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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1898
Page
2
Chicago builders clash with a new city building ordinance over two provisions. They oppose the window swing requirement above the second story and the consent rule requiring all adjacent property owners to approve new structures. Amended proposals seek majority consent to move projects forward.
In the superior court Emma Laura Merwitt seeks withdrawal from guardianship and restoration of her father to his old home. The case stirs sympathy for his brother and sister who wish to reunite him with the family residence where he once lived amid familiar settings and memories.
San Francisco June 3 announces the engagement of Alisa Clara Sutra youngest daughter of former Mayor Adolph Bucrentins city and the prominent Chicago lawyer Eng ah Prospect House Burns but burned to the ground by bulldozers caus ing $60,000 in losses and $10,000 in rents reported.
Mrs Thondoff of East Pittsburg died in a kitchen fire after she kindled coal oil on a stove. The oil can exploded when the flame reached it, causing a blaze that engulfed her and sent flames toward her husband as neighbors battled the inferno.
A short dispute between Case Bacon and Frank Vansel over a boundary fence led to a gunshot wounds. Vansel was hit in the back of the neck and head but not fatally wounded and treated by Dr. Bruer in Lindshore. No arrests reported. The McPherson Waterworks owes $1,000 in unpaid bills, with Mr Wise warning of possible water and light shutoff.
Newton's exhibit ships two books for the Omaha exposition showing schoolwork from kindergarten to high school. The Royal octave volume includes penmanship, drawings, and illustrated work, with a quotation praising American progress.
Leavenworth on June 3 reports the apple car nivel club will hold a meeting to decide if a carnival should be held this year. Last year’s event faced financial issues, but members aim to boost effort and make this year’s festivities more engaging than ever.
The Eastern artist Heaton petitions for legal separation in Perry. Washington lawyers join the suit as Heaton and Mrs Heaton recount years in Riverside New York Paris and Washington. Heaton’s father once ran hardware in Philadelphia and is now connected with local banks. Three children include two boys in school and one Pennsylvania railroad man.
WEDS A DYING MAN Detroit June 3 puss Helen Bagley daughter of ex Governor John W dastexy Sent winthied yesterday mornide tabboue Volant James Aruerson retired officer of the United States many on his diat bes. Bane Seranee took place at Cuolo- Fath Sprines Col. Ailes Bagley has been in Colorado with her sister seven months ago became engaged to Lieutenant Anderent who fae for & Dum Det of year been a sufferer from asthma. For nm time the entenaht gained in heart and it was thought that a permanent re ayer would follow. The marriage was guided Fir this evason. Recently the shat Say seemed to be making rapid progress arid Lisirnant Anderson fated form to day. During viveantine period the ie fended bride did all in her power to come. pie & second telegram aLi Hounced the mar n favorite In the family, IT have used Beese German Selve in my family for years, It team equated for Burns, Seaits, Old Sores Ge Eesema, or any akin disease. MRS. T. H. STILWELL, Beloit Wis For sale by
Madison prepares a statewide observance marking Wisconsin’s 50th anniversary of statehood from June 7 to 9. Governor Scofield proclaims June 7 a legal holiday. Events include Camp Randall reunions, veterans’ dress parade, university faculty procession, a state historical society program, congresses, craft exhibits, a war concert, and a Lake Mendota boat race.
The Texas Terry Rangers opened their annual session in Austin with 65 members and debated erecting a monument in the Indiana capitol grounds. A heated discussion centered on recovering the regimental flag lost at Rome in 1568 and archived in Indiana, with a committee to draft the history of its loss and recovery for possible voluntary restitution.
Salvation Army Commander Booth-Tucker oversees purchase of a 28 acre farming property on Reynold's street near Menton, Lake Shore railroad, and Ennclid road. The land, owned by Col. Myron T. Herrick and partners, will be divided into five acre plots for needy individuals to buy on time. Colonists are to be settled within days and work crews dispatched to prepare the site.
Chicago jury awards William Levering a $2750 damages verdict after being knocked down in a collision with a lumber dealer named Ripley. Levering, a newsboys’ band member, claimed the other driver failed to avoid the collision. Judge Gary supervised the trial with a jury finding in favor of the plaintiff.
T. W. Patton of Lane Texas praises Beges' German Salve for relief from piles after four years of trouble. He claims complete cure after using two boxes and notes the product is sold by druggists. The ad also advertises mineral water at 7 and rail service on the Santa Fe through Pullman sleepers and free chair cars.
Major General Otis orders the Colorado and Pennsylvania troops at Camp Merritt to board ships for the Philippines next Tuesday. Each man carries six months of rations and 400 rounds of ammunition. The Brutus collier and Monterey ship parts are prepared. Monadnock expected from Puget Sound. Naval leaders anticipate Hawaii involvement and reorganization at Camp Merritt before departure.
Baseball results show Cincinnati and New York tied 2 to 8 through early innings with Breitenstein scattering Giants hits. Other games featured Cleveland beating Boston 7 to 1, Chicago defeating Brooklyn 6 to 5, Washington downing Louisville 4 to 2, Philadelphia edging Pittsburg 5 to 4, and Baltimore topping St. Louis 4 to 3. Also listed are minor scores from Abilene Atchison and other regional games with ads for medicine promotions.
Washington reports rapid mail facilities for 130000 volunteers at camps with Camp Alger letters rivaling Indianapolis and Columbus in volume. Efforts include regimental pouches, twice daily delivery, and proposed post offices in camps with postmasters from the ranks.
The Colorado state superintendent reports over 1000 national applications for Colorado school positions for next year. She notes Colorado’s strong reputation attracts teachers nationwide as the current year ends.
The Women s Athletic Club of Chicago held a brief meeting at the Auditorium hotel and deferred actions to next Tuesday. Mrs William Hale Thompson was elected president and plans for club headquarters were partially arranged. Attendees included Mrs P D Armour Mrs Charles Henrotin and others with an application from Mrs Bar ol McCormick.
Judge Tudge Harris ruled the 1897 game and fish statute unconstitutional in People v Waldman. The decision dismisses cases against Cripple Creek restaurant operators arrested for serving game shipped from Utah. The court found game and forestry distinct subjects and that only one subject may be in a statute.
A fire in a five story tenement at 20 East Party Fourth Street forced seventeen families to flee to the street yesterday morning. Patrolman Muldoon arrived as flames issued from the fourth floor where Felix Helnes lived. Mrs Reilly was found dazed near her room and refused to leave until her cat was brought to safety. Firemen confined the blaze to the newer section as residents were led to the roof and down adjoining stairs.
June 3 in St. Louis Charles Venziaff a saloonkeeper at 2745 Manchester Avenue used removal of doors and windows to push tenants Alexander Maguire and wife from the third floor. Maguire a paralytic protested. later floods damaged furniture from two storms. Police summons issued. eviction case set for trial.
A Cumilian party member in Daw son City reports a found gold island in the Yukon fourteen miles above the town where prospectors rush to stake claims. News spreads of staking across river islands near Monte Cristo and a new mining broker seeks permission to sink holes in Dawson. Early ore shows promising dust suggesting viable yields as operations expand.
Promote a Chautauqua Assembly at Winfield with a Santa Fe train offer. Tickets two ways for 5.75 dollars, June 16 to 19, 1898, return by June 24. W. C. Garvey, agent for A T S Ry, can provide details.
Governor McCord gains authority to organize and lead an Arizona infantry regiment in person. He previously sought permission from the president, was told the territory’s quota was used, and renewed his application with support from the interior secretary. He will receive leave of absence while this proceeds. The president will not accept his resignation.
Seattle reports Skaguay residents cleaned streets removed year old horse carcasses buried at riverbed to curb health risks. Citizens funded a 3400 dollar pack road project from White Park summit to Lake Bennett while the Briaguay Water Company lays pipes and plans water on by June 10.
Trains to Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver go on sale June 5 and 6 1808 at one fare plus 200 for the round trip Good for return June 12 to July 6 Details on application through Garvey Agent A T F By Ottawa Chautauqua Missouri Pacific trains stop at Forest Park stations Quiet trains from Topeka include a 7 30 p m daily Santa Fe service and a local Topeka Kansas City run
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