Return of Anderson and Local Happenings in Topeka
Major Anderson comes back from the G A R encampment at Hilleburg. Six bricklayers work on the wall of a new woolen mill at Oakland. Ex Mayor R L Cofran returns from a week in the southern state. A search warrant would not reach some new Jefferson Street sidewalks. Win Carew, once of Topeka, died at Farmer City Illinois at age 1. F D McCullum takes charge at the National hotel in Topeka amid praise. Mr T F Dennis of the pension bureau visits and is detailed as special examiner with H A Ein, covering Shawnee, Osage, Jackson, Potawatomi, Marshall and Nemaha counties.
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Major Anderson
Hilleburg
Oakland
R L Cofran
Jefferson Shrest
Flint
Crave
Win. Carew
Topeka
Shawnee
Os Wabsunrse
Jacksuc
Pottaweteint Bley
Marssall
Nemahe
First Day of Topeka Public Schools Opens in 1804-95
The Topeka public schools started for the 1804-95 term with enrollment matching or exceeding last year. Graded attendance totals around 380 with notable high school interest, new diplomas from country districts, and modest disruptions. Fire drill praise, vaccination mandates, and shifts due to closures at Liberty and Douglas schools outlined. Parkdale reports minor misbehavior.
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Topeka
Harrison School
J. L. Williams
Culver
Parkdale
Sampson
Atamyp
Liberty School
Ghielmarth
Branser
Douglas School
Davidson
Publc
Leavyenworth
Lincoln
Penne
Grant
Lane
Quincy
Maidizon
Branner
Liberty
Washington
Garfield
Myoroe
van Buren
Jackson
Polk
Huclid
Lowman Hill
Clay
Sumner
Douglas
Harr
Elkins May Run for Senate in West Virginia
World telegraph notes Secretary of War Elkins at the Holland house saying he might run for the U S Senate from West Virginia. He surmises the next legislature’s party balance but vows to push to make it Republican. He predicts tariff debate could shake West Virginia politics if Democracy free trade policy prevails. General Miles to be transferred to Governors inland upon General Howard’s retirement in November with Ruger to succeed Miles as major general in Missouri department. Silver Leaf vinegar advertised as best for table and pickling with price cue.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Kansas
America
United States
Kansas Ave
Auerbach & Guettel
Cas Palate ClothingCo
anQtann
Nw Youn
Elkins
Holland House
United States Senate
West Virginia
Wilson
West Virgals
Boe
Noleon A. Miles
Howard
Ruger
Miles
Minoouri
Clark
T. B. Sweet
J. B. Thomas Hase
Baptist Church
Amell
Nick Childe
Ksoe
District Court
North Topeka Mills
Iy Orphane
Trades Assembly
Ronleit Spencer
New Palace
B. Aldurnon
Presbyterian Church
Nanhatten
George
J. B. Larimer
Social Reforma
Cru
Ninde Chautenquacirelo
First Methodist Church
Caine
Orrin Crawford
the Mawre
Crawford
County Ofces
W. EF. Lawson
Mexico
Wwe Americas Colony
Wind
Gull & Ingalls” Law
Willow
Campaige
The
Musen
Rar
Charley McCabe
Missouri Pacific
Richland Tomierrow
I O'S Lock
Kansas Medical College
Twelfth
Tyler
Law Court House
J. W. Eslall
T. A. McNeal
Casa
A. Thurston
Oakinod Presbyterian Church
Topeke Hardware
Deater
Elizabeth Lyle Saxon
Donver
First Congregational Church
Womens’ Kerley League
Perry
J. Furry
Albert Watkins
T. B. Mills
New Mexico
Congress
Topekes
J.B. E. Wiegant
Leavenworth
Hiansine
A. McPhersai
Debate Over Free Passes Rocks State Convention
At Atmany September 17 the convention adopted an amendment barring state and judicial officials from accepting passes. Debates centered on whether railroad officers should name pass recipients and penalties for accepting passes. Amendments proposing harsher punishments failed. the core ban passed 96 to 44 with further discussions on implementation and related provisions.
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Jo Cosely
Cassidy
Kellogg
Powell
C B McLaughlin
Nicoll
Chnate
Hoot
Green
Griswold
John Bigeflow
New York City
Delancey Nicell
Dem
Presideéent
Choate
Mgr. Nicoll
Aoherein
Chouto
Confidence Woman Begs Wheat In Hodgemas County
A roaming woman from Hodgemas county travels southwest of McMheron County begging for seed wheat for a family in want. She travels with a child in a spring wagon drawn by two mules, gathers contributions, then hauls the load to town and sells it.
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McMheron County
McPaeracm
Hodgemas County
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Kennady
D. Holmes
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the Convention
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