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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1898

Page

5

Dewey Reinforcements Reach Manila and Ladrones Conquered

Reports from July 4 detail Dewey’s fleet reaching Manila and redrawing lines as Spanish forces evacuate. U S troops occupy Cavite and Ladrones, with captures including officials and prisoners. Dispatches note ships City of Sydney Pekin Charleston delivering troops and arms, while Dewey confirms surrenderes and garrison conditions aboard ships.

Hong Kong Zafto Menile Harbor City Sydney City of Peking Auptralia Catste Ladrone Islands Cav United States Gisemberk Cavite

CERVERAS SHIPS SUNK AND AMERICAN VICTORY HIGHLIGHTS

Reports from Washington and San Francisco detail naval losses of Spanish ships under Commodore McNair and Admiral Sampson as Gen Shafter wins ground. Celebrations erupt across California with parades, crowds, and patriotism. Temps notes Santiago de Cuba’s fall as irreparable for Spain and warns Spain cannot delay peace talks.

Saturday's Battle: Belated News of the Second Day's Clash

Belated AP report from July 2 describes artillery batteries bombarding San Miguel de all exterior lines near Santings as General Lawton pushes from the left flank. Admiral Sempeón's ships and US shells target fortifications around Grimes Hill and the east center, with captures of 200 Spanish soldiers and two prisoners reported as the siege tightens.

Associated Press Hi Pasa San- Mego de Culla Port Antonin Artillers Santings Richt Lawton Sempeon WLA San Juan Barracks Sime Serous Red Cross Mars Grimes Pontine Cérvera Tenth Cavalry Wartury

General Shafter Answers Miles on Hold Plan in Cuba

General Shafter reports to General Miles that he can master the situation and hold the enemy for any length of time. Spanish batteries and sharp shooters threaten our wounded and lines, with losses mounting. bombardment and limited offensive actions continue as reinforcements move into position along the front.

Trestle Collision at Garrison Creek Bridge

Paducah Kentucky July 4 a disastrous collision occurred on the Tlinafs Central Tollroad at the Garrison creek bridge seven miles east of the city at 2 40 am a regular freight train loaded with coal met a train with empty coal cars both at full speed Engineer Jake Thompson was killed a body found beneath a coal car James Reott of Madisonville was fatally injured Henry Reeves fireman badly injured John Bryant brakeman hurt Conductor Marie Witsae and others injured all jumped from the trestle two trains wrecked five cars and nine empty cars plunged off the trestle Garrison Creek bridge lies between steep grades both engines wrecked and suspected ordering error by Conductor Hob McCann blamed for the accident the place menaced by superstition after previous wrecks and a likely fatal collision saved by a possible last minute driver maneuver.

Paducah Garrison Cresk Bridge Frelenh Jake Thompson James Reott Madisonville Henry Reeves John Bryant Marie Witstae Ear Garrison Crosk Bridge Thomson

Fourth of July Exposition Celebration in Omaha

Omaha marked its July 4 with a grand exposition parade on the grounds featuring diverse units, a Spanish absence noted, and crowds near one hundred thousand. News from Santiago and victories by Shafter and Lampoon boosted the mood as the Declaration was read on the plaza with James M. Heck of Philadelphia delivering an oration.

Omaha Santiago Shafter Lampeton Spain Eracd James M. Heck Philadelphia

Blanco Seeks Cervera Removal From Command

New York advices report Captain General Blanco requesting Queen Regnant to relieve Admiral Cervera of command at Santiago harbor and replace him with Commodore Villamil, criticizing Cervera for missed opportunities and urging readiness to support Spain’s victory. Blanco also notes widespread discipline issues and questions American troops.

Blanco Cervera New York Junils Sey Spain Feet Santiago Villamii Helena Cuba Cota Havana Madrid United States

Joints Still Running in Topeka as Order Holds

Unrest continues in Topeka as five days pass since Mayor Pellows ordered a crackdown on disorderly houses. Many joints stay open between Kansas Avenue and Tenth Street amid rising beer prices, with owners claiming they will close only in name and keep doors open for patrons.

Topeka Hmlt Pellows Uight Kansas Avenue Gordon Street Aeroad Fellows

Sea Fight Off Cape Cros and Marzanilla

Report from Santiago de Cuba dated July 2 describes the mosquito fleet including the Hist, Hornet, and Wampatuck destroying a Spanish gunboat near Cape Cros on July 1, and sinking a Spanish pontoon transport at Marzanilla. The action involved nine Spanish vessels with shore batteries and troops, causing several Spanish ships to be damaged while Hornet was temporarily disabled.

Associated Press Santiago de Cubs Vila Kingston Jamaica Hornet Wampatuck Cape Cros Mosquito Meet Marzanilla

Mrs Webb Wins Patent Interest in Kansas Ave Property

Mrs Webb defeated John Brenner administrator of the Jacob Klein estate to recover a one fourth interest in the lot and building at 145 Kansas avenue. Judge Myers deeded the interest and awarded damages of 315,000 for rents and interference. The property valued at 75,000. Other suits by Mrs Webb and Mrs Nichols to receive interest in Topeka business property will proceed in November. The building is now seized by Troup's Enterprise.

W. W. Webb John Brenner Jacob Klein Kansas Avenue Myers Holton Webb John Branner Schuyler Nichols Klein Topeka Troup Enterprise

Mystery of Fremont Firearm Confession Sparks $20000 Suit

Forty years after a fatal cabin shooting near Fremont Nevada, Furbey Spent was wounded and later died in poverty. Jacob McKissick, visiting after years in Nevada, confessed to firing the shot. Relatives sue for $20000, attaching property in Nevada. McKissick is reportedly wealthy.

Jaco McKissick Hamburg Fremont Furbey John Allen Jacob McKissick Purbey Nevada McKissick

Leavenworth Sobs As War Losses Reach Families

News from Leavenworth Kansas reports distress among officers and families as more than seventy officers with General Shafter in Cuba and about 200 private soldiers connected to Gandago battles are accounted for. Reports confirm several officers killed or wounded, including Lieut Henry Carrol and Capt Jann Kerr who left Leavenworth in April.

Leavenworth Kan Shafter Fort Leavenworth Gandago War Department Henry Carrol Sixth Cavalry Basily Fort Leavenworts Mallantry Hilary No Lawrence Jann” Kerr Bibeth Cavalry

Army officers and their kin among nation’s wealthiest families

Born in Kentucky and Texas: West Point graduates Capt. Chas. Dodwe and Lieut Albert F H Scott rose from private ranks and earned high honors. Capt. Joamn B. Redman, son of Gen. Redman, was fatally wounded. Tiedman, a West Point graduate, led the First Battalion. The piece notes fortunes inherited by these officers and their prominence in the army.

Kentucky West Point Chas. Dodwe Fort Leavenworth Migs "Taylor Leavenworth Orien B. Myers Infantry Albert FH Scott Texas Military Academy Thirteenth Infantry Eiroii Joamn B. Redman Twentieth Infantry Redman Tiedman West Port Beat Hawkins Weatin

Santa Fe Fast Freight Train Schedule Summary

The Santa Fe announces a summer passenger service from Chicago to the Pacific Coast. The fast train departs Chicago around 9 o clock and arrives near the coast, with limited stops and a focus on rapid transit.

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First Accident Reported During Breakfast Firework Incident

A boy named Jobs Speed suffered burns when a bundle of firecrackers exploded in his hand while he ate breakfast. He was attended by Doctors and is expected to recover. John L. Waller, a colored soldier from Kansas, arrived at 12590 Street in charge of Cuptety for a Union celebration.

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For Rent Suite of Rooms

A rental notice describes a suite of rooms available with beds and basic amenities. Details are fragmented but indicate immediate occupancy and a reasonable price.

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