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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
11
Sunday Church Services Across Topeka and Nearby Churches
The listing outlines morning and evening worships at multiple Topeka churches including First Christian on Topeka Ave between Sixth and Seventh, Grace Cathedral in Bianno, and Calvary Chapel at Lake and East Side Street. It notes sermons, special lectures, Sund ay Schools, Holy Communion, and planned lectures by various pastors and visiting speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Siath
Eirorre
Fov Kefereon
Robin
Ayening
Vinlet A
Wilrmivet
Pete
Ulva
Waders
Cyrus
Wil Rive
Unitarian Choruh
Abram
Vere Hey
John W. Sykes
Goel Shepherd
Laurent and Quircy
North Topeka
Duitany
Rav
Canon Hywater
Canon Bywater
EL Finan
Westerns Avenue
Revulitte'etiyet
Mg Duar
Simon's Holy Communion
Canon Brae Calvary Chapel
Lake
East Sieh Sireet
Behool
He Ree Srying
Tadd
Fis
Church of Spiritualiam
Mimlay
Lineal Pont Hall
Lyceum
Dhe Prarie
Osm
First United Presbyterian
Corner of
Eighth
Afd
Topeka
Avenupa
Fee
Mudaw
Owenee
Closing Down as World Influences Hit Industry
New York reports a worldwide influence on trade with boycotts, war, and crop shifts. Steel prices fall as iron works idle and wage talks loom. wheat and corn exports rise then falter, while wool and cotton sectors face weak demand and many plants close or prepare to close amid heavy job cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gun & Cats Weekly
Movitw of
St. Louke
South Africa
Pekin
Plitsburg
Pecogniae
Bessemer
Grey Forge
Pittsburg
Holt
Aumatt
Wimillar
Degreaaion Inc
Ten Venta
United States
Canedé
Philip Is Dead Navy Leader John W Philip Dies at Brooklyns Yard
Rear Admiral John W. Philip commandant of the Brooklyn Navy Yard died at 3 15 this afternoon from heart disease. Born in New York August 26 1840 he entered the Naval Academy in 1858 served in the Civil War on the Pawnee where he was wounded and commanded Woodruff Expedition around the world. He later commanded the battleship Texas in Cuban waters and near Cervezs fleet, and led the North Atlantic Squadron before his death in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Philip
Brooklys Navy Yard
Naval Academy
Devember
Pawnee
Stone River
Texas
Cuban
Cerverra
North Atlantic
County Clerk Report Highlights Land and Property Values
The annual report by County Clerk Wright details cultivated lands totaling 178,518 acres and 158.50 acres uncultivated, with total land value around $2,200. It lists improved and unimproved lots, personal property value near $221,000, road property value, and total taxable property at $1,360,000. The report notes a rise over last year of about 7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Rain Delays Topeka Horse Show Finishes This Afternoon
Severe rain halts the horse show as organizers shift last night’s programme to this afternoon. Officials appeal to Topeka residents to attend and support the event despite the weather setback.
Three Drowned In Sinking Of Tug Teller On Lake
The tug Murtan Teller sank near St. Clair with three crewmen lost Ree Holsees engineer Jown Kirk colored cook George Moisner fireman all of Detroit Capt John Cornwall and his brother Ray were rescued by clinging to an overturned boat and picked up by the steamer Norwalk The Teller towed the schooner Cantenhoven when it began leaking badly fires failed and the vessel sank after attempts to beach it failed and the steam was exhausted U S Weather Bureau Thermometers at Bennett's 770 Kan Av.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Port Huron
Mich
Murtan Teller
St. Clair
Ree Holsees
Jown Kirk
Cook
George Moisner
Detroit
John Cornwall
Ray
Norwalk
Cantenhoven
Toade
Mayor weighs options as city considers bus purchase plan
In St Louis a city meeting discussed funds for buying buses for striking streetcar workers to compete with the St Louis Transit Co. Mayor Ziseenheln Hae said no interference with national holiday observances and cautioned against actions that could provoke violence or explosions on the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hrudes
Lauae Anton
Cameass
St Louis
St Louk Transit Company
Ziseenheln Hae
Cesteer Lewitt
Postponed Wedding in Bar Harbor Maine
Mrs Paulina Coney Aubrey daughter of Chief Justice and Mrs Fuller and Dr Samuel L Moore of Titnois married at Maynestage the summer home of the Pullers at Sorento. The ceremony was held at o clock today after a postponement due to the rector Rev W C Baker refusing to wed because the bride had been diverted from her former husband. Rev J 35 McLearn of the Bar Harbor Hap Hist church performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Paulina Coney Aubrey
Mr. Fuller
Samuel L. Moore
Titnois
Maynestage
Pullers
Sorento
W. C. Baker
Saviour’s Episcopal
McLearn
Hay Council Deliberates on Chinese Policy
Washington June 20 a cabinet council met in Secretary Hay's office with the secretary of war and the secretary of the navy in the president's absence to review morning dispatches on the Chinese situation. They concluded no policy change, no instructions to naval command in China, and no troop orders at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Wwar
China
Local notes from Reading and Topeka area events
Local mentions include E G Rising establishing a free rural delivery route in Reading and a gospel meeting at 623 Jackson Street Sunday afternoon. Other items report fishing trip returns, street widening talks near Monroe, sidewalk board accusations denied, fiscal year end busy in federal buildings, and a Republican march to the Santa Fe depot with Governor Roosevelt. City paving and curb contracts are listed. hospital street widening plans await city limits expansion. a carpenter injury near Christ hospital is noted with a spine concussion described as not as serious as first feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecin
Reading
Jackson Street
William Movser Albert
John Marsnail
Michican Valley
Hazen
Monroe
Lawrence
Snyder
Federal
Republican Flambeau Club
Santa Fi
Jackson
Twenty-third Regiment
Roosevelt
Topeka
Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
M. ©. Langston
W. DB. Stewart
Sadie Owene
M. E. Jones
Chas
Moses
Chicago
Federal Building
M.bs
James A. Troutman
A. M. Warner
Wall & Hanley Ritchle and
Ramsey
Hanley
Christ Hospital
Cldr
W. H. Ketle
Hla
Gould Jewels Stolen in London Recovered in New York
Charles Iter, 28, a valet, arrested at Coney Island with a bag of jewels identified as Mrs. Edith Gould’s. About $5,000 in gems were stolen from London apartments and recovered. Iter remanded to Monday. Oregon grounded near Pinnacle Rock with hazardous tides complicating rescue possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
New York
Edwin Gould
London
Charles W. Iter
Glalt
Oklahoma City and Return Santa Fe Fare Notice
Second Annual Reunion of Roosevelt's Rough Riders tickets go on sale June 20 through July 2 with travel to Oklahoma City and return for nine dollars and seventy six cents. Anal limit July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Return
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Charged With Murder in Tecumseh Case
Hubbard Mathews a man described by Oklahoma officers as a murderer, linked to two white men killed in Tecumseh. A recent Oklahoma letter confirmed Mathews as the wanted suspect. past drunken confrontation preceded the killings as he reportedly entered a house and stabbed one man to death, while the other died later after a desperate escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Mathews
Hendricks
Hubbard
Tecumseh
Oklahoma
Goo. Willams
Bob Christian
Mathews
SelligsGate on a Model for Kansas City Convention
Lincoln dispatch reports Congressman Selle of New York and Colonel Bryan in conference at Bryan home. Selle, a former gold Democrat, debates platform alignment with Tittals and aims to unite the West with a strong Democratic ticket. Selle’s exact stance and vice presidential preference remain undisclosed. Governor Thintas of Colorado expected to meet Bryan this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate Sells
Iowa
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
The
World-Herald
Lincon
Suleer
New York
Colonel Bryan
Bryan
Cato Sela
Selle
Roter
Ian Sannis
Tirsan
Wisconsin
Willy T
Selix
Ace Mc Bryan
Thintas
Colorado
Receiver Asked for Consolidated Traction Co. of Chicago
Application for the appointment of a receiver for the Chicago Consolidated Traction Company has been made in the circuit court by Sutre Brothers Co of New York bankers and stockholders in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Traction Company of
Chicago
Chicago Consolidated Traction Company
Deaths and Funerals in a City Block
Cufton Taft died last night at the Fifth Avenue hotel. He leaves a daughter Miss Isibela Bob Taft and Mr Robert Ci Taft a civil engineer in the Ule chief engineer office of the Santa Fe. Taft was with Wells Fargo for thirty years in this city. His remains were shipped to Quincy HK for interment. The funeral of Jacob Fink will be held Sunday morning at 9 30 at 414 East Fifth Street and at 7 00 pm at the German Lutheran Church on Second and Madison Streets. The funeral will be conducted by J Teev J Schutt and Rev J A ____
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cufton Taft
Fifth Avenue
Taft
Isibela Bob Taft
Robert Ci Taft
Ule
Santa Fe
Clifton Taft
Welle-Fargo Express Company
Thin City
Quincy
Jacob Fink
Fast Bifth Street
Second and
Madison
Non-Sectarian American College Opens in Manila
June 30 Manila reports the first nonsectarian college of primary and secondary education opened in the city in the presence of Judge Taft and civil-commission colleagues. Test spoke on the event. The college, under Catholic priests’ control previously, seeks voluntary support and accepts pupils already enrolled. The American educational department provides textbooks on easy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Taft
Civil Commission
Judee Test
Special Santa Fe train Topeka to Kansas City July 4
Special train from Topeka via the Santa Fe Route leaves at 9 55 a m arrives Kansas City 1 59 p m. Returning at 11 30. Horse show tonight at gas links old baseball grounds. Tickets $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeks
Ansas City
Kansas City
Gas Links
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North
Typika Huptidt
Lawepnt and
Harrison
Roote
W. B. Gotetioeen
Pester
Bervines
BEY
Ene
Stewart Weill
Benlorce
Health Bce
de. Pierce
Berdacrod
Ria Union Paclic
Sis
Philip
Oymin
Fantanie
Marshall
Nuribar
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bennett's
Optician
Ziegenhein
St. Louia
Justice Fuller
Council
Gould
Oregon
Pinnacle Rock
How Ke Island
Sao Lu Shan
Hydrographic Bureau
Naval Hydrographer's Office
Hte Polat
Kelly-Kenny
Kelly-Henny
Cronje
Illinois
T. J. Coughlin Hardware
G. Tel
Kansas Ave
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