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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1900

Page

15

Tells of Great Excitement Among the People

A Shanghai China letter from Mrs Silver at 1531 College Avenue describes Chinese resentment toward foreigners and fears of war. It notes missionaries evacuating, Boxers reportedly using magical power, attacks on churches, and local attitudes toward foreigners amid rising tensions in 1900. The writer mentions the Nanjing viceroy Lin Kun Yi and a quiet Fourth with volunteers drilling.

J. R. Silyer College Avenue Shanghai China Silver Emma Silver Japan Josie Alfaira Tumis United States Irene Samson Star Feil Weihtin Mr. Chalfant Tall Prince Tuan Shantieng Nankin Yangatage Lin Kun Yi

Injunction Sought Against Indian Agent Interference

Otter Creek Mining company seeks a court injunction to bar Colonel Ranchett Indian agent from hindering mining operations on Kiowa Comanche reservation. Proceedings filed August 11 in Wichitan.

Wichitan Otter Creek Mining Company Kiowa-Comanche Reservation Ranchett

Hugh Alexander Nominated for District Judge at Concordia

The Populists and Democrats of the judicial district composed of Republic Washington and Cloud counties met in Concordia yesterday and nominated Hugh Alexander of Concordia for district judge.

Hugh Alexander Republic Washington Cloud Counties Concordia

Jeffries and Sharkey praise Fitzsimmons best fight ever seen

In New York on August 11 Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey visited James J. Fitzsimmons to offer congratulations. Fitzsimmons called the bout a hammer, the best I ever saw, noting he allowed Rublin to land several blows to the jaw while seeking openings. Rublin attributes exhaustion from long training as his main reason for losing, pledging a return to challenge for the world title.

Wiatt Fitzsimmons New_York Jim Jeffries Tom Sharkey Fitzsimmons Jeffries Peoneres Fitzsimmons West Sharkey Fitssimmons Tom Fitzwre Rublin

No Tour for Bryan Will Make Speeches on Special Occasions

Chicago Aug 11 William J Bryan will not undertake a broad campaign speech tour this year. He plans a limited schedule with speeches tied to special occasions only, with times and dates announced as decided. Bryan will remain in Chicago until Monday before heading to Lincoln, with possible appearances at Labor Day and civic events undecided.

Chicago William J. Bryan Hrgan Democratic National Committee Mr. Bryan Bryan Lincoln

Hobson Restless Seeks to Secure Active Service

New York dispatches report Hobson requests command of a marine detachment in China and stands ready to serve immediately. Admiral Remey cables opposition to Hobson's detailing, noting Santo can deploy for active field work and may go to Manila or Hong Kong. Hobson remains in Yokohama naval hospital with eye treatment and likely return to the United States.

China Remey New York HobSon Herald Washington Santo Maila Hong Kong Hobson Ia Naval Hospital Yokohama

Populists and Democrats Nominate Gray for Senator

The senatorial district comprising Lincoln Russell Osborne and Ellsworth counties nominated Harry Gray of Osborne for senator. J J Lai of Kibeworth county was a prior candidate but defeated in the convention. A motion to withdraw J B Dykes and Tully Scott as congress candidates failed. The convention backed appointive officers by the administration and denounced legislators in office and Attorney General Godard for enforcement in stock yards matters.

Lincoln, Russell, Osborne Ellsworth Harry Gray Osborne J. J. Lai Kibeworth J.B. Dykes Tully Scott Godard

Cable to Germany Opens from Coney Island

New York Aug 11 laying of the first telegraph cable to connect the United States directly with Germany starts today from the Commercial Cable company's station on Coney Island. Sanctions were granted by the US president and the German emperor early last year. It is expected to be ready for trans Atlantic messages soon after September 1. The cost of the cable will be 935000 pounds sterling.

Germany New York United States Coney Island

Past y Cereals Criticized By Doctor And Patient

A physician condemns pasty cereals as indigestible and stomach troubling. He notes wheat and oats cooked poorly leave a pasty mass, while Grape Nuts from Postum Cereal Co. is fully cooked, digested easily, and has relieved dyspepsia. An Evansville gentleman reports weight gain and no postmeal distress after using Grape Nuts.

Evansville Postum Cereal Co la Battle Creek Mich

Rates Cut in Half On Dawson Travel by the White Pass and Yukon R. R

In Victoria B C Aug 1 H L Gilchin says telegraph links from Atlin to the outside world will be completed by Oct 1 and a Dawson to Ft Cudahy line on the Yukon Alaskan border will be ready. The Yukon basin rail system will join British lines serving major far northern points. White Pass and Yukon Route cuts Yukon fares in half both ways on all steamers immediate. Dawson papers note preparations for Lord and Lady Milato reception.

Dawson White Pass Yukon Victoria B.C H. L. Gilchin Public Works Department Atlin Dominion Ft. Cudahy Yukon Territory Alaska Far North Waite Horse Lord Lady Milato

Talk of London Town Excludes Chinese Matters

New York dispatch reports Pretoria conspiracy to murder British officers and kidnap Lord Roberts has public interest eclipsed Chinese questions. Clubs discuss if Roberts should adopt harsher repression and confiscate property of armed burghers. Public temper may push for drastic measures to end Boer resistance.

London New York Tribune Jena Pretoria Lord Roberts

Carnegie's Views on Far East Policy and U S Mediation

Andrew Carnegie declares in a statement to the Associated Press that the United States should refrain from joining any attack on China. He argues Washington should remain neutral, avoid joint action with European powers, and let Britain, France, Germany, and others pursue their own interests while the U S stays friendly and awaits events.

London Andrew Carnegie Associated Press Far East United States Woticipate Washington China America Donger Great Britain Yang Tse Bursa Bloe

Railroads for Honduras Plans to Seek British Aid

Governor Sir David Wilson of British Honduras travels to London to obtain financial backing for a Belize to Guatemala railroad. The 100 mile line would link Belize's capital and seaport with Guatemala rail networks. Also mentioned is Marshall’s Band performing at a concert tomorrow afternoon.

Wilson England New York David Wilson London Liverpool Weoples Co Ae Honduras Belize Our Crowt Province Guatemala

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