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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1898

Page

6

Kansas Volunteers Shine in San Francisco Drill Show

The San Francisco Chronicle lauds the Twentyeth Kansas volunteer regiment for three hours of advanced military drill, praising their elasticity and precision. Captains Bulllwood and Thirwood, with Major Whitman, showcased special exhibitions to roaring applause, followed by general reviews by Brigadier General Marcus P. Miller and Major General.

San Francisco Chronicle Kansas Soltier Bays Bansis San Fran Army and Navy Christian Commission Minnesota Texi- Desree California Iowa Kansae Uthe Owith Kansas Bultwood Whitman Thirwood Ny M Marcus P. Miller Geam Miller

Curtis Leavenworth Visit Aids Kansas Colored Troops

Colored volunteers engage Congressman Curtin in Leavenworth as Charles Fortis arrives to advance interests in the city. Curtis plans to brief Kansas troops, then return next week to kick off a campaign at a designated point.

Curtin

Lafayette Day Plan to Raise 250000 for Statue in Paris and Chicago

Lafayette Day proposed across all US schools to raise 250000 toward a monument for Lafayette in Paris and Chicago. President McKinley backs United States Day at the 1900 Paris Exposition with a July 4 dedication and a nationwide school program overseen by state governors and superintendents. Funds to be collected from pennies and dimes in schools, with Treasury Secretary Gage asked to be custodian and support pledged for the national effort.

Chicago Lafayette Pat Hutic America McKinley Ferdinand W. Peck Commisidhet Generals Office McKinsey United States Cornwallia Yorktown Secretary of the Treasury Gage

Burning the Dead in Spanish Camp at Santiago de Cuba

Reports from Santiago de Cuba describe the departure of Isla de Jaron and Isla de Pane with Spanish soldiers aboard. Mortality in the Spanish camp is high amid rampant disease, and bodies are cremated in open fires on funeral pyres amid ongoing prisoner embarkations. The transport Breakwater carries the Twelfth infantry, while City of Macon and Leon depart with additional units and medical supplies arrives from Tampa.

Santiago de Cuba Spain Isla de Pane Montevideo Maon Leon Michigan

Priest Suing Archbishop Over Excommunication Edict

Chicago Aug 16 The Rev Anthony Koslowe priest of All Saints Polish Catholic church seeks 1002 damages in U S circuit court against Archbishop Feehan and Cardinal for injuries from an excommunication edict promulgated June 2 The suit marks a first in the United States reporting on religious dispute and legal action against church officials

Chicago Anthony, Koztorwski All Saints Feehan

Spanish Alarm in Madrid Over Anglo Russian War Threat

Madrid reports rising Spanish fear of a possible Great Britain Russia clash. Libers advocates readying defense of inland towns and eastern strongpoints. warns three years of defending colonies may be tested again.

Madrid Great Britain Russie Bhain Angaisk Temakaya

A Gang of Scamps in Queen's Bench Division

In the fifteenth court at justice today Justice Wright heard the motion to preserve evidence in the Hooley case a bankrupt company accused of falsifying evidence. The judge noted 25,000 pounds paid to Broadley Hockey's agent and another sum via De La Warr's note. Healey disclosed further details casting doubt on the payments and their origins.

Queen's Alice

Bankrupt Repeats Claim of Gift in Earl's Presence

The bankrupt testified that Mr. Brandley of the Brunswick hotel offered him money in the Earl’s presence and that a correction of statements Hari De La Warr wished him to make was drafted there, with Mr Hooley deposing in the Earl’s presence.

Brandley Brunswick Potel Hari de la Warr Hooley

Moret Sees Spain's Man for Paris Peace Commission

Madrid dispatch notes Senor Sesiamunds Moret as a top candidate for the Paris peace commission. Once colonial minister, he outlines autonomy plans for Cuba and Puerto Rico, debates conditions for Philippines talks, and predicts weeks of negotiations with key issues including Cuban debt and Puerto Rico. He warns on opposition and Cortes timing while stressing Spain’s need for favorable terms.

New York Madrid Senor Sesiamunds Moret Spain Paris United States Cuba Porto Rico Philippines Portustanos Cubs Lkely Auguett Manila Primo de Rivera Mini Premien Sagasta Alphonso XIII Senor Sagasta

Drowned in Tennessee Cloudburst Leaves 32 Dead

Knoxville reports detail a devastating cloudburst in Hawkins County with an official toll of 32 deaths. Names of victims are listed among destroyed farms, crops damaged, and flood heights rising over twenty feet. Travel notices and railroad promotions follow within the same item.

Knoxville Tenn Hawkins Comnty Hove Win Figah Thomas Figin We. Tunnel James Coil Patience Vance Morelock John Arnot Samus Henry Fagan Fipan Bimer Remirt Une Bench Creek

Reducing the Fleet Big Ocean Steamers Return to Owners

Washington reports that many chartered auxiliaries will be returned to owners once ships can be restored after peace. Vessels like the St Paul St Louis Harvard Yale Yankee Prairie Dixia Yosemite Panther Badger and former Mor gen One and others will be retained or reassigned as needed. Naval officers debate long term use of yachts and the need for tug boats coal supplies and collier ships, with emphasis on maintaining essential support vessels for Atlantic and Pacific operations.

Washington St. Paul St. Louis Harvard New York Yale Paris Yankee el Sol el Rio Sud Venesuela Cuba Porto Hampton Roads Key West United States Solace Porto Hico Guananamo Omnes Manila Atlantic Refs Trloe St. Thomas Jamaica West Indies Commodore Bradford Lambert Point Schley Atlante Aborenda Alexandria Caesar Harnibal Justin Lebanon Leonidas Niagara Pompey Cassius Saturn Scindy Southery Sterling Hector Marcellus Intter Merrimus Pacific Nero Zafilro Admiral Dewey Hong Kong Navy Department Monterey Bradford Asiatic Honolulu Samos Guam Philippines Pacific Ocean Congress

Puerto Rico Department Adapts War Efforts in Puerto Rico

Washington Aug 168 Arrangements for a new military department in Puerto Rico echo the recent setups in Cuba. General WHE ded Soli Brooke and C.B. Tym oversee the move, with plans to strengthen defense and administration in the island. Local facilities offer dental work at reasonable prices.

Washington Pew Military Department Parto Rica Baniaso de Cuba

Lovers quarrel clears facts of Hummer case near Shores

The couple associated as Mr and Mrs Hummer were not married. Hummer, who shot Lucinds Hendricks, had a prior marriage. A mock ceremony occurred, police seek the party who performed it. Hummer faces assault with intent to kill. if Hendricks dies, charge becomes murder. Hendricks hospital condition described as improving. Parents stay at bedside. attorney engaged, no further comment.

Hummer Will Lucinds Hendricks Shores Shorey Hummer Hus

Miners Clash as Armed Deputies Guard Four Mines

Aug 14 Pana Illinois a large force of armed deputy sheriffs and special police guarded four mines as union miners gathered on highways. Some miners carried rifles and shotguns but leaders urged return to work below the scale. Operators seek to bring in black labor to fill housing shortages. violence flared with a residence attacked and Snyder driven from home. Extra police remained on hand but suspects not identified.

Pana Tib Sn Eees Cutter George Shider Springside Mins Snyder

Sending Second Volunteer Immune Regiment From Santiago

General Shafter orders the Second Volunteer Immune Regiment to leave Santiago and camp outside after reports of arms in town and lawless acts by some soldiers. The Eight Illinois Colored Volunteer Regiment is to replace them, trusted for strict discipline and order enforcement.

Santiago de Cuba Shafter Shifter Eicith Illinois Volunteer Regiment of Colored Troops

Express Company Cases Delay as Toncke Agents Face New Hearing

The Toncke express case hearings are continued to September 26 in a second delay, cited by attorney absence but believed to hinge on final law interpretations. Hetty Green’s Skye terrier arrives in Bellows Falls Vermont weighing three pounds as villagers speculate on why the billionaire’s companion is now among their sights.

Casas Toncke Express Eugene Quinton Farzo Te Snade Hetty Green New York Hettie Green Armerics Bellows Falls Mrs. Green Hetty Bellows Gnander

Laduke Convicted By Court Martial For Killing Stafford

Washington reports Private Laduke of Company 1 Second Wisconsin volunteers was convicted by court martial of murdering Private Thomas Stafford of the Thirteenth Infantry. He is sentenced to life imprisonment at Leavenworth, with transport to Leavenworth under guard. The crime occurred after a quarrel in a wine shop near Mariette, Wisconsin.

Washington War de Parimest Ponce Porto Mico Laduke Cport Stafford Leavenworth Gilmore Alex Laduke Copepany 1 Second Wisconsin Volunteers Mertietie Thomas Stafford Thirteenth Infantry Regular Army Tenes Mariette Wit Loduke

BOWLERS COMING WEST

New York bowlers plan a westward tour next season under the Greater New York Bowling club names. After Chicago games they will play in Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul St. Joseph Omaha and Denver then north to Le Salle and Portland returning via Texas Arkansas Kentucky Ohio Maryland and Pennsylvania. They expect to depart around November 15 and return April 15.

New York Greater le Sale Portland Texas Arkansas Kentucky Ohio Maryland Pennsylvania Plasy’ers

Total Rapid Transit Electric Light Company Charter Filed

A Kansas railroad and electric line venture named the Total Rapid Transit Electric Light Company filed its charter today in Allen county. The plan covers building railway lines from Tota to Moran through Rumboldt with electric grit plants and franchise rights. Capital stock is 16000 dollars with directors W. Hendricks, G. A. Berolus, W. J. Evans, J. B. Chastain, L. S. Northrup, A. W. Beck and S. S. Taylor.

Tota Rumboldt Moran Allen County Secretary of State Total Rapid Transit Electric Light Company W. & Hendricks G. A. Berolus W. J. Evans J.B. Chastain Northrup A. W. Beck Taylor

Mrs Diggs to Dallas for Populist camp meeting

Mrs Annis L Digs state librarian will leave today for Dallas Texas to address a large Populist camp meeting in progress near the city. The trip is part of the party’s campaign methods as supporters attend religious style gatherings to spread political views.

Diggs Texas Annis L. Digs Dallas Tex

Loving Cup for Admiral Dewey Shown in Cincinnati

Picca Geille club in Cincinnati presents a valuable loving cup made at Fock Wood works for Admiral Dewey and Colonel Mark Briet. Club members have informed the admiral about the cup, described as the finest article of its kind manufactured in the city.

Dewey Cincinnati Picca- Geille Club Fock- Wood Works Mark Briet

Heat Wave Reaches Peak on Kansas Avenue

The hot spell intensifies with little relief expected in the next day. Readings show 76 degrees at 6 am, 85 at 10 am, 92 at noon, 96 at 1 pm, and 100 degrees by 2 pm as recorded on Kansas Avenue.

Kansas Avenue

Market Report Notes Mixed Wheat Prospects and Northwest Rise

In a volatile session heavy rains across the west slow harvests while wheat prices show slight firmness. Minneapolis yield concerns buoyed sentiment after upticks in the northwest as traders weigh supply, with selling pressure easing but futures murky amid transport and elevator activity.

Thrusheu Liverpool Pricu Minneapolis Sree Tee Bieneree Sia

Kansas City Produce Market Report Placeholder

Kansas City produce market notes list assorted items with uncertain crop counts and assorted lot numbers. The fragment mentions butter, pink meat, oats, sheep, and receipts, but lacks coherent specifics or dates. The text reads as a damaged list of produce terms, measurements, and prices with many garbled names.

Kansas City Prine

New York Money Market and Wheat Outlook Summary

Market gossip from Wickham Commissian Co reports fluctuating prices for wheat, corn, oats and hogs with Chicago exchanges showing varied receipts. Northwestern routes note mixed car counts. prices move as reports of falls and gains emerge amid unsettled weather forecasts for city and Kansas region.

Joigetpool Omer Chicago Gana Oman LDH Liverpool Menneapolia Duluth Nisi Kansas

Lost item alert near Kansas Avenue and Madison

Fragmented local notice reports a lost item near Kansas Avenue and North Madison with a missing person or object linked to a malice charge. A reward is offered for the return to 14 Quincy Street, with details partly legible in the damaged text.

Amor Kansas Sorih Pega Concaininge Milter Pinkie Ileane Madison Topesa Quincy

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