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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1898

Page

6

Letters to Spain Describe Mail Blockade and Workarounds

A post office official explains that mail to Spain and its possessions is suspended while letters addressed to Spain or Cuba are returned with notices. Letters can reach Spain via Canada or London under British stamps, and Spain to the U S can arrive via London, but Cuba is fully blockaded. Cuban mail is minimal, with long-standing disruption from increased Spanish presence.

Spain Cuba Washington Star Canada London International Postel Union

New Yorker Memorably Misreads Cleveland Social Class

A New Yorker visiting Cleveland clashes over social democracy and aristocracy. He argues wealth buys social status, while locals counter with a tale of a prominent youth named Garhelmv, whose father once towed canal boats, revealing class perceptions in a social setting.

New York Cleveland the Plain Dealer West Pers House Garhelmv

Dramatic Mirror recounts French mimic Rudinof’s mother death moment

The Dramatic Mirror describes M. Rudinof and companions in Keith's Union Square dressing room where Rudinof, suddenly moved by news of his mother’s death, sobs amid jeers and audience laughter. The anecdote sits beside rail strike humor and a note on Spanish teachers.

M. Rucinoff Gerald Grutin Keith's Union Square Rudinof Europe Griffis Fakre

Fascinating Fire Engine Spectacle Draws Quiet Crowd

A New York Sun reader recalls watching a steam fire engine halt at a hydrant, ready to throw water if needed. The crowd, a crescent of men and boys, stands captivated as the engine, with its three horses and burnished stack, is readied to depart, bells ringing and reins gathered.

Mr. Goslington New York Sun Mas

Wanted Flowers On A Southern Congressman Story

A Washington Post report recounts a southern congressman entertaining colleagues in the democratic cloakroom. During a woman suffrage convention a delegate from his district asked for a floral tribute for a public meeting. The congressman humorously says he has fed the hungry and provided lodging but draws the line at flowers for the visitors.

Washington Post Capitol Ilshant Congress Hondrede Heuyieis

MANNERS OUTSIDE THE NAVY AND A CRACKING KRUGER TALE

A regional column cites an article On a Man-of-War about naval ceremony for a presidential visit versus informal moments aboard ship. It notes officers in full dress, band, flag, and salutes, contrasted with a casual exchange about manners aboard. Also a Kruger anecdote mocks nepotism and office access.

Eny United States Marine Guard Weil Oollie Seeking Kruger National Review

Flag atop apartment sparks fear and coolness among residents

A large flag hung from a window at an uptown apartment building creates tension between two women. One owner defends the display as patriotic while a nervous tenant fears burglars and ghosts. The farce ends with the flag mutilated by the window, igniting accusations of treachery and lingering coolness in the building.

Washington Post

Pneumatic Tube Dinner Service Idea From Grenoble

Inventor proposes a pneumatic tube network from a central kitchen to diners homes. Electric valves divert meals into airlight enamel balls for each patron. Diners open, eat, reseal, and drop the used ball back into the tube for return, leaving dishwashing to history.

Grenoble France Philadelphia Times

Catnip craze and curious items raise town chatter

A quirky East Lexington tale describes a benevolent young man handing out catnip to city cats, lighting humorous praise and a note on their health. The piece also notes a Japanese pyrotechnic craft, a 1814 Melece sailing ship sale, and a remark on the monotonous Sandwich Islands climate.

East Lexington Dewstown Bostios Herald Hamelle

Public sale notices and lost and found brief

Fragmented text lists for sale of lots near Buchanan Boulevard and Santa Fe Shops, with bids, locations, payments, and timing. Additional lines mention a bidding process, contract awarding, and a lost and found notice. Names and places appear but details are garbled.

Buchanan BL East Front C. K. Holliday Kansas Ave Shorws Sether

Topeka City Seeks Bids for Street Improvements

The Topeka Kansas city clerk invites sealed proposals by August 1 at 5 pm for street improvements on Park Street Fifth to Sixth Avenues and other specified work. Bids must include full company names, county site, signing in full, a 10 percent bid bond, and compliance with detailed instructions.

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