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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1900

Page

6

Red River Flood Drowns Five As Texas Rivers Rise

Denison Texas April 1 reports show Red River rising ten feet in twenty four hours with overflow threats. Other rivers like Sulphur and Lilie booming as Texarkana notes eight foot rises and rapid increases. Eight people drowned in a traveling party near Middle Senacho River and Khowa Creek. families from Voca McCullough County among victims. San Antonio later notes floods receding but property damage will be vast.

Denison Tex Red River Oratory Red River Texarkana Carrie Lilie Presons San Antonis Tex Senacho Khowa Thon Simnes Tml Heeary Wilken Voca McCullough County Trwks Ree Wilson Santa Fe Railway Kan Gabriel Trincery Creek Ted

Lets Greenbacks Out Mew Qurrency Bill Force Circulation

Washington April currency clerks report confusion over a proposed bill forcing new currency into general circulation. The action would change how government and banks handle deposits and reserve certificates amid a broader reform debate. Meanwhile Gillette-Hercus Manufacturing of Minneapolis posts a $50,000 bond for compliance with a July convention, with strict deadlines and penalties for delays.

Washington Gidrien Teay United States Manon Heranfier Voontine Albert Theas

Snow storm delays trains as plows work hard

Snow plows busy across Santa Fe and Rock Island regions as a western storm hits Colorado. Dodge City reports a foot of snow, with heavier drifts near Bovina and Fingter. Several trains delayed, Topeka service annulled, but overall few delays beyond eight hours. Weather affects eastern Colorado near Kansas line and southern divisions see two to four hour delays. This late year storm disrupts business and travel for many years.

Santa Fe Rock Island Has Colorado Dodge City Ann Liberal Pratt Colorade Kansas Line Bovina Fingter Colo Topeka Raymond and Whitcomb Onlne Aten Old Ui

Mrs Dewey Leaves Catholic Church for Episcopal Faith

Washington report says Mrs Dewey has severed ties with the Roman Catholic church and will attend the Episcopal church with Admiral Dewey. The admiral confirmed the move but avoided detailing motives, noting he dislikes public discussion of his wife’s faith. The change disrupts St Paul’s Catholic pews and shifts Mrs Dewey’s attendance to Episcopal or other churches, amid wide talk in national capital.

Washington Sts Dewey Tereafter Admiral Dewey St. Paul's Church Haute Dewey Tae Ohio St Paul's Mra Dewey Sines Junta Lise Bosindink Pwrentais Fplasspal Pro-Enetwaral Honounalien Pares Jean

Death of Col J B Litford noted in Texas dispatch

San Antonio April 11 A dispatch to the Express reports the death of Col J B Litford a notable Texas figure long associated with the state and a veteran of the Union Civil War He was known as a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln and played a key role in Texas colonization efforts and farming ventures in his later years

San Antonio Texas the Express Col J.B. Litford Donne Hess Col Litford Tilnu Abraham Linco

Men of Millions Take Jobs at Marshall Field Building

Twelve wealthy looking men in spotless overalls entered the Marshall Field building to fill plumber roles during a strike. They volunteered to replace strikers, with names like M. J. Carboy and Thomas Confine noted as multimillionaires, while guards and police kept outsiders away.

Chicago Ue Marshall Field Baggot & Co M. J. Carboy Thomas Confin Paul Radleski Prank Falk Charles’terbert Alexander Watson Beral Warrini Unding Chitage Bagcott & Co Marshall Sield Unione Phimbleg Raggatt Plent

Governor to Preach at Seabrook Congregational Church

Governor Stanley will deliver the sermon at Seabrook Congregational Church Sunday evening May and will fill the pulpit in the absence of Pastor Rev. Mr Lee There will be good music to complete the service.

Seabrook Church Stanley Seabrook Lee

Paderewski Refuses Sacramento Appearance After Poor Sales

Paderewski refused to perform in Sacramento after only 12 seats sold with 72 purchased by outsiders. Opera house manager kept the plane and rent, $250, until his manager settled the bills and the instrument was retocked.

Cal Sacramento Paterewski Mieke Opera House Paderewsi

Britain’s Agent Secures 16,000 Horses for Transvaal War

An English agent has contracted with firms in St Toul Kansas City and Des Moines for 16,000 horses to be used in the Transvaal. The animals will be shipped from New Orleans as soon as secured.

England Kansas Missouri New York Great Britain St Toul Kansas City Des Moines Transvaal New Orleans

Plans His Own Funeral In Ohio Man Buys Coffin And Lot

Sieron Ohio April 11 Captain Josiah J. Wright Civil War veteran has completed funeral plans. Despite health, he wishes to spare friends trouble by arranging his burial. He bought four plain caskets a plot in Glendale Cemetery and engaged Reverend J J Davies to preach the sermon.

Ohio Sieron Josiah J. Wricht Fust Beth Glendale J. J. Davies

Pastor Under A Cloud In Ubis City After Improper Conduct Allegations

In Louisville April 11 Rev E Opseh pastor of Third German Methodist church of Ubis city resigned and fled with his family amid charges of improper conduct toward female congregants. The wealthy church had long been influential. rumors of a damaging diary circulated, while Newark results show Mayor James A Seymour reelected and Republicans gaining control of aldermen and school trustees.

Louisville E.opseh Third German Methodist Church Ubis City Cincinnat Charles Konsech Greenville Ottlo Wile Church Newark N. J James A. Seymour ICH Board of Education Bone Te A Basin

Enforced liquor law debated in city meeting

Mayor Drew and officials argued to tighten controls on saloons and disorderly houses. Police chief Ramsey promised action with new officers and raids, targeting Turner Hall and other downtown joints. The mayor pledged to enforce the law and reshuffle the police if needed to curb violations.

Dimeutty Ramsey Uway Drew Gilmore Turner Hall Ladey Lam Strake Jofnta Heer Tam Kan- Bas Kavens City Bille Mt Leavenworth

Heery on the Stand in Parsons Asylum Case

The district court adjourned without finishing the injunction bid. Heery admitted resigning from the board of public works in June 1897 to pursue contracts. Witnesses described land transfers and questioned whether the board of charities supervised work. Prosecution argued the resignations and actions were improper. briefs to follow and a decision due in days.

Parsons’ Asylum State Journal John Seaton Michael Heery Board of Public Works Seaton Heery Coleman Beery Miller Stair Board of Chasitiens Tpeka Reform School Ke Vincent Board of Charities Topeka Deaf and Dumb School Cader State Board of Charities Board of Public Storks Nin Stevens Grant Hornaday Parsons Asylum Haxen District Court Iain Seaton Public Works Getlag Io Parsons Cole

Weather storms sweep vast western wheat belt

All across the west and southwest including Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa Indiana and Ohio a wave of rain and new storms brought temperatures about 16 degrees below normal. Denver reports 15 degrees above as a contrast while the weather bureau notes storms will continue across the wheat belt in the coming period.

Chicago Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa Hlinets Indiana Ohi Wheat Belt Denver States Weather Bureau

Weather reports of western floods and frost up to Texas

Weather bureau officials describe widespread washouts and swollen streams across the west and Austin area. Frost will extend tonight as far south as the Rio Grande basin, with railroads reporting no serious trouble yet while minor washouts appear.

Austin, Texan Weather Bureau Hilo

Chicago Grain Markets See Mixed Moves Amid Weather Pressures

The April government grain report lowered wheat prospects while cold southern weather kept buyers cautious. Corn stayed active but weak later as wheat length and hedging dominated, with May futures drifting around key levels. Provisions were quiet and easier on abundant hog receipts and weaker yard prices.

Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Itgsc Aiec Mayrite

Livestock Market Report Sparks and Receipts

Receipts today show cattle hogs and sheep with steady to lower market signals. Mixed and heavy steers top receipts around 82.00 while hogs and sheep pricing trend varies with regional demand and seasonal shifts. Market notes include Texas stores and western cattle prices, plus Kansas City and Topeka prices and supply figures.

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Easter Bonnets Deployment Sparks Department Leak Fear

A vague note hints at an Easter bonnets deployment and a department leak threat. The fragment suggests internal exposure risks and possible security concerns, urging caution and inspection of procedures within the department.

Money Market Report from New York and Topeka Grain Merchant

The item lists New York Money Market rates, currency notes, and sterling exchange with references to heavy activity at Lavlitis and Hews. It cites a grain receiver shipper J. C Goings of Topeka Kansas, with figures and prices including 448 dollars and a range of prices for notes and bills.

New York Sterling Exchange Beni Steshille Slemand Coun J. C Goings East Witch Street Topeka, Kan

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