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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1899

Page

8

Ancient Order of a New Direction Tri Be Formed

June 22 Indies, Ind formed a new division of the Ancient Order of a directed group. A seven member committee was appointed to study the relief law and report at the supreme finance meeting. A $2000 prize was offered to the jurisdiction taking a 55 percent gain from June 1 to June 10, 1500, if the increase reached 1,000 new members. A $1600 prize was offered to any division under 1,000 members on June 1. Committees on vital statistics, finance, arbitration, and advisory roles were named with members from multiple cities. A land and mill property in Granby land was described with plans to erect two mills on lower lands pending capital.

Indies Ind Sint Aes New Mexico Supreme Finice Alan W. Puljetin Relief Board W. Daentel W. Warner Wilson de Teat X. & Erannanan Jolacht Crap Baltimore Laws J. W. Kinsles Helens Mant W. Winstead Knoxville Apicole W A. Barrows Mount Hielwe Palmer Dever Charles G. Minds Shekopps Minn Board of Arbitration Edward Truct Reston Lewis J. Troot Chicago KE Biggs Lawrence Kan J. Gy ‘Tete Linwineb W. S. Robson la Firance Itarnes San Francisco Ortunt Lincoln Neb RB Farrew Haken Coun Vital Fet P. Riddie Atinnemo Seassons Sioux Marie W. Richardson SU ‘Leulmn A. FP Middle Minneapolis Lesion Sioux Falls Baltee Ears Des Moines Tow Janeduitves Nichiade Hanzibal Big Frank Wilcox Missouri, Kansas and Texas Trust Company Toe Stark

Connecticut Congregationalists condemn minister over remarriage

Spilled milk from Haven reports a Greenwich minister M. Darrews facing censure by the Connecticut Congregationalist association. The body voted to bar ministers from marrying divorced persons found guilty in decrees, aiming for uniform remarriage laws and stricter adherence to church rules. Dr Jerross opposed the move, but resolutions passed despite his testimony.

Few Haven Association Themerives

Galena Mine Deal and Ralston Property Sold

A Galena mine deal and the Ralston property were sold through KK and T Trust Co for about 30 dollars. The Lewd Ville Hoven area transaction names the buyers as the nabie 0nay and Ralston, with official records noting the transfer.

Stimulant Use Recounted With Painful Decline and Recovery

A witness describes how a stimulant ruined health and marriage, causing dullness, tremors, and near collapse. After many uses, a friend’s wife turned to Postum, reporting dramatic nervous relief and improved health within weeks, praising the product to all callers.

Poetum Optieninens Clereyman Uberty

Tomato Soup Ends Romance In Paterson District

Lawyer James J. Van Hovenberg draws separation papers for Daniel Corrigan and his wife. Corrigan, a World War II veteran, met Margaret Dusen in Malin, fell in love, and married Justice Weems after a brief courtship. The couple later attempted housekeeping but Corrigan denies a steady domestic life amid the romance.

Take to the swamps Manila June 23 insurgent army moves

Manila reports insurgents retreating to swamps and hills beyond Imus through San Francisco de la Malabon area near Yeike coast. General Wheaton returns to Imus with three wounded, roads flooded by recent rains, and Filipino combat positions remain advantageous to them. Descriptions note political agitation and international reactions amid ongoing conflict.

Manila Imus San Francisco de la Malabon Yeike Wheaton Wales Axibrat Ubey Cove Acuinnides Olle Quelarina Amelia United States Philippines Thaler Principe Luzon Fulptrns Tachinbos Tsland Samar Lusen Gratton Cebu Abie

Won Lung Kidnapped in New York Laundry Case

A garbled report describes Won Lung kidnapped from a New York laundry run by chinese workers. It claims labor union influence and theft of the man’s belongings, with authorities supposedly tracing a suspect while detailing chaotic events around the case.

Losses in Samoa prompt claims discussion in Prussian annual

June issue of the Prussian annual analyzes Germanys potential claims for losses in Samoa tied to wartime events in the West Indies Philippines and Samoa. It distinguishes direct war damage from indirect costs like insurance and freight and argues compensation depends on international law principles with emphasis on neutral state losses and unlawful naval actions by authorities in Samoa.

Gland America Washington Baron von Bulow Reichstat Germany Samoa Philppines Philippines Tropa Iniopa Hamea Durin Tkose Apia England

Ancient Venezuela Boundary Case Heard By Counsel In Paris

Counsel for Great Britain, led by Sir Richard Webster, argued on the 1600s-1437 era claims about Guiana. He contended Britain could not accept Spanish possession and that discovery and occupation mattered, noting Dutch trade and Spain’s limited claims. The commission adjourned at four.

Paris Kichank Webster Age of Great Britain Great Britain Gran Golepa Spain Richard Webster Venezuela Guiana United States Commission Firase Wuld Allebtlee Coaing de Berrie Bir Hichant Venexuele Tregied Wits Nrw Ofnce Vietriet Wealth Noleteh Tostice Russell Sin Thiene Richart Moe

Tug Catches Fire Near Warner's Island Alexandria Bay

On June 22 a Montreal Transportation Co. tug bound from Kingston to Montreal with five barges in tow caught fire near Warner's Island. The crew abandoned ship and the fire burned to the waterline. Two sailors are missing, J. O'Neill of Kingston and Hert Hastings, with several others badly burned. Loss estimated at £250,000.

Warner's Island Alexandria Bay Bronson Murray Montreal Transportation Company Montreal Kingston Warners Island J. O'Neill Hert Hastings

Coroner's verdict on Daniel Patrick lynching in Scranton Miss

In Scranton Mississippi June 22 the coroner's jury ruled Daniel Patrick died from hanging after climbing a tree to escape burning and collapse of a limb. Patrick confessed to assault on Miss Bessie Ireland and urged the mob to shoot him. Three hundred prominent citizens reportedly took part in the lynching.

Scranton Miss Daniel Patrick Bessie Ireland Patrick

Maryland Senator Targets Anti Schley Ring Tactics

Washington June 22 Senator George L Wellington Republican of Maryland charged the navy department ring persecutes Rear Admiral Schley and warned that Maryland will vote Democratic if the administration does not relent. He said Long and aides robbed Schley of Santiago honors, a move he linked to Republican losses in Baltimore and urged explanations from the anti Schley faction on wartime ship purchases.

Maryland Washington George L. Wellington Navy Department White House Wellington Naval Ring W. 8. Schley W. 8. Schley, and Vint Long Crownlishild Sampson Cabal Sehley Campaiga Democratic Party Navy Ring Hoe Secretary Long Schley Santiago Baltimore McKinley

Weakening G on Schley A New York Dispatch

A Washington dispatch reports opposition to removing scrutiny of the Schley controversy. It suggests promoting Admiral Schley to sea duty after Porto Rico, or assigning him to command a squadron, with debate over reshuffling Pacific and South Atlantic commands. Admiral Howison retires October 10.

New York Horak Washington Long Schley Porto Tice Partic South Atlantic Howison Howison vii Chicago Kagts San Francisco Pacific Schlew

Roosevelt Coming to Las Vegas for Rough Riders Reunion

Chicago on June 22 Governor Theodore Roosevelt and his staff will depart at 10 o clock for Las Veras New Mexico to attend the first annual reunion of the Rough Riders association. The reunion spans Saturday Sunday and Monday in Las Vegas county as forty percent of the Rough Riders enlisted from the area. Roosevelt will travel in a special car over the Santa Fe road and is due in Las Vegas Saturday around noon.

Chicago Theodore Roosevelt New York Las Veras N. M Rough Riders’ Association Las Vegas Santa Fe Road Jackson Street Sixth Avenue Ottawa Prankin Jim Jeffries Jim Corbett Thomas Hrinson Topeka Stan Newton Kansan M.C. Annhert Sothias Atlix Reform School Reformatory Beltenees HW. M. Sawyer Kansas City Central America Kareas City Honduras Harrison Europe Pinay Germany Paris America Sorinshene Mo Jasper County Towa Jecius M) Moore Ma Pa

Fire at Metropolis Theater Crowd Trapped in Panic

In Chicago on June 22 a fire broke near a theater as smoke poured from a window. The audience, all men and boys, forced doors and fought to escape while the manager urged calm. Fire from an awning was extinguished with no serious injuries reported.

Chicago Purine Fiamidt Helicow Soreler Bove Tamine Che Ana Guck Eleater Mieuteat Notony

Lynch Threat Report Sparks Race Tension at Conway

News from Conway Horray county describes a tense incident as Black residents attempt to lynch a White man for a fatal assault on a Black youth named Sam Dowe. Dowe’s family mourns as the crowd gathers amid public safety concerns and police presence.

Columbia Conway Horray County Sam Dowe Shenessa Dove Darty

Round Trip to Denver Springs Pueblo for 24 Dollars

Advertises a $24 round trip via the Rock Leland Route with return valid until October. Mentions time for Colorado Flyer and Palace Sleepers reservations. Includes free button mending at American Steam Laundry and a telephone contact 34h.

Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Rockies Rock Leland M. Puller Time of Colorado Flyer American Steam Laundry

Topeka Buzzes With Weather, People And Oddities

A chaotic Topeka snapshot reports General Godard returning from Leavenworth, park weeds cut, and court house flowers blooming. It mentions miners in Pittsburgh, a fake vendor thwarted, and residents crowding fairs at night to view the grand stand ruins. Also notes Prince of Hutchinson visiting, local officials alert, and a river of small-town incidents from July heat to street repairs and crate of mischief.

Flag Pattison Abilene Ts Topeka Godard Leavenworth Gerfeld Park Court House Engush Lutheran Tauren G. C. Clemens Pittsburg Fakin Frick ‘Tyler The Hutchinson News Sta House Dome Stilwell Rock Isinnit Ofcu Kansas City J. C Gordon Stormont Hospital Haines Kansas United States Army Peffer Carthage Chautauqua Assembly G. DP. Giden Evanerillé Ind Glorioues

Plastered His Back in a Nursing Dispute Suit

James Grant won a suit against Mrs. Mary McClarety over nursing services during illness. The case moved from a justice court in Oakland to the district court. Grant, a boiler shop worker, testified he was not boarded or housed at her home and could visit the Santa Fe hospital for medicine. McClarety claimed she nursed him and sought 55 dollars, though she had received 5 dollars to settle. The jury found her claim not a junkery and verdict for Grant.

James Grant Mary McClarety First Avenue Santa Fe Justice’s Court Oakland District Court Grint Grant

Save the Palisades Plan To Seek Higher Court Review

A popular movement in New York on June 22 seeks to save the Hudson Palisades from contractors and dynamite. The effort would raise funds to take the case to the highest tribunal, with large donations already arriving. Residents hope to preserve nature’s handiwork amid metropolitan development.

New York Hudson

ANOTHER BLOW TO CONEY ISLAND ARRESTS

Police arrested ten proprietors at Coney Island for selling intoxicants on Sundays in violation of law. Four faced charges for selling liquor by the dance pavilions and two for living theatrical performances on Sundays. They were released after posting bail and resumed business.

Coney Island

Abner W Kinley Seeks Dairy Commissioner Post

Abner McKinley visited Governor Store in Harrisburg with Senator Penrose to press for the appointment of Thomas Love of Somerset as dairy and food commissioner. Love, a butter manufacturer, faces opposition from the grangers who oppose his nomination while supporters cite his qualifications.

Harrisburg Abner McKinter Governor Store Executive Senator Penrose Mr. McKinley Iatrnor McKinley Thomas Love Somerset Love

Sage Defies Standard in Oil Battle in New York

Hussell Sage claims power to defy Standard Oil and laugh at Consolidated Gas efforts to force a sale at Rockefeller and Rogers prices about 40 points lower. The Standard Gas High contract with Standard Oil expires July 1 and Sage vows independent oil sourcing at non trust rates.

New York Hussell Sage Standard Ol Consolidated Gas Company Standard Gas Company John D. Rockefeller H. H. Rogers Sage Standard Gas- Hight Company Standard Gal Company Standard of Company Standard Gaslieht Standard Ol 'Trust

Gotham Too Wicked A Tent Crusade On Broadway

In New York on June 22 a crowd packed an immense Broadway tent as a religious crusade attacked sin and urged conversion. Evangelist Moody failed to appear and Rev Pratt warned against hymn book theft while Rev Dixon pressed for unconverted seats. A $1,000 goal was set for meetings and $140 was collected in promises as the effort continued.

New York Vleris A. C. Dixon Sivine Brooklyn Mny Euibody Dixon Worns Onde

Movement to reclaim Gothem souls draws crowds at venue

A movement promising to reclaim Gothem's lost souls attracts strong audiences at the flat fall roof and summer gardens. The gayly colored hyhtsmand remains a focal point, drawing crowds despite the great growjrel tent.

Gothem

Kicked Lover On in Argyle Park Romance Stir

Chicago society gossips over a June incident in Argyle Park where Miss Goodwin and her fiancé Rastall clashed with her father E G Goodwin on the front porch. Rastall received a two inch cheek wound after a scuffle sparked by parental disapproval. Mrs Goodwin and the couple have since left the house.

Chicago Argyle Park Sulfor Rebsel Owen Winthrer Avenue Miss Goodwin E.G. Goodwin Jolia E. Bastan Mir Hastali Scytfie Fastali

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