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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1899

Page

3

Great Mining Camp Scene in Saloon Feud Over Beer

Galena Kansas June 2 a bitter feud festers between Riley Robertson and George Herroll who claims right to conduct saloon business. Nine jointkeepers were arrested last week on eight counts each with $300 bonds, Robertson bonds set at 5000. Beer valued over $2000 seized from Redell storage on West Broadway fueling the clash.

Galena Nmat Riley Robertson George Herroll Herroll Herrell Uoon Columbus George Hedtll Joplin Anhewer-Busch Brew Img Company Fredsi Weat Broadway St. Louis Redell

Commencement at St Johns Military School Salina

At St Johns Military School Salina the eleventh commencement featured hymn Toward Christian Soldiers prayers by Rev Robert Mize address by Rev Irving E Maxter and Miss Katherine Horton. Diplomas presented by Bishop Millenaugh with remarks by Judee Horton and a skirmish drill culminating in a Bethany flag presentation. Noted war service figures and cadet officer listings accompany the complete 1899 1900 catalogue.

Salina St. Johns Military School Af Salina Stosramme Robertee Irving E Maxter Selo Katherine Ju LE Horton Sul Fred G. Haas Bishop Millssaush Fillet Charles Hiller Grace College of the Sisters of Bethany Ladies of Bethany St. John's Robert Mize Spain Srother George Griteaurst Lvetenant Thoma K. Richey Kansas George H. Hsing Leutenant Everettier Eneizn Oregon George Elliot Albert A. Roby Joe Ritter Michigan Cpls Morris D.C Frank Dickson Willam & Ehrenfeld Don Benjamin Palmer V. L

Annual June Discount Sale Announcement

A fragmented notice advertises a June sale on silverware and glassware with discounts of 25 percent on some items and 10 percent on others. It mentions travel from St Louis to Columbus and back via a specific railroad line, with dates in June for a convention and excursion.

St Louis Columbus Pardea Garfield Park Marshall

Peabody Cattle Listings and A Fatal Tree Incident

The fragment lists Peabody residents with livestock counts including Jack Hooker 223 head of cattle and horses, Sullin 61 head of cattle, Gottte two hogs, and Wells 14 cattle and 35 hogs, with scattered notes on cattle and a dramatic report of a person found dead in a tree top. The text also references a boat or water event during flood height, with measurements and obstacles described.

Jack Hooker Peatuty L. Heaths Rous Peabody Hi. Sullin W. Re. Gottte FA. Wells Horsephens & Giddings

Dodge City Forms Commercial Club officers named

A Dodge City commercial club was organized to promote city and county interests. E Kirkpatrick was elected president, C O Waring vice president, W S Amos secretary, and Sam Stubbs treasurer. The secretary will contact Mr Devis on Western immigration. Committees set Fourth of July events with a morning salute parade balloon ascent and a patriotic address by W Y Morgan, plus evening games, fireworks, and sports.

Dodge City E. Kirkpatrick C. 0. Waring Amos Sam Stubbs Devis Santa Fe Railway W.Y. Morgan Hutchinson

Convicts Injured in Penitentiary Slugging Over Craps

Mil ton Rowe and Joep Monroe were hospitalized at the Kansas penitentiary after convicts attacked them with iron and knife during a craps dispute. Rowe suffered a fractured skull and is not expected to recover while Monroe was stabbed twice in the back before guards intervened.

Leavenworth Milton Rowe Joep Monroe Kansas Penitentiary Mureros Rowe Walter Mitchell Monroe Frank Clark Ait Monroe Ose

Fort Scott merchants oppose M K T road over Parsons asylum

Townspeople erupt over the asylum site for Parsons with claims the Missouri Kansas & Texas line influenced the choice. Merchants vow to print on all stationery that no goods will be received or shipped over the M K T road as a protest.

Fort Scott Parsons Sunes Missouri, Kansas & Texas

Death of Major Edwards at Atchison home

Major L Edwards prominent Atchison citizen died of heart failure at his 599 T street home. A New Yorker by birth he lived in Illinois and Topeka before settling in Atchison twenty eight years ago, built a mercantile business, then served as city editor of the Daily Champion and recently contracted to travel for the Leavenworth Times starting June 12. He was a Mason and member of a St Joseph organization.

Atchison Kad L. Edwards T Street Topeka At Ore & Factor Cireles Daily Champion Leavenworth Times St. Joseph

Mrs Stanley Loses Purse in Florence with Passes and Cash

Mrs W E Stanley wife of the governor reports losing a packet purse in Florence on June 2. The bag contained ten dollars jewelry and railroad passes plus other valuables. Searches were made but fruitless as she and the governor were en route to Atchison.

Florence W. E. Stanley Atchison

Large batch of prisoners arrives at Leavenworth prison

Warden French received one of the largest prisoner consignments in federal history from Muscogee Oklahoma. 23 inmates include Harney Stittn White jailed for larceny and Ambrose Burlington colored convicted of murder. 14-year minimum and 102-year couples noted in separate items.

Leavenworth French Muscogee Harney Stittaen White Gaye Sear Ome Gay Ambrose Burlington

Reverend Stough Targets Saloons With Cinematograph Plan

Rev Henry W Stough of Oak Park proposes using a moving cinematograph to expose side door saloons along Harlem Avenue. He vows to light the “devils dead line” and shame Oak Park residents who patronize the resorts, predicting a clash with Harlem ministers.

Chicago Oak Park Third Congregations Harlem Avenue Henry W. Staugh Osk Park Harlem Lev Stough Lorimer Circus Mr. Stough Oak

Esterhazy Confesses in London Amid Broad Allegations

Major Esterhazy declares that army chiefs abandoned him and that he wrote the bordereau under orders. He claims to possess proofs of a broader conspiracy and vows to reveal more, naming suspects who allegedly sheltered and pressured him.

London the Chronicle Comte Esterhasy Sandherr Esterhazy Ministry of War Mme Basely Madame Pais

Ex-Mayor Fellows Sets Sights For Transmississippi Congress

Ex mayor Fellows was named vice president of the Transmississippi Commercial Congress for Kansas and may seek the presidency next year. Fiouston Texas won the contest for the congress next year, with Tom Richardson elected secretary. Kansas delegates backed Richardson and Houston, not Fellows, explaining that stepping aside kept strong support intact. Rep Ed McKeever said Kansas chose broad consensus over forcing Fellows’ presidency, while intending to back him when the Houston assembly meets next year.

Fellows Commercial Congress Transmississippi Commercial Congress Kansas Mne Fiouston Tex Congress Tom Richardson Richardson Houston E.R Moses Great Bend Felows

Henderson Seeks Speakership Support in Chicago Conference

Congressman D B Henderson arrives in Chicago to confer with Republican leaders on his bid for House speaker. Senator Allison arrives to join planning with Henderson and supporters from Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota aiming to secure a majority. Iowa candidate has 57 pledges needing 38 more votes.

Chicago D. B Henderson Town House Allison Col Henderson Ilinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

Cuban Payment at Melina Barana for 176 Men

Payment to insurgent soldiers continued yesterday at Melina Barana. One hundred and seventy six men received $75 each after turning in arms. 44 applicants were rejected for various reasons. About 200 Cubans near Gale are unhappy as Col Aron will not return them, delaying payment pending investigation.

Melina Barana Melina Col Aron Gales

Massachusetts congressmen seek speakership mate

A private meeting at the Union club in Easton reviewed candidates for the national House speakership. Massachusetts lawmakers are expected to back Moody of Hav erhill but may follow Hopkins of Tinos and back Henderson of Iowa if Moody withdraws.

Easton Massachusetts Union Club National House of Representatives Moody Haverhill Hopkins Tinos Henderson Iowa

Corwin Disconcerted in a Central Ohio Tale

An old account recounted of Tom Corwin disconcerting a student rumpus at Yellow Springs after Antioch College, Horace Mann era. A witness denied striking, Corwin pressed for specifics, and the crowd roared at his dramatic mimicry of a cane threat in a Mexican War line, ending with a vivid retelling.

Chicago Tom Corwin Corwin Sy Giese Corwine

Humor Tidbits and Scraps From Multiple Columns

A garbled humor column fragment lists quips about teaching a boy to speak, a mortified moment before company, and teasing dialogue. The text mocks social faux pas and misheard phrases, with scattered references suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper tone.

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