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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1899

Page

8

Political clash over Will amid Senate indictment debate

In Washington on January 9, during debate on the Avery Will, Mr. Simpson and Mr. Mahon of Kop, Pa, traded legal and personal rebukes. Simpson denounced Mahon as demagogic and questioned votes in a state with a conspicuous U.S. Senate candidate under indictment. Mahon retorted that Simpson was the demagogue and cited GOP applause. Simpson defended his ally Mr. Mra ders amendment and criticized wartime incompetents receiving commissions, noting Chairman Hull’s son once held a lieutenant colonel’s rank and pointed to political maneuvering at Army and Navy clubs.

Washington, Jan. O Avery Simpson Mahon Kop Simpeon Priviere Plut Bain Dimeelf United States Senate Pennayl Widen Mir Maton Mampene Clisf Boma Mr. Simpson Hull Army and Navy Club West End Kinley Military Millinery

China objects to withdraw marines from Pekin amid guard calls

A New York dispatch says Secretary Long telegraphed Rear Admiral Dewey to keep marines in Pekin. The force was sent weeks ago as European powers guarded their legations and Serbs. Boston was ordered to Takao to reinforce the American legation. The Chinese minister wants withdrawal, but Conger’s report must show the need is over.

New York Wanshingum Long Dewey Laverte China Boston Legation Conger

The Cestellanoe Home in Paris Recreates Trianon Grandeur

The Count and Countess de Caxtelllane have moved into a Paris mansion under lengthy construction near Avenue du Bois de Boulogne. Noted as a marble and gold clad palace, its best design rivals the Arc de Triomphe with Italian marble columns. Upon completion it will feature a grand hall occupying a third of the estate.

Cestellanoe Paris Count Cuvintess de Caxtelllane Avenue du Baie de Boulogne Rue Duret Ube Avenue de Malakoff Arc de Triomphe Italy Avenue du Bois de Ou Jogne Anja Avenue Bosquet New York Herald

Train narrowly avoids disaster after hillside slide

A Denver bound train on the Fle Grande route escaped catastrophe two miles from Red Cart as a mountainside slide forced the engineer to reverse. The engine derailed, the tender was demolished, and fireman Blighely was seriously hurt.

Denver Red Cart Blighely

Weather Indications for Chicago and Kansas

Jan 91 indicates snow potential, easing by Wednesday. Tonight expect colder air, then winds shift to easterly increasing. Forecast covers Chicago and Kansas with mixed precipitation, higher in northern areas, with caution for travel.

Chicago Kansas

Keeley Institute Manager Endorses Postum Coffee Substitute

W E H of the Keeley Institute in North Conway testifies that coffee harms nerves and praises Postum Cereal Food Coffee as a beneficial substitute. He reports treating about 3,000 patients and asserts coffee acts like liquor or morphia, while Postum provides real benefit for nervous individuals. Clifton J Bailey of Boston adds supportive comment from a physician’s perspective.

Keeley Institute North Conway W.eh Clifton J. Bailey Boston Mass Globe Building

Bear Causes Panic as Train Bear Attacks Theater Crowd

An enormous silver bear escaped from its trainer in Creighton theater, Omaha. It maimed its master Paul Batty and injured others, tore clothing from manager Jack Rosenthal, and demolished the cage as panicked spectators fled. The trainer later used irons to subdue and bind the animal.

Omaha Neb Creighton Addiion Paul Batty Jack Rosenthal McDonald Batty Bear Cave Rosenthal

Topeka Paving Assessments Paid and Sewer Levy Details

The State Journal publishes the paid status of Topeka pavement assessments on iowa avenues and streets. It lists which blocks and cross streets are settled, including Topeka avenue from Thirtieth to Fourteenth street and plans for next year on Van Buren and several others, plus the sewer and drain levy breakdowns by district.

Topeka State Journal van Buren Tewily Huatoon Tomvetoe Tyler Street Seventh Street Jackson Eighth Avenue Husheon Topeka Avenue Will Paki Tenth Avenue Avenue Hewonth Streat van’ Furente Jarrison Piteet Madison Bixile Avenue Sixth Avenue

Made It In Nine Days Yukon Mail Run Breaks Records

Free travel on the Yukon was smashed when Northwest Territories mounted police carried a mail shipment from Dawson to Skaguay in nine days and ten hours. The mail left Dawson January 15 and reached Skaguay before noon last Tuesday, a feat praised by Canadian officials as cutting time previously set by U S contractors.

Dawson Skaguay Beattie Jan. S Yukon Mounted Police Northwest Territory Ska- Rung United States

Astor in the Poorhouse and Notable Names

Henry Astor, once a wealthy New Yorker, is committed to Chester County Jail in Pennsylvania. The institution houses Sullie Elbert, last of a Lenape line, and 103 year old Revecca Thomas, who watched Havre de Grace burn from her master’s porch. Also notes Paris dog fashion with coats, wrappers, and jeweled accessories for pets. From the London Chronicle.

Binghamton Henry .Tl. Astor New York Cheater Astor Sullie Elbert London Chronicle

County examinations set by state superintendent selections

The list of county superintendents chosen to prepare examination questions includes John W. Stout Shawnee Miss Edith Barnett Johnson M Leathenwood Morrin D Hemphill Clay Geo F Ruede Osborne J W Gore Graham J G Law McPherson and Miss Anns Arnold Labette Examinations will be on the third Saturday in March in orthography reading writing geography physiology and the first Saturday in April in arithmetic grammar civil government and history A fire at a works injures two hundred workers and causes $30 000 loss with $25 000 insurance R R Herrick dies at 73 in Cleveland after twice serving as mayor Hohene obituary noted

Nelson John W. Stout Shawnee Edith Barnett Johnson County M. EE. Leathenwood Morrin D. ©. Hemphill Clay County Geo

Senator Lodge to write calm history of Spanish American War

The article discusses Henry Cabot Lodge preparing a balanced installment in Harper s Magazine on the origins and consequences of the Spanish American War. It lauds Lodge s expertise as a historian and his role on the foreign relations committee, noting the Cuba issue and Maine incident as focal points in a broader imperial context.

Spain America Toms St. Ween Tee Havana United States Cii Manila Santlaxo Harper's Magazine Henry Cabot Eomope Magland Holland Europe Lodge Cuba Havana Harbor

Paris Exhibition Telescope To Show Moon From 60 Miles

The Paris Exhibition unveils plans to recreate a moon view at about sixty miles distance. A Foucault sklerostat with a yard and a half diameter tubes, weighing around twenty tons, is under construction to photograph the moon's surface at up to ten thousand times larger scale. Also included are notes on Alpine child care methods where infants are soothed by dripping water while swaddled and left under rock ledges.

Paris Exhibition Paris Foucault The London Standard Babica Himalaya Pearson Elly

Manila Cigar Trade Promises Lower Prices and New Brands

Cigar dealers eye Manila as a future tobacco source with cheap Manila cigars and cheroots at stands, while American demand grows for Manila clears and clearettes. Manila hosts many factories, employing 400 to 2,000 workers, plus about 100 smaller outfits, signaling a shift in supply. The piece also notes remedies and laundry services advertised locally, including Saint Francis Clinton and Peerless Steam Laundry, with health claims and pricing details.

Manila St. Louis Manus

Wreckage Reported Near Victoria from Island Coast

Victoria B C January 31 The steamer Queen City arrived with word that Washes sighted a large vessel wrecked on rocks. Debris included fish cases bulwarks and planking but no identifying marks. Coast from Quabine to Cape Scott is strewn with wreckage but thick weather prevented verification. Theories include Conrados Celtic Protection or Pioneer with various origins and dates.

Victoria B. C Queen City Vancouver Island Quabine Cape Scott Conrados Robe Thoma Hong Kong Vetoria Protection Pioneer

Afraid of Her Husband and The Villain Still Pursued Bev

Omsha Nebraska January 21 reports Thomas J Wells of Chicago pursuing his wife Hertha M Wells after she left San Francisco. She telegraphed police fearing violence. Wells followed to Chicago and then pursued again. She rejected reconciliation as Wells bought a ticket and trailed her. Welling is described as no homicidal but forceful in intent. The page also notes engagement of Miss Viola Deetrick and William McKinley Duncan, nephew of the president, with plan for a spring wedding in Cleveland.

Omsha Thomas J.wells Chicago San Francisco Hertha M. Wells Union Depot WicKinley Fpungstown Misa Viola Deetrick John Deetrek William McKinley Duncan Cleveland Law

Attorney Cobbison Injured While Skating in Kansas City

Kansas City Kansas attorney 4 K Cobbison a former county representative and noted state lawyer fell while skating suffering a dislocation of the bone he was taken to his home at Tenth and Cleveland where Dr Dow attended and reduced the dislocation.

Cobbison Kansas City Kan K. Cobbison Tenth and Cleveland Dow

Judge Hook to Stay in Washington After Appointment

Judge Hook of Leavenworth named to succeed Judge Foster on the federal bench for Kansas District will remain in Washington several days longer before returning home. National Committeeman Cy Leland departed for Topeka Sunday night.

Hook Washington Washinton W. €. Hook Leavenworth Foster District of Kansas Cy Leland Topeka

Burst Bank Dividend Declared for Creditors at Several Banks

Washington dispatch reports the comptroller of the currency has declared dividends for creditors of several national banks. Payouts include 20 percent for First National Bank of Pembina North Dakota 15 percent for The Dalles National Bank of The Dalles Oregon and 10 percent for First National Bank of Hillsborough Ohio City National Bank of Gatesville Texas and others. Also notes support for an income tax and references lectures on taxation of securities and inheritance taxes.

Washington Comptroller of the Currency First National Bank of Pembina N. D Dalles Natinal Bank of the Dalles Ore Hillsborough, O City National Bank of Gatesville Tex Arbor Mich Musa Seales

Topeka Daily News Snapshot of Local Happenings

An array of short items notes topeka social, political, and business happenings. Mentions Rev Sheldon returning from the east, changes at the Santa Fe office, and local court dates. Reports on public meetings, a new clerk at a city office, and upcoming events at churches and theaters. Also mentions political gossip, a few crimes, and local advertisements for Bergs German Salve.

The New Hotel Clerk in Unis Town

Pittshurs Disputch notes a shift in hotel clerks from flashy showiness to amiable, businesslike staff. Increased intelligence, culture, and modern business methods drive the change, improving clerks’ professionalism compared with a decade ago.

New York Pittshurs Unis Town

Nature's chiseling in Alaskan wilds inspires awe

An old newspaper feature describes dramatic natural formations near Cook Inlet and a famous rock face nicknamed by locals. It notes a huge tidal notch, a rock shelf, and a dramatic shoreline near the harbor. The piece mentions observers and artists associated with the scene and places such as Morunt Inamae and the Rear Inlander.

Alaska Cook George FR Thele Slaveraty Virginia George R. Tingle Treasury

Frohman Seals Five Year Lease on Lyric Theater

Charles Frohman along with Rich and Harris completes negotiations to lease the Lyric theater on Longacre square from the Sire brothers for five years. The venue will be fire separated from the music hall, refurbished inside, a dress circle replaces the box tier, a new Fortyfourth street entrance added, and the house aimed to be ready by autumn after remodeling begins at once.

Frohman Charles Frohman Rich and Harris Sire Brothers Lyric Theater Olympia Block Longacre Square Music Hall Forty— Fourth Street New York Cor Pittsburg Dispaten

Life in the Klondike and unwritten law of the land

Frederick Palmer’s January Forum excerpt describes a miner’s frugal life in the Klondike. It portrays shared hardships and unwritten codes governing possession, return, and communal rules, including cleaning and repairing spaces, with a closing advertisement for Peerless Steam Laundry on West Eighth street.

Jeas Steam Laundry West Eighth Street Otto Kuehne & CO Frederick Palmer Peerless

Pneumonia Prevention and Digestive Remedies Adverts

A fragment advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remnant Grnpes for pneumonia protection and Kod Dyspepsia Cure aiding digestion. It promotes Beges' Diarrhoea Balsam as a gentle, effective relief for summer complaints. Wilson and A J Keane & Co are listed as druggists.

Starafeld Wilson Winallae Bun J. Keane & Co

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