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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1899
Page
5
Syndicate Forms to Control Sagua Railroad in Cuba
New York dispatch reports a new syndicate of New York Canadian English and French capitalists taking a majority in the Sagua railroad. The plan is to unite Cuban rail lines and consolidate holdings, with stockholder voting on February 28 and an option for haven orders in the merged company. The Sagua line runs through Santa Clara province from La Giralda to Las Cruces, connecting Sapum and Remediva via a branch toward Remediva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trittant
Havana
Aest
Steet Fairway
Sune
New Tivs
New ‘Ark
Compar
Sagua
Santa Clara
Teland
la Girinda
Las Cruces
Chen Furpee
Sapum
Carbarien
Remediva
A Double-Edged Law Passed by British Columbia Legislature
A Otterwa dispatch notes British Columbia legislature passed a bill aimed at excluding American miners from Atlin County. The measure, seen as potentially backfiring, contrasts with prior U S and Canadian laws granting mining and residency rights to Americans and Canadians alike. The move could affect Canadians and natives working in the region and may provoke wider reaction in mining areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ottewa
Ont
Fritc
Columbia
Atlin County
Congress
United States
Dominion
British Columbia
Northwest Territories
Lady Churchill's Plan Reveals New Magazine Venture
Paris correspondent reports a Daily Mail note that Tamy Randolph Churchill once Jerome of New York plans to launch a new magazine with a bound edition and sale to a person. Herbert Churchill may participate in the venture with a list of royal contributors including Emperor William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
The
Daily Mail
Randolph Churchill
Sian Jerome
New Tork
Herbert Churchil
William
Trains Pass Altoona as Pennsy Sets Freight Record
In Afters, Pennsylvania, a historic day saw a record freight movement on the Pennsylvania Railroad with as many as thirty five trains passing through Altoona. The rush included both freight and passenger trains with westbound runs noted and arrangements for ongoing traffic as the stream of trains moved through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Afters
Pennsy
Vania Milirosd
Thimble party honors Mien Brigan of Atchison
A Monday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs J B Furry on Fillmore street honored Mien Brigan of Atchison. Guests included Mrs James L King Mrs Paul Hudson Mrs Walter Nuve Mrs Charles Blyod Smith and many others in a cozy decorated room. The event featured light refreshments and a social, with sister Mabel Wilson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien Brigan
Atchison
J. B. Furry
Fillmore Street
Mins
Mabel Wilson
James L. King
Paul Hudson
Walter Nuvie
Charles Blvod Smith
L S&s. Ferry
R. K. Jamison
Priscilla Alexander
Kate Gunther
Mit Ranney
Lotta Ranney
Cum
Rossington
Florence Russington
Mise O'Connor
San Francisco
Mies Suale Guy
Gertrude Eyéretx
Helen Thompson
Sen
Hosamond Horton
Alice Prescvit
Emily King
Mabel Witean
Helen
Mise
Susie Sweet
M To
Went
Tise
Msrtle Scrmare
Arette Robinson
Mires
Nina Thomas
Miss May Thomas
Mies
Helen Moon
Dramatic Reading Illuminates Sacrifices and Transformation
The narration describes a young man saving a friend and the varied fates of those around him. With a swift change of expression and eye glass, the speaker shifts from a smiling youth to a widow and a refined society lady. Powars is praised as a master of this dramatic art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teanor
R. Powars
Chained Together After Elling Capture
Police recaptured Elling, the jail escapee who nearly killed jailer Carl Lawson. Sheriff Strauss and Sergeant Owens led the pursuit with telegrams sent to several points. Elling was found in Herington after trains and a huntsman recall, and the two men were later chained together in a hotel bed to prevent escape. Sheriff Cook booked Elling for assault with intent to kill before transferring him to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elling
Carl Lawson
Polles
Eline
S. S. Ott
Sheri Cook
Lawcen
Sheri Willams
Strauss
Owens
Williams
Strause
G. W. Harria
Hock Island
Elling Wan
Herington
Eiranee
W. el. Thomas
Cook
Western Ball League Players Signed and Claimed in Bulletin
The Western Ball League bulletin lists players signed or claimed by clubs, with many teams already filled besides Indianapolis and St Paul. Names include Columbure-Jack, Louisa Bauer, Russell Hall, Lockhead, Boyle, Roach, R. Webster, Zletz, Remy, Ehret, Heimers, Meyers, Hines, Harrington, Aten, Freeland, Kimerer, Warvey, Dodson, Davis, Rodderham, Kelly, McAndrews, Adkins, Bergen, Terry, Quinn, Veitch, Swale, Clarke, Patterson, Swartz, and others among various clubs across Detroit, Milwaukee, and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
si—Prescent
P. FE. Jouneon
Indianapolis
St Paul
Falhows
Columbure
Jack A Louisa. Bauer
Russell Hall
Bert Meyers
Henry Hines
Joe Harrington
Robert Atena
Detroit
L C. Freeland
C. L. Kimerer
Picher Warvey
G. S. Dodson
Gus Kkiopt
Davis
P. Rodderham
Haseman Kelly
McAndrews
Milwaukee
Stened
Haliman
George A M. Adkins
William Bergen
William Terry
Catcher Quinn
J. H. Veitch
Dadark
Wiliam Fes
Cy Swale
Picker Ened
J. Clarke
Thatterson
Catcher Swartz
Dee
Nee
Kanes City
Raymer
Miller
ASA
T. Piomtag Teag Eather Heenan
Paras
Lammarney
Can
Daseman Andersen
Rage
Curtis
W_ Narce
Ars Jonns
Government to issue 3 per cent loan through single bank
London correspondent for the Times notes a new government move to borrow via a single bank rather than direct public sale or a syndicate. The Deutsche Bank alone is used after others declined at 3 percent. Lists show banks willing to cooperate and those that refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Deutsche Bank
Disconte Geselschaft
Messrs. Bieichroder
Mendelssohn Bank
Warschauer Bank
Schuckier Bank
Krauz Bank
Delbruck Bank
Spanish Residents in Manila Favor Filipinos for Independence
El Diario publishes a Manila letter noting Spanish residents prefer independence over American annexation. The report says residents hate the war and cheer the Americans, while a related Manila scene recounts a grim embarkation of 350 repatriated Spanish soldiers aboard the Chateau Lafitte, with 56 deaths and a mournful funeral procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Barctlona
el Diario
Pullman's Son-in-Law Elected Chicago Jan 31
Frank C. Lowden Jr. son-in-law of the late Gen. M. Pullman is noted in Chicago news. The Cathedral Guild announces a supper in the Guild hall Thursday evening, altering the previously announced date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Chicago
Frank C. Lowden Jr
Gen. M. Pullman
Cathedral
Thureau
Arrests and Confessions Fill Township Police Roundup
The report details multiple arrests in town including a man named Nichola tied to a liquor sale and a Kansas City defendant, with drinks and whisky seized at the station. It notes payments and credits, an East Seventh street club tie in, and general police activity across the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubbs
Araeen
Eusily Nichola
Kansan
Michels
East Seventh Street
Church clash over graveyard services in Havana
In Havana Bishop Santander objects to Protestant graveside services at Columbus cemetery arguing cemeteries are consecrated church property. American committees plan graves decorations on the Maine explosion anniversary and seek Protestant prayers. Authorities in Trinidad and other towns may declare cemeteries free, amid broader Cuban unrest over burial fees and church-state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Santander
Maine
Columbus
Thablehop
Brooke
Trinidad
Colon
Matanzas
Fire on Kansas Avenue Closet Fire Suppression
Fire department was summoned to 710 Kastensayers on Kansas Avenue after smoke issued from a stair closet on the pecan floor. Rubbish blocked the closet. officials speculated mice and matches started the blaze and that someone may have smoked shortly before discovery. Gas meters were in the closet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wearenes
Aaneeron Place
Crawford discouraged shows town dream dies in Leavenworth
In Leavenworth a discouraged Lester Craters argues the city cannot become a theater hub. He cites too many trains to Kansas City and a nearby audience favoring KC, with predicted inability to sustain the proposed theater and trolley plans. He notes theatre investment won't pay, insisting residents prefer trips to Kansas City for shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Lester M. Craters
Woking
Dor van Je
Crawford
Kanes City
Kansas Sty
Topeka
Apia
Beaton
Dulid
John Beato
Lauvenworth
Sedion
Kantas
Sugar policy divides German experts on American sugar influx
Jan. 31 In Berlin the Prussian diet debated sugar duties amid differing views by manufacturers and officials. Baron Einse Bing warned no immediate danger from American sugar radiating to Europe, while Saxon producers urged higher excise to curb imports and boost home beet sugar. Baron Hammerstein Loxten backed domestic protection, noting rising sugar imports and the shift of German sugar exports to America. The discussion centered on protecting beet sugar and promoting home consumption as American production grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Stear
Jower
Erfla
Imperial Treasier
Ein Sei
Bing
America
Saxony
California
Ats
Baron von Hammerstein-Loxten
Americus
Bern
France Seeks Large Loan For War Needs
The St James Gazette reports France plans a significant loan totaling 644 million francs to be raised from French and British financiers. Funds are earmarked for army and navy expenditure. London dispatch notes the international effort to shore up France’s military finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
London
St. James
Negroes Number 1,319 Taking Professional Courses
A New York summary reports Rev. George W. Moore documents black professional enrollment in 1836 86 totaling 1 318 students with 186 women in colored schools. It details theology law medicine pharmacy and nurse training programs, grads, and active institutions, noting northern access and a large clergy workforce across denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South American Missionary Association
George W. Moore
Nashville
Freedmen's Hospital
Washiton
D. C
Howard University
District of Columbia
Moharry Medical Collree
Association of Colored Physicians
United States Army
Law Department
South
Yale
Harvard Boston University
University of Michigan
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Colored Methodist Episcopal Churches
B. W. Arnett
African Methodist E Episcopal Church
Alexander Walters
African ME Zion Church
Ue Coited States Society of Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
J. W. FP. Bowen
Gammon Theological Seminary
Atlanta
Methodist Bucharch
M. C. Mason
D. D
Freedmen's Aid and Southern Educational Society
George W. Henderson
University of Vermont Ami
Yale Divinity School
Stright University Theological School
New Orleans
J. B. Maxwell
Atlanta University
Hartford Theological Seminary
Noll
International Sumder
H. JH. Prostor
Fisk University
First Church of
Walter B. Theoke
S. D
Washington
D.C
Rev. J. Mc Waldron
Jackson— Vile
Fin
F. J. Grimks
Talladega
Straight
Tougeleo
Pish
Wilberforce
Biddle
Lincoln
Richmond Bible Schools
The Three Dragoons at Broadway Theater
New York reviews New Koven and Smiths comic opera The Three Dragoons. Music praised as tuneful. Marguerite Lemon and Joseph Of Mars highlighted for vocal work. Jerome Sykes noted for comic double role as Don Bamboula Bambili. Scene set in Portugal during the Peninsular War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Si
Joseph of Mars
Jack Sheridan
Marguerite Lemon
Dana Inex de Lara
Jerome Sykes
Ito
Tine
Don Bamboula Bamboli
Portugal
Americans Capture Siberian Trade Flows Reported
Berlin dispatch quoted by Morning Leader claims the bulk of North Serein trade is diverting to American interests. The note mentions American owners of the St. Lawrence holdings and an incomplete economic confidence amid the Fenincula region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberian
London
Morning Leader
Berlin
Et S
Local figures escape after incident at urban venue
A chaotic scene at a city event ended without injuries as medical staff treated several people. Witnesses described panic and quick evacuation while authorities investigated the cause and ensured everyone remained safe.
Beggs German Salve is Used by One Man Says Report
A man asserts Beggs German Salve is employed in every bouve, detailing its routine use and claimed effectiveness in treating ailments. The statement appears in a brief local item noting personal testimony and market familiarity.
Capital impairment threatens Manhattan Fire Insurance collapse
The Times reports Manhattan Fire Insurance Company of New York shows capital impairment after year end December 11 1829. Chief Examiner Vanderpool investigates. If impairment passes 25 percent of capital ($62 500) the company faces suspension and a 30 day window to restore solvency. President Armstrong says impairment will be made good but cites no method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
the Times
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
State Insurance Department
Albany
P.B. Armstrong
Pat
J. Vanderpool
Ese
Armstrong
Family Without Teeth Stuns Dentists in Noblesville
Jan 31 Noblesville Indiana reports the Leonard family living nearby. James Leonard about 50 has never had a tooth while his wife and four children all share the same rare condition. Gums hardened to support teeth and jaws allow nut cracking. dentists call the case without parallel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
James Leonard
Leonard
Salvation Army opens pawnshop in Boston south end
The Helvurian Army fitted a store room in a thickly settled Boston south end as a pawnshop to buy and loan on second hand furniture. It will offer small loans at low rates, store furniture if rent is unpaid, and shelter wives and children of drunkards while the husband reforms. Names of lenders kept secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pannekien
Aldeid
Brief Telegrams From Across The Nation
Ottumwa District No 11 of the United Mine Workers has asked for an eight hour day. Newport News first test of the Kearsarge propellers shows satisfactory results. Detroit sleuths nab Charles Keehn, escapee from Jackson and Nashville prisons, with custody questions pending. New York clothier firm D Levey Sons files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 58000 and assets 19200. Stockton officer to take charge of Lawrence Pulliam, Asheville defaulter who gave up in Stockton with 7000. Beattie Wash postal inspector J J Larmour leaves during Pacific coast and Hawaii wanderings with his 1 year old companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa, Ta
United Mine Workers of Our
Towa Con
Newport News
Jaces
Detroit
Mich
Charles H. Keehn
Jackson
Nashville
Keehn
Bee
Stockton
Cal
Chare
Lawrence Pulliam
Asheville
N. C
The
National Bank of
Beattie Wash
J. J. Larmour
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Wom
A Junket to Cuba From Chicago Coast to West Indies
A fragmentary notice describes a planned March trip from New York via steamship to the West Indies and Cuba for a party including Secretary Alec and senate officials to study military requirements aboard ship. The garbled text cites a theatrical playwright quote and a rheumatism cure advertisement among the unreadable material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane
Tribune
WarNnetonly
Alec
Senate
New York
Congress
Cuba
Porto
Henical Cay
Detrott Journal
Various Social and Community Notices in Jorth topeka
Stella Nichols returns from visits while Dr Mead McLavginlo goes to Ia pone after a week with his Greenway of Dodge City. Mrs Seger hosts Ladies of the third section of the Kannes Avenue church with a Christian service at 2119 Central. Christian church C E prayer meeting at Mr Wa Stovel’s home. Miss Jessie Warner of Wilmington, Til, visits her aunt Mrs Small at 829 Jackson. Arsonaut club meets at Nicholson home 919 Van Buren. Funeral arrangements for Mr Tuan from the Church of the Ascension. Mr and Mrs Foster en route to Grangeville Ida after a visit. D D Dolman returns from Kansas City hospital after a successful operation. James Vaught notes the loss of Obadiah Vaught of Tecumseh. Eadie Duplicate Whist club meets at Mrs Paenn 310 South Cinney. Mrs Ellen McCabe dies at 9 o clock at John McCabe’s Shorey home leaving two children and a daughter Mrs Foie Lindelohn. Emma Strickrott’s surprise party held with games and refreshments. Names listed: Anne Durein Minnie Seabelt Lena Hohnbaum Minnie Kuehne Therese Alfred Hoahnbaum Harry Wilton Fred Suecnoer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Nichols
Okiabeenia
Mead McLavginlo
Iapone
Dodge City Opera
J. F. Greenwar
Clearch Parkas
Frank Gurland
Secund
Kannes Avenue
M. E
Mra Seger
Central Avenue
Richery
Christan Church
Harrison Street
The
Christian Church
Wa Stovel
Vex Buren Street
Jessie Warner
Wilmington
Til
Jackson Street
Arsonaut Club
Afr
Nicholson
van Buren
Tuan
Foster
Obadiah Vaught
Tecumseh
Vallehn
Loos Wike
Eadie
Paenn
Derbone
South
Cuiney Street
Polley
Omaha
Ellen McCabe
Sun
John McCabe
Shorey
Ceuwed
Mra
Foie Lindelohn
Emma Strickrott
Vy & Buinber
Anne Durein
Minnie Seabelt
Lena Hohnbaum
Minnie Kuehne
Mule
Therese
Alfred Hoahnbaum
Dex
Harry Wilton
Fred Suecnoer
Real Estate Transfers and Odd Palate Weather Notes
The item lists transfers on Twelfth Street and other parcels held by Gritey and Continental Quest, with details of tracts and buyers. It also reports Prof. William M. Woodworth’s expedition to the South Bes Valley, noting palato research and a pale palble event described as palle weather in October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Eatace Ee
UDO! Co
B. Miller Ear Oy
Continental “Quest
Ne ‘York
Western Avenue
William M. Woodworth
Mart Ward
Bes Valanche
Harvard
Tetania
Frayed OCR Weather Note Near Zero Reading
Weather fragment notes extreme cold near zero, mentions potas ganner and CET reference. Claims a frost forming, with thermometers indicating seven degrees below, includes unreliable phrases about Wednesday and late evening clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
The Greatest Influence On The Theme Astolom
Fragmentary OCR notes mention conditions and influence with references to various druggists and merchants including Arnould & Son A. J. Kane & Co. The text cites preparations like Little Early Risers and Remedies for constipation, with unclear names Simon Benny and Greenspan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Benny
Greenspan
Sant Vega
Astadimea
Wee Wilson
anArnould & Son
A. J. Kane & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sagua Railroad
Cubs
Lady Churchill
Mikes
Wert
Copelind
Washburn
Greenwood
Inewise
Nowers
Fa Ea Jolly Ana
Koouts
West Son
Ae Tere Fine Meng
North Aporth
Solr
Coie Ani Enon
Murphy Ienowles and
Lan Crate and Pbbins
Keenwoodes
Atiga
Attes Rose Davis
Katherine Jones
Denver
Lillian Kirkpatrick
Agnes Walkh
Mike Jones
Pearl Hipley
Huby Tepark
Jeasie Stukte
Jeesie King
Jessie Marsh
Nellie Alien
Lilfian Kirkpatrick
Pearl Kirkpatrick
Mabel Crumline
Roberta Wasso
Mite Lou Dell McMasters
Mixa Marie Baird
Misa Myrtle Welch
Effie Neal
Gertrude Fel
Ethel Hilton
Agnes Walsh
Gancea
WLH
Estee
Swinneapolis
Lillian Vincent
Jexsle King
Eden Prescott
Lillian Foster
Murfees Crandell
Mabel
Divis Mary Laydan
Sadie Shull
Sten Fanil Janell
Stine Jay McChered
Edith Stolpe
Mies Helen Butterly
Sarah Schreiber
Mies Kittle Razland
Pred Brown
Frank Barkley
Jesse Cook
Eliza Crisman
Pilrshore
Mabel Crimrine
Western Avents
Grace Jison
Eudit
Thacher
Philadelphia
Ladies’ Ald Society
First Methodist Church
Baker
Tastor Street
John Nicholson
Lawrence
Herbert Armaat Sane
Jeng
Colonel
Ars
Pi Beta Phi
Sires
Searmee
Ida Beranius
Panie
Mix Alf Wo Berantus
Atime Ngs
Lelandrowers
Union
Powers
Tecause
Lord Chamtey
Lord Chumley
Si bin
Etsee Reeseee
Western Ball League
FP. BP
Johnec
Germany
Kansas Avenue
Noa
Orro Kuerne & Co
the Three Dragoons
de Koven and Smith
Sadeta
Salvation Army
Simon, Michael Ae
David Levey
D. Levey &@ Sons. clothiers
Porto Rico
Alger
Jorth Topeka
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