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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1897
Page
1
Old Bell Will Ring At California Mission Exhibition
In San Prarietace on July 6, preparations are underway for the Christian Endeavor convention with about 6,000 delegates arriving today and many more tomorrow. A bell from an old California mission will ring five minutes before each session, signaling the faithful. The Mechanics pavilion hosts a display of mission history, a Triskion exhibit, and a banner from Foo Chow Chinese Endeavor Society. Delegates Miss BE Newton from Foo Chow and Miss Carmen Hostetter from Tokyo attend, with efforts to display ships in the harbor and a chart of the event’s grand plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Prarietace
Tonlehe
Rherud
Mvchanice Pavillion
Inie
Harhor
Jeter
Bie
Tuer
BE. J. Newton
Foo Chew
Ure Endeavor Societies
China
Carmen Hostetter
Tokio
Mleshinary Extension Society
Misa X. J. Berry
Christian Endeaver Union
Qarrett
Tia Bell
Ogden Welcomes Chicago Endeavorers on Utah Visit
Chicago Christian Endeavorers enjoyed a warm reception in Ogden Utah as hundreds gathered at the station. The group toured Wasatch mountains, rode in a touring car and horse drawn float, and sang gospel songs with Rev. A Bullock thanking them for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Bullock
Chicago
Peyion
Ogden
Saratoga
Corme
Secramen
Welcome, Christian on deevonere tae Speed Thee on Thy Away
Foreman Patrick Heaban and an enthusiastic Endeavoree have painted the roundhouse roof with three foot letters reading Welcome, Christian on deevonere tae Speed Thee on Thy Away. Ten trains daily have been dared for here amid the enormous activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick ‘Heaban
Christian
Lassoed Porter and Calm Encounter With Utah Cowboys
Chicago Christian Endeavorers touring Salt Lake entered Pleasant Valley where a group of Utah cowboys flaunted pistols. A scuffle broke out as two men fought, boarding officers intervened, and a porter was briefly lassoed before the train departed. Passengers then viewed trophies from the mountains including a rattlesnake and wild cactus specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Ivy
Chicago
Pleasant Valley
Trael
Col Hallowell Dying in Island Health Resort Visit
Col James F R Hallowell, long a top Kansas lawyer and politician, is dying from diabetes complications after months with family at a mineral spring resort. Once a Wichita resident and Seventh District figure, he served as a soldier with severe war wounds and had pension disputes. Washington announced a $99 monthly pension with back pay, aiding his distressed family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FR. Hallowell
Halowell
Kansan
Hallowell
Kangas
Wichita
Kanaus
Washington
Hallawayl
Andree Ready for Arctic Balloon Crossing Attempt
Stockholm July 6 A dispatch from Date Island dated June 28 reports Prof Andree's balloon filing completed June 23 and readiness to launch in July to cross the Arctic region. Winds have been chiefly northerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Date Island
Prof
Andree
Arctic
County Board Delays Fees for Nevel Murder Case Attorneys
The board of county commissioners again reject payment to defense attorneys Enamingé J McNary and W J Jamison in the Nevel murder case. Tried over two years ago, no funds exist to pay lawyers, and the men assert they deserve 44 dollars each for pretrial work. The commissioners say the county has no fund to pay lawyers and clerks have foregone wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Hive A&aln
Nevel
JS. Enamingé
J. . McNary
W. J. Jamison
Manuel
Panic Bank of Spain Expands Note Circulation
Madrid reports the Bank of Spain rapidly increasing its note circulation to a record 19 million pesetas amid broad commentary on the bank's monetary expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Spain
Madrid
Bank of Spin
Death by own action on boat at Cleveang Lake
In Cleveang on July 8 a 60 year old man and a woman with a four year old child were on a boat. They rowed out on the lake and after a scuffle one person fell or jumped overboard and the other followed. The boat remained dry and a warden stated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveang
Anooul IV Oslock
Per Kim
Neuse
Astor's Saers Sigh Eet Pull Mall Gazette Omitted From Windsor Party List
New York reports William Astor complains that the Pall Mall Gazette was omitted from the guest list for a Windsor Castle party. The newspaper says London evening papers were invited elsewhere, leaving Pall Mall Gazette singled out in public chagrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pull Mall Gazette
Windsor Castle
New York
Sandom
William Astor
Pull Mail
Temmons
Pall Mall
Arbitration Urged As Strike Drags On By Hanna And Sherman
A World Washington dispatch reports Marcus Hanna and John Sherman urging arbitration to end the miners strike. Sherman warns prolonged coal outages will raise prices and hurt business, while Hanna cautions politics should not intrude and that wages will rise with better times. In Brazil, Indiana, a miners mass meeting endorses Saturday’s suspension action and the operators form a committee amid renewed labor turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Sherman
Herald
Banator Hanna
Ohio
Brazil
Ind
People Won't Stand Says Jerry Simpson in Fourth of July Oration
In a July Fourth speech, Jerry Simpson criticizes wages and labor oppression, denounces Congress and the Senate as dominated by wealth, and predicts a rising push by workers, including 250000 expected to strike, to resist starvation pay and political betrayal. He frames the era as one of free men facing economic coercion and servitude to a few wealthy interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jerry Simpson
Mason
Tis
Ainden
Tter
Cuba
Mr. Simpson
Giere
Senate
Congress
Thomas Brackett Weed
Maine
Union Leader Calls Strike Action Noted Nationwide
Columbus Ohio July 6 President Rutchford of the United Mine Workers said today the strike is drawing national attention and that lawmakers and members are observing the movement closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Rutchford
United Mine Workers
miners and national reform ambitions voiced by president
The national cabinet expresses alarm yet hope regarding mining wage regulation and future trade disputes. President Batchford advocacy favors eight hour workday and minimum wage laws with national arbitration, urging workers to act. Labor groups and state and national parties pledge support to miners, signaling possible higher living standards and broader social benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evn
Batchford
National Congress
Iam
Labor League of Pennsylvania
Pittstake
Suistain
Coal supply forecasts for railroads and miners
In Columbus Ohio in July at the General Hocking Coal home office manager B A Renhels says 150000 tons of coal are on hand in the northwest, enough to meet four months of demand. Railroads reportedly have coal to last about six weeks amid possible miners strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. B. Renhels
General Hocking Coal Company
Storsee
Northwest
Labor Commissions to Act in Indiana Meeting Spark
The Indiana labor commission sent letters to Ohio Pennsylvania and Virginia inviting them to meet in Indianapolis to consider possible arbitration of the coal miners strike. If honored, coal operators may also be invited to join to seek an early end to the dispute before it escalates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Labor Commission
Libol
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Indiana Commission
Indiame Commission
Signature dockets in pardon case spark governor's doubt
Governor Leedy examines a pardon petition and protest for Monroe Campbell a negro serving 20 years for murder. Signatures from Senator Baker Mayor Hook and others appear on both sides hinting at petition manipulation and political pressure while entering case details and related Peru currency plan and a report on George Van Ness Lothrop's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy
United States
Baker
D. A. Hook
Leavenworth
Unis
Hool
Marshal Neeieg
Journal
Pettion
Monroe Campbell
Chas Garden
Hla
Kit Gordon
Campbell
Slaughter in India Sparks Uproar and Calls for Overthrow
Special dispatches from London and New York report 600 to 2,000 rioters killed near Calcutta with officials tallying up to 1,500. Pamphlets incite anti-British sentiment in Poona and Bombay, urging revolt and condemning Queen Victoria’s government amid jubilee celebrations and famine, plague, and earthquakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bormbay
Calcutta
New York
The
Merald
India
Aitatora
Poona
Bombay
London Mall
Greece
Asia
Times
Fight on Santa Fe Tramps and Trainmen in Jail
Kansas City July 6 trainmen on a Santa Fe train from the west faced four tramps near Spearville. A fight broke out when the begimmings refused to disembark after the crew order. The air hose was cut, four men fled, three were captured by trainmen and passengers, one by the sheriff. all are jailed in Dodge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Spearville
Dodge City
Col
W. H. Rossington
Las
L. ©. Case
Ogunol
Prhwerert
Pollot
Col Rossington
Rossington
Btrs
Phos
Bienar
Jesus Christ
Mount Oliver
Meleuss
M. Avin
Cue City
Meyer and Cuures
Europe
Ubi
Cave
Fem Gether
Eley Privon
Keery
Keren
Horner
Dan
Syulor
Puis
Balloon accident claims six year old boy in San Francesc
Chauncey Hill's son G Beriram Hill 6 died after a balloon ascent at Blair's Park Oakland. He clung to a guy rope as the balloon rose pulling Miss Olney guardian's daughter alongside. The parachute failed and the boy fell 4000 feet to the ground in a fatal crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francesc
G.beriram Hill
Chauncey Hill
Miss Olney
Blair
Pari
Hese Oakland
Charles Conlan
Acme Athletic Club
Weronaut
Hass
Rome
Ahapn
Earth
McKinley Says Job Not What It Seems
President McKinley, here with Judge Day and kin, jokes that the presidency is not easy. He notes a 43 hour Fourth of July break and claims no summer plans, saying he feels rested yet tired after a taxing visit. His family gathers around him as he contemplates a quiet Washington return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Sury
McKinley
C. C. Miler
Judge Day
Washington
New England
McKintey
Water works dispute interview with President Street
Journal interviews President Street on the water works fray outlining the franchise scope, fair compromise options, and the city’s court cases. Street notes the company seeks extensions and hydrant charges while favoring concessions to avoid further litigation and improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
President Street
Supreme Court
Street
Water Works Company
Heat Death Toll Rises Across Cities Including Cincinnati and Detroit
Cincinnati reports 22 heat related deaths with a long list of victims including several children and adults. Detroit records 13 sunstroke fatalities as rescinds fade, while Fort Wayne notes another hot day with multiple prostrations and two broken legs after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Detroit
Wzdwaihe
W. A. Baker
Mary Fleming
Kate Sextro
Laura Hurdsel
Harry Brown
John Hempfling
Hichard Fleming
Mary Barnum
George J. Hietling
Jos. Huelascher
Elizabeth Burke
Jos. Fischer
G. V. M. Lathrop
Risela
Conrat Stelmie
Armed Walshe
Portland
Miterine Grr
Mrs. Weber
G. N. Berthwhistle
Patrick Cummings
Fort Wayne
Ind
Amelia Miler
Eliza A. Ewing
Frank Huxter
Wim. Miller
Wm. Pollack
Lightning Strikes Quebec Parish Church During Mass
A violent thunderstorm in the Lake St. John district damages property and causes casualties. Lightning struck the Canavan parish church as Mass continued, clipping roof sections, toppling altars, and injuring the priest before the building caught fire. A panicked rush caused one man’s death and multiple injuries as the church burned and collapsed within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Lake St. John
Johnguieres
Fred
City Prison Conditions Stir City Council Hearing
Col W H Rossington leads a heated public appeal against prison overcrowding and neglect as Mrs L Case directs delegation for separate women's quarters and better staffing. He condemns the facility as inhumane, urging reforms and oversight, while the council weighs committee reports and funding for improved prison buildings.
Chief Vallins Ousted In City Police Shakeup
Feffermar 5 a Fay Bale BUDE court notes Chief of Police Thomas XII Vallins of Katoee City removed from office amid investigations. Attorney Gyners Crowyt Manlitated proceedings about a month Wem Mankes City. July Sune of Police Walling won faminity Pinkerton detective service and there from Chirag. He faced abuse this spring to support Chint L. B. Irwin at the fettersleugh. The fight on him and local supporters aided the crackdown on gamblers. Walline’s help prompts the board to reappoint him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feffermar
Fay
Bude
Thomas XII
Vallins
Katoee City
Alorney Gyners
Mankes
Walling
Farimerty
Pinkerton
Chirag
L. B. Irwin
Fettersleugh
Walline
Puppresm Ioyerline
Love Police Board
Easy Choy
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Wasatch Mountains
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Christian Endeavorera
Coolidge
Col. Hallowell
Cleveland
Astor
Marcus Hanna
John Sherman
Oal
Labor Commissions
Indians Commission
Baker's
Senator
Cy Leland
Peru
Iterain
Lima
Peirola
Gritlenty
Midh
George van Ness Lothrop
Russia
Orise
Beat
M'Kinley
the Water Works
Old South ‘Topeka Corporation
South Topeka
Topeka
Prt
Spicks
Kan
Kansas City East
St. Lewi
Leatenworth
SprineBeld
St. Hitwater
Min
Lite Rock
Arles
Bridgeport
Conn
St. Louis
Shawnee County
Col. W. H. Rossington
Forse
Odin
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