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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1902

Page

4

Pillsbury's Chance Offshore Navy Maneuvers

Massachusetts Aug 22 The contrast in offshore conditions from yesterday to today favored Commander John E Pillsbury s squadron attempting a landing on the New England coast between Portland Maine and Provincetown Massachusetts while Admiral Higginan s forces defend the seaboard. Fog and dense mist hindered visibility but reports from signals and lookouts said no sign of the enemy. Scouts reported Portland and Cape Cod area activity as a defense line remained keyed to the center around the Kearsarge off Straitsmouth Point with alert to Nantucket Sankaty Head.

Mass Navy John E. Pillsbury New England Portland Provincetown Bear Naval Cape Ann Esch Kearsarge Admiral Higginan Brooklyn Plymouth Alabama Massachusetts Sankaty Head Nantucket Ywire News

Caney Ghost Woman Haunts Caney Kansas Streets

Canney residents report a tall woman in black with a veil seen wandering the northern part of town. Witnesses describe a timid mature figure who spoke to one man about a buried child lost near Indian Territory. She claims to be the mother seeking funds to move the infant’s grave to the local cemetery, after which she will vanish.

Caney Kas Metler Okia Cotton Creek Indiana Territory Lows Thomas

Snapshot items from Topeka and nearby notes

Topeka gossip and weather notes from SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS. Mentions J Willis Gleed in Kansas City, a 83 degree afternoon, June pasture work, Hiram Dillon's vacation to Fall River, and various local happenings from Topeka such as hospital stays, epidemics, visitors, packing house damage, bridge repairs, and upcoming Kansas Independent Telephone Association meetings. Also covers theater at Crawford, a mob incident involving Joseph White, Tecumseh meeting plans, and the Washington weather bureau bulletin on crops and rain.

J. Willis Gleed Kansas City Hiram P. Dillon Fall River Mass Hello Bill Crawford Fonleht Harry Carson Clarke James B. Larimer Stormont Topeka Fiona Smeltzer Ada Lane Henry Knox Busbio Colo Frank Voxel Washburn College A. A. Robinson Mexical Central Tody City of Mexico London England Wolff Packing House FB. Brown Newton Thorpe Hicks North Monroe Street Nathan Thompson Court House B. Good Thompson Central Avenue Soldier Creek Kansas Independent Telephone Association Jennie Joseph White Moravia Tecumseh Stahl Stebbins The Weather Bureau Washington Kansas Vinces

Mistaken For Burglar In Oklahoma City Shooting

Guthrie Oklahoma August 2 An aged Charleston resident J M McMorris was shot and died after being mistaken for a burglar in J F Shaffer's home in Oklahoma City. McMorris entered the house to caress a child, Shaffer shot in self defense, McMorris dying statement exonerates Shaffer. American Yacht Utowanu Wins Coronation Cup at Isle of Wight with 30 53 clock mark. owner A V Armour New York. Prohibitionists tow ticket in Waterloo Indiana bid for state offices with Howard Marshalltown auditor Leeds Waverly rail commissioner Albright Des Moines attorney general Beer.

Guthrie Okla J. M. McMorris Charleston Durelar J. F. Shaffer Oklahoma City Shaffer Dixon McMorris Fred Troutman Isle of Wight Utowanu A. V. Armour New York Earl of Crawford Waterloo Iowa Fotlow HH. Howard Marshalltown John W. Leeds Waverly EH. Albright Dow Moines J. Beer

Platform slate favors suffrage and tariff revision in Cedar County

Cedar County voters hear a platform from J A Harvey and colleagues opposing labor traffic and government license, supporting equal suffrage, calling for repeal of the Martin Rule, and submission of prohibition amendment to the people. It also urges tariff revision and election of senators by popular vote.

Guson Cedar County Supreme Court J. A’ .Harvey Mssiguory

French envoy to Washington chosen amid moves

Paris reports M Jusserand has been selected as the next French ambassador in Washington though final appointment awaits. Jusserand, English fluent author of English books, is married to an American and long resident in Paris. Cambon will likely become ambassador to Madrid.

Paris Jusserand France M. Cambon St Petersburg Marquis de Montebelo Russia BM. Cambon Madrid M. Putenotra Topeka

Lipton in auto crash on way to town

Sir Thomas Lipton’s 12 horsepower car skidded on Woodgren rails and smashed a railing but he escaped with a shock and minor bruises. A Madrid dispatch notes the Moroccan sultan had a dangerous car accident near Fez, with only a shake and fright reported. Card from Mr. Shankle, Topeka, defends free speech and public ownership stance amid mobbing claims and Lathrop plebiscite talk.

London Sir Thomas Lipton Woodgren Thomas Madrid Tangle Morocco Fes Shankle Topeka Kas State Journal J. 4 Lathrop Kansas Philippines Poe Lath E. A. Shankle

Dramatic Season Opens with Hello Hello at Grand Goers House

The Great Goers Theatre announces the return of Harry Corsa Clarke and company for a one night engagement of Hello at the New Gramcord. Critics praise the production as a lively stage event with a moral undertone. Tickets are on sale. doors open tonight with a grand opening at Madison Square Theatre for this limited run.

Goodhue & Enone Beist Harry Corsa Clarke Clarke Holand Heed Uaber Amerpate Enyougrd Ike Grand Goers House Madison Square Thegier Company Emey Gillotte Wwe

Vaudeville bill promises new specialties Monday night

Find's drugstore presents the vaudeville contingent with the company for Monday night and upcoming nights. Tickets for first two performances sold, prices set at 10, 3, and 5 cents with Monday night designated as woman's free night. Advanced sales noted.

Find's Drugstore Wal

Roosevelt Invited to Oyster Hay Convention

Announced Aug 2 in Washington that J J Hannehan and F W Arnold of the Brotherhood of the Locomotive Firemen presented President Roosevelt with a handsomely engrossed invitation to the eighth biennial convention at enatancone Tenn on September 8. Roosevelt expressed desire to attend if feasible. Also listed were pensions granted to Kansans including Thomas Bowers Topeka $25 Jacob Roush Munden $6 Phineas Fair Sherwood $12 Lewis M Laws Belvidere $6 Adelphus F Myers Nickerson $16 George W Creager Laws 35 on A Brown Haworth Gourcil Grove $10 William B Willis Emporia $8 John Speer El Dorado $10 with widows Ann L Smith Sarah E Kittrell Garden City mentioned.

Roosevelt Oyster Hay N. Y J. J. Hannehan F. W. Arnold Brotherhood of the Locomotive Firemen Order Enatancone Tenn Washington Thomas Bowers Topeka Tacob Empdria John Speer el Dorado George W. Atkinson Ann L. Smith Sarah E. Kittrell Lyn- Preasant Garden City Don

Train Route Fragments Show Varied Summer Lates

Fragmentary OCR hints at a summer rail schedule with stops including Chicago St Paul Great Western and Duluth. Mentions unnamed routes, connections to the Cannon, Vineapolis and Yars. Details are unclear due to garbled text and missing dates or operators.

Chica St. Paul Great Western Raffna Vineapolis Cannon Bey Iskes Duluth

Dinner and Fireworks for Visiting St Louisans in New York

A Missouri governor appointed committee members from St Louis for the exposition visit to Manhattan Beach on Aug 22. Leaders include Roll Wells and David B Francis, with a dinner at the Oriental hotel and a pyrotechnic display part of the St Louis exposition program. The list covers prominent business and media figures. Later, Skagway to Tacoma cable repairs report notes extensive damage and a need for an entire new line due to insulation breaks and loose construction.

William C. Stagers St. Louis Post-Dispatch Nathan Prank St. Louis Star EC. Ellerbe J. J. Lawrence William J. Kinsella Maurice B. Greggs George L. Edwards Robert P. Bula Julius Alexander D. Meni KF. McDonal A. W. Walburn Oriental Hotel Tacoma Wash Juneau

Sante Fe to Build New Passenger Depot in Kan City

The Santa Fe railroad plans a new brick passenger depot soon in the city. The existing depot will be remodeled into a two freight depot while the station and tracks are extended. The project follows a period of pending decisions and construction work.

Bonner Springs Kas Chicago, Hock Island & Pacific Kansas City Win Kan Santerem Seine

Carnegie Library Offer For Dawson City

Andrew Carnegie proposes a $25,000 gift for a free Dawson library conditioned on permanent annual maintenance of $2,500. The offer is debated by territorial and city officials and likely to be accepted, with a vote expected on the proposal.

Carnegie Library Dawson Vie Seattle Wash Andrew Carnegie

New York Passenger Trains Offer Fast Service and Comfort

A. B. Ritchie, traveling passenger agent from Kansas City, describes three new New York passenger trains running via short lines through Pittsburgh, Morrisville and Philadelphia with direct connections and through service to Baltimore and Washington. He notes enhanced coach dining and sleeping car facilities and quickest travel times.

Varia Short Pittsburg Morrisvere Philadelphia New York Tralamore Washington A. B. Ritchie Kansas City

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