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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1899

Page

8

Ordered to Jail Senate Tries to Punish Auditor for Contempt

Guthrie GT Feb 22 Aunter 5 N Hopking arrested by Sergeant at Arms Smith for contempt brought before the senate to answer charges. Refusing to beg a mandate he was jailed then released on a writ of habeas corpus. Auditor Hopkins testified then balked, refusing to comply with requests for records. Chairman Biddison pressed for vouchers as the court action looms for further noncompliance.

Biddison Hopkins Military Department of Oklahoma Brett Peces Seretos Meio Senate

Klondike relief report urges road links and farming push

Secretary Alver transmits a detailed War Department relief report on Klondike distress during 1897 98. It analyzes routes opening Yukon to sea, warns against rushes, notes lack of profitable mining discoveries and urges early animal transport and agricultural development to ease costs and delay. It calls for broader exploration and field parties to map feasible routes and support prospecting with affordable transport for supplies.

Klondike Washington Alver Congress War Department PH. Ray W. P. Richardson Ray Yukon Alaska Atty Northwest Territory Bonanza Eldorado Dominica Honka Sulphur Bear Creek Constantine Northwestern Mounted Police Tam Tanecaiiy Daw- Shich

Topeka Notes on Local Politics and Events

A bulging Topeka column recounts civic life with comments on school board races, Masonic officers, Lent services, football practice, a parade of local figures, bankruptcy petitions, and upcoming lectures. Mentions Postmaster Guthrie, editor visitors, city roads and the Kaness Division bicycle meet, plus plans for sermons and theater appearances.

Topeka News Highlights From Thursday Local Gleanings

The First Baptist church session will discuss Present Problem of Christianity this Thursday. Topeka’s 23rd Kansas regiment enlists many men locally and colored soldiers may be moving to the state. J W Murphy, senate secretary, runs an upcoming Kansas Editorial trip to Kansas City. Sousa’s band and Marshall’s band performed at local venues, while clerks worry about staffing and a smoky state house chimney issue.

First Baptist State House Topeka Manus Chi County Atark Kansas Hanna J. W. Murphy Senate Kansas Asociation Kanes City Sousa Grand Opera House Marshall Crawford Theater M.A. Carmichael House of Representatives

Saengerfest Building Groundbreaking in Cincinnati

Ground to be broken today for a grand International Saengerfest edifice in Cincinnati. The centennial of the organization will be celebrated next June. Contractors bond of 1000 dollars to complete by June, stage ready for rehearsals by June. Chairman Schuler said quarters are secured for 1125 singers, most from Germany, with many domestic societies sending representatives to secure lodging.

Cincinnati Schuler Germany

Money missing as thief snatches package on Broad Street

In New York Fen a newspaper package containing 3345 dollars in nice new paper money was started from the Johnston building at 20 Broad Street toward the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange about 150 feet away. J Anderson, agent of the Johnston building with an office in room 140, offers a handsome reward for recovery of the money. He insists he did not lose them but will not say who did or to whom they belonged.

New York Fen Johnston Broad Street Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange J. Anderson

Tobacco factories sold in Havana syndicate deal

Havana reports a syndicate led by Hugo von Reitzstein and including John Tomlinson Senor Rafael Gavin ex Senator Eustis and Senor Francisco Garcia has agreed to buy several of Havana's largest tobacco factories and related land. The combined output is about 100000 cigars daily with properties valued at 5000000. Further acquisitions are expected as expert accounts are reviewed.

Havana Pep Hugos von Reitzenstein John ©. Tomlinson Raffael Gavin United States Eustis Francisco Garcia Havand

Rumored City Attorney Race Split Ends as Gault Stays

Reported talk of a Schoch and Gault alliance to withdraw and unite support collapsed. Gault stated he will not quit and remains in the race. Schoch may withdraw, but no pact was finalized. Representatives Mulvane Wood and local ward figures were present at the conference.

W. FP. Schoch C. E. Gault Gault Schoch Dave Mulvane J. G. Wood John VanVechten John Rodgers

Knights of Pythias Anniversary Exercises at Castle Hall

Anniversary exercises will be held this evening at Castle Hall corner of Sixth and Quincy streets beginning at o clock. Knights and their families and friends are invited. Rathbone Sisters invited. Prominent Knights including W. A. S. Bird John W. Alton H. F. Mason and C. B Griffith will attend and speak on special subjects. Music will intersperse the program. John A. Bright Secretary Committee of Arrangements.

Castle Hall Sixth and Quincy Streets Rathbone W. A Bird John W. Alton H. F. Mason C. B Griffith John A. Bright

Senate bill moves to build Kansas electric railroad

A Kansas City group organized last summer to construct an electric railroad along the Kaw river bottom to Topeka. Assurances were given but faith varied. A senate bill from Mr Zimmer is described as the first active step toward constructing the proposed road.

Kansas City Kaw River Topeka Senate Zimmer

Kansas City electric railway plans across the Kaw river

Promoters announce a Kansas City electric railway to span the Kaw river near the stock yards with a potential franchise on Baltimore avenue. Key figures include Edward J. Holmes James Hageart A N Gossett B B Purcell Henry McGrew and attorney Dobson. If no lease with Metropolitan, line may run own tracks into the business district via a viaduct over railways. Terminal power plants planned to supply freight and passenger traffic with aims to boost regional development from Kansas City to Topeka and Junction City.

Kansas City Twenty-first Street Edward J. Holmes James Hageart A. N. Gossett B. B. Purcell Manhattan Henry McGrew Kan Kansas Argentine and Armourdale Kansas River Stock Yards Metropolitan Company Kaw River Baltimore Avenue West Ninth Street New Baltimore Hotel West West Bluff Dobson The Electric Company Dolleforts Kaw Valley Topeka Junction City John (. Jonas Houston Tex Houston & Texas Central Railroad New Orleans Mr. Johns

Prof Dyche to Lecture Before Legislature

On Wednesday evening Professor Dyche will give a lecture before the legislature. The event will be free, with lawmakers listening to his address without any charge.

Dyche

Lecture Invitation and Arrests Highlight Local News

A house passes a resolution extending an invitation to Prof Dyche for a lecture illustrated with stereopticon views. The event is free. Meanwhile Mabel Cutler’s disorderly Kansas Avenue house is raided and two inmates Cecil Wood and Grace Ellis jailed without bail. A separate robbery Sunday morning near 3160 ends with the victim reporting no pocketbook.

Prof. Dyche Ab IP Mabel Cutler Kansas Avenue Yestaway Cecil Wood Grace Ellis Plice Station

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