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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1899

Page

3

Scenic Line of the World Tours Through the Rocky Mountains

The Denver and Rio Grande offers tourist routes through the Rockies from Denver to Cripple Creek and beyond. Travel to Colorado Utah New Mexico and the West via the scenic gateway with connections to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and Seattle. Pamphlets available from K Hooper and T A Denver Colorado.

Rocky Mountains Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Colrado Utah New Toutes Cripple Creek Denver San Princisco Angeles

National League standings and scores across cities

National League results with multiple city by city score lines and standings. Highlights include Washington and Chicago performances, Buffalo Grand Rapids Indianapolis match notes, and Western League standings showing Detroit and peers in a compact, fragmented OCR summary.

Grand Rapids Qiang Rapite Banlerice Waddell Buckiey Hart Indianapolis Tadinges Pees Migarapelie Saints Lindianspotis Detroit

Truth Not In Them About Convicting Liquor Cases

Police Judge Guy says convicting joint buyers hinges on perjury risks and witness clarity. He cites a case where a man denied drinking and saw none, arguing lack of direct evidence undermines charges. The discussion explores how to deter illegal liquor sales and enforce ordinances without unfairly accusing patrons.

Seid Guy Todig Pyepie Weber

Washington Letter on Enlistment in Philippine War

Lt Col Blummer advocates enabling men from the Second Oregon to enlist in the Philippine theater. He seeks approval to permit those willing to join the war department telecrasia, and return to the Philippines if granted. The War Department has authorized the movement for eligible volunteers.

Washington Blummer War Department Philippines

Southern Pacific and Central Pacific Plan Major Stock Merger

Stockholders approve increasing Southern Pacific capital to 200 million dollars as part of a consolidation with Central Pacific. Central stockholders surrender into Southern Pacific treasury for equal Southern Pacific stock. bonus bonds valued around 15 million dollars. Central Pacific issues 20 million dollars of preferred stock. new 9255 million in mortgages pledged by Speyer Parking Company to European buyers.

San Francisco Southern Pacific Company The Central Pacific Southern Pacife Southern Pacific Treasury Southern Pacific Central Exchange Speyer Parking Europe New York

Big Railroads Race for Pacific Outlet Through Rockies

Burlington and Northwestern press to secure possession of a transcontinental route. General Superintendent Calvert and Chief Engineer Ensign traveled from Granger toward the mountains with survey teams. The aim is to push a lead on rival Northwestern by advancing the Granger to pass survey toward an eastern outlet.

Burlington and Northwestern Rockies Ogden Utah Burlington Road Talim Pacific Granger Calvert Ensign Hartington Union Pareife Engineer Corps Northwestern Burlington

Wreck at Weaver prompts heavy repairs and Topeka visit

A wrecking train returned to Topeka after clearing the remains of a collision between freight train No. 25 and an open switch early Thursday. Four freight cars were salvage for kindling and the engine heavily overhauled with new wheels and parts. The engine crew escaped unharmed. Rock Island announces major changes in its general freight department effective August 1, including new agents in several cities. Fireman Frank Mauck takes a temporary lay-off. Engineer Zac Merigeth is promoted.

Topeka Rock Island Chicago Rock I Sland & Public Perking Te. Pa Pittshore Pi Kiaty Preeaetes x Chicaze Detroit Stich. M. Norton Si Faois Siu Appointea Indianapolis Ind Frank Mauck Zac Merigeth B. Pritchard Kansas City Bis Iramn

Train Crews Displaced by Seasonal Exoduses Across State

Serge Johnson returns to duty after several days away as trains see a westbound exodus. Ralph McNeal travels from Topeka toward Las Vegas. Walter Lew departs for Colorado Springs to assume duties. A wave of lay offs and substitutions follows in Emporia and along the Southern division. Conductor Minturn’s illness prompts changes with Newberry and Hildebrand stepping in.

Serge Wen Stockton Cam Ed Seagon Dollar Canon Ctr Cole Jacob Holderman Frank Scott Connoly Allen Holderman Harry Ferrow Newberry Southern Division Minturn J. F McNally Arkansas City Hildebrand

From Goodland Rail Yard Changes and Transfers

Tom Haney is a new machinist apprentice. Conductor Tom Edwards is on 9 and 10, Conductor Ed Frick is laying off. Fireman Mike Ryan goes to Adair for several weeks. John Dire, a roundhouse man, went to Denver and returns with a bride. Hrakemen Thompson and Pixley back to work after layoff. Beary Rockelman to leave water service for city engineer in Norton. Robert Loy returns from Williams and Ath after a year away. Other crews report: Willams has a passenger run, Shafer to Chicago, Nason on Pueblo run, and several transfers and returns to service.

Tom Haney Hrakeman Willams Hoyle Hebron Net

Railroad updates brighten Santa Fe line progress in Kansas

The Santa Fe line from Wichita to Blackwell opens tomorrow with a one fare excursion and another to Blackwell from Wellington. Four trains now run between Blackwell and Hunnewell, with two passenger runs and two mixed trains. Engines 252 and 515 seen, with repairs and tests ongoing. Industry notes include Chautauqua plans, agent visits, and special rates for Albuquerque visitors and the Rough Riders reunion in Las Vegas.

Senta Fe Wichita Blackwell Wellington Hunnewell Topeka H A. Tice Lawrence John Tally Arthur Darling Shopa Htme Rock Island Wathena Chautauqua Management C. H. Duxberry Brandall Burlington A. Parker The Rock Teland D. F. Hurd Isin Raliot Harry Goodrich South Henry Berry Kansas City A. L. Conrad Albuquerque W. J. Wack Santa Fe Rough Riders Las Vegas Optic Amerl Gant Saratoga

A Rich Bed of Copper Discovery in Shasta County

Wes Herron, a Los Angeles oil man, discovers a copper ore bed near Simons Iron Maca thin, Shasta County. The 88 acre site shows three large zones of ore averaging 31 percent copper. Senator Clark of Montana secures a stake and plans immediate development with experts predicting strong value.

San Francisco Jeufus Herron Los Angeles Shasta County California Simons Iron Macathin Ming Clark Montane Alimoet Inex Oe Tom

Grain held since 1896 sold in Smith County

Smith Center July report notes widespread disposal of stored corn crop with thousands of bushels sold including 25,000 bushels by Chicago Lumber and 20,000 by Al Burrow to A C Davis Co. About 150,000 bushels remain in cribs as sellers anticipate another crop drop. Tax shrinkage and market fall drive sales while key holders still hold tens of thousands.

J. Burrow Charlie Johnson Oskaloosa Iowa Smith County No- Hunk!bank Allis & Walte Henry Willsms

Assembly Closes After Chautauqua Session in Ottawa

Ottawa July 28 The Chautauqua assembly closes after sessions begun July 17 with a patriotic sendoff. Flags and banners marked a holiday mood. Major General S. K. Hudson presided as speakers praised veterans and the Boys of '61. Notables like J. R. Burton and others addressed the crowd before a pic ture play and rehearsals for future meetings.

Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly Lyndon “Bald Heads

Western Union Sued in Ponca City Careless Delivery

In district court at Ponca City a suit by Airs HL Leavitt, a milliner of Behon, seeks 15000 dollars from Western Union Telegraph for alleged careless delivery of a message that led to the death of her two children and injuries to her, claiming a message to her cabman was misaddressed and never delivered as she traveled from Esvon to Ponca City with her son Harl Leavitt, age nine, ill at Arkansas City.

Ompany Ponca City Wichita HL. Leavitt Behon Western Union Telegraph Company Esvon Punca Cry Harl Leavitt Arkansas City Potca City

Peace City depot tragedy and leavitt child’s death

In Peace City a mother waited at the depot while her boy, struck by a violent cough, died in her arms. Bertha Leavitt, 12, collapsed amid grief and nervous shock, alleged to have occurred in April 34, 1898, amid broader distress in the family.

Two Troy Farmers Charged With Attempted Assault

William Long and Hevert Watson, Troy farmers, were arrested in Atchison on a charge of attempted assault near Brenner station as Josie Flanders and Ethel Youngrove walked home. They allegedly tore clothes and threatened to kill. The pair claim they acted to reclaim mower cords.

Troy Atchison William Long Hevert Watson Josie Flanders Ethel Youngrove Brenner Station Brenner Flanders Long Watson Wegen

Three Buildings Burn In Louisville Fire Of Incendiary Origin

A July 2 report from Wamego notes a Thursday night blaze three miles north of town destroying two stores a residence and the Odd Fellows hall. Joe Williamson’s general merchandise stock was about 12000 pounds with only small salvage. Buildings owned by C W Bittman were insured, while the Odd Fellows upper stone story lost records and paraphernalia. The residence of Val Bitman was insured at 600. Fire suspected incendiary origin.

Louisville Here Odd Fellows Joe Williamson C. W. Bittman Val Bittman

Despondent widow dies after layin g in street

Mrs C V McClure aged about years was found unconscious on Market street and died minutes after being taken to St Francia hospital. She held a bottle of chloroform and alcohol and recent loss of home is given as motive for self harm. Also reports Chautauqua opening with 1500 attendees and visitors from Columbus Boston and Philadelphia. Rev Sam P Jones and Rev John DeWitt Miller scheduled to speak. Caney joints closed after a robbery and drugging incident involving Bedell from Kansas City. Ten days claim twelve fatalities in Galena mining district. Burlington foundry fire destroys Reams & Sons Iroll foundry with extensive loss. Fatal accident near Fragrant in township when a 5 year old boy died after wagon wheel entanglement.

Wichita Guty C. V. McClure Market Street St. Francia Hospital Mmorteng Csney Drs Bedell Kansas City

Ingalls Sells Walnut Timber to English Buyers

John J. Ingalls sold all walnut timber on his forest land near Atchivon to Hextish parties. Timber will be shipped to England. Prices ranged from 4 to 30 dollars per thousand, netting about 7000 dollars for the former senator.

Ingalls Atchivon John J. Ingalls Hextish England Witch

Lynch ing Record in Indianapolis on race and punishment

An Indianapolis Afro-American memorial denounces mob violence and demands due process. It cites that over thirteen hundred people were lynched or burned alive in the nation in the past seven years, with about one third accused of crimes against women. It favors death penalty after court conviction for assault.

Indianapolis Tna Indiana Wesour

Sunday Church Services Across The City Listings

Church notices list morning and evening services at multiple parishes including Third Christian, First State Spiritualist Society, United Brethren, Westminster Presbyterian, First Church of Christ, St Johns A. M. K., Good Shepherd and more. Details include sermon topics such as Lion's Den, Fealty to Truth, and Divine Healing, with Sunday schools, youth programs, and Endeavor meetings scheduled throughout the day.

al Ce Younge Portonica Cubs Orien Mornlog Lawrente Salbath A.m Third Christian Church Corte Tiley Lake Street F. HK. Mallory O Stor Lion's den Rusians Avenue Patton House Furth Cyrus Corning Koung Worn Christian Arsseiations United Brethren Church New Church Quincy Streets Bune Day School U. P Henry Thiel Chicago Westminster Presbyterian Church Christian Emdeavor Seoul Korea P. A. Schonetker Endeavor Fleet Christian Chat M. Fi Erates Sauls West Brown Chapel A. Qt EL Church Washington Avenue Ptveckine Subthiatth Geo Good Shepherd St Simons Divine Science Hall Adadréan Dade Arnold Grace Cathedral Hishop Ste.m Dean Sykes Rossial Fist United Presbyterian Churen Mikbeh Capes Evenion Ptane Church of the Good Spirit Kansas State Teete First Baptist Church ML. Thomas Daniel Mirefon H. H. Clichrist Congregational Church Countermins Cormfr 4Th Jacheon Street Divine Healing Mission Harrison

Train and travel deals from Denver to Santa Fe announced

Travel agents publicize a Denver to Santa Fe round trip with stops in Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Tickets go on sale August 5 6 and 7 with a limited sale August 1. Benefits include Pullman sleepers free chair cars rock ballast track and Harvey dining rooms.

Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Santa Fe Pulman Harvey T.L. King Agesit

Roofing and Roofini Services Advertised Locally

An OCR fragment markets roofing services for slate, pitch, and gravel roofs with short notice. It mentions warranties, dates, locations including Topeiak and Rock Island, and pricing references such as $25.40 to Pittabarg. Advertising includes tire and carriage-related contact hints and a local supplier tone.

Toepeka Kanes

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