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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1897
Page
6
Readable fragments describe Major Anderson seeking a pension agent role amid a controversial procedure with Curtis presiding. The scene features a crowd and references to security, with mentions of veterans groups and political figures from Chicago and New Mexico.
Judge Tar holds in Cincinnati with Me Morenneite Trist Company on motion to appoint a receiver for the Queen & Crescent line. The case concerns James Felton as president of the company and a dispute over an intercity rail network in the Hocking Valley and Columbus area. The court hears matters on a June date, with delays tied to the dullness in trade.
In St. Joe a poor family, Bert Crawhiy’s kin, unable to pay rent, died from exposure. Neighbors and authorities recount a harsh ordeal as doctors and city officials sought aid but limited relief was available. the tragedy highlights housing poverty and strained municipal response.
Capt J D Arnold declines accepting superintendent role in Hutenimen reformers group and board appoints P Lingenretter to lead the Anetization in Cherokee County. Arnold plans to oversee property matters privately and will not attend, delegating others to manage the informatory tasks.
Fragmented editorial voice condemns entrenched politicians and tax burdens. It advocates broad reform to escape taxation through currency disturbance, urging widespread agitation and noting Beers District Balsam as a plant remedy amid the debate.
A June 2 dispatch from Washington reports the Ottoman sultan withdrew objections to James Angell as United States envoy to Constantinople after learning he is a Congregationalist minister. Secretary Sherman relayed the misinfo and its correction, with Angell set to sail for Constantinople, likely arriving by Saturday.
Bank of England and Lord of Treasury send delegates to the annual Bimetallic League meeting in Manchester. Attended by over 60 from indoor academies, with tributes to General Drincts Walker of Boston. The session highlights include US presidential election commentary and calls for renewed monetary reform to secure an international agreement.
Washington June 1 The president may select Jenn W Porter as minister to Spain based on his special qualifications and strong diplomatic ties The administration leans toward Foster as the best choice given his favorable relations with the Spanish government and proven effectiveness in similar postings
Eazacd Freres will ship 209000 dollars in gold tomorrow with 200000 withdrawn from the treasury and the balance from private sources. The 1897 Epsom Derby winner in England is Galtee More, ridden by Kendal, out of Morganette, winning six thousand sovereigns. Local notes mention DeWitt’s gripe remedies and George W. Sions at 643 Kansas Avenue.
A Santa Fe celebration in Topeka aims to honor the twenty fifth anniversary of the Santa Fe completion with a grand parade and exhibits. The committee seeks broad regional participation from cities across Kansas and beyond and to designate a special day for a major gathering as part of the Topeka Fall Festival effort.
Local column from Topeka lists visiting individuals, church events, meetings, and social happenings. People named include Prof. Horsack, Miss Alice Rudy, Mr. Freemon, Mrs. Miller, Rev. David Hensiker, and Mrs. Ada Brewer, with references to Costley & Post and various social engagements at homes, during conventions, and at Bethany and Christian Endeavor events.
In Dubuque Iowa on June 2 during the Modern Woodmen biennial sessions, officers and new members were announced. Reports show membership growth from 40,000 to 200,000? and substantial expenditures, with a large surplus, plus territory expansion approved for several states while some limits remained.
A Chicago gathering is planned for next Tuesday at the Sherman House to advance silver policy ahead of the coming congressional campaign. Key figures include Hartmain of Montana, Patterson, Thomas, Teller, Dubwin, and Bryan invited but unavailable. talks may shape fusion plans and the Republican slate.
Metropolitan Life Insurance sues Webb McNatt and state Insurance Commissioner in federal court seeking 100000 for damages to credit and reputation from alleged interference with business. McNatt faces 50000 for revoking license actions, plus 50000 for further damages claimed by the company. Also noted are past related suits and various advertisements and notices from Inland Resorts promotions and Santa Fe Route imitations.
Recent social events feature Mrs. C. R. Hudson hosting a large card party in honor of Alia Htowen of San Francisco with numerous local guests and a thimble party at Mrs. BT. Lewis’s 27 Topeka avenue residence. Additional notes list residents visiting, traveling, and attending engagements across Topeka, Potwin, Carbondale, Lawrence, and nearby towns, with multiple guests and upcoming marriages and events.
The Rev G G Rupert married Miss Florence Luther last evening at the residence of Mrs H O C Wetty on West Fifth street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev G M Cottret with attendance by friends and family.
The princess Troubetzkoy formerly Amelie Rives Chantel author of The Quick or the Dead is a patient in a Philadelphia private sanitarium. She suffers nervous prostration from overwork and was moved from Virginia ten days ago with her father Col. Rives and her husband Prince Troubetzkoy. confined to bed with access limited to her nurse and physician.
The Missouri crop report is bullish while Wheat and Corn edge higher at opening. Chicago futures show unsettled grains with limited activity and local buyers cautious as markets await clearer signals. receipts and prices for corn, oats, cattle and hogs are listed with modest shifts.
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