 150000 dollars, and urges county citizens to support the project amid prior failed attempts. It also mentions Musin the Belgian violinist appearing in Topeka at Eibeary hall on October 25.

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Cattle Movement From Texas Expands To Eastern Markets

Thousands of cattle from Texas and the Panhandle head toward eastern markets with imports from Mexico. By Oct 26 Fort Worth reports about 31,000 head shipped eastward with Amarillo as a major origin and plans for total shipments near 100,000 head valued at about $2,500,000. A new direct Mexican shipment to Fort Worth is set for morning, with ten carloads from Chi Puutan arriving for sale.

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Samuel Josephs Dead Author of Grover Slogan

Samuel Josephs, a Democratic politician and contractor in Philadelphia, died at 63 after a cancer illness. A familiar figure at Democratic conventions, he gained national fame in 1892 for the campaign slogan Grover Grover Four More Years of Grover. He left a widow and three adult children.

Grover” Pashes Philadilpnia Samuel Joasphe Mr. Josephs Chicago Grover

Concrete as durable bridge material with Roman precedents

The article argues concrete durability citing Roman aqueducts and arches, cites a Ulm bridge test, notes high load capacity and elasticity, discusses bridge foundations over the Kansas River, and describes Portland cement concrete mixes and forming methods for durable bridge components.

Sinking Fand Proposet for Fall Festival by Judge Quintom

Fragmented OCR notes discuss a proposed autumn festival in 1800. Judge Quintom and ABK Quintok favor the idea and suggest a chamber of commerce style club with a treasurer and small monthly contributions. Proposals include a billion club role, financial modesty, and plans for flowers music tables and a carnival week.

Fand Quintom Abk Quintok Chamber of Commerce

Synod Closes and Church Officials Elected for Next Year

The Reformed Church synod at Abilene selects D. S. Fase of Liston Iowa as treasurer and Suurey of Emporia Kansas as secretary for next year. It votes to continue publishing the Church Herald at St Joseph Missouri and names officers of the missionary society. A court suit in New York accuses George Wohlstadt of breaking a promise to marry Miss Etta Waptner, claiming damages of 20040 for distress. Wohlstadt reportedly received a $50,000 inheritance from his father in Germany.

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Dryness push in New York irks cheerful prohibitionist

In a caption style remark, a cheerful but dull interlocutor laments New York's crackdown on alcohol. A prohibition advocate scoffs that officials target saloon keepers first, now milkmen for selling lettered milk, illustrating overreach in temperance enforcement.

Eatremes New York Rager Indianapolis Journal

Altgeld Won't Run for Senator in 1902

Governor Altgeld announced he will not seek the United States Senate next year, saying Democrats should not pursue the seat. He explained the GOP majority on joint ballot and the vacancy caused by Senator Harrison’s death make a Democratic bid inappropriate, urging decorum and dignity. The interview touched on political propriety amid Palmer’s withdrawal and current state conditions.

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Gown Private Rights Case With 20 Men a Side

A gown private rights case centers on a 20 men a side dispute over private attire. The brief outlines ownership, privacy expectations, and potential remedies in a venue where attendees contest dress code and personal appearance standards.

Brdio Offered 5000 Private Fight for Crobett Fitzsimmons

Steve Brodie announces a private $5000 purse to pit Crobett against Fitzsimmons with 20 on each side, posting a $900 forfeit with the Inter Ocean. He claims the bout will occur in New York state, with no venue fixed and public notice to follow, promising no advertising.

Chicado Octai Steve Brodie Corbett Fitzsimmons Poe Kitna Brudin Brodie New York I. 1

Baltimore Brave Seeks to Halt Vanderbilt Wedding

A Baltimore man traveling to New York entered police headquarters claiming to be Sir Oliver de Gyarixa and seeking to stop the Consuelo Vanderbilt and Duke of Marlborough marriage. He said he came to prevent the wedding for title and money, then requested protection from Captain O'Brien and was admitted to Bellevue Hospital for examination as to his sanity.

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NO FUSION IN TEXAS Populists Stand Firm on Alliances

Populist leaders in Texas met in the city with about fifty prominent members from across the state. They declared no fusion with other parties, will contest both state and national races, and will adhere to the party platform. The convention site to be chosen later, likely in Austin.

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Miss Vanderbilt’s Pin Stolen in Meadow Brook Robbery

Detectives seek thieves who robbed Meadow Brook Hunt Club during the golf match last Saturday. Jewelry valued at 6000 to 7000 dollars vanished, including a diamond pin worth 2000 dollars belonging to Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. Also missing is 1000 dollars in stakes from the golf match.

Menteve Brook Miami Heuretup Meadow Brook Hunt Clubs Minsunsuolo Vanderbilt

Cleveland's Brother Forces Dissolution Of Pastorates

Warrarows N Oct 28 The presbytery of St Lauwrence including Jefferson and St Lawraran counties churches weighs a request from half the Chaumant church that the pastorations be dissolved. The Rev William N Gee, brother of President Clive, is pastor. Also mentions Peerless Steam Laundry.

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