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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1898

Page

7

Railroads Unite to Boost Galveston Freight Exports

Steamship connections expand from Galveston to European ports with a new freight steamer line. Santa Fe and Southern Pacific cooperate to move western and southern freight, aligning with a San Francisco route to Europe. Leaders promise aggressive management and broader access, aiming to improve transcontinental and international shipping.

Santa Fe Railway Suarners Pacific Ford Galveston Prisci Ws Europe Ater San Francisco Beceme Santa Fe New Orleans Fotinn

Fragmentary record of legal action and awaiting hearings

A garbled OCR fragment describes a legal matter involving city and county records, a 19th century Chicago incident, and a treasury department reference. It cites committees, officials, and a vague set of actions tied to law and public notice. The text is unclear but centers on court or administrative proceedings and procedural steps.

Traveling man tale echoes a whistle and a warning

A garbled OCR excerpt follows a traveling man tale with a whistle and a warning. The conductor and traveler exchange cautious words as a ritual unfolds. The narrator hints at a schedule, a pay, and a curious scene aboard a railroad journey with a wary, evolving exchange.

WILL ENTER KANSAS CITY. Bt JOE Grand Island Wol Benefit

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a proposed deal and pricing tied to a Kansas City entry, with references to Grand Island and a benefit event. Names and many details are garbled, but the gist notes a transaction and associated costs amid unclear dates and figures.

Kansas City Joe Grand Island Worthern Kansas

Unreadable Text Note From Early Kansas Rail Brief

Fragmentary OCR cites rail line tracks between Kansas City and several towns with mention of terminals and rail services. No clear events or dates are readable. Names and places are uncertain. content appears garbled and incomplete.

Salt Does Damage and Federal Help Sought in Rail Damage Case

Fragmented OCR text discusses railroad damage, water leakage, and a 40-day plan to prevent harm. Mentions Go-operating commission, safety, and federal relief. Includes corrupted phrases about property sale and family mistreatment, with unclear dates or places.

Jonas Oris Shly Davies

Puzzle of Interpreting Freight Deal Spreads Confusion

A garbled OCR fragment describes railroad financial dealings with varied terms and unclear actors. It mentions a scheme or negotiation, possible stake by a singer and a sheriff, and references to places Wy and SACU. The text is fragmented with many unreadable words and names.

Hospital tour endorses hospital system and leaders

Engineer Hamilton reports on the directors official tour praising the hospital association and its work. Board chairman Wy fount and General Superintendent Joho Player detail the visit, noting progress and support from hospital staff and the community.

Hamilton Directors Frutoner William Temuton Fort Madison Ottawe J. P. Russermie U. Mintge Frey Tndernets Geyer Man- Saat Portrie Hannten

Peach Promoted to General Foreman at Ft Madison

Topeka man John T Peach is promoted from a Topeka roadhouse position to general foreman of the shops at Ft Madison. He replaces Foreman Witterbeck, who has served as general foreman at Albuquerque. Wred Corson is promoted to head the barns previously led by Corson.

Topeka Ft Madison John T Peach Pennral Fersman Port Madison Witterbeck Mags Forveras Albuquerges Wred Corson Ponat Banes

Discharge Rules For Under 18 Army Enlistees

Washington July 6 reports thousands of discharge applications from enlisted men under 18 and above. The War Department explains that such requests must come through regular channels and be supported by satisfactory evidence. Meritorious cases may be considered, with specific age and service requirements cited.

Froner Washington War Department Peprestatatves Wier Army Meikletohn Department Melkirsonn Eed Ae War Sads Anr

American Armor Sets the Pace in Cuba

London July 6 Bertin correspondent of the Army Salt says the battle at Santiago de Cuba is considered to require the superiority of American armor plating and artillery and will attend a satin feature. Orders to American makers for armor and related equipment are expected.

Londen Bertin Ouny Salt Xuntiaga de Cuba

Consignor Stamp Duty in Express Shipments Rules

Attorney Snelling rules on freight receipts and revenue taxes for Beloit consignor cases. Express companies must issue stamped receipts for every consignment. consignors should demand receipts and refuse un stamped forms. Penalties apply to express firms for noncompliance, not consignors.

Eral Snelling Caine

Run Out Of Camp Barrett For Expressing Dissent

Private Han son of Company TF from Marysville was run out of Camp Barrett for uncomplimentary remarks about the United States government camp officers rent and food. He was arrested, stripped of his platform and marched from the camp. First case ofHunking in the Biewh regiment report.

Oakland Cansaig Hanson Marysville Barrett United States Biewh

Wheat Disappointing In Central Eastern Counties News

Weather bulletin reports heavy rains early week and general rains late week with dry intervals. Wheat harvest near end in eastern division. quality mixed, some rust and weather damage. Corn good in southern counties. apples poor. oats rusted. western division reports hot spell with variable yields and ongoing harvest. Falls in wind and rain blamed for washed wheat and crop losses in southern areas.

Weather Observer Y. & Jennings Weather Bureau Climate and Crop Service Phillips Russell Edwants Reno Kaw Wyandotte Duddie Beine Qualiy Wen Washington Ness

McKeerrers Peth Serms Clear in Unopposed Race

A report notes Representative Reever will have no opposition as his race appears settled after plans to nominate Eugene Ware failed. J B Furry L 5 Percy of OG Word and W F Scheoh were named but did not commit. The reformers face a setback and efforts to field a candidate collapsed, with factions ready to pivot.

McKeerrer Reever Eugens Ria Furry Percy OG. Word W. F. Scheoh Sears

L. A. W. MEET AND STATE MEET PLANS FOR TOPEKA

Kansas division of the League of American Wheelmen holds business meeting at Salina with nominations for 1899 officers. Chief consul slots contested. Topeka and Wichita figures prominent. State meet selected for 1934 location. electric light racing noted as crowds grow. Track record at Helina track broken by John White of Kansas City with 39.5 seconds for quarter mile.

Salina Kansas League of American Wheelmen C. M. Irwin Wichita J. B. Doneyson H. Joe Lesher Topeka H. E. Best Courcil Rave A. E. Hickerson FG. Gossett O K. Leigh. Hutchinson W. M. Glenn Tribune I. B Donelson WCFL Reichenbach Ieaxee Jointy Sear Chile Helina Racine E. P. Maule St Louis John White Kansas City

Kansans Don't Go to War Move to Santiago Under Way

Washington July 6 The Second brigade First division of the Second army camped at Camp Alger yesterday and began moving toward Santiago to reinforce General Shafter. The brigade includes the Eighth Ohio Sixth Illinois and Sixth Massachusetts under General Garretson. The Sixth Massachusetts led the departure heading toward Dun Loring and Charleston while the Ohio regiment sails for New York to embark on the St Paul. Massachusetts troops later travel via the Harwood and Yale route with baggage discarded as needed to speed departures. Only six horses per regiment are allowed.

Washington Second Alger Yestertay Santt~apy Shafter Ohio Ilinoia Massachusetts Garretson Golnme Dun Loring Charleston Ane Ohio Regiment Gree New York St Paul Llinels Harvood Santiago Uantisgecampelen Carp Alger Howel Jones State Supreme Court Atchison TJ. Anderson Topeka Kitte Kone Topeka Auditorium Association Commercial Club Room Thomas AL Clements Stanspolls Autt & Archibald Peraiar Yval Ealt John Coyne Coyne Poontella Idaho Charles Hitckley Ivy Hinckley Arsiy Relief Society Senate Chamber Seacolas Thornine We del Ck Army Raneas Green Gotergor Leedy Joe Riddle Wye Stock Saphiry Board State House Atéah Wallace Rynetson Ing Compa Kansas City Lagds News Artur Calshima Mise Nation Register of Deeds Frank Stevens Arthur Callahan Chicago Omaha Turners Wnd Marehall Bend Turner Garden Turner Carden

Charleston's Capture in Early Pacific History

A fragmented 16th century account describes the Ladrones now Guam and Rota, their discovery by Magellan era figures, and Spanish colonization. It notes the Islands' name meaning thieves, early mission settlements, conflicts with natives, and Admiral Anson's later remarks. Population estimates and agricultural crops are briefly touched.

San Francisco South Pacific Ocean Guam Rota Fernando de Magashates Macellan Pacific Ocean Philip V Cage Mayla Arne Admiral Anson Bysin

Extermination War Forces Population Shifts In Lasan

After a war of extermination the Spaniards moved a portion of the inhabitants of Lasan. The land has been cultivated and governed, with forced relocation noted as of SORCEDAY.

Lasan

Topeka News roundabout items mix of events

A miscellaneous Topeka chronicle lists varied items from July routines and civic notices. Mentions include court figures, police appointments, bicycle safety, a Santa Fe improvement, local visits, and upcoming community events with scattered names and places.

Food For Cubans Plan Continues Despite War Attention

Washington reports the army commissary plans to feed starving Cubans proceed. A Fort Victor voyage from New York carries 75,000 pounds corn meal 262,000 pounds flour 759,000 pounds bacon 9K pounds coffee 156,000 pounds sugar 60,00 pounds soap 60,000 pounds salt 3,000 pounds pepper. Ratons will distribute across Cuba with refrigerated beef for troops and reconcentrados. first consignment sails from Tampa next Saturday. London House of Commons rejects Redmond tax redress motion by 386 to 144. Liberal leaders and others in minority. Gladstone favored alliance in a Chronicle excerpt.

Washington Commissary Department Army Fort Victor New York Tampa

Spanish Vessel Fire Delays Alfonso XIII Arrival

Dispatches report a fire aboard the Spanish cruiser Alfonso MIM burning for twelve hours. Estimated serious damage cited, with 96 casualties noted, delaying the vessel’s departure for an unspecified duration.

Alfonso Mim le Cart

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