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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1894

Page

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Clams That Fraudulent Votes Were Cast Contest

Local election dispute centers on claims that fraudulent votes were cast. Officials investigate the allegations and review ballots and procedures. No final ruling at this time.

Breckinridge contest looms in Ashland district politics

The Central Committee may toss precincts and transfer the nomination to Breckinridge as Owens fights alleged fraud. Reports cite county gains for Owens and claims of fraudulent Breckinridge votes, with contest plans centered in Scott, Franklin, and other counties as the district canvasses at Frankfort.

Miss Madeline Pollard Refuses to Discuss Breckinridge Case

New York September 17 Miss Madeline Pollard now living at 7 East Thirty first street declined interview on Colonel Breckinridge contest in Ashland district. She asked to be excused from questions about him and said she had given up acting for now. Friends say she abandoned stage plans due to lack of instruction and curiosity. She is at work on a book described as fiction based on her life. At her home she is known as Mrs Higgins.

Follard New York Madeline Pollard East Thirty-first Street Colonel Breckinrige Ashland Culonel Breeckinridge Leist Breckinridge Miss Pollard Nelson Roberts Miss Pollack Abe Golsh Toirte-ficat Street Mra Higgins

Santa Fe leadership bid and lynching denouncement

A letter to A A Robinson from a protective committee offers $60,000 a year for the Santa Fe presidency, with a pledged push by stockholders while a Topeka money arrival looms. Separately, the National Colored Baptist convention denounces mob violence and lynching, praising Ida B Wells for efforts and urging due process and lawful justice.

Santa Fe Santa Poetesaes Praies Fue Topeka Ecormin Ida BR Wells

Charters Filed For Multiple Kansas Firms This Day

The secretary of state lists charter filings for several entities including The Western Spryly Company of Lawrence with directors A Benter J Underwood HM Benton G Gould and J I Greenlee. The Republican Printing Company of Pratt Kansas with $3600 capital and directors J K Cochran E E Cochran FLA Lenshem L Uailoun and G. The Central Clothing Company of Wichita with $8000 capital and directors C Karthorne M A Payne and Guy Heytverne. Also mention of Swedish Evangelical Mission Friend Church Association of Land Decatur County with trustees TL Harenson OF Forsman John Call PW Thoren and Nels Anderson.

Stuce Wesera Spirply Company Lawrasce Douglas County Grpital Stuckee A. Benter J. Underwood HM Benton G . Gould J. I. Greenlee Lawrence Pomay Eel Crain Hour Swedish Evangelical Mission Friend Sesociation Decatur County TL Harenson OF. Forsman John Call

Cherokee Miners Demand Higher Pay and Back Wages

Cherokees miners protest 60 cents per ton pay and two week wages claiming the firm promised 60 cents from September 1 but failed. Republican rally planned at Richland features major speakers Caldwell Hudison and McCabe drum corps, with music from McNary quartet. Train fare set at fifty cents, depart Topeka bound Missouri Pacific depot on time.

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North Enid Burned In Night Fire Raze Ends Town’s Trade

Sept 27 North Enid endured a major blaze that destroyed key businesses including Swelock Columbia drug store Birk & Company grain house and a large furniture store. Firefighting was hampered by no fire protection and scarce buckets with wells. Incendiary origin suspected after hotels and shops burned, leaving residents in night clothes to flee. No insurance and widespread losses as town faced disruption without railroad support.

Norte Est North Bold Swelock Columbia Drug Store Birk & Company Atdexe Arlingston Hotel E. Thompaan Stephenson & Greer W. J. Brown Sirk Csn Whitaker Daily Tribunal

Peace and Harmony in Odd Fellows Speech Address

Grand Sire T. Astmpbeil speaks at the sovereign grand lodge session. He notes conflicts in Kansas, defends belief in a supreme being, and outlines growth in Odd Fellows membership and charitable relief efforts, including Patriarchs Militant, Rebekah sisters, and foreign jurisdictions.

Odd Fellows Campbell Crattancona Astmpbeil Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fallows Sovereign Grand Lodge Odd Fellowship Europe God Kansas Patriarchs Sisters of the Rebekun Odd Rebekah

Fractured Local News Highlighting Robberies and Courts

Topeka youths roped into a liquor heist at Stansfield's drug store on 632 Kansas Avenue. Nicholson and Wolff confessed. Pier and Stenman linked. break in used a screen and door panes. Sheriff’s officers pursued. a rapid chase on Fourth Street ended with a bridge capture assisted by a stranger. Additional items note Finnie vs Richardson clash at Senta Fe shops and a Pullman warrants case. St Louis opens Planter’s Hotel worth over 2 million dollars.

Topeka Stansfleid Kan‘Sas Avenue Jud” Nicholson Johnny Wolff Guy Pier Julia Stenman Nicholson Wolf Poaiemsu Allen Buliaeield Kaneas aVente Sheriff's Office Bareee Sheets Tom and de Wilkerson Arthur Wellman Nicholaun, Wolff, Tier Leo Ward Weserape Wolff Ton Offenay Pier Stenna Sherif Burdee Tie Brother Fourth Street Jevison Street Rock Island Friday Stenman Lil” Tuck

Ask Jones to Resign Over Move to Populists

A sharp critique urges Speaker Jones to resign after his abrupt switch to the populist faction. The opposition argues the alliance compromises governance and public trust, calling for accountability and new leadership to restore stable policy direction.

Republican Party Seeks Nevada Senator Jones Resignation

Nevada Republicans demand Senator John P. Jones resign his United States Senate seat after he switched to the Populists. A lengthy letter from state GOP leaders objects to his party departure, cites fidelity to silver, and urges immediate resignation before March 4, 1591 term.

Cansox Nev John P. Jones Nevada Republican State Central Committee United States Republican Party Hhe Senate Sumner Schurz Trutbull Furnih Republicas Party of Republican Party of

Wayward bicycle costs $3 in sidewalk mishap

Frank Campbell tried to ride down West Fifth Street and lost his pedals. He attempted to fall off near the livery stable but the wheel struck Mrs. Johnson, bruising her, as Mr. Johnson expressed indignation. Frank paid a $3 fine to teach him to keep off the sidewalk. Charlie Molliday observed a political note about the secretary of legation appointment to Japan. Mexico celebrated its independence with a military display and congress session, Diaz’s message read.

Frank Campbel Frank West Fifth Street Kueas Avenue Wa Johnson Mrs. Johnson Mr. Johnson Charlie Molliday Legation Washington Charles K. Holliday Japan Holliday Venezuela Martin Gurman Chatile

McKinley Set to Speak in Topeka Kansas City Era

Governor William McKinley of Ohio plans a Kansas visit and to speak in Topeka on October 2 or 4 мест. The Republican state committee debates venues with Hutchinson and Topeka rail access promises. Major Morrill relays McKinley’s preference for Topeka as the better audience, while Lincoln Neb. appears as an alternative stop.

Topeks Setober William McKinley Olja Kansas Topeka McKinbey Banus Republican State Central Committee Major Morrill State Central Committon McKinley Pisano Mowarne Bristow Major McKinley Hutchinson Ohio Lincoln Neb Hutchingan Topeka iHutchinson

Lawrence firm wins bid for Santa Fe Hospital contract

Cox & Jack of Lawrence bid 58 000 for Santa Fe hospital building in thin city. Nine bids opened. lowest accepted upon bonds and contract signing. Five story sandstone and brick structure to house 120 patients with three surgeons, heated by fan system. Planned completion by June 1, 1899 following 15 years of planning by Dr Hogeboom and architect J W Perkins.

Cox & Jack WI Santa Pe Hospital Sante Pe Thin City J. J. Brey Pons Hugebaum W. TL Hamilton Eibyes Cox & Jack of Lawrence Bowers & Martineau Cuthbert & Sargent Jeney Begasti Chua OU. Holcratt M. Hoery Henry Heilderman Snd J Betts and McArthur Bros Chicago Arizxons Hogeboom J. W. Perkins Topeka

Highland Amateurs Produce Kathleen Mavourneon Crowned

Highland Pek held a Saturday school event presenting Kathleen Mavourneon. Proceeds funded an organ for the schoolhouse. Participants included Will Barry, Charlee P Crawford, Cyrus Plandera, Georg Barry, Charlo Flanders, Miews Mamuile Crawford, Kite Bell Robbins, and Dollie Robbing Charles and Mamie Grawford received praise. A crowd of Topeka young men stood in the rear gallery.

Kathleen Mavourneon Highland Pek Will Barry Charlee P Crawford Cyrus Plandera Georg Barry Charlo Flanders Miews Mamuile Crawford Kite Bell Robbins Dollie Robbing Charles Mamie Grawford Topeka Amart

Peffer Denounces Martin Over Faith Broken in Washington

Senator Peffer, speaking in Columbus, denounces Senator Martin during a campaign swing. He accuses Martin of breaking faith and failing to act with shared principles, despite promising to support the party’s agenda. The remarks accompany a broader critique of Martin’s Washington record.

Peffer Ele Colben Gatona Kan Gaena Columbus Agamner Martin Tha United States John Moertin Uy Uood Ual Washington

Escaped Patient Recaptured At Insane Asylum

A violent patient named John Love escaped from the state asylum and fled by electric car into town before being overpowered and returned to the asylum. Police involvement followed as staff sought a transfer, with a bystander recognizing the man later. Kansas Wheat For Rogfeed. Kinawax, Sept 17 Norwich Milling Company ground wheat for onward purposes amid high corn prices warning potential wheat price rises.

Atete Insume John Love Fie Kansas Kinawax Norwich Milling Company

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Central Committee Owens Scott Franklin Lexington Owens Mey Returning Board Heckinridge Sight Azetee Kanfinaun Associated Vous ‘Correngendent St Moon Col Breckinrige Keuforman Breckinridge Felemls Owen Frankfort Frankett Detha Breckinridge Georgetown Socratic Herekinridge the Times Sta Breckinridge Sue Ashi 1 Wedawatar Gret+man Creckinridge Madeling Cundemn North Enid Uavivanid Massachusetts Connecticut Texas Wisconsin Ees A. Shepard Rob Stansfield Suci Finnis Finnie Richerdson Prllimanteo Warranio Cureaco Pullman Maloney Pullman Company Gibbanns St. Louis St. Lovie Holl Ap Jones Mexico City Congress Diaz M’kinley Lawrence Firm Highland Amateurs
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