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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1898
Page
4
The column surveys evolving war talk across America from Spain to Hawaii. It notes stamp taxes replacing war actions, Aguinaldo nicknamed Spaniard by looks, and Camara’s fleet. It references Sampson, Batte ry down forts, and the fluctuating public mood amid rainfall rumors and sugar trade shifts.
A compilation of critical snippets and reader comments on Mr. Ware and the Rhymes of Tranquill from Westminster to The Globe, praising vigor and originality while noting occasional excesses in form. embedded editorial jots from Glasgow Herald to Manchester Guardian and Atchison Globe reflect mixed reception and cultural commentary. The broad range of periodical opinions highlights strong support for the poet's individuality and craft across Anglo American press.
Gabrie, governor of Martinique Windward Islands, arrived at the Grand Pacific with wife, nephew, and servant amid talk of Admiral Cervera. Former Tahiti governor, he declined to discuss war questions. Captain Ferguson of New Zealand entourage also registered. crowd conditions noted in public sentiment across British colonies. Rogers triple plate cutlery sale advertised by C H Morrison at 506 Kan. Ave.
A Treasury Department circular explains United States bonds as a secure investment and outlines coupon and registered bond types, transfer rules, lost or stolen bonds, and the subscription process for the new war loan offering. It details how to subscribe via post offices or banks, payment methods, and delivery with interest from issue date.
John Kelly, over 80, went to Boston police seeking instructions to dispose of bank books holding 000 deposits and 2000 accumulated funds claimed to belong to Patrick Fay who died after fleeing a hospital. Fay, a bachelor with few ties, lived on Tyier Street and was known for frugality and long savings habits.
Andrew Chanelley and Eva Underwood traveled by carriage when a bolt of lightning struck the horse and carriage. The horse died and Eva Underwood sustained injuries while chained jewelry melted. Both Chanelley and Underwood were treated and are recovering.
Waldere Kirk, a New York arts figure, visited Wichita for a short time on Friday. He encountered a farmer unloading building lumber near the Carey Hotel area, leading to a farcical exchange about a belt or piece of fabric. The incident left Kirk momentarily startled and reportedly damaged one knee of his trousers.
June 1 Burlingame school board hires Prof. Wm Picken as perpetual superintendent. He is brother of Miss Fimmit Picken and longtime head of local schools. Described as energetic and practically educated, he has a wife and two children and is praised by Jensess City teachers.
In spite of rain a lively audience gathered at the Opera House for a spelling match with local professionals and citizens participating. Prizes went to Hicks for first place, Miss Hiatve O'Brien second, Ben Austie Bunnell third, Powell sixth, and Miss Maite Ruble also noted as a winner amid fanfare and a furred driving contest that delighted attendees.
Miss Ap ple Woodin received the top prize while Miss Mina Campbell earned applause for energetic effort as she failed to strike the nail. The playful competition drew a good crowd and provided lively, fun entertainment.
Hutchinson June 1 The reformatories mid die section work advances rapidly with exterior finish and rooting to be completed amid pending appropriation. The institution now holds a record number inmates as new rules limit transfer to penitentiaries.
Mrs Chas Payne and Mrs Herman from Clyde faced a violent whirl wind at Rock Island depot on Saturday. They were pushed onto the tracks as a train neared, soaked by rain and badly bruised but aided by a station agent and a gentleman. One woman postponed departure. In Independence a county high school board meeting authorized starting work on a new three story brick building with steel frame, slate roof, and modern equipment.
Emporia on June 1, under united efforts of two G. A. R. posts and all auxiliary groups, the Sons of Veterans and other patriotic organizations, will celebrate the Fourth of July in a way that honors true loyal Americans.
Rev George W Dubois pastor of Walnut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church Cincinnati reports to the State Journal that Topeka women move to raise supplies and medicine for the Twenty First Kansas at Camp Thomas Georgia He notes regimental hospitals slow tents and lack of bed linen food and medicine and urges funds games reading material folding tables and a big tent to improve the men s comfort and religious life He mentions Lieutenant General and the need for support to reimburse Surgeon Freon and aid the sick and well alike
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