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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1899

Page

5

Social notes mark Topeka gathering and visits across town

A Topeka social scene unfolds with Miss Shay of Emporia honored at a modest gathering on her street featuring palm decorations and refreshments. Attendees include Migs Shay, Sam Raceey, Milas Eveily Hagar, Mira Hattie Ebricht, Miss Rose Davis, and numerous others. writing prompts and a drawing contest highlight the evening. Also noted are visits to Topeka, Des Moines, and Colorado, with plans for upcoming events and guest appearances.

Stee Walsh Mies Shay Emporia Migs Shay Yea Sam Raceey Milas Eveily Hagar Mira Hattie Ebricht Mise Rose Davis Anna Marie Walsh Malcolm Warren Cheney Br. Mo~ Laughil Roger van Hook Harry Guyitt George Barry JM Fulche

Fete at Crawford’s Opera House Ends In Draw After Riots and Bouts

A chaotic theater scene unfolds as policemen escort actors and spectators from Crawford’s Opera House. A staged boxing match degenerates into a brawl with a belted assailant, a broken plan, and a drawn result after multiple rounds. Performers, including Prof Kelly and Fred Austin, clash in the ring while the gallery boos and rioting color guards are deployed.

Costs Of County Prosecution For Liquor And Other Crimes

A historical note details the financial burden on the county for criminal prosecutions, highlighting costs per case and overall expenditures. It cites liquor cases, other crimes, and total convictions, noting average expenses and who covers legal fees.

Kanaan Ylns Uke

Boxers at Crawford’s Opera House In Topeka

A crowd gathered at Crawford's Opera House in Topeka to watch aspiring pugilists stage athletic exhibitions. Chief of Police Ramsey hurried to the police station amid a rush of activity suggesting something amiss.

Topeka Crawford's Opera House Pugs Tre Ramsey Poliice Bis

Peaceful advance hoped in Santo Domingo crisis

A Havana to New York cable reports near Monte Christi clashes between government forces and insurgents in Santo Domingo. Rebels were dispersed and some captured, suggesting the revolt lacks organization. Interior reports say quiet continues. a plaza demonstration against the government occurred during national holiday celebrations.

San Domingo New York Ban Domingo Monte Christi Iwis Interlor Plaza Colon Soveca

Yaquis Defeated as Mexican Troops Victory Reported

Special dispatch from Guaymas says Yaquis were driven from Racem to Turan region. government forces occupy Viegm and Cusets Alta while rebels build earthworks and mount strong resistance. Advices claim federal troops routed a large Yaqui force near Turay, with many rebels killed.

Turan Chicago Lille ‘Downes

Fought for the Flag in Manila July 4 1898

A Manila July Fourth incident on Cuartel de Expand parade grounds involved Filipino participants from the State Journal team and soldiers. An investigation traced a dispute over ownership of a property tied to a boy linked to an alleged gang, with intense attention from soldiers and conflicting accounts.

Manila Ee Falter State Journal Cuartel de Expand Youles Jean Bag Suldlern Hnaller Poe

Godard Promises No Prosecution of Trust Promoters

The Attorney General says he will not pursue prosecutions of trust promoters despite previous plans to use weekly evidence to press cases. He cites lack of clear benefits to Kansans and argues competition in trade should come from allowing a standard company to enter the market. He laments unreceived plans from way-badly and criticizes political influence on policy.

Godard Kansan Siippe Nat Takaula Grive Corr Tine Bluce Bentive Basiness Karsen Wita Companiiet Eis Herve Ipeion Setae

Mitchell's Record in Florences Military Work

Sergeant R Boncom of Florence appears on the governor's list of appointments for a secretary of war post in the new volunteers. Mr Mitchell leads the state agricultural college corps, shaping an efficient unit. He joined the war remnant for Spain and has trained men noted for readiness. If no commission is awarded, he will continue directing the college military department.

Rboncom Florence Regimenta of Volunteers Mitchell State Agricultural College Massageriont of Tesulur Artoy Mitchell Tok Etuige Spain Mitshell

Moturman’s Fault at Bridgeport Verdict Blames Trolley Driver

A Bridgeport jury finds the trolley wreck at Peck’s Toll post August caused 30 deaths due to criminal carelessness by the motorman Geura W. Hamilton and faults Shelton Depot Railway for negligence. The panel urges a special session to consider protective laws for travelers and pedestrians.

Bridgeport Shelton Peck's Tall Post Geura Harnliten Shelton Eepot

Card of Thanks for Support During Illness and Death

To the many kind friends and neighbors who so sympathetically assisted us during the sickness and death of our little son Eugene we extend our sincere thanks. A P Spiteo. Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam promoted as safe remedy for diarrhoea and flux. Squty Pharmacy, Ta Kansas avenue.

Eugene A P. Spiteo Squty Pharmacy Kansas Avenue

Topekа Social Reform Union Meeting Highlights Reform Drive

An evening gathering at the old court house featured Rev W D P Bites of Alhambra California as principal speaker discussing the need for social reform education and a non partisan union. Speakers Thomas E Will J W Breidenthal and Annie L Diggs outlined education efforts including teaching correspondence extension research and public publication to reach a broad audience.

Topeka Social Reform Union Old Court Show W. D. P. Bites Alhambre California Social Reform Union Thomas E. Will J. W. Breidenthal Annie L. Dl T. J. Maxwell Topeks Union Greer Dr. Blies Social Reform Party Police Thomas B. Will College of Social Sciences Phe Opticieation Tila J. W. Breidesthal Salvatoria Annie IL Diggs

Trolley Line Proposal Links Topeka And Lawrence

Lawrence meeting discusses Leavenworth Construction Co plan to buy Lawrence street railway and build a connecting trolley line to Topeka. Officials consider sharing costs, potential routes near Carbondale road, with committees appointed to pursue stock and construction details.

National Encampment Tickets Sell for Philadelphia Trip

G A BR National Encampment low rate tickets to Philadelphia will be sold Sept 1 for 24 20 and ath. from St Louis via Van dalia Pennsylvania. Short Lines offer fast trains via Be rade Mo. Attend the ice cream social and cake walk hosted by the Home Forum at their hall Hansas avenue. Admission ten cents.

G. A BR Philadelphia G. A. BH Vandalia Pennsylvania St. Louis JM. Cheshror AG. Phere Rade Mo Hansas Avenue

Season of Crawford theater listings fills eight decades old era

The Crawford theater in the city has booked eighty attractions to date with more to come in the next ninety days. The season opens August 26 with Ben Haricks in A Genuine Gentleman, with September showing limited bookings including James Mackie in Grimes Cellar Door and A Bachelor's Honeymoon. Other notable acts include Zaza with Leslie Carter, Arizona now running in Chicago, Brown's In Town, the Jefferson Comedy Company, The Little Minister, Why Smith Left Home, What Happened to Jones, and several Hoyt farces. Opera companies are not booked this year though stars like Alice Nielsen and Frank Daniels may have new operas. DeWolf Hopper may stay in London. The Bostonians plan a Pacific coast trip but have no booking yet. Remaining acts feature Hedetracked, Town Tables Herman, The Greet Company, Natural Gas, The Wheel of Fortune, The White Slave, The Musketeer, The Teal Widow Brown, Yon Yonson, The Predixal Father, and many others including minstrel troupes and burlesque shows.

Crawford Theater Ben Hen Aricks James Mackie Grimes Grand Opera Zaza Mra Leslie Jefferson Comedy Company Joe Jefferson Smith Jones Hoyt New York West Alice Neilson Francis Wilson Frank Daniels Finnigan Paul Gilmore Clara Thropp Alabama Kline Levitt True Jamen Sweeney Amvdo Mis~stresa Sine, Fin the Alrehip Yon Yonson Brown Clarence Ashy E Stock Company Glad Hand Richard & Pringle Joe Simpkins Charma Paul Kauvar Santley al Martin Uncle Tom's Cabin Company Eva Scotch Minstrels Mrs. O'Shanneesey Gilmore Stetson Uncle Tom‘s Cabin Company Gunkell Hassen Ben AY Lewis Morri Faust Gla Seth Haskins Kentucky Murray & Mack Willam & Walker Blick Patt Great Northwest Sousa Maryland Plaster of Parts Maine Joseph Murphy Chill Barlow Brothers’ Minstrels Haye

Dewey Sets Date for Parade in New York

New York on August 17 Gen Butterfield read a cable from Admiral Dewey that confirms the plan for the celebration without a Washington stop. The message dated August 15 from Leghorn says Dewey will report to Lower Bay on Friday September 29 and parade Saturday morning.

New York Gen. Butterfield Admiral Dewey Washington

Officers Selected for New Regiments in Washington Dispatch

Washington reports the colonels and lieutenant colonels for the new regiments are announced. Names include George S. Andreao, I. Bullard, F. A. Goodwin, J. C. Richmond, J. M. Thompson, Aryth Murray, E. J. McClernand, J. Dorst, WS. Schuyler, Walter Howe, and others. The regiments to be organized under earlier general instructions, with two options for some lieutenant colonels and notes on the total of 90,000 troops across ten regiments in service. Also ads for Peninsular Stores, hardware at T. J. Coughlan Hardware Co., and local businesses.

Washington George S. Andereoo Sixth Cavalry I. L. Bullard Fortieth FE. A. Goodwin Eighth Cavalry Richmond J. M. Thompson Twenty-fourth Infantry Arythir Murray First Artillery E. J. McClernand J. Dorst Fourth Cavalry WS. Schuyler Ccaptaisd Fifth Cavalry Walter Howe Fourth Artillery Eb, Pratt Twenty-third Infantry C. J. Crane Byrne Sieur Infantry J & Matlory Second Infantry H. Crowder Judge Advocate James Harker Bernard A Charles Byrne Ie Otis

North Topeka Social News Briefs

Miss Laura Heber spent the day at Ft. Riley. J. H. Henry made a business trip to Manhattan. Mrs. Alvin Pratt and children are visiting kin in Atchison. A Bon was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Pitcher of 218 West Gordon. James Mullen and Frank Stitt went to Ft. Riley on the excursion. The Conkle family and Mrs Jordan spent the day at Ft. Riley. Miss Dollie Curtis returned from a visit to Indianapolis and Paducah. Mr. Wilson and Mr. McGill of Leavenworth went to Kansas City for a few days. William M. G. Lane of Winfield is in town for a week before leaving for home. Nye Martin of Emporia is visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Colburn of Street are here. L. Helly leaves Friday for a two week trip to Colorado Springs Denver and Albuquerque. Ada Selle and Daisy Snyder of Abilene arrive Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney and Mrs. June Baxter go to St Louis for two weeks. Saxton with his team from lodge 836 M. W. A. will work tonight for lodge 1243. The 18 month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner of Quincy Street died last evening. burial tomorrow at Grantville. Mrs. O. T. Schaeffer and children returned from visiting relatives. Mrs. William Ryan and little son of Kansas City are guests of Mrs. Ryan’s sister, Miss Marie Lukens. Mrs. Lukens entertains her sister-in-law, Mrs. K. A. Aikens of Garden City, and Miss Emma Ryan of Manhattan.

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Doll of O Tuki San and the Honorable Little Sister

A Cleveland Plain Dealer tale recalls Japanese children belief that dolls gain souls with time. It tells how O Tuki San in Tokyo loved a shimmering doll for over a century, guiding a mother’s dream to locate the girl and promise the doll become the family’s honored child, named O Tuki Okara Ban.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Japan O-Puki-San Tokio O-Tuki-San O‘tuki-San Uute Tuki

The Burlington Route a Good Rail road

East bound trains run from the Missouri River to St. Louis and Chicago in well equipped service with free chair cars dining cars and Pullman sleepers North bound two daily trains to Omaha Bronx City and St Paul Northwest saves 50 to 500 miles via the Billings Route West bound two daily trains from the Missouri River to Colorado and beyond The main traveled road with 7800 miles of standard railroad.

Missouri River St. Louis Chicago Burlington Omaha Bronx City St. Paul Billings Colorado Standard Railroad Ies

Pinkham’s Advice Averted Mrs Hayes’ Operation

Letter from Mrs Hayes of Poencae shows seven years of decline reversed by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sensitive Wash. She suffered after childbirth, miscarriages, back and hip pain, and Whites symptoms, previously told operation was needed, now praises the remedy and urges others to try it.

Lydia Pinkham

Oriental Dream and Grientay Creamy Purify and Heal

A Rock Island Route advertisement and testimonial fragment touts Dr T Feibe Gouraud’s Oriental Dream and Grientay Creamy for skin healing and purification. It claims rapid effects on scratches cuts and blemishes with testimonials and pricing notes, alongside travel info about Great Rock Island Route schedules and special rates.

Thomas T. Feibe Gouraud So Jung Omeni New York Tite Fred. T. Hopkins Eay Sprevbet House Philadelphia Great Rock Island

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