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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1897

Page

5

Ellis Gets Ies Change on Central Branch

An archival clipping describes Ellis securing a change on the Central Branch. At Beloit, Judge A B Bills, a Sixth District congressional candidate, speaks with Heese, the UpTon Pacific agent. Joe Cadden, engineer on the Solomon Valley Ranch, overhears a remark about goat engineers and asserts his own skill with Valley trains, remarking that the speaker would be better off if he tried the Valley run as he does daily.

Beloit A. B. Bills Congress Distriet Upton Pacific Avenue House Joe Cadden Soloman Valley Elly Cadden Union Pacfic

Items of Interest to North Kansas Railroad Men on Broce Island

Posleville July 20 report covers promotions, assignments, and duties among Rock Island railway staff. Conductor OW Sumpter returns to duty after illness. brakeman Willian Wilbur denied promo. Rock Island hauls about 40 cars weekly from Belleville. 75 car loads unload from south Western Kansas to Republic county farms. Lightning hits Present Dmdator Ridley’s residence but causes no injuries. Foreman Rick Tsinnt and W. Kitchim travel to Manhattan and Topeka. Miss Suille of Philadelphia joins Rock Island family in Boloyne. W. H. Sthiseles plans rabbit hunting trip. D. Sweeney of Belleville contracts for improved treck level with Kalampzve railroad company. Rock Island challenges Union Pacific with a friendly baseball game. Kansas Creamery at Topeka expanding operations with 200 pounds churn output, refrigeration cars to be added on northern Kansas line. Stations and skirting upgrades along several towns mentioned.

Posleville Sumpter Ulress Willian Wibur Rock Island Belleville W. J. Hull Pepress Oskaloons Kia Teeters Kansas Republic County W . Ridley Rick Tsinnt Gard Foreman Kitchim Belleviile Manhattan Topeka Miss Suille Philadelphia YeiHehe Boloyne W. H. Sthiseles Sit Aira Melle Nelson Af Philipshare Die & Nelson Daughtor D. Sweenity D. Sweeney Mellevilis Kalampzve Stowly Company Reyarty Urint Pacis Senizser Keteham Sweet Pryor Whittemore Hoccer Telmedse Hamiton Leary Uxton Kainsas Kansas Line Parka Shandie Kerman Tetlanon Smith Comer Kennington Agra Phil Fifisbirg Sorte Jennings Cuthy Amd Orden Fir Fortuna

Notes From Nickerson Roundhouse Update

Only six engine stalls remain standing in the Nickerson roundhouse. A list of personnel changes and absences includes Duden as timekeeper in Topeka, Lepper returning from the Cyhlo trip, and Lytle reporting a newborn boy. Absences cited include Norton on leave and Byran and Howard off sick or traveling. machinery work shifts to Newton as old ships are torn down.

Mickerson iGectee G Newhen Newton Charles Lytle Mike Norton Neteton

Brotherhood Prevails in Wages Suit for Railroad Workers

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen reports victory over a receiver challenge to wage cuts for road crews. The ruling follows a similar case against the Union Pacific, with trips from Topeka to St Louis priced at $7.40. Travel dates August 3 6 9 and 23 via the Santa Fe Route.

Peoria Brotherhood of Philadelphia, Heading St Louis Jaya Santa Fe

Souvenir Badges for Santa Fe Jubilee Planned in Denver Meeting

Arrangements were set to sell 6000 souvenir badges at 25 cents each for the Santa Fe railway workers in Kansas and other states. The double medallion pendant features a locomotive image and the Santa Fe Route logo on a red, white, and yellow ribbon. Proceeds fund festival entertainment and a grand parade display, with copyright protection and extensive coordination planned among division points and clerical staff.

pSu Santa Fe Railway Kansas Santa Fe W. J. Mealy Par- Gee Moser May Thomas An Withrow Bruthsrieid Railway Tratmmers Garvey Une Grimith Tales H. A W. J. Healy Committee of Pifteen M. Kolin F. Cavert Messrs. Cavett Geo. H. Thomas W. EB. Crane J. F. Mitchett Hud H. Guest Alex Laird Bette Denver H. 4

Impossibility debated in carnival maskers on foot plan

The article discusses opposition to mixing carriages and maskers on Kansne avenue during the carnival night. It recalls last year when vehicles rolled onto the parade route, nearly injuring revelers in masks. Proposals suggest keeping maskers on foot or in carriages only and possibly separating the routes or timing to improve safety.

Kandes Avenue Kansne Avenue

Politics and discord at Detroit Build ing and Loan league convention

At the United States league convention in Detroit doubts rose over President Brown s remarks on tariffs and free trade. A resolution to bar politics from papers was debated and shelved after disputes, with motions to refer or table failing. The episode ended with records expurgated and no further action.

Building and Loan League Detroit Policics United States League Weal Walldine Law Associations Brown Senaton Délecate E_ ©. Peck Jackson Tongus Committee On John F. McGignis Alton Seymour Dexter New York LN. C. Shumway Taylorville Michigan Chen

Refuses Lions To Zoo In Chicago Park Controversy

Captain James Mullett blocks verbal contract to deliver three Zalophus Californius specimens to Lingoin Park. Andrew McNally and North Park Avenue residents allegedly deride the seasons while an office inquiry presses for the three lions, each valued at 150 dollars, to be received or removed within sixty days.

Chicago Lingoin Park de Vry James R. Mallett Los Angeles Andrew McNally North Park Avenue Ofce Ut Andrews Mr. McNally Mons Sca Liona O'Ehick Mullett Lens

Muncie's Blue Laws Lead to Night of Turmoil

In Muncie Indiana a clash erupted at the Dohneen block as Young Men's Christian Society leaders of a band faced off with opponents over the blue law movement. In the melee Homer Bowles Richard McCauley Henry O'Meara and others were involved. arrests followed as police restored order. Several wounded including McElfresh and Price, while crowds of up to five thousand gathered outside police headquarters amid chants urging action against the rival factions.

Muncie Ind Young Men's Christian Society Eblock Hubbard Hlt. McBifresh Clyde M. Ritenour Greely Price AD. Pierce Dohneen Homer Bowles Richard McCauley Partes McElfresh Locate PS S.C. EB. Union Price Bowles Ritenour M.C. A Baldwin Hopping

McKinley relative to be postmaster at Moline

Washington july 7 Jergs H Mc Kinley a cousin of the president will be appointed postmaster at Moline TL The president's decision to appoint his relative is doubtless due to the latter's manly course In his candidacy.

Washington Jergs H. McKinley Moline Representative Prince Prince White House Prince's W. F. Eastman William Clendenning George Ht. McKinley McKinley Uie Mc+ Kinley G. W.stansfield Kansas Avenue

Gorman in Control at Maryland Democratic Convention

Harmony of the old-fashioned kind prevailed as Gorman guided Maryland Democratic state convention actions. Platform favors bimetallism with gold and silver, but omits a ratio. Thomas A. Smith and J. Frank Ford named for comptroller and clerk of the court of appeals. References to McKinley act, international conference, and Cuba policy amid party unity.

Maryland Baltimore Gormat Urchet Thomas A. Smith Caroling County Court of Appeals J. Frank Ford St. Marys County Gortean Committee On Union McKinley Yeland Republican Party Buttes Cubs

Violations of the filled cheese law reported in Washington

The treasury and agricultural departments investigate alleged breaches of the filled cheese act. A Liverpool dealer’s letter and cloth-wrapped cheese sent abroad show stamping failures. Cheese must bear two inch black lettering. violet ink markings are almost illegible. Liverpool trader says large quantities are shipped and sold as unfilled cheese due to poor government markings.

Washington Juy Treasury Department Agricultural Department Loft Congress Liverpool England Atys

French Mail Steamer Alphe Believed Lost Near Mozambique

A dispatch from Masambique reports the French mail steamer Alphe, which left Beira on May 1 for Masambique, has not been heard from. It is feared she foundered with unknown number aboard, including possibly passengers from the United States.

Washington Genortmert United States Masambique Alphe Beira Maeita

Glucose Trust Stock Listed On Chicago Exchange

The Atucee Sular Refining company stock is added to the unlisted securities on the Chicago Stock Exchange. The official announcement shows a total issue of 140.00.00 with 325.00.000 common shares and 1000K0 preferred shares.

Glucose Trust Chicago Atu-cee Sular Refining Company Chicago Stock Exchange

Situation in Portugal Worsens Amid Republican Pressure

A dispatch from Oporto reports Portugal’s political scene already grave and now further strained by government measures to intimidate Republicans and push through financial proposals. The Lisbon ministries press warn Republicans of strict action. Meanwhile, silver shipments resume with 175,000 ounces to be shipped aboard the Normannia.

Portugal Madrid Oporto New York Normannia

Three Islands Shaken by Earthquake in Leeward Group

Antigua, St. Kitts, and Guadaloupe in the Leeward Islands felt a strong earthquake yesterday near Kingston Jamaica. A strange advertisement promotes Vim and Advoc to remedies for stomach and liver issues. G. W. Stansfield, 532 Kansas Avenue, appears in the text.

Kingston Jamaica Antigua, St. Kitts and Guadaloupe Leeward Group Ds Witt G. W. Stansfield Kansas

Bargain Grocery Sale Pitches Wholesale Prices in City

Large scale buyers can save as this storefront touts wholesale pricing on coffee, meats, lard, butter, eggs, soaps, canned goods, baking essentials, and household items. Offers include various coffees, sugars, hams, lard, butter, eggs, beans, oats, rice, crackers, milk, soda, and jars. Emphasizes cash purchases and volume discounts for big buyers.

Lion McLaughlin Levering California Kennedy Perth Eagle Hice Pettijohn Louisiana

Eel Kills A Whale In Aquarian Tank Tragedy

New York July 29 Seltzer the whale known as the white whale of the Aquarians died after drowning in a tank mishap. Witnesses noted his unease and unusual eating prior to demise. Dr Bean and staff removed water and attempted to revive him, but a congested nasal passage and stuck breathing valve prevented rescue.

New York Seltzer Bgtzer Aquarum Thh. Beau Aquarians Beltzer Selizer

Peril in the Mountains Stanford Instructor Lost on Tacoma

Stanford University drawing instructor Prof. Brows narrowly escaped death on Mount Tacoma during a violent storm. Volunteers from Mazamatas and officials searched the mountain, fires were set to guide rescuers, and after a grueling two mile ascent through glaciers and crevasses, Brows was found exhausted but alive. Also notes cheap rail fares east and a separate fire incident in Olean caused by a faulty oil barrel.

Stanford University Tacoma Taonmi Wash Brows Stanford University of California Mount Tacoma Yorbins Edward Currae RB. W. Young Seatie Harvey Mithell New York Jeck Ross San Francisco Frank W. Cushman Dr. Duns Portland Ore Brown

Payne's Gloomy View: A Milwaukee Political Take

Republican Henry Payne questions promises of a boom and notes rising unemployment in Milwaukee. He cites abundant job seekers with hard luck stories, mostly local heads of families, and doubts national prosperity reports amid a sharp labor market in the city.

Milwaukee Wis Henry 0. Payne Mark Hanna MtcKinsey Prosperity Milwaukes Jie

Buckien's Arnica Szive Advertised Salve Claim

The ad touts Buckien's Arnica Salve as the best relief for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by J K Jones Fifth and Kansas Ave. Included are testimonials from Mrs E G Gregory of Frederickstown MO and a note about Gardiner's remedies failing before Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was tried. Webb buys and sells toner.

Buckien J. K. Jones Fifth Kansas Ave Erindenitfren Mays G. Gregory Prederickstown Gardneter Chamberlain Webb Buys Sefia Toner

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Rgieal Ellis Siammea Broce Island North Kansas Railroad Nickerson C.F. Cavert W. B. Carrie FP. Mitchell Mitchels W. EB. Carrie Colorado Springs Colorado St Ayer George Keene Domino Lexington James R. Keene de Witt Gorman London Ms. Best Meats Fresh Meat Rast Erztusr Telephone 252 Union Pacific St. Louie F. A. Lewis J. C. Fulton Olean TKK Payne Europe Pierce Sttock Ferce Logan Hart
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