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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1898

Page

3

Santa Fe Plans Mojave to Bakersfield Rail Link via Walker Pass

Santa Fe officials indicate a Mojave to Bakersfield connection via Walker Pass and Kern River canyon, aims to join with the San Joaquin Valley line. Chief engineer James Dun has surveyed California routes, with tramps being pursued in Arkansas City and earnings for March rising to 960.45 dollars, nine months to end March totaling 5 425 001 dollars.

San Francisco Santa Fe Railroad Company Mojave Bakérsd San Joequin Valley Railroad James Dun Santa Fe Santa Fe Pacific Johannesburg Walker Pans Canyon Kern River Bakersfield Arkansas City Santa Fespect Sistem Etta McGoniste Sadie Fatrney Nickerson T. D. Swain Emporia Roush Ross Whiteside Dodge City Isert Matthews Engineer Krettmler Newton Yards

Snapshot News Briefs From Topeka and Beyond

The column lists varied items from Topeka and nearby: doctors, travelers, and officials returning home. theater plans for Pudd’hhead Wilson and Remember the Maine. local infrastructure repairs on Fifth Street. military mobilization chatter and volunteers. public notices on jails, elevators, and cinders. and colorful notes about actors, publishers, and interpreters.

HK L Ive Migs St. Louis Pudd'hhead Wilson Crawford Theater Steele Feros Topeka Fifth Street Black Santa Fe Chicago Webby McNatl

Washburn to Meet Nebraska Here Saturday

The University of Nebraska baseball team will host Washburn in Lincoln on Saturday. Nebraska prides itself on having a regular baseball coach and fast play. Left fielder Splinter Rhen, though only 108 pounds, is touted as the team’s best batter. Washburn’s Kennedy, the regular pitcher, is rounding into form as they practice for the game.

University of Nebraska Washburn Nebraska Rhen Kennedy Lincoln

Johns Hopkins Students Enlist Baltimore April 27

Johns Hopkins University President Gilman says students may take leaves of absence without academic penalty if they enlist. A company of fifty men formed soon after the note. Advertisements tout Herbine as a health restorer and Buckeye Ointment for piles.

Johns Hopkins Baltimore Gilman Johns Hopkins University

National Guard Praised as Government Reserve

Local Kansas National Guard members and others praise Governor Tanner for giving guard and its officers priority for appointments. They stress decades of service and personal costs, argue guardsmen are well qualified and ready to fight, and warn sidelining them could ruin state militia morale and future mobilization.

Sistant Warry Tone Tim Donovan Odd Fellows D. C Kansas Topeka Tne Porter Cook District Court State House W. T. Tipton State Penitentiary State Central Committee Court House George Rising State University Harry Safford Anna. Held Crawford Theater Freddie Gebhart W. L. Brown Crand Odd Fellows of Kansas Brown Rebecca Leon Bullier Leedy Cuba Bul- Mer Coxey Army San Francisco Washington Kansas Naonal Guard Tanner Lnoss Guard Kansas National Guard Lockwood Topeks Fort Logan National Guards Regular Army National Guard

Troops Pass Through Topeka From Fort Duchesne Utah

Ninth Cavalry troops B and F colored from Fort Duchesne Utah marched through Topeka after Santa Fe journey under Capt Wright. They described frontier life, spoke of Utes as a harsh tribe, received gifts and lunches, and noted champagne and beer gifts. Two young colored men enlisted from Topeka. local recruiters discussed future front lines and possible second call.

Out West Pass Ninth Cavalry Fort Duchesne Utah Topeka Santa Fe Wright United States Army United States Colorado Kansas Capt. Wright Kansas City

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