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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1898
Page
5
Nebraskans at the state convention clash over a platform that defends conservatism and peace terms while criticizing prior leaders. Delegates vote on resolutions and challenge party leadership as reforms and unity are discussed amid factions.
A long garbled report outlines a convention plan titled Retail Butchers New Mayen Cors Atte 1. It lists organizers and locations including Burlington Loven Omaha and Ver secretary, with events scheduled in August and September and a national organizer Johe WL Ente Aeht of St. Louis. The text mentions a western Nebraska area and a trip via Senta Pe Sep to Lanther, giving few clear dates or outcomes.
The President announced appointments for several Indian Service posts across territories. Names include Jomepa HL White Cyrps T. Peckham and Gewnwe We Hnyeelett, with others from South Dakota and Utah slated for agency positions and emergency roles.
The article lists elected officers including Premtient Lei Bronson and FH Taylor with a reactive committee led by T. Bransima. It notes a state tournament to be held in Heneken and details plans for membership duties, study leadership, and nursing of events.
A messy OCR sample shows real estate transfers and scattered notices. Entries mention Sampel Mathis to SoS Ott and several other transfers with varied addresses, dollar amounts, and parcel designations, followed by a lengthy damaged text and a testimonial advertisement about New Discovery for Consumption from Swift & Mondays drug store.
A quiet Wednesday evening wedding united Mr. William Rhoades and Miss Lulu Viola Hardin at the bride’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bred Wellhouse, 1025 Topeka Avenue. Rev Harlan officiated as Nora Beasley played Lohengrin Herida Chorus. attendants Mina Caille Wellhouse and Arthur Beant. Guests praised the beauty of fern decorations and the couple plans housekeeping after September 1 at 4 West Fifth Street.
Fragmented OCR notes reveal state charges and maintenance costs, including salaries and travel, with scattered figures and names. It mentions Ladies of the A.B arranging a through train to Cincinnati with round trip price and a hope for funds or support.
An Imperial court faces foreign pressures as Russia and Britain earn favor, Germany pushes to oust Yung Wing from a railway concession, and Japan negotiates with Korea over a charter and railway projects. Chinas plans include new concessions and reforms amid protests from Germany, with Korea uncovering a plot to overthrow its government and arresting foreign-influenced officials.
Empress of India reports Japan weighing reduced postage to align with penny stamp system in Fenland. Government eyeing production of cleareties to cover budget deficit, potentially raising £5 million yen. Kobe customs case verdict delays proceed. 24 convicts jailed for ten years. Also notes a French cruiser collision near Shanghai and a Mozambique night raid offshore.
A dispatch from Colonel Jlen at Menus Porto Bieu reports telegraphophones extended from Pointe Lhroush Guarana to Headatatuite of ener Eons, with further links to Guayama and General Stone’s headquarters. The message notes continued extension toward the Exdnt 10 Guanion, expanding the cable network and improving communication across the island chain.
A fragmented notice details subscription drives for a festival fund, mentions Chartox K Holliday Jr and W A L Thompson, and cites a sensational claim about a greater discovery than the Klondike gold rush. It also advertises a Santa Fe Route sale with electric fans in dining cars and a partial phone contact for participation.
A reported alley robbery last night involved Mary Marenan, recently released from the penitentiary. A man lured into an alley on Kanmen Avenue and Jackson Street identified a stranger in the city, restraining the suspect until a policeman arrived. Marenan resisted, scratched an officer, and faces several years in prison.
A man named Jensen, son of the murdered individual, appeared before Judge Dolman seeking appointment as administrator of the estate. The case centers on the discovery of a body in a water well near Stocktonville after a lengthy investigation. Local landowner Thumm Jurmon faced a small bond, and detectives later exposed the homicide details linking the victim to the buried remains.
An apparatus in the recorder’s office documents the transfer of the ride over the Stews Hver Lt Atitiisen to new ownership. Regulation and formalities cited by federal court official HP Dilon. A reorganization committee shifts control to the Chicago and Raster Grice company forming the new corporation. Revenue stamps and denominations noted in the filing reflect the transfer details.
Rudolph Shearer a German carpenter living near the Santa Fe shops faces legal action after his wife seeks a mental health declaration. Police note long standing drunken abuse and Healy history, with a probable commitment to an asylum following Probate Judge Dolman proceedings.
D. A. Kendal was elected secretary of Marshalls band to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of H. G. Lescher who has gone to Great Prtis, Mondra. Mr Kendall was selected by the executive committee.
North Topeka events include Mrs J Greenway’s visitor and Miss Ethel Koier’s retirement home visit. The Union Pacific funeral service for Dyerett A. Collins at Kinmas Avenue M I Church, with music by Shen chole, and a large floral dedication, noted. Major E B Jadwin recruited twelve men in Newton for the Third United States Volunteer Engineers, with men from Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Halifax reports relief items from the Bourgogne tragedy as officials and relatives search for bodies. W C Perry of Kansas City Isadore Feltheimer of New York and Vondreck accompany S Clay of aus. The party will go to New York with recovered photographs of rings from Bourgogne victims. Photographs and copies have been sent to US Consul General Poster and ex Judge Dillos of New York.
Weed's full orchestra may play at the Candor tonight. Kans City visit returns, several patients at Stormont hospital, including Mr. C. G. Tayman and Mr. Charles Thomas. Topeka baseball at Athletic Park Friday to Saturday. Silver Republicans meet Saturday at 3 PM with D. C. Tillots. Stars and Stripes replace Oscar Swayst pennant at county courthouse. Visiting players party planned at Vinewood. General Frey and Santa Fe staff in Chicago. Mr. Mauck and wife welcome a son. Topeka pitcher Miluke noted. Sheriff sales of real estate at courthouse Monday morning 0. Rehearsal for Karnival Knights at Bika Lodge Friday. EM Duncan returns from east. F G Brown takes temporary Santa Fe telegraph post in city. Attorney J. B. Furry recovering after tooth infection. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence McDonald announce birth of daughter. Merrie Hell Opera co to visit Topeka instead of opening here August 24. Palgos to open geakor August 2. Jack Morton arrested for drunkenness and cigar theft, to be prosecuted. Probate judge Dolman attended a misdirected wedding after hunting for an hour. Pet Stock meeting tonight at S. O. Frost’s office to organize a Pet Stock association. All fanciers invited.
G A E Cincinnati announces September encampment events with a Union Party travel offer. A round trip fare of 16.19 from Topeka via Union Party travel tablets and full information available from F A Lewis city ticket agent or id Fulton depot agent.
A Vancouver dated report quotes Dewey warning Germans of imminent war efforts. The text describes German and Spanish actions, Spanish alliances, and British and French positions, noting potential conflict and strategic moves in the Atlantic theater. He suggests imminent pressure on German forces and warns observers of looming hostilities.
Montauk water supply issue moves forward with Standard Oil Company offering four 6,000 gallon tanks for temporary use. The executive committee, led by Waltinen A Wardell, acts to install units today so water can reach the camp. Also notes condolences and local railway service details from Union Pacific and related travel info.
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