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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1895
Page
5
Centralia topeka chicago plan for Santa Fe corps change
A St Louis Globe-Democrat report claimed a reorganization of the Santa Fe system would create separate police headquarters along the line to protect local business, signaling a shift away from Chicago control. Company officials deny dividing operations, saying most business will stay centered in Chicago and Topeka. The move hinges on Kansas and Illinois legal constraints and the issuance of preferred stock, with D. B. Hoblaxon likely to be president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
St Louis Globe-Democras
Senta
Chicago
Aod
Topeka
Leeing
Tie Company
Kansas
Wilb Isave
Illinois
Lids Gentleminales
D. B. Hoblaxon
Novel Santa Fe Car and Rail Accidents Reported
A Santa Fe carpenter shop yard in the city fields five refrigerator cars damaged with ice boxes, while a new departure in the Guipneks style is noted. Reports cover track work, personnel movements, inspections, and a Missouri Pacific branch line wreck near the city, injuring several passengers including HM Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Seasouri Pacific
Nacioa
el Daridoas
Newtop
Nires
Hale
Eli Sod
ES Melein
Topeka News Briefs On Orphans Home Car And City Happenings
A flood of small items from Topeka covers rail car activities, local bands, Halloween parades, church notices, and sidewalk chatter. Highlights include plans for the Orphans' Home special car, a 1500 dollar fund drive by Jutson's band, the Modern Mexico Publishing unit moving to St Louis, and various civic happenings with Topeka figures like Sheriff Burdga and Judge Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshill
Rav
ES Farrand
Faties
Firat Reptiet
Armoid
Anilur ‘Podem
Coos
Topeka
Jutson
Howe
Valencia
Ban
J. B Tuttle
Muncie
Ind
First Baptist Church
Festerday
Modern Mexico Publishing Company
St. Lotais
Byron Roberts
Abraham Lincoln
Mare L. Colt
Siam
Fire Presbyterian Church
Claude Duval
Craed
Geo
W. Reed
Prians
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kansas
Simon Greenspan
Orplat
Charley Curtis
Bernard Kelly
Dr. Watkins
Wair City
Hamilton Ball
Ion Club
Hiselt Cellae
Orphans’ Home
Becky Sharp
Sam Rodges
Orflun
Tony Crown
Opeks
Gesersl Dawes
North Toptico
Kansas Avenue
SM. Lytle
Pulos Court
Wichita
Burdga
Seengers
Hume
Bird
Leavenworth
F. W. Badger
Joeman
Jorn Wal
D Rspote
Mandolin Club
Archdeacon GT. Brady
Episcopal Diocese of
Mawan
St. Johns Church
St. Paul
Mion
Puliis Court
van Buren
Talmage's Big Crowd at First Sermon as Pastor
Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage preached his initial sermon as pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Washington last night drawing a large crowd. Seven policemen kept order. two ladies fainted. Bonefit event for destitute Fred Moozie set for Odd Fellows hall with music, dancing, and readings featuring Horacek's orchestra and Wyatt sisters. Tickets sold at local stores. benefit noted for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. DeWitt Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
Bonefit
Modern
Woodmen and National Union
Fred Moozie
Odd Fellows’ Bell
Kansas Avenue
Horacek
Sisinberg
Wyatt Sisters
Ingalls Speech Planned in Chicago on Kansas Resources
Ex Senator Ingalls to address Kansas resources, development and possibilities at a Chicago Auditorium event in November per Chicago Times-Herald. W. C. Edwards, Kansas secretary of state, arrived to arrange the meeting. irrigation gains and Great Plains colonization cited as stirring changes. invitation lists local dignitaries and irrigation officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treir Noma
Saya
Chicago Times-Herald
Ingails
Ite
Audiorium
W. C. Edwards
Bangaa
Great Northern
Vasense
Ar. Edward
Chicago
Kansas
Georgy P. Jones
W. Allerun
B Eale
We Thunes
Wo Patams
E F Crayin
J. W. Shaifer
AH Revell
Walter L. Peck
Plisy H. Smith
E. G. Keith
E. G. Hudson Tressover
National Irrigation Executive
Ace Paulus Mn. Hidwards
Kaosas
Alaskan Boundary Dispute Prompted By Canadian Patrol Action
Washington dispatch says Canada may direct frontier police to control Alaska boundary and collect duties along the Yukon, potentially up to the Canadian survey line, affecting American miners amid a 73 mile dispute near Forty Mile Creek. Olney may push Behring Sea talks to address the clash. Lawrence report notes Edward O Hryan dies aged 28 after four weeks illness at his parents home. former Newton public schools principal and state university graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Uuired
Washington
Canada
Olney
Alaska
Yukon River
Forty Mile
Eréer
Gireum
Canadian Survey
Minera Weho
Kwara Oryan
Lawnuses
Edward O'Hryan
State University
Newton
Lawrence
A Modern Melodrama Clash Ends in Rescue
In a village scene Mabel Hickups faces an ultimatum from James Gaddies hacks while her mother pleads, a suitor William Dibbs fights to return from Brooklyn, and a dramatic hospital moment shifts hope. William reappears severely injured with a fortune claim, but Mabel finds resolve amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Watte
Mabel Hickups
James
Mabe
Raother
Peseo
Abe
Kaley Cao
Ieae Dibbs
William Dibbs
Mabel
Brookyn
Brooklyn
Bernhardt
Marerif
William
Bur
A New Fruit Found In Hubbard County Minnesota
A plain grows on firm land in Minnesota where a new fruit appeared this summer for the first time. The fruit is hollow with a thin husk, green when unripe and turning straw color when ripe, with hard black seeds and a tart flavor. It grows in a few spots, some plants standing six inches? in diameter, producing quantities gathered by locals for eating and preservation. Experimental station staff have received specimens for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
St. Pail
Hubbard County
Ike
Tomalo
Hoeblard Copulice
Wille Sale
Cols at Whee Take My Seat In Public Transit Scene
A cryptic Tribune item describes a brief interaction on a crowded platform. A polite thanks flows from a man clinging to a strap while an older woman sits with a cigarette and expressions of retrograde remorse about past coalitions.
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Tribune
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