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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1898

Page

5

Topeka Social Highlights Include Mary McCabe Stout Wedding

In Topeka and vicinity, Miss Mary Elizabeth McCabe wed Mr Ralph H Stout in a morning ceremony at the bride’s brother Charles McCabe’s West Tenth Street home. The simple service featured Rev L Blakesley and a breakfast reception. Guests included Miss Helen Stout, Miss Kate Adams, Mrs Clara McCabe, and Star correspondent Mr Albert Miller. Stout, a Kansas City Star pillar, remains a prominent journalist, and Mrs Stout will continue her career with the Star after a brief trip.

Wasaj Aifaire Topeka Mary Elizabeth McCabe Ralph H. Stout Charles T. McCabe West Tenth Street Revi L. Blakesley Clara McCabe J. ©. Stout Helen Stout Kate Adame Will Smith Nell Clough Annie McCabe Frank Edewn Alexander Butta The Star Albert Miller Stan Mra Stout Miss Stout Miss Adama Mrs. Smith Miss Clough Miss McCabe Challe McCabe Edwen Stont Mt Halt Kansas City Stoutly Kansas City Star Weet Toopea Topeka Lance Topeka State Journal Kannae City Times Kate Adams Myrtle Davis Hiawatha H. Hornaday E. C. MacLennan Chas E. Lagerstrom Colorado Anna Gibb Colorado Springs Farallon Biss Afoe Iyoodhue Garfield Park Mies Maggie Sheran Charles A. Killie Eac Frost Miss Steele Miss Gere Steel Clara Steele Gertrude Babcock Amitke Grace Babcock Edwin Morse Harry Wels Wi Hindman Tor ‘Davidson Harry Freg

Topeka Salvation Army Hospital Hospitalizes Work in Topeka

Adjutant T Mashburn and wife take charge of the Salvation Army hospital in Topeka establish headquarters at Arno hospital Sixth and Buchanan. They praise the hospital work and seek public support of about 10 dollars weekly or 35 thousand dollars annually. There are 12 patients currently, with open house hours posted and a plan for an Assistant to handle contributions.

Salvation Army T. 8 Mashburn Haspa Adjutant Mashburn Wile Cley Iivit Isis

Hudson Tunnel Action Sought in Jersey City

A motion before Chancellor Steal in Jersey City seeks the removal of the Hudson Tunnel Eastney Company and appointment of a receiver for the bondholders. The action involves New York bondholders and London interests over a tunnel project under the Hudson River aimed at organizing the company to complete the tunnel.

New York Chancellor Steal Jersey City Hudson Tunmel Eastney Company Armers Lom Sir Trust Compen Henry Broughton Kendal London Prarty Radeon

Norton divorce suit in Michigan court filing

Mrs Frances Gulfen Norton sues for divorce from W A Norton in a St Joseph Michigan proceeding alleging abandonment and deportion. Attorney George Scoville represents Norton and cites prior connections with Charles Guiney while noting Norton’s earlier divorce action.

Chicago Frances Gulfen Norton Garfyid St. Joseph Mich W. A. Norton Ra. Norton George Scoville Charles Guiteny

Obinch Bugs in Town Pee Movies

Reports of damage attributed to Ochinch Bue surge to the experiment station at Amex as officials confirm widespread failures at several facilities. Investigators note anomalies in on site data and urge further study to determine cause and scope.

Amex Staalgrain

Shortage in Fruits In San Francisco Shifts Green Fruit Exports

San Francisco July 25 reports a fruit crop shortage this year, notably pears peaches and apricots. Freight traffic manager Sproule of Southern Pacific notes about 4900 car loads of green fruit will be shipped this year versus 5000 last year, while raisin shipments rise.

San Francisco Sproule Southern Pacific Company

Perry Family Heads to Halifax After Shipwreck

Fort Scott reports John Perry and W G Perry left for Kansas City to join brother John Perry in Halifax seeking to recover the bodies of his wife and four children aboard the French steamer Fourgogne. A telegram notes about one hundred bodies were picked up near the wreck. Ottawa dispatch adds customs to admit club visitors and fishing outfits duty free with membership cards and a department guarantee.

John W. GC. Perry Halifax Fort Scott W. ©. Perry United States Alstrict Kansas City John Perry Fourgogne Ton & Trig Fairfax Nor Scotia Hur Ottawa Cnt Daly Department of Customs Andh Canada

Telegraph Telegraphy plan to span Tanganyika coast to Brantey Fuchs

The Daily Chronicle says an expedition led by an American who has seen much in the Congo districts will, within a month, lay a telegraph line from the western shore of Lake Tanganyika in Central Africa to Brantey Fuchs. The Belgian king will fund the project in full.

Telegraph Africa London The Daily Chronicle Congo Europe Lake Tanganyika Central Africa Brantey Fuchs

Corbett and Jeffries Possible Match Talked Of

George Considine, manager of James J. Corbett, announces eagerness to arrange a match between Corbett and James Jeffries. He believes Jeffries deserves more consideration than Sharkey and contemplates leaving the “sailor” out. Red Cross funds in San Francisco total 2d, 405 received of 3400 for a proposed hospital ship. After Manila hospital equipment payment, Bank balance nears 11,000. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises quick laundry service.

Red Cross San Francisco California Red Cross Society Manila

Manila Dispatch on Dewey and Manila City Conditions

A Manila correspondent reports Admiral Dewey’s courtesy allows limited access to news, with cross checks by American authorities. The piece describes Manila’s fortifications, bridges, powders, and urban conditions, noting earthquakes, typhoons, and infrastructure limits as the insurrection unfolds.

Associated Press Manila Hong Kong Dewey Trifbe Cavite Admiral Dewey Tokio Pasig Fuente D'Iapand Einotda Maleben Daleupan Whent Santa Mesa Santa Ana Malate Binenda Asa Euatioh Spamtaly Betensien Teleereph Jomiit Observatory Ee Exelent Service MIM le Fbiiiorres Lear Koace Aguinaldo Lune Bully San Francisco Malabon Etuscer Ipacayan Imus Nowalela 2Mas Tadane Bi- Jamar Cavite Viejo Euiaine

Wants Her Ship Back Seizure Sparks French Protest

The French embassy urged the U S State Department to release the merchant steamship Olinde Rodrigues after its seizure. The French Transatlanic Steamship Company protested. Papers were sent to the Justice Department for opinion on the legal questions involved. The manifest showed normal mercantile activity and mail for Port au Prince, while the ship may have been entering a blockaded port. The State Department treated the representations as a friendly inquiry.

Washington State Department Olinde Rodrigues Trensallan de Steamship Company Department of Justice Rodriguez Port Au Prince

Topeka telegram reports self inflicted shot by registered man

A telegram from Topeka said J. W. Howe, registered from Topeka, shot himself, though no such person is known locally. In New York, the wine store BD Clear & Brother at 164 Firead Street closed under a 3400 attachment by Louis Petrane, with writs of replevin from Libbey McNeil Libby of Chicago and others. A creditor estimated firm liabilities over 50000, and D. Cenl is said to have waited for Santiago de Cuba last Saturday.

Topeka Traum McPherson J. W. Howe New York Bd, Clear & Brother Firead Street Louis Petrane Libbey, McNeil @ Lip

First Cuban War Mail Steamer Sails From New York

July 28 New York reports the Armrum a German mail steamer departed for Santiago Cuba with a large cargo of letters and packages for civilians alongside military mail, at standard foreign rates. Captain Returnwhl commanded the vessel.

New York Island of Cuba Santiago Armrum

Bishop Wingfield Dead in Benicia California

Reverend J H D Wingfield longtime Episcopal Bishop of Portes Capigariila dies. He had been unable to attend his diocese duties for the past two years.

Wingfield Benicia Cal J. HD. Wingfield Episcopal Fishop of Portes Capigariila

Gold Moves as Importation Likely to Resume

New York reports a London bank note shows a $50,000 gold shipment likely, with expectations of renewed importation. Foreign bankers note no profit in gold at low rates. discount rate rises in London, while Canadian banks lobby against new stamp duty limits.

New York the Tribune London Bank of Kngisad Canada

TO ELIMINATE WEAKLINGS IN EIGHTH ARMY CORPS

Medical officers in the eighth army corps are ordered to probe and remove from regiments any enlisted men who passed medicals yet are unfit for duty. At Cary Jerritt, several old fever cases are noted with victims named Porter, Frank Smith, Charles Christ, and Charles …

San Francisco Eighth Army Corps Cary Jerritt Porter Frank Smith Charles Christ Charles

Military notes on enlistments and medical status in the era

The report lists Murphy of the Eighteenth Infantry and Bacon of the Twenty-third Infantry, noting thirteen favors at the camp. Private Glen Benedict of the Oregon recruits is reported by his mental surgeon as mentally unfit and recommended for a lecture. Messages from Secretary Alger indicate the Seventh California volunteers will likely go to Mantia.

Murphy Etehteenth Infantry Woh. Bacon Twenty-third Infantry Cam Glen Benedict Oregon Alger Los Angeles Estates California Mantia

Train Editors Arrive After Editorial Excursion Visit

A train load of editors arrived today after an editorial excursion. They visited Frusit over anomcly and will proceed to Viet Sonttie for the next leg of their trip.

Vanpouger Boaly Wes Viet Sonttie

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