Power Surges to Alarming Kept In Oklahoma Case
In Weillington a strange scene unfolded as Miss Mabelle Baker and Miss Nellie Vanslyke, residents of Oklahoma and Stayfield, became faint and unconscious during a religious meeting. Attendants cared for Baker while Vanslyke and another woman were treated. both recovered. The episode was attributed to their nervous, empathetic natures with no evident external cause.
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Weillington
Sept
Mayfehd
Mabelle Baker
Nellie Vanslyke
Okishoma
Stayfield
Slee Baker
Vanelyke
Vanalyke
Bodee
Emen
Everett
Rev Randall Leaves Leavenworth for Seattle Church
Revered Edwin M. Furnmdall announces departure from Firn Methodist Episcopal Church Leavenworth to accept First Methodist in Seattle Washington. Salary at Seattle listed as 5 a year plus 40 dollars in a supplemental allowance making the position highly desirable. Fort Send Ran reports Rev W A Shankland resigns from Se Mitic Washfret church to take first church at Dutwalle and may visit Leavenworth October 4 for morning Grace church evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Seattle Leavenworth
Edwin M. Furmdall
Cts
St Bille
Wash
Hendall
Cranston
Randall
Seattle
Bright
Unt Place
Fort Sen. Ran
W. A. Shankland
Te Gract MA
J. E. Brant
Washfret
Dutwalle
Grace Church
Corn Carnival Interest at Rison Described in Meeting
In Rison on September 16 a gathering discussed the Corn Carnival plans. Local organizers and residents, including Cory, Brorr, and Doniphan figures, showed strong support and anticipated dates for events along with band performances and community activities across Doniphan County.
Boys Hunt On Sunday In Haven Haven Accident
A Sunday hunting accident near Haven Hetman Stock left August Kock and another man injured. Kock discharged a gun during a ride near Severnstmill and was shot just below the heart, breaking one rib. The wounded man was treated by a surgeon and remains under care as officials consider the incident.
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Hutchinson
Haven
Revenant of Civil War Soldiers Honored at Mill City Cemetery
Mill City honors graves of soldiers buried in local cemeteries. G A R organizes services and the city provides flowers and markers. Community members gather for ceremonies to remember fallen comrades and maintain graves.
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Hii
Mill City
Hi City
Graham
Amt
Spider Bite Leaves Wichita Man Nearby Aftercare
Van Zandt of Wichita and Van Zandt Implement Co. was bitten by a spider on September 1. Initially predicted mild danger, the bite worsened with paralysis-like symptoms before an antidote appeared to counteract the venom. Local physician attended and remedies were applied as the patient gradually stabilized.
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Mir. van Zandt
Wichita
Onli
All
Atr van Zandt
van Zandt Implement Company
Muni &Nd
Mr. van Zandt
Water Works Deal Nearing Final Court Sale
In Wichita United States court a decree opens mortgaged Water Works properties to sale by a master in chancery. Bonds are represented by Gleed Ware Gleed of Topeka while the water works firm is led by W W Schwinn and the city by C B Elliott and James Lawrence. Anticipation holds the system may pass to new owners and a fresh franchise to be granted, ending past difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
United States
Wichita
Mortengs
Court House
Bondhollers
Gleed, Ware and Gleed
Topeka
The
Water Works Company
W. W. Schwinn
C. B. Eltiott
James Lawrence
Newton Men Seek Funds for Militia Camp
Newton prepares to raise money to send local guards to the Topeka encampment September 24 to October 2. Railroads offer a one cent per mile rate. Newton members plan to attend with Col P M Holington in command. Several companies from nearby towns are arranging travel and a fund may be raised to cover expenses.
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Newton
KW. G
Topeka
P.M .Holington
Pear ‘Toorke
Assault Charge Shocks Herington Railroad Worker
Abilene reported that A H Wheat of Herington was arrested en route to Junction City on a tele gram from Marshal Whent. He is charged with felonious assault on Mrs Dee Dickson, wife of a brakeman, after allegedly threatening and firing a revolver during a confrontation. The delinquent fled to Junction City before arrest. Local railroad men express anger over the incident.
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Abilene
Afarenni A. H. Wheat
Herington
Junction City
Albert Snouploye
Rock Island
Terington
Marshal Whent
Micuer
Dee Dickson
Dickson
Herneton
Higeer
Was Mrs Pope Swindled Over Bank Shortage Claim
Hutchinson September court heard Mrs Pope sue the old Vessey State bank for 9000 alleging her late husband the bank’s ex director was sick and a bank officer claimed a Pope shortage. She claimed no shortage and sought repayment. Judge Martin sustained a demurrer and dismissed the suit.
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Hutchinson
Pope
Vessey State Bank
Popes
Popesaw
Utere
Martin
New Mexico cattle buyers in Hutchinson market record
Sept 16 reports show buyers including A Johnson and Kansas county purchasers at Hutchinson market. Notable purchases by An ds Horner Kingman 170 cows and calves John FE Vincent 1 cows and 100 calves Kirk Homer 1 herd yearling calves. Also Argonia notes Ten young ladies form brass band with members Bavelman Dulthe Harlen Nellie Marshall Alda Kirk Orphin Newbold Lucy Hadlar Maud Bates Juba Flore Hadler Ethel Harper Ulle Kirk. No snare drum yet found.
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Hutchinson
New Mexico
Teper & Browz
Ball End
A. Johnson
Feno County
Cocoties
Kansas
Ands Horner
Kingman
John FE. Vincent
Kirk & Homer
Argonia
Drimmer
Argunia
Pity Lave
We Bavelman
Dulthe Harlen
Cormets
Nellie Marshall
Alda Kirk
Orphin Newbold
Liscie Hadlar
Maud Bates
Flore Hadler
Ethel Harper
Blouse
Ulle Kirk
Runaway Soldier Hopes to Find Tin Work in Town
A feeble old soldier at the soldiers home escaped without leave and walked here seeking tinning work. He said he fell out with officials, may have been about a year away, and appeared unable to work. He carries pity and uncertainty as he seeks employment.
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Newton
Tennis Graces at San Rafael Courts Tournament
San Francisco September 16 One of the coast’s most interesting tennis events will be played at the San Rafael courts next week. Eastern stars B D Wren W A Larned and Carr B Neel travel from New York to face Pacific champions Robert N Whitney and George F Whitney in doubles. Local players Sam Summer Hardy Thomas Driscoll and Waltz Magte hope to challenge the specialists. W H Taylor plans matches with Wren while Joe Tobin and Walter Hobart seek bouts with Neel.
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San Francisco
San Rafael
Agdinst
California Lawn Tennis Association
B.D. Wren
W. A. Larned
Carr B. Neel
New York
Robert N. Whitney
George F. Whitney
Pacific Coast
Wren
Larned
Sam
Summer Hardy
Thomas Driscoll
Waltz Magte
W. H. Taylor
Joe Tobin
Walter Hobart Hopestry
Neel
National League baseball scores and delayed games recap
Sept 16 through 26 reports show Cleveland rallying to tie Chicago on a ninth inning walk and hits, then a darkness-rule finish. Louisville outslugs St. Louis 14 12 in a high-scoring clash. Washington tops Brooklyn 4 1 amid solid defense, while doubleheaders and postponed games appear from Baltimore, New York, and Cincinnati. Detriot and Minneapolis split a two game set, with Columbus beating Milwaukee 13 5 and Indianapolis vs Kansas City postponed by wet grounds. Grand Rapids and St Paul also post scores from Sept 16.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Childs
McAlcer
Zimmer
McGarr
Everett
Anson
Ernstie
Tebeau
Tebeau Kicked. Attendance 1,000. Scare: RH. BE
Wallace
Wilson Aperimmer
Briggs
Dowhe
RTE
Washington
Brooklyn
MeJames
McGuire
Daub
Grim
New York
Philadelphia
Hartimore
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Eame
Columbus
Milwaukee
Bathes
McGreevy
Smith and Kehoe
Rettger
Speer
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Chicgeo
Euston
Pltaburg
Palladelps
St. Louis
Louisville
Coffeyville Beaten Twice In Local Doubleheader
Coffeyville drops both games in a two afternoon contests. In the first game Atchison stars with a home run and strong pitching as Coffeyville struggles at the plate. Batteries featured Atchison, Cooper, and Loman for Coffeyville while Meining and Powers worked for Coffeyville. Earned runs favor Atchison 7 to 2. Matted by late rallies Coffeyville totalled 16 to 12 in hits.
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Atchison
Pepes
Coffeyville
Scheyettie
Atchison, Cooper and Loman
Meining
Powers
Cone
A. Ee Atchison
Atchison, Jones and
Cole
Loman
Waeke- Bilis
Ekeseld
Topeka Blues Dominate Hemitton In League Clash
The Topeka Blues defeated Hemitton 9 runs to 7 as Redmond and Hall starred in the battery. Pitcher Wingert and Meeks anchored the field while ex-Junction City hurler Wingett earned the win with eleven hits allowed by Hemitton.
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Topeka Blues
Hemiiton
Mowam
Remond
Wingett
Junction City
Blues
R. HE
Topeks
Redmond
Hall
Hemitton
Wingert
Meeks
Corbett and Fitz in Danger Over Meeting Arson Arrest
New York Chief of Police Conlin weighs arrest of J. J. Corbett and Robert Fitzsimmons after testimony from a Saturday meeting about a $89,000 purse and a finish. Police gather evidence. arrest considered if sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Conlin
J. J. Corbett
Robert Fitzsimmons
Decorate the Engines for Fall Festival Promotion
A State Journal reader proposes decorating passenger locomotives on Kansas City routes through Topeka for the Fall Festival. Locomotives would feature mirrors and banners, drawing visitors and press coverage from Kansas City papers. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Engineers and Firemen brotherhoods could manage the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Topeka
State Journal
Union Depot
Ladies Auxiliary
Engineers and Firemen Brotherhoods
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Three Sister Cities Rally In Northeastern Kansas
The Corn Carnival at Atchison last year eased a long running quarrel with Topeka as many Topeka residents joined the event and formed friendly ties. A Topeka Fall Festival starts on the 20th with plans for a large delegation from Atchison. Globe readers will attend Atchison Corn Carnival on September 24, Topeka Festival September 28 to October 3, and Leavenworth Apple Carnival October 15 for six months of good fun.
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Kansas
Atchison
Topeka
Atchiess
Aublena Globe
Atchines Corn cCoen Geenival
Leavenworth
Goulds Buy Gold Mines in Canadian District
Seattle Sept 11 Charles A Fishback owner of the Seattle Evening Times sells to British Northwest Gold Mining Company property in the Cariboo District British Columbia for 5 000 000 The deed includes Maude Hydraulic Mining 40 acres Fishback Hydraulic Gold Mining 570 acres and Quesnelle River Gold Mining twenty miles of the river Main purchasers include millionaire J Dix and F Gaynor of New York representing Gould interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wasa
Charles A. Fishback
Seattle Evening Times
British Northwest Gold Mrine Company
Carivon
B. C
Maude Hydraulic Mining Company
Fishback Hydraulic Gold Mining Company
Quesnelle River
Queanelle
F. Gaynor
New York
Gould
Watson Recall Question Sparks Georgia Campaign Debate
Chairman John W. Breidenthal of the Populist central committee denies any recall of Watson by the national committee. He says Watson will not cancel dates and will rejoin the Georgia campaign after filing. Watson had pledged to return to Georgia and press the race before leaving for his home state.
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Breidenthal
John W. Breidenthal
Viate Central Committee
Watson
National Committee
Georgia
North Topeka Social And Local Notices Chronicle
In North Topeka news items from the State Journal, various local happenings include Fred Tompkins visiting, A F Eby starting a dowbie-decker, Mrs George Stoker improving, and Dr MecHntock serving as physician. An Epworth league social at Dr C B Lyon’s residence features a male quartet. Gus Milam of Topeka will entertain Mrs Spack of Kansas City who arrives tomorrow. The seven month old infant of Mrs ee McIntosh died this morning. Funeral time not yet set. Mrs Wm Beeson leaves for Richmond Ind where she was killed by fire’s flames. she will be gone some time. A metaphysical course meets weekly in Eby’s hall. Miss Mattie French, visiting St Louis, plans to stay past Veiled Prophets. A party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Compton who have moved into their new place. The K and L club had a meeting and was invited to Swift’s to view her night blooming cereas which is in full bloom. Neilie Kates, 10, has been born from vacation and won the Lola fair girl under 12.
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State Journal
Kirkball Printing Co
Kansas Avenue
Fred Tompkins
A. F. Eby
North Star Grocery
Kistler
Margaret
Kaye
Gus Milam
Topekane
Spack
Kansas City
Ee McIntosh
Wm. Beeson
Richmond
Ind
Beseson
Metaphysical Covcourse
Eby's Ture
Mattie French
St Lowla
Guy Compton
Compton
Dr. Swift
Neilie
Kates
Where is McNutt An Old Man Disappears With $100
Judge Hazen presided as the case of McNutt Burke moved forward. Daniel McNutt, 70, vanished after arriving in the city with about 100 dollars from hog sale receipts. Neighbors fear foul play. police have searched Seabrook area without results. Salt to quiet the Burke farm title near Mission Center postponed awaiting information on McNutt.
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Daniel McNutt
Seabrook
McNutt
Burke Farm
Mission Center
Mr. Afebutt
Ovation to Wolcott in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs welcomed junior senator Howard O Wolcott with a massive show of support. Thousands met him at the depot and crowded the streets, while a 4000 seat Coliseum overflowed with more than 5000 at Northpark for an extended evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Howard O. Wolcott
Colorado
Northpark
Walcott
Wengler
Topeka Fall Festival Draws Out-of-State Visitors
Hundreds travel to Topeka for the festival with groups from Mound City Missouri Leon Indiana and Oskaloosa Kansas requesting lodging during festival week, signaling broad regional interest and accommodation needs.
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Topeka
Kansas
Mound City
Leon
Oskaloosa
Kan
Isaac Pitman Dying In Paris Spelling Reform Pioneer
Paris reports Sir Isaac Pitman creator of phonetic shorthand is dangerously ill in the city. Democratic Appellate Convention meets at 4 pm to nominate a judge candidate. No candidates before the meeting, with general belief Hindman of Glathy will be excluded despite Populist nomination.
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Paris
Sir Isaac Pitman
Court of Appeals
Inooline
J. F. Hindman
Glathy
Jones Leads Arkansas Governor Race with Narrow Plurality
Early returns from 77 of 75 counties show Jones as the Democratic candidate leading for governor with 30590 votes. Remmel the Republican candidate trails with 139, File the Populist 73, Miller Chronile 781. Jones holds a plurality of 62,461 and a margin of 48.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Jones
Remmel
Miller
Luxury on Wheels on the Grand Trunk system
A lavish Pullman Vestibuled train named the Seatide and White Mountain Special will debut June 24 with ten luxury cars including a library chair smoking barbershop bath dining and sleeping cars plus observation car. It runs through 1896 tourist season with tickets via Burlington Route from Kansas City to Montana and beyond.
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Seatide
White Mountain
Limorrow
Clark Street
Chiczeo
Colraco
Montana
Hot Springs Sound
Pacific Coast
Burlington
Missouri River
Kineas City
Billings
Kansas City
Kangan City
Lincoln
Puget Sound
Denver
Rio Grande
Colorado
Utah
Ceilforns
St Louis
Douthitt Pasture Offer for Camp Use at State Fair
The Douthitt tract north of the state fair grounds is proposed for use as a camping ground for U S troops during the Fair Festival. Judge W P Douthitt discussed with TF Doran of the Pit teen committee the possibility of ten weeks free use, but Douthitt now asks payment while the committee lacks funds. The article notes the need to house troops near the fair grounds and urges the pasture be granted free for the period. It ends with an unrelated sales note for Dewites Colle and Cholera Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
TF. Doran
Pitteen
W. P. Douthitt
Douthitt
State Fair Grounds
Committee of Putteen
United States
Market Report From Chicaso and Kansas City Trade
Wheat and corn figures show small changes as Dec wheat runs around 59 1/4 to 69 1/2. Liv- erpool signals mix with Berlin firmer while northwest receipts rise. Cattle and hog values edge lower with mixed regional receipts. Texas and western steers show slight gains and sheep soften. Nearby hogs and futures reflect cautious demand amid steady to weak markets in Kansas City and Chicago area reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaeeett Eerie
Texas
Imastsas City
Othoes
Market notes on grain exports and pricing in across regions
Reports from Planet Milling and international markets show Russia's exportable surplus under 40 percent last year. Wheat movement steady in Liverpool and Chicago with lines reducing corn and oats rates to align with through bills. Trade sentiment cites weak winter wheat demand and large North American receipts. Berlin and Paris show mixed price movement with modest declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planet Milling Company
Russia
Liverpool
Chicago
Maine
Air Lines
Northwest
Dessotnes
Chin Mukker
Minneapolia
Duluth
New York
Berlin
Paris
Orinha
Tommorrow
Fuer Porte
Catia
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Kansas News
Rison
Cory
Frank Brorr
Baiphan
Metenetsien
Doniphan
Graham County
Newton Company
Gehave
Hutchinson A Market
Gattremen
Bayern
Atkineon Bued
Arkansas City
Nona Atkine
Atkineon
Mes
Uidger
Faith Giested
George Wright
William
Wren, Larned
Herman
Frazer
Dexter
Donette
Klasinger
Murphy
Stern League
RAE
Detroit
Thomas
Twinebim
Minneapolis
Higgemeier
Sehriver
Parker Columbus
RAE Greed
Avomson
User, Eddy
Haag
Ramilton
Corbett and
Fitz IN Danger
Goulds
British Columbia
North Topeka
Quincy Street
Best Wheels
Winton
Elgin
Bacycle
Quincy St
Nutt
Hazen
McNutt Ksarist Burke
Wolcott
Isaac Pitman
Til
Colle
G. W. Stansfield
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock Market
Chinen
Kansas City Livestock Market
Timothy
Choice
Prairie
Minnesota
Dakotas
Todey
Topeka Grain Exchange
Estecia
Topeka Grain and
Stuck Exchange
Fay
N.Y
E. Sc P
Goodin
Grain & Stock Exchange
Doulin
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