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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1897
Page
8
Navy ships and Honolulu mail service shift noted
Secretary Long announces no consequence to the Philadelphia movement to Hawaii while the Atlantic fleet plans a station upgrade. The Philadelphia is to relieve the Marion, with repairs needed on the former flagship. The move signals projected standards and Samoa strategy, plus brief travel ad from the Santa Fe line.
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Philadelphia
Hawaii
Washington
Long
Honoluh
State Department
Naval Department
Philadelphaia
Marion
Secretary of the Navy
Honolulu
United States
Baltimore
Samoa
Farmers Trust Revived In Toledo The Agricultural National Protective association plans strict county and district boards to control farm market outputs next year
A Toledo report describes a revived farmers trust organized in the United States. P F Brown of Johnstown Pa as a national organizer met with lawmakers including ex Representative Charles P Griffin and Jonas Stanberry who heads the Ohio section. The group operates under New Jersey incorporation with federated state, district, and county boards. The plan aims to withhold selling farm products generally until 1808 when county stores would hold all produce under county boards and shipments would be allotted by state and national directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Toledo
Farmers’ Trust
P. F. Brown
Johnstown
Jefferson House
Columbus
Charles P. Griffin
Jonas Stanberry
Lancaster
New Jersey
Agricultural National Protective Association
Supreme Ody
Couity Board of Directors
Mas Orier
Electric Bit tera touted as tonic for elderly ailments
An 19th century drug advertisement promotes Electric Bit tera as a non alcoholic tonic aiding digestion and bowel and kidney function for older adults. It claims mild stomach effect, strengthens organs, and improves energy. Sold for $1 a bottle at J K Jones' drug store, Fifth Street and Canse Avenue California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Jones’ Drug Store
Fifth Street
Canses Avenue
Joints Threatened as Temperance Committee Presses Action
The Topeka temperance committee mobilizes to force County Attorney Jetmore to pursue liquor-law violations. Subpoenas are served, and plans consider seeking an assistant attorney general or removing Jetmore if he fails to proceed. Debate and tempers rise as the effort to curb joints intensifies.
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Jetmore
Supreme Court
Sutlenen
Bim
Jetmbre
Tame Penance Societies
Selmore
Topeka
Kansas
J. W. Gived
Flhh
Foster
J. . Larimer
A. 2. Vance
Boyle
Shawnee
MidJetmore
Foluust
State Treasurer Pe terson reports near bankruptcy in monthly balance
In Madison Wisconsin on April 3 the monthly statement of State Treasurer Peterson shows a large deficit with receipts about 120000 and disbursements around 575000 for the month. The balance available is about 60000, but 147000 owed to trust funds and the Wisconsin Central Railroad debt of 67000 push the apparent deficit toward 21. Wages rise at Politan Iron and Land Company in Michigan. E Hughes offers installment goods in Topeka with low prices and easy terms.
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Madison
Wis
Peterson
Wisconsin Central Railroad
E. Hughes
Topeka
Sane in Chattahooche: steamship sinks near Columbia Georgia
The steamship of the Independent line sank in the Chattahoochee River near Columbia Georgia at midnight. Five persons are reported drowned or missing. Cause was a drift strike to hull and inability to reach shore. Randolph Truesell, son of Congressman Benjamin Russell, survived by swimming ashore. A second large steamer City of Columbus had sunk earlier this week near Smith's Point, Alabama, after pilot blinded by grit from furnaces. Cargo, mainly flour, and property valued at about $20,000 were lost.
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Eas
Independent Line
Chattahoocha River
Coumbia
Waterbury
Randolph Truesell
Benjamin Russell
Hambridge
Chattahooche
City of Columbus
Smith's Point
Columbia
Columbus
Appalachicola
Fla
Army brass reshuffle as generals retire and move
Washington April 3 Secretary Alger issues orders shaping a wide reallocation of command. Major General Thomas H. Russer placed on retirement list while promotions and transfers touch the departments of the East Missouri Dakota and Colorado. Brigadier General Wheaton to major general. Otis to Colorado. Brooke to major general. Coppinger in Dakota, Shatter to fill brigadier slot.
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Washington
Alger
Thomas Ho Rusér
Department of the Cast
New York
Moe
Bimjor
Wesley Merritt
Department of the Missouri
Department of the East
John R. Brooks
Department of Dakota
Frank Wheaton
Department of the Colora
St. Paul
Coppinger
Shatter
Wheaton
Denver
E. 5. Otis
Department of Columbia
Vancouver Barracks
Brooke
Young Murderers Hung for French Robbery in Indiana
The Blane brothers, Alexis and Ernest, executed in Lafayette Indiana after confessing to the murder of merchant Simon Regnaud of Scott Louisiana. They aged under 20, educated in France, previously traveled through New Orleans and Europe before plotting the Beenaud robbery to steal about three thousand dollars. They murdered Regnaud during a storming of his room, tied him, and killed him as they forced him to open his safe. The execution drew about 3,000 spectators with no disorder.
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Lafayette
Ind
Blane Brothers
Alexis
Ernest Blane
Simon Regnaud
Scott
Francs
Paris
Jesse Jamer
Beenaud
Regnaud
Pele
New Orleans
Europe
Apa
Carnegie Sued Over Harvey Steel Process Patent
In Pittsburgh on April with Newark NJ based Harvey Steel Company filing suit in the United States circuit court alleging Carnegie Steel infringed the Harvey process for hardening steel used in armor plate at the Homestead plant. An injunction and accounting for alleged sales are sought. The case involves thousands of dollars though exact sums are not stated.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
United States
Harvey Steel Company
Newark
Carnegie Company
Harvey
Thi Homestead
Senator Hanna weary of seekers in Washington
Senator Hanna complained of being besieged by office-seekers while relaxing in the dentist chair. A resident of Alton IL, A Inveen, suffered sciatic rheumatism for months and found relief after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. The remedy is offered publicly by request.
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Washington, D. C
Hanna Ly Mill
A. Inveen
Henry St
Alton
Chamberlain
Drugguta
Whinley Will Surely Go to Dedication Memorial
Washington April 2 President will attend the Grant memorial dedication in Riverside park New York despite incomplete plans A special train is arranged likely leaving the 27th The entire cabinet foreign ambassadors diplomatic corps and many senators and representatives will join the party May 20 invitations issued for Decoration Day services in Philadelphia and Missouri but choice awaits final decision
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Washington
New York
Grant
Riverside Park
Diplomatic Corps
Senate
House
McKinney
Philadelphia
Missouri
Austin man travels to Springfield to die by asphyxiation
Parker Levi, 28, of Austin Texas, traveled to Springfield to commit suicide by gas, dying in the home of his cousin W. W. Moffenberger. Levi, who had not seen relatives for years, was found in the room with the gas supply on. Bodies to be returned to Austin for burial.
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Texas
Austin
Springfield
Springfeld
Parker Levi
Pex
W. W
Moffenberger
Hypnotist buries man alive in Ohio crowd watches
A man named Douglass ML Rees was hypnotized by a magician in Chillicothe Ohio. He was placed in a coffin at a city park and buried as a large crowd watched. He will be dug up tonight after remaining in the ground for several hours. The event was staged as dramatic interment with a hearse and a long procession.
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Douglass ML Rees
Snes Oft Park
Ve. Rees
Rees
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