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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1897

Page

8

Fourth Library Course Concert by Wim. Sherwood at Grand Opera House

The high school library event features pianist Wim. HH Sherwood with Jenny Osborn Frank & Hannah Meany and Mabelle Crawford. The program includes selections from Faust and Gounod with solo performances by the artists and a finale from the opera Faust. Admission is 1 dollar, 75 cents, and 5 cents.

Grand Opera House America Wim. HH Sherwood Sherwood Guarteti Leipzte Sicuele Berlin Post Angeiger Transiat Mins Jenny Osborn Frank & Haanab Tehor Mabelle Crayford Wmn. A. Dercick Chicago Biassee Milas Fay Foster Faust Marguerite Jennin Osborn Martha Mabelle Crawford Riebel Aliss Matelle Crawford Frank Hannah Mephistopheles William A. Derrick Topeka Wintter

Ticket Deals For Fish School Puptia Seating Offered

Those purchasing tickets this week may secure dress circle seats for 70 cents and balcony seats in the short rows for 50 cents.

Fish School Puptia

Afghan with an Axe Terrorizes Street in Melbourne

A Afghan named Abyaiom ran amuck shortly after noon on December 10 in the street of Fiatante, seizing an axe outside an ironmonger and fatally striking William Griffiths Ucks of Lewye man and later felling another passerby. Constable Normoyle and two citizens overpowered him. both victims were injured, with Thomas Henderson hospitalized in critical condition.

San Francisco Abyaiom Fiatante Melbourne William Griffiths Uck- S of Eigh Street Afehan Grimths Grimiths Absalom Normoyle Constabi Thomas Henderson

Across the Desert and a Family's Oklahoma Move

A Texan family of twenty two led by George E. McKenzie arrived in Santa Atm from Oklahoma on the second day of August. The journey across the desert proved hard with deep sands, and typhoid delayed others in New Mexico. A letter from Topeka, Kansas praises new glazes for eye wear, while local ads tout collars, laundry services, and a dye for whiskers.

Santa Ana Car. Yan Santa Atm Oklahoma Wason George E. McKenzie MckKerzie Southland Jone Sey New Mexico Wrothers

Man Seeks Work in Topeka Preaches Roadmaking as Cure

Rev Charles M Sheldon talked at Central church about unemployment in Topeka Kansas. He recounted failing to find work for a man with a team after visiting railroads mills stores banks and offices. He argued for government road building to provide jobs and cited Cumberland Road precedents and state examples urging legislative action.

Charles M. Sheldon Yain Fr Keneral Central Church Mow Bride City Railway Topola Kansas United States of America Ike Lo Supreme Court Cumberland Road Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio Mule Michigan Arkansas Plotkin

Fragmentary Verses Spur Curious Questioning

A garbled excerpt presents jumbled phrases and misspellings about problems and numbers. The reader is left with unclear context and no coherent events, names, or places to anchor a factual summary.

General arbitration treaty between United States and Great Britain signed

Washington January 11 The general arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain has been signed with Lord Salisbury's assent. Sir Julian Pauncefote and Secretary Olney affixed their signatures and the document will be transmitted to the Senate for approval at the earliest opportunity. The pact includes safeguards to avoid a deadlock by allowing reference to a tribunal deciding authority in each case.

Washington Great Britain Lord Salisbury Omey Julian Pauncefote United States Congress Associated Press Cl~ney aJa Julian Paynesfote Olney Atne Senate

Airy project to build Port Angeles steel plant by western mills

Pittsburg Jan 11 A joint stock company of western Pennsylvania mill workers plans a large iron and steel plant at Port Angeles Washington. The 30 acre site, cost around 1.5 million, will start in spring with 2000 workers. About 1200 stockholders from Homestead McKeesport and Braddock. shares at 100 dollars. Key organizers include George M Nimon and Thomas Z Murphy. The Port Angeles chamber of commerce offered land, water power, and wharf rights. Stock books open in April. Plant features include blast furnace, open hearths, mills and foundry.

Pittsburg Western Pennsylvania Port Angeles Papet Sound Seattle Wash Homestead Meiccesport Pillsbore Braddock Allegheny Carnegie Mill Westinghouse George AL Nimon Edgar Thomson Steel Works Nimon Srmaster Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce of George M. Nimon Thomas Z. Murphy BE. M. Gorge Port Perry Wm. J. Weisser

POMEROY NEARLY ESCAPES FROM STATE PRISON

A notorious prisoner aged about 15 when imprisoned twenty two years ago near Boston attempted another escape. Guards spotted a suspiciously looking belt and halted the plan as authorities describe him as the department’s most dangerous inmate.

Boston Sas Teave Vameroy Belek

Society World Topeka May Dine And Meet Guests

Topeka society notes detail a series of gatherings and visits. Mrs Nellie Baker hosts guests for Paul Mulvanes return to Minnesota for studies. Mrs Geo W Crane entertains in honor of Mrs R G Quinten of Denmark Iowa. numerous clubs meet or plan events across Topeka and nearby towns with travels to Chicago New York and Lawrence mentioned.

Nellie Baker Paul Mulvane Faribault Minn Bernice Fuller Ethel Merwin Anlabella Troutman Nette Ware Lulu Ewart Alice Lakin Florita Ward Messrs Tay Ward Clarence Poindexter Eugene Ware George Allen Frank Merwin Gene Bailey Geo. W. Crane R. G. Quinten Denmark Silas Rain W. P. Gilmore Wm. Smith Byron Roberta Sarah Smith N.F. Handy A. B. Quintin P. L. Soper Vinita T. T J. W. Farnsworth Harriet Thompson Auburndale Minnie Trimmer Mary Bradshaw Guy Hagar Chicago J. H. Reeder Hays City Marie Hartman Warrensburg G. P. Asdton L. Burnish Sunflower Club Dean H. J. Bodley New York Olive Cramer Hutchinson St. Marys Maude Daisy Bannister Anna O'Mara G. C. Clemens HM. Gander North Quincy Street A and F Tomoret Frank Holilay Browning Club W. S.charles Margaret Mulvane Ross Ville Avery Turner Newton Edna Speer Fin de Sigel Club Hudson Modern Literature Club Anne Ewart Mulvans Edith Meredith Hutchinean Rosamond Horton Stockton Republican Silver Club W. W. Rose Young Men's Bryan Club Kansas City Kanet Copeland Jane Nye

Restore Wesleys Tomb A Mission From England Arrives

The Rev William J Brown pastor of Wesley Chapel London has arrived in New York to raise funds to restore Wesley s tomb and complete the chapel restoration which stands as a Methodist shrine England has contributed 79000 dollars with 18000 more needed and Brown will tour the United States and Canada to raise it.

Wesleys England New York William J. Brown Wesley Chapel London Wesley Brown United States Canada Eis Grant

Arrest Over Vicious Dog Charge Ends In Release

Frank Kingsland of Kansas Avenue was arrested on a warrant for keeping a vicious dog. The case collapsed when City Attorney Bird dismissed the complaint after Kingsland produced a small terrier as the alleged animal. The incident led to no trial and the dog was given away. The citation notes mischarges and a lack of dog tax collection.

Frank Kingslana Leing Ellison Ferry Hird Edward Stephens Industral Institute South Topeka Kingland Kansas Avenue Yietous Howard Frank Kingsland Kingsand Ikingsand Court City Bird Kingsland Uxley Mr. Stephens Ince Jand

Cheapest theater opens in Chicago with ultra low admission

The Haymarket Theatre in Chicago claims the world’s cheapest first class theater experience. Beginning this afternoon, patrons will enjoy a handsome up-to-date venue and markedly low admission prices, marking a bold initiative in affordable highquality entertainment in the western metropolis.

Chicago West Haymarket

Big cut in less than 24 percent of Illinois Steel workers

Joliet January 11 The February 1 wage cut at Illinois Steel Company will affect about 80 percent of Joliet employees. Most workers in the red mill and some in the bither mill face reductions of 11 to 20 percent. Only those on fixed tonnage contracts or already exempt will avoid the cut, leaving roughly 425 of 2070 workers untouched.

West Side Tirat Ilinois Steel Company Joliet Af Tilrist Steel Company Bither Red Mil

Kansas Rascal Caught In King County Washington

Geo H Thomas of Garnett Kansas, charged with murdering a 14 year old girl, was captured in King County Washington on New Year’s Day. He was living with his sister’s family in Preston. Sheriff Keeney of Anderson County plans to return him east for trial on assault and murder charges. The case centers on alleged enticement of Gertrude Bard last November and the girl’s death after a fall. Thomas, a former Garnett musician, was captured by Marshal John McQuade of Issaquah. The arrest and charge were confirmed as he awaits transfer.

Geo. H Thomas Garnett King County Washington Tamnma Wash Olympia Aye Genrice H.thomas Kansan Sheriff Keeney Anderson County Thomas John McQuade Issaquah King Eoulty Robert Eyer Preston King Kannan Gertrude Bard Mmting Wee

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