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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1895

Page

5

Corn Carnival Triumph in Atchison Wins Praise

In Atchison the Corn Carnival drew wide acclaim for a vibrant display and community turnout. Organizers reported strong participation from residents and visitors, highlighting parade entries, themed exhibits, and entertainment that showcased local farming and craft talents.

Topeka Visitors Enjoy Corn Carnival in Atchison

Ten thousand visitors joined Atchison’s first annual Corn Carnival. Ed Howe and local officials organized rides, parades, and bands though incidents of insults and street disorder marred the event. The night concluded with a flambeau display and widespread revelry as hospitality and open taverns defined the celebration.

Domingo the Brazilian pony drives into Topeka hotel

An exhibit horse named Domingo, a small Brazilian breed three years old and about 143 pounds, was driven through the Throop Hotel yard by C H Samson. He tied to a barber chair inside, was shaved, then rode away in his carriage. The event drew attention in Topeka.

C. H. Samson Brosen Domingo Kansan Avenue Samson

White Men Pinched By Colored Disorderly Characters

Chief Wilkerson told a Journal reporter that thieving by women near the river is widespread and often goes unreported. He notes a local man who lost money in such dealings is among the few to speak out. Farmers are said to be less involved, but overall crime is believed to be extensive. The Topeka School of Physical Culture holds children’s classes Wednesdays and Saturdays alongside the usual schedule.

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Derby Winner and Topeka Occupation Tax Scandals Rise

The article notes Derby Winner fundraising in Topeka amid alleged false pretenses and cites Clyde’s occupation tax cases. J Lynch visits Concordia to test Clyde’s tax district. F H Clark, selling goods for Will and Buck, is arrested in Topeka and fined, while Clyde’s ordinance on occupations faces a district court challenge. Members of LC.O.F.ge Nu 4u confer, bestowing third degrees on Frenk Jane Smoke Little Gem cigar.

Clyde J. Lynch Concordia Tex Distret Cours F. H Clark Will & Buck Topeka

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