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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1897
Page
8
First Evening State Reception At The White House
Washington January 15 The White House hosted the first evening state reception of the season with the Cleveland party and Mrs. Cleveland as guests of honor. Members of Congress judiciary and military officers attended while floral and architectural decorations framed the rooms. The conservatory opened to guests as President Cleveland and cabinet members awaited in the Blue Parlor. Colonel Gilvon and Lt. Gilmore assisted with introductions and music by Marine band under Professor Farazilh accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Cleveland
Congress
Judiciary
Army
Palmas Materns
Mere Cleveland
Cabinet
Julian Paunceforte
Fiest
Gilvon
Gilmore
Hinde
Gad
Marine Bard
Farazilh
Ship Telefon captain reports grisly voyage to Guadalupe
Captain Peterson of the Norwegian ship Telefon reports a voyage from Sussio. A man and his companion were cast adrift near Guadalupe. The man died after days without food or water. the other survived briefly before also dying. The body was buried at Columbus. The ship and belongings, including a buggy, are offered for sale at Warner & Potter after the Food Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tackronville
Fis
Pensacola
Peterson
Telefon
Sussio
Guadalupe
Yuesters
Sta
Columbus Buggy Company Steel
Warner & Potter
6Th and
Quincy Street
TEST FOR IMMIGRANTS Education as Gate to Admission
Washington January 15 a conference among Senate and House immigration leaders ended without full agreement due to Senator Lodge's absence. The talks touched on the Corlierommendment allocation prohibitions and various substitutes, aiming to craft a bill that would provide an educational qualification for immigrants while debating labor bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Hovses
Senator Lodge
Henate Confiree
Senate
Insurgents Routed Near Havana In Pinar del Rio Battle
In Cuba’s Pinar del Rio province the San Quentin battalion clashed with insurgents at Cayo de Rapin. The insurgents suffered nine killed, including Rivera the insurgent chief, with seven wounded. Spanish columns under Generals Incian and Gasco reported three camps destroyed and 209 huts burned, while insurgents lost twenty two killed and twelve captured. Spanish casualties were two killed and fourteen wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
San Quentin
Cayo de Rapin
Pinar de Ilo
Durin
Pinar del Hio
Texas' Silver Service and the Texas at Galveston
An answer to an invitation for sending the battleship Texas to Galveston orders the $5,000 line to be used for the ship and says the Texas should be at Galveston by February 1. The piece notes the ship’s draft and a water depth report, and includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's remedies for indigestion. It ends with a brief local advertisement and Garden City, Kan. contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
H. A. Herbert
Secretary of the Navy
Texas
Penalir
Lee Kiven
Texas Draws 27% Fet of Water and the Last Report of Major Miller
Wim. H. Penn
Des Moines
Chamberlain
Two Long Haired Advocates of Queer Ideas Meet in Topeka
In Topeka two long haired men, Kansas hermit Hugh Cameron and Colorado telepathist Sydney A. Gaylor, discussed dreams, telepathy, and plans for a telepathic station near Lawrence. They praised hair length, debated Heaven and Hell, and joked about marriage as they envisaged collaboration and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Hugh Cameron
Kansas
Lawrence
Leedy
Sydney A. Gaylor
Colorado
Topeka
State Journal
Hugh Cameron
Sydney A. Gayior
Mr. Gaylor
Hermit Cameron
Cameron
Journal
Leah
Humanity
Gaylor
Heaven
Chicago
Hell
Lombard Street
London
Wall Street
United States
Hiermit Cameron
Ben Harrison
Hermit
Maud Rains to Inherit Rich Texan’s Fortunes
Maud Rains now Mrs Maud Rath formerly Maud Swortard former Topeka resident will receive $18000 from a Texas bachelor who died leaving a will in which she is named legatee. Probate in Topeka expected no contest and estate to be settled soon. Mrs Rain’s husband an engineer on the Santa Fe road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Rath
I Topska
Maud Swortard
Topeka
Atarn
Tex
Maud Rate
Ako
East Tenth Street
Ahie
Resignation Ready for Police Board Leader
President A N Rongers of the police board returns from Maryville Missouri after urging resignations like Kansas boards. He says resignations will be tendered to Governor Leedy when ready and he does not expect to keep the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Rongers
Police Board
Maryville
Kansas
Leedy
Mtr
M. B. Curtis Has Trouble
Justice Andrews of the New York supreme court ruled for Mary A. Streinger in the reconveyance suit against actor M. H. Curtis and Minnie Dacker. Streinger claimed she exchanged New York property for California property based on false representations. The court ordered reconveyance of the property to Streinger and found against the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Andrews
Supreme Court
Siit
Caalniat
Mary A. Streinger
Ts Bamt
M. H. Curtis
Minnie Dacker
California
Andrews
All Wml
J. B. Morgan Gift Promises New York Hospital Building
J Pierpont Morgan offers a gift to fund a new NY hospital building costing about 1 million dollars with the condition that funds are raised to sustain hospital operations. The board accepts the offer. The item also notes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm aiding back pain in Sardis Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Hospital
New York
Louden Grover
Sardis
Chamberlain
Home Seekers Excursion via Santa Fe Route Dates
The Home Road Santa Fe route will sell round trip tickets at one fare plus 2.90 to numerous western states with return validity twenty-one days and travel on select Tuesdays or Fridays. For details contact the passenger depot Fifth street or Cromswell and Jef fere at the post office North Topeka. W. C. Garvey, Agent. Professor Hudson’s dancing ball opens tomorrow 3 to 5 pm with admission ten cents and mineral water. J. W. Phillips, 612 W Eighth Ave. Subscribe for The State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Fifth Street
Cromswell & Jeffere
North Topeka
Delaware steamer nearly mistaken for privateer near Clyde bar
On January 15 1897 the Clyde steamship Delaware arrived from Boston and nearly collided with a launch earlier at dawn. A bar pilot and a launch crewman misread signals causing pursuit by the Dolphin searchlight. Officers boarded both vessels and escorted them back to the bar. the launch captain explained and was allowed to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Dolphin
Lsht
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Atde
Kansas Ave
K. C
Ise Te
NEW Model Supply
Kemper & Paxton
Thana Quincy
Clevelands
Texas’ Silver Service
Palace Clothing Company
Garden City
Kan
Crank
Sydney Gaylor
W. L. Douglas
Topeka Shoe Co
Lowest Price Shoe House
Kansas Avenue
Vari
Hea
Maud Rains
Austin
A. R Rodgers
M. B. Curtis
J. B. Morgan
Homeseeakers’ Excursion
W.C Garvey
Hudson
West
J. W. Phillips
Eighth Ave
Bubscrive
The
Golden
Benee
Windsor
Jersey
Fieca Bisset
U.S. Revenue
Kansas City
State Board of Agriculture
Stock Breeders’ Association
Poultry Breeders’ Association
State ‘Temperance Society
Good ‘Templars of Kansas
Www. Co. T. U
Union Pacific
FF. A. Lewis
Ayer
Soestt
Prof
Samuels
Blue Cut
Thoss
John Kennedy
Chicizo & Alton Trama
John Land
Express Company
Stixatro
Land
Blue Cat
Jesse James Tral
Independence
Land l
U.S. Gov't Report
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