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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1898

Page

2

Tired of Gaba for Starving Cubans Sparks Washington Debate

In Washington January, lawmakers and citizens debate aid to Cuba as Sherman and Cullem voice concern over insufficient public response to relief appeals. Critics argue funds should not be diverted from domestic needs, while others warn of long-term intervention ideas and protectorate risks.

Washington, D. C United States Sherman Georstry Sher- Hum Suet Congress Cullem Cutu Shermain Cuba Hitt Corte

Pastor McNichol Attacks McKinley In Mock Directory

Bridgeport, Conn. Jan. 11 The Rev with McNichol, Grace M E pastor, issued a directory of the church ridiculed as a satire. He attacks President McKinley with harsh nickname Rite Sleekness and claims his table serves alcohol. The piece accuses McNichol of undermining reform and mocks public sentiment about propriety.

Bridgeport Conn With McNichol Grace ‘M. EL Simazement McNichel McKinsey Nichol McKinney White House Xearn Kingdom of Heaven

Judgment Against Mme Rhea Trochéster in City Court

A judgment of 1426 was entered today against Mme Hires, treasurer of Albert Roland Havens, an editorial writer for the Union and Advertiser. The article notes royalties for works by Havens, including a serial, with late remittances leading to the judgment.

Mme Rhea Trochéster Jan Hires Aetreas Albert Roland Havens Union Thi City Elsen

Backien Arnica Salve For Cats And Humans

Backien's Arnica Salve advertised as best salve for cats bruises sores rheum and chapped hands. Claims to cure piles with refund if not satisfied. Price in cents per box, sold by Swift Hellideay Drug Company.

Backien Arnica Swift-Hellideay Drug Company

Mineral Wells Woman Charged After Disturbing Neighbors

A warrant was issued for Mrs. Margaretta Stroup of 7 Weet ak street on charges tied to nightly outbursts directed at neighbors and loitering about the street. Neighbors say she builds odd structures and has long claimed medical properties of water, while Interactions grew tense as Mrs Hightower sought relief.

Dolman Margaretta Streap Weetak Street Rs Stroup Dr. Stroup Topeka Harmiess

Justices Resist New Fee Plan in 1898 Kansas Law

Attorney General Boyle rules that the 1885 and 1897 fee structures for justices of the peace cannot be reconciled and that no compensation exists for issuing summons warrants or subpoenas. Justice J. L. Guy in Topeka forwards the concern, noting the act’s omissions and insisting justice must receive the stated fees. Chief Clerk J. Herrick explains the department’s stance.

Boyle Nottingto Hoxie Guy Is John L. Guy Justice of the Peace Topeke Kansas

Operatic Stars In Kansas City Visit For The Wedding Day

Kansas City report lists Jausan Russell and Delia Fox in town with Miss Itus H13 at Coates hotel and Miss Fox at Midland. Russell's representative says a long friendly bond exists with Fox since their New York tour. The company of five will perform The Wedding Day at Coates theater, with seat sales described as large.

Kansas City San Jausan Russel Delia Fox Itus H Coates Hotel Miss Fox Midland Russell Mr. Ross New York Mr. Hosa Mise Ruskell Mies Fox Jefferson He Angelis Coates Theater Karnak City St. Joseph Kelle Eremett Miss Emmett Ve Scot Craveford Theater Thin City

Steals From Graves Arrest Hits Greenwood Cemetery

Nellie McConnell was arrested for stealing silk ribbons from total offerings at Greenwood cemetery. Authorities estimate she took about 25 worth of ribbons used to garnish floral displays. She received 40 days in county jail after explaining she had no malicious intent. In Topeka First Presbyterian church welcomed seventy three new adherents at Sunday service, including forty three by confession and many local residents.

Greenwood Cemetery New York Nellie McConnell Nellie McConnnel Nellie First Presbyterian Ana

Prisoner of Zenda at Crawford Tonight With Howard Gadid

Topeka patrons will see Edward Home present Anthony Hope's The Prisoner of Zenda at the Crawford theater tonight. A New York refined company, led by Howard Gadid, features elaborate costumes and scenery, with a strong cast including Dr. F. McClammin and Grace Beate. Tickets listed at 75 and 50 cents.

Hdward Home Anthony Howe Topeka Crawford Theater Howard Gadid Daniel Frohman New York Anthony Hope Mr. Gowld BR. F. McClamiin Gracey Beate Panchon Campbell Bergamin Monteith Dver

Chance for artists to paint Shawnee district judges portraits

A committee of James A. Troutman J B Furry and George Whitcomb will select an artist to paint portraits of all Shawnee county district court judges. Former judges Safford Guthrin Morton Marlin Guthrie plus Adee Hazen are named. Artist George Stone quoted 200 each. medium undecided.

Shawnee County James A. Troutman J. B. Furry George Whitcomb Safford Guthrin Morton Judes Marlin Jedge Guthrie Adee Hazen State Gow Lve Kevore George Stone

Empress Mother's Death Shocks Korean Royal Family

United States Minister Powell at Seoul reported to the state department that the mother of the Emperor of Korea has died. In Lynn Massachusetts Seth D. Trippe, aged 72, inventor of a shoe pegging machine, died after beginning work on his first device about age 20.

Korea Washington United States Powell Zovl State Department Lynn Mass Seth DB Tripp Stow Stirt

New Great South American Kidney Cure claims rapid relief

Relief in six hours from distressing kidney and bladder disease by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy promises prompt relief of pain in urinary passages for both genders, aids retention and urination, and is sold by Geo. W. Stansfield and others in Topeka. Also notes various tonics and cough syrups advertised and urges subscription to The State Journal.

Geo. W. Stansfield Kansas Avenue Bim Drug Company Topeka Kan

Funston’s Cuba service and return to Kansas

New York dispatch details Fred K. Funston’s Cuban campaign from August to May, including his rise to artillery chief, participation in 22 battles, injury from a May battle near Lima, and capture ordeal at Puerto Principe. He plans hospital care and then return home to Kansas. He discusses pay, conditions for insurgents and Spanish troops, and cites atrocities attributed to guerrillas rather than regular troops.

New York Fred K. Funston Cuba Leutenant E. A. Funston Iola Kan Charleston Gomez Ciptin Cacorra Guenate Ossed Gagood Fred Duding Lima Penny United Suates Puerto Principle Castinello Spain Kansas United States Fanston Funston Puerto Princt

Leland Gossip Sparks Washington Rum Plots

Local notes report Cy Tland travels to Washington to block William M. Sterne’s confirmation as Stites marshal. Rum circulates that Lelia plans to attack Sterne’s character and that political rivals discussed using department documents. A claim links Loland’s promise to resign as pension agent to securing Liz Crum’s appointment, though few townsfolk believe it.

Cy Tland Washington Wiliam M. Sterne Tritt Lala Mr. Sterne Lelia Sterne Loland Liz Crum Crum

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief

A 19th century advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent solution for itching piles and other forms of hemorrhoids. It claims instant relief from the first application and permanent removal of tumors after short use, asserts the remedy contains no Cocaine or opium, and notes high physician endorsement and wide popularity, with pricing around 50 cents.

Pyramid Co Marthatl, Mich United States

Yearly Report of the Missionary League Activities in 1897

Secretary Geo E Lerrige of the M L A presents the year’s financial and program summary. Bible classes held 171 sessions with 1.2 attendance, morning prayer 47 sessions, professed conversions 3, advanced arithmetic and other subjects taught, total room attendance 17, total summer Bible camp attendance 17, receipts 46, expenses 19.

Secreary Geo E. Lerrige Towling Attesa

Dogs for Klondike exports raise alarm in Chicago

Police warn owners to keep valuable dogs indoors as Central Station detectives report evidence of a month long shipment of dogs from Chicago to the Pacific coast destined for the Klondike. Traders prefer St Bernards and Newfoundlands weighing over 60 pounds, with a good health and price of 60 or 100 dollars cited.

Chicago Central Station Pacifi Coast Gold Country St. Bernards Newfoundlands Bollet

Alger to Go Away for Convalescence

Secretary Alger remains ill after a month with fever not typhoid. Physicians say the effort to work while ill slowed recovery. he is expected to leave Washington for the seashore to convalesce by week’s end or early next week. A druggist touts Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maker as successful remedies.

Washington Jon i Alger Assi Merkirjahn Ocummin Weeds Raebert Alger 4 Hoe Woods

Anxious to quit Mexico Duluth miners seek return

In Duluth Minnesota a group of 180 miners and families who went to Corralites Mexico report harsh reception and no lodging provisions. Andrew Johnson, a member, says the group will return once they earn funds. He notes higher wages do not cover higher living costs.

Duluth Minn Corralites Mexico Minnent Andrew Johnson Johnson

Robbed the Grave by Electric Bitters Saver

Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts a near death from illness. Doctors gave up, a friend suggested Electric Bitters, and his health rapidly improved after starting the remedy. Mrs. Ford from Ruddell’s, Illinois, also cured after eight years of dyspnea and constipation using DeWitt’s Liver Pills.

M. B Ford Ruddell’s DeWit G. We Stansfield Kurses Avetus

Army Shoes Bid Order for 25000 Pairs Issued

Washington reports the War Department will ask manufacturers to submit propositions to supply 25,000 pairs of army shoes. The pattern under test at army depots in Philadelphia will guide purchases. Proposals are invited from New England and Western shoe makers as a nationwide order may be awarded.

Washington New England

Miner Shipped Alive in Ice Box Before Death Inquiry

Residents in Shamokin Pa report that Lower Hhermiak a mine worker was sent from the Ashland miners hospital in an ice box. Affidavits claim when opened at Homida's home the body twitched and breathed, living about five minutes after the lid was removed, before dying.

Shamokin Jan. U Excelator Snall Nining Glowa Hhermiak Ashland Homida

Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Ad

Old advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinines claims cure in one day. Warns doctors may fail and touts “One Minute Cough Cure” as fastest remedy. Includes mis-spelled names and address 612 Kensas avenue. Embeds generic health claims and branding typical of early 20th century ads.

I. B Stark Piemmant Biden Tiny Kim Cromereup Waele Colin W. Stanscheld Kensas Avenue

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