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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1898

Page

6

Dramatic arts and theatre events headline at Crawford theater

The Crawford theater features the Creiter company with a musical drama and a comedy revue including Fannie Granger and Miss Heles Chandler as female baritones in a lively program. Other acts promise audiences a blend of song dance and witty dialogue, while additional reviews celebrate Darkest Houtin and Darkest Tiuesisa productions with strong ensemble performances.

Greiter New York Mértay Calv Johssor Crawford Theater Taeeday Coen Théen Cramfurd Grand Ostra Howe Dlky Russia Murphy Celested Frank Breest Oeales Sarneed Diack Eneea

Railroad news to connect Frisco with Oklahoma City

Fort Worth civil engineers departed for Quanah to survey a line toward Oklahoma City to link with the Frisco and provide direct communication with St Louis. The Port Worth Denver City railway is reported to back the plan.

Fort Worth Tex Denver and Civil Engineers Quanah Oklahoma City Frisco St Louis Port Worth

Sues for false arrest in Leeds train robbery case

Kansas City case against Missouri Pacific Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and other lines over Milton Ton Mil Ton Milton, arrested on suspicion of Leeds train robbery last October and held four days before release. He claims he was taken to No 4 police station in shirt sleeves and denied a coat while detectives from two railroad companies arrested him without evidence. The suit seeks $20,000 damages.

Kansas City Dec Harry Mil Ton Leeds Missouri Pacfic Atchison, Topea & Banta Pe Milton No. 4 Ahrest Athitun Maple Leaf Jaccard Agatos Bron Topeka 1St IL Small Chicago Gertrude ‘Boughton Lawrence C. B. Samson Arthur Turner Parker Avery Parner EW. Stevens Mire William Stowe Jane Saughter Genevieve Cameron Aes Kanleen Pilizabeth Davidson Yates Center Allan Phillips HM. Phillips Warren M. Crosby Will Moore Marion Kathleen Moreland V. Derreh Robert Topeka George McCleland N. Campbell Adabelle Campbell Edith Guibor Leftie Trader Ablens Ae Ae Soe Emeres Atchison Dan Dan Binal Beant Tidlery Ikansas City Mabel Krowlen Weems Moberly Howard Angel City Carletman Attie Mes J. J. Constant Kansas Henry Hull

Telegraphers Gratified by Satisfactory MK&T Agreement

Dec 24 St Louis telegraphers of North America end negotiations with Missouri Kansas & Texas Tallroad yield a new wage and hours agreement. Committee headed by F P Werner and Charles K Bruce returns to their states with a lasting settlement for about 400 operators on the Katy system under an indefinite term and 30 days notice to modify.

St. Lule Irlevance Committee Order of Hallrosd ‘Telegraphers of North America St Louis Haw Missouri, Kansas & Texas Tallroid Company Commmitteemen Wll Charlee KE. Bruce Pectin Telereaphers’ Order FP. S. Werner Lockhart Tex Stillwell Waoe Pex Datas Clapper Alvia LD. McCoy Selma Kan TE. Evans Portland Eevery Divighar Missouri, Kansas & Os Aynter Allen Nollie Alde

Kansas Railroads Report Details Traffic and Labor Facts

The state board of railroad commissioners report shows Kansas railroads suffered 111 killed and 69 injured nationwide in accidents, with 130 workers among the dead and 2450 workers among the injured. It lists mileage at 2,?M miles, operating revenue and costs, and an income of about 10.5 million dollars. It notes 34,400 employees with average wages around 4?1 per day and totals for passenger and freight activity, including 4,919,890 passengers and 16,887,561 tons of freight. It also mentions locomotives and coal tonnage and miles operated.

State Board of Railroad Commissariers Kansas Cunsay Kaimeas

What Became of the Turkey Tale of Early Railroading in Kansas

An extracted reminiscence reveals a depot master and snuff user among workers during Santa Fe construction in Kansas. A depot official details injuries and shift to platform duty, while workers recall shared boxcar boarding houses and rough conditions on the evolving rail line.

Kansas Santa Fe

Christmas Turkeys and Whisky in a Barely Survived Night Tale

A vivid, humorous wartime reminiscence recalls a Christmas misadventure with a handcar trip to town for a turkey. Whisky flowed, the cook drank, and a sneezing turkey narrowly survived an attempted beheading as a crowd sloppy with drink misjudged the axe. The tale ends with the beheaded head allegedly stewed in a snuff box.

Bobby Burnstand Trishmenn Turi Seotehle Scotchman

Bryan Reaches Home Receives Welcome by Woman's League

Lincoln December 24 Colonel W J Bryan returned to Lincoln and was tendered a reception at the Oliver Theater by the Woman's Bimetallic League. Governor Holcomb welcomed him home and praised his patriotism in leaving the army. Bryan defended his resignation, urged addressing key U S questions on gold standard trusts and imperialism, and urged Congress to consider army expansion. He argued the flag stands for union and that the Philippines question requires careful debate before policy.

Vietaum Tam United States Peghle Cola Ain- Ieee Tam Cuba Oreenvslon Spain Weyler Congress Uryan Philppine Bryan Philippine Mr Kinsey America Chapustepec Mexico Lee Cute Philippines

A Call to Preserve the Flag and Union Ideals

In a speech at a reception Colonel Bryan pleads against faction and urges upholding the star spangled banner as the emblem of a united republic. He contrasts renewal through independence with reforming the flag’s meaning to fit diverse states and minor interests. The remarks underscore loyalty to Old Glory and national unity.

Comnfey Free Bryan

Snapshot of Christmas season tensions in state capital

Fragmentary notes describe tax concerns, turkey prices rising, public enjoyments, and political maneuvers. Mentions Major Anderson, Governor-elect Lamb, Roy Titchie, and local officials adjusting to holiday pressures, with passings and social details peppered through the chaotic page.

Social and Personal Year-Opening Receiving Parties Noted

Large year opening social scene described with multiple receiving parties hosted by Mrs. W. A. Johnston and many others. Escorts include Mrs. Y Honebrake, Mrs. Albert Latham, and numerous local ladies. Evening dances at Judge Horton’s and Bishop’s House noted with extensive guest lists and bachelor girl events.

Pt Oibears W. A. Johnston Y . Honebrake Albert Latham Jok. Hudson Dirs. Alien Mia Has Ae Bugere Fo Ware C. Baker J. L Shetlabarger W.H. Johnston Charles Holliday Herrick Sra W. Doolittle W. W. Manspeaker Edith ‘Guibor Myrtie Jetmore A. Zanner W. H. Eastman Mee PP. MacLennan A. Marbure Misa Keim Johnstown Penn Miss Dennis Bessie West J. K. Mantis Fr. Shubert Ewing Gushor Stiles Jue Bergen West

Philadelphia to Borrow Millions in City Improvement Plan

Philadelphia officials dismiss an equity suit against Parr and Yocum over the $12.2 million loan for city improvements. The plan funds a new water supply and a public library, with the loan deemed legal and to be negotiated immediately.

Philadelphia Tudeey Suleberger Pennypacker Messrs. Parr Yocum Iauk

Rheumatism Cure Offered With Refund Guarantee

A promotional note claims Regan’s Rheumatism Remedy cures rheumatism and offers a refund if not satisfied. The claim asserts relief and refunds for buyers, indicating a guaranteed effectiveness and easy return policy.

Nautilus Club Holds Pleas ant Christmas Meeting

The Nautilus Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Eshop’s home for a Christmas program with readings on the holiday in several countries and an art paper by I D Whittemore. A New Year’s Eve party is planned at Mrs. Wilson’s Dillon street home, with invited members and husbands only.

Nautilus Club

Resigned in Time to Have Governor Appoint a Populist

Governor Leedy appointed George AM Bradley to succeed W. B. Dontin who plans to leave the county. Both are Populists. The move follows a resignation that enables a populist to take the vacant post, with future farm plans and relocation noted.

Leedy George AM. Bradley Yerift Bhermars W. B. Dontin Patien Typeku Bern Na

Insurance Firms Enter State Despite Webb McNall Rulings

State insurance officials report continued arrival of insurers despite rulings by McNall. Requests from Rockford Fire Insurance of Rockford and Wasmie Tagunence of Fort Wayne await admission after regulatory steps and court clearance.

Webb McNall McNall Bocktnrnt Fire Insurance Company Rockford Wasmie Tagunence

Hundreds Frozen to Death in Montenegrin Snow

London dispatch reports several hundred Montenegrin soldiers were overtaken by a snow storm in the Lana pass. The rescue expedition found deep snowdrifts and concluded they could not be saved.

London Vienna The Daily Telegraph Lana Pass

Nicaragua Canal Earthwork Estimates Reach Enormous Scale

The preliminary report outlines a vast dig across the Isthmus under congressional review. It details cubic yards of excavation, river and harbor works, embankments, and dredging costs, with figures suggesting billions in value and multiple sections under Adm. Walkerton and associates.

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Treaty Arrives as Peace Delegation Returns to New York

New York reports the peace mission led by JK Davis and Geo Srtay Benatar has arrived aboard the steamship Beard of Molding. The party found the treaty files still unsettled and did not discuss progress with local officials in Levkt Molding, while transport to Washington carried the document and key officers including J. Haseett Musee and Arthur W. Ferguson.

New York Judice Willan Day CK. Davis Geo Sruy Benatar Fryeaml Whitesdee Tield United States Tomuninsenane Spale Beard Levkt Fures Purl Washington Pomee J. Haseett Martin End Arthur W. Ferguson Treogiasor Commireoners

Incident at Stockhouse School Sparks Fight and Injury

An unruly crowd of students attacked a boy at the Stockhouse School amid a chaotic scene. Authorities report injuries from the melee and an aggressive intervention by staff and police, with investigations ongoing and no confirmed motive disclosed.

Hill Says It’s Depew Ruffila SY Dev 2

Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines mentioning a Christmas dinner and various names. Core readable items reference Depew and individuals like Ruffila and Dev, but concrete events, dates, or outcomes are unclear. Summary preserves the uncertain nature and fragmented context without adding details.

Bege's German Salve Promoted In 19th Century Ad

An old advertisement touts Bege's German Salve as useful for cuts burns bruises scalday hana sore nipples sore Up Gleers chrom ic sores and other salp related dist. The ad notes a sales rate of color and mentions multiple names and a West Fighth street location.

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