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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1899

Page

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Wreck on Murtherton Road Halt Causes Fireman Death

Fireman Welty killed and about twenty passengers hurt when a washout washed 200 feet of track near Waltron Mo. An express train bound for Omaha derailed after the culvert washout. Injured ranged from slight to serious among traveling salesmen and excursionists. Fire department and Kansas City rescue teams assisted.

Kansas City Charlen Welly St. Joseph Murtherton Road Fran Waltron Twain Davis Pitlediphis Sulelerk Omaha Exposition Kansaw Physi Clube Cera Sevesitien Welty Kanesity A_ J. Davis Philadelphia Chemical Home

Richmond Diary Warns of Famine as Flood Strikes

Richmond Texas reports severe flood disruption with widespread rail shutdowns and rising water. Trains halted except on one line, supplies dwindling, and fears of starvation grow as drownings and property losses mount.

Richmond Tex Pyebic

Dutch Harbor Port Update and Pacific Shipping Notes

From Dutch Harbor Seattle reports first news on reelecting Reason Ero Dutch Farber Alaska as a key port. Commodore Weaver notes risk of delays with outside vessels while Luau arrives and heads to Bal for Allen’s Commercial Cepping. Albion sails from San Francisco toward Shoorian coast. Alaska Commercial Shipping and actions at St Michael Cape Notte refocus. Weather and traffic indicate stormy seas and shifting tide as fleets prepare for Cape Notres and the Siberian coast route.

Seattle Wash Micaul Pepe Port Be Orb St. Michael and Cape Trateporation and Steamshiy Weaver Ded Norte Bal Ainsles Cape Notte Uwtalnnkea Turtiand Piscenta North Tower Albion San Francisco Roaran Uied Siberian Garcnimbans St. Michaud San Pranciece Bouriy

The King of Tramps Port Dodge Ta Inty 7 H

Ta, the king of ramps, gained state wide notoriety for a wager with a Minneapolis man. The bet: 300 miles walked, $500, and marriage within four years. After romantic exploits, he wed a Cedar Rapids woman who later divorced in Dakota. He plans cross continent travel and to publish a memoir of his exploits.

Port Dodge Tae Minneapolis Lee Inet Hue Lee Wan

Attempt on King Milan by an alleged enemy

July 7 in Belgrade a would‑be assassin fired four shots at former King Milan, hitting Adjutant Lakitch in the back and grazing Milan, who escaped to his palace. King Alexander toured Michael Street to public acclaim as authorities report the attacker was hired by an enemy.

Bigrads Milan Firmun

Homeward Bound Transports On Seas Bearing Volunteers

In San Prancised on July 7 the U S transports Newport and Obie depart Manila twenty three days out with the Second Oregon volunteers aboard. Expected to reach next Wednesday or Thursday. Governor Markham to meet the arriving ships. Government transport plans include sending the Gregginsing Borie and support vessels as rest of fleet follows with units from Utah California Nebraska and others aboard various gunboats and hospitals.

Newport Fallowe Indlang Morgan Ch Revator Penneyitania Hancock Utah Nebraska Warrett White First Colrade Sherman California

Brewery Men Strike for Higher Wages and Shorter Hours

Fort Worth reports a three-man delegation from the Texan Village brewers union announcing a strike for higher wages and shorter hours. The group seeks reduced shifts and better compensation, demanding immediate action from brewery management. The dispute mirrors broader labor tensions across the city with both sides preparing statements for public release.

Bad outlook as Alaska boundary talks near deadlock

July dispatch from Washington reports almost no progress on the Alaskan boundary issue. Officials in the foreign office fear a grave situation as representatives of the United States and Britain clash over the Drevinsy line proposal. Messages confirm a tense stalemate and concern over the current status of negotiations.

Foretn Associated Preas Washington Foreign Office Ratie Bellary Unitedtates Chouty Weahington

Senate Debates Currency Reform Plan and Gold Standard

A Senate subcommittee convened to discuss currency reform and the gold standard. Senator Allison warns against errors and stresses building party consensus before action while weighing a move away from a single standard and potential silver measures, with debates on redeeming securities for cash or silver certificates.

Senate Pagmmett Pier Finance Allison The Treasury Bout Tome Gage

Missteps in U S Court Appeal Case Stir Wichita Courtroom

Lawyers recount a chaotic federal court hearing in Kansas where attorney Myatt Coliciter misinterpreted jurisdiction. Judges wrestled with whether a state court ruling could be appealed to the federal system, provoking laughter and mortifying exchanges among Topeka lawyers and spectators.

Stanley J. Myatt Coliciter Court of Visitation Wichita Myate Western Union Leavenworth Myatt Lince Hook Circuit Court of the United Statue District of Kansas Supreme Court of the Sigie Supremé Court of Circuit Court of the United States Jonge Hook Supreme Court of W. A. Johneay Federal Postiethwait Byatt Topeks Journal Tris State of Kansas State of Kansas Kaneas United States

Court of visitation described as a court in name

In a period piece wording, the text outlines a court of visitation with powers of investigation, determination, decision and execution. It recounts a political angle about telegraph regulation and a jail inmate offering evidence from Crawford County. The narrative hints at claims of innocence for Wille Sell and a murdered family case with Oscar W. Bane seeking pardon to reveal more.

Oscer W. Bane Crawford Cmnity Wille Sell Crawford Hane Bane Bane Manifesta Sell

Paroled prisoner Dick Chipman fails to report in Topeka

Dick Chipman of Topeka, paroled from the penitentiary by Governor Svmler, has not reported as required. The pardon included a condition to explain his activities and conduct to the governor. Chipman has been out several weeks and a letter requesting the report has been sent.

Dick Chipman Topeka Svmler Chipman Wanthiy Stanley Fe Pan

No Recognition In Budget Worded Protest At State

Dr. H Gill presented a voucher to State Auditor Cole for buying a Topeka directory. The auditor refused 10 issue and warrant claiming Er OM is not Secretary of The board and lacks authority to spend state funds for a directory. The state printing board denied printing thousands of letterheads and envelopes with his name as Bureauary.

Dr. H. Gill Cole Topeka Er. OM Board of the Aid State Printing Board

Luna's Slayers Trial Nears End in Cabanatuan

Manila reports the Cabanatuan trial of Gen Luna slayers as acquittal due to self defense. Evidence suggested a conspiracy by Luna and others to kill Aguinaldo and crown Luna dictator. Luna's death appears to have strengthened Aguinaldo, with supporters rallying loyally.

Manila Cabanatuan Luna Aguinaldo Aguiniio Aguinalde

New York Central and Pennsylvania Plan Consolidation Denied

The Times reports a compact between New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads, led by Vanderbilt, but officials deny any consolidation or merger. An official says the two lines remain separate with pleasant relations yet competitive, while Cassatt and Vanderbilt are not active in a tie to unite the roads.

New York the Times New York Central Pennsylvania Railroad W. K. Walnerbilt Homer New Maven Anit Hartiont J. Mongar Pic Tapketeter Bold Sai Vandertill Boston Shige Preadent Athat Company New Haven View Prealent Tmser Bentral Deaneylvania Fitesburg Vanderbirts Philadelphia A. J. Cussate Pennsylvania Widay Associated Preas Vaz- Sorbie Pennsylvania Road Western Cassatt New York Central System S. Calloway New York Central Railroad

Weathering Rain at Tent Endeavor Quiet Hour

Rain drenched the Christian Endeavor tents as hymns rang out in the Quiet Hour. Delegates indoors and outdoors sheltered under umbrellas while the crowd endured damp conditions, with banners sagging and banners drenched as Rev. Chapman and H. G. Smythe led prayers and songs before a business session in Detroit July 7.

Detrott de. J. B. Chapman H. G Duwrpur Txtrott United Society of Christian Endeavor Cadillac Telegonea de Centenniad Christian Endeavor Society Agalent Righam H. Roberts Uriah London England Baer Baxe Willam J2. Sweet Denver W. H. Ball Philadelphia W. C. Perkins Baltimore E. Leo Pieck Dayton John A.carey Haltimer Hr. Lathrop Boston H. EH Grotshoudss Dallas Tex S.J. Duncan J. Ho, Smith Chicago

Death from Yellow Jack Washi July dispatch from war dept

July 7 dispatch from the war department reports Major Heatwole chief commissary died yesterday at 7 PM of yellow fever. Heatwole, assistant surgeon, was a resident of Tadlang and brother of Representative Joel B. Heatwole of Minnesota's Third District.

Washi War Department Santiiga de Cuba Washington Heatwole Shimer Joseph Heatwole Tadlang Joel B. Heatwole Minnesota

Cross Bank Affair In Emporia Court Amid Feud

In Emporia Gazette coverage of a February 25 federal equity case the Fourth National Bank of St Louis sues Martindale Cross and others over debts totaling about 69 000 with mortgages tied to Sundry Side docks. Depositors and banks clash as Martindale seeks to shield assets while depositors and administrators push for swift testimony and trial dates.

Emporia Gazette Gazette Lut Cult Court United States District of Kansas Fourth National Bank of St. Louis Morton Azhaigh Revelver First National Bank of Jurporia F.C. Newman Martinthio First National Bank of New York Union National Bank of Kansas City Ford Harvey Martindall Cross Martingale Sundy Sidpe Newman Newaman Crass Idee Cunrdnghdhmn Graves and Keljoeg Martindale J E Lambert Buck John Madden Albaugh Cunningham S. Nation C. V. Exbrides Thomas Evans H. C. Whitley J. Newman EH. Clark J. MM. Guhrison C. & Jobes John Henry George Flumb Charles Johnson Martindale & ‘Cross Thrush Messrs. Cunningham Wittens Colorado Mfartindale Martindate Meotda Emporia Allerness Graves Kallomg Martinduls Comunitte Sid John Johnson Giese Lambert Sfartindale Wong Newman and Heys

Millions Afloat Bound For St Michael With Dust In Alaska

Prosperous miners from the Klondike report vast gold shipments by steamer bound for St Michael. Aboard the Topeka, several men drowned at Five Finger Rapids while others carried about 49 pounds of gold dust. The Copper River district reports many deaths from scurvy and exposure as relief and travel to the Yukon continue.

Beatie Wash Dawsun Robert Kerr Jott St. Michael Alaska Chy Krondikers Copper River Neve Fork Jean Aker Pinger Green Seattle H. Mohlin Whidby Island Dingley Victoria William Hoffman Dawson Copper River Playerigers Fourtenn Abercromble Tnteller Abercrombie Capper Valley Yukon Sunes Klondikers Topeka A. Kenyon W. W. Maywood Judre Fotrarcy Tha Canter Andrew Hotter Dorchester Wisallied A.B. Vines Roselyn Sam W. Byker San Pranciaco Shaw

Is Funston miffed Washington July

The war department cannot explain Gen. Funston’s desire to return to Kansas after promotion. Despite offers to remain, he declined, preferring home duty and mustering out. The public wish for quick return is not seen as discontent by the department, which will assist transport as possible.

Washington War Department Funston Kansas Gen. Funston Philppine Otte Noreuard Pune Ston Bervick Trassport

Tennessee Copper Lands Auction Snafu sparks regional buzz

Fragmentary OCR from a Tennessee copper lands report mentions Chattanooga, Knoxville, and surrounding towns. References a lease deal, a planned erection, and new developments affecting Great Bucktown and nearby areas. Names and places are garbled but indicate a regional land sale and prep for operations.

Girl Heroine Spares Boy, Recalls Struck Snake Incident

A 16 year old girl from New Rochelle described waking to a dangerous scene in a cellar at 16 Inlet Park. She found a giant enemy snake and with a lucky strike from a stake managed to pin the creature, saving a boy nearby. bystanders reported the event as a remarkable act of bravery.

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