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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1898

Page

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Fresh Spanish Squadron Rises for Havana Sail From Cadiz

Reports from Madrid say four cruisers and new torpedo boats are being prepared to reinforce Cuba. A second flotilla of torpedo boats includes Yate Habu and Barcelo. Survivor LT Trail recounts the Maine explosion and warns war may come if indemnity is refused. Almirante Oquende arrives Havana with honors as U S naval court watches.

Lysdem Madrid Cuba Cadiz Tleranista Vlads Carlos Vo Mulayo Alfonso

Warships at Hong Kong amid ammunition shipments saga

Washington reports 1 tons of Asiatic Fleet ammunition flown from San Francisco due to forwarding block. Merchant marine hesitates on dangerous cargo, raising freight costs. Mohican to Honolulu then transship to Baltimore or Tonington for Hong Kong. Fenton and Concord arrived. Lee’s cable notes Havana relief and an orphan asylum plan.

Washington Department San Francisco Ordnance Bureau Merchant Marine Concord Abe Mohican Honolulu Maltimore Tonnington Sigsning Hong Kong Fynton and Concord Seth State Department Gem Lee Eran Havana Asylam

Powder for China Fleet Will Sail with 30 Tons

Washington March 1 The navy department is preparing to replenish ammunition for United States warships abroad. Orders were sent to the training ship Mohican then at Melbourne to embark powder for the China fleet. The vessel will depart for the naval stations after delivering her load. The action forms part of a broader effort to maintain adequate powder supplies and training.

Washington Navy United States Mohican Moreidan Ttme Department East Unes Evens

Marrowstone Point Fortifications Expanded to Expedite Work

Reports indicate new defenses for the government at Marrowstone Point and Admiralty head, with additions planned to speed construction. The Admiralty entrance at the straits will soon host a short, fifty foot square facility to house machinery and underground ammo storage. Land securing for fortifications at PL Wilson is advancing rapidly and construction is set to begin early next summer.

Maren Conriet Marrowstone Point Admiralty Admiralty Head Wits PL Wilson

Promised Reading From Maine Court of Inquiry

Key West March 3 Captain Sta te states the Maine board of inquiry has not proven the vessel was blown up by a watertable. He hints the inquiry will provide readings for the public, but could not give a definite answer yet and promised a forthcoming report with interesting content.

Marix Court of Inquiry Key West Pis State Muwarave Maine Board of Inquiry Maine Walt

NOT SO WARM Eight Warships May Be Bought From European Yards

A Washington dispatch reveals the president has authorized navy negotiations to purchase foreign built warships in case of Cuban crisis or Maine aftermath. More than a dozen ships including armored cruisers torpedo boats and battleships are reportedly offered or under construction abroad and could be delivered to the U S swiftly. Japan and Chinese ships are also mentioned as potential sources if tensions escalate.

New York Herald Washington Navy Department Elswick Company England Brasil Maine Wen United States London Paris St. Petersburg Vienna Rome Secretary of the Navy Hay Telsum Walilees Spain Bogen Geran Khorturcroft Step Building Company Vulcan Works Stettin Germany Japan Ovanpbet Inn Philadelphian Union Iron Works

Patriotic Priest Urges War After Maine Blame Claim

Kansas City reports Father Dalton of the Church of the Annunciation delivering a spirited address at a public school gathering. He urged support for war against Spain, claiming the Maine explosion was the fault of a wicked act, praising unity and divine backing for actions to drive Spain from the Western Hemisphere. The audience cheered as prominent locals attended this weekly meeting.

Kansas City March Maine Spain Havana

Troubles Of Her Own Spain Occupies Attention At Home

London dispatch reports Madrid pestuncens and Abe Daily Tiltsay noting a calm contrast with American clamor. The piece hints Spain’s internal concerns drawing focus while markets respond to a quieter European scene.

Spain London Madrid Abe Daily Tiltsay Amer_ thorg

Famine Threat Looms Amid Debated Grain Policy

The text notes a widespread belief that the United States cannot act against foreign selling, fearing European backlash and pretext for war. It cites domestic distress, a famine threat despite grain duty cuts, and socialists exploiting shortages for political agitation during elections.

United States America

Enlist More Seamen In Vallejo During March

Telegraph orders instruct Capt Louis Kemp of the Independence to sign all able bodied seamen he can pass. Buoys shipments continue with Charleston Yorktown and Philadelphia best ships here though work is light. Admiral Kirkland plans to prepare vexels for staveithin in six weeks. five men in the construction department will see hires increased.

Vallejo Cal Kirkland Louis Kemp Independence Charleston Yorktown Philadelphia Admiral Kirkland Staveithin

Tortugas Island Transfer Sought for War Uses

Washington reports the War Department plans to press Treasury for Tortugas Island to remain under war needs. Treasury notes no current request but would transfer immediately if asked. Tortugas hosts a major quarantine station since it was shifted from the War Department years ago. Possession could be yielded within 48 hours if required.

Treasury Department Washington Treasury Secretary of the Treasury War Department

Fort Jefferson at Dry Tortugas Defense Plans Emergence

Washington reports discuss Dry Tortugas fortifications at Ft Jefferson as a potential naval base. Interior defenses include 32 and 42 pounder guns with heavy walls. modern warfare would render many old guns ineffective. The fort’s anchorage and surrounding reefs offer shelter, and strategic boards see Tortugas as vital to coast defense and naval operations.

Washington Ft. Jefferson Warrison Ofa FL. Jefferson YeNs Sea Barrison Romdstead Miles Sicard North Atantic Squadron

Blissful Ignorance Returns Pilibuster mocks Du Bose

In Columbus Ohio on March 5 Marco o ermite Nunes, back from Curie op the Alibustering steamer Decentless, disputes the idea that Spanish authorities destroyed the battleship Maine. He cites his own 700,000 Mauner cartridges and recalls Cuba and Spain as he weighs the Havana view. Senator Foraker rebuts the notion of Spanish treachery and warns against war, amid remarks at the Great Leathers hotel.

Philadelphia Marco O Ermito Nunes Curie Washington Dispatch Senor du Hose State Department Cuba Senor Son Bose Senor Thi Bose Havana Senor du Bose Columbus, O Maine United States Senatur Foraker Great Leathers Fly Washieton Gledden Columbus Divine

Riot at Missouri University Burns Gymnasium and Attacks

Firearms and vandalism erupt as students riot at Columbia Missouri campus. Freshmen, aided by masked leaders, storm Academic Hall and later the gym grounds, breaking windows and injuring officers. Faculty impose expulsions and police stationed to protect students and staff amid the chaotic scene.

Columbia Missouri University Cliss F. Milter R. H. Jesse Miller Jesse Alexander Martin Law Department Academy Hall Dene Ati P.m The Cala Boone Jeane

Two Steamers Run Aground Off Norfolk With Maine Rescue At Stake

A Norfolk dispatch reports the tug Underwriter and its tow began toward Havana to assist in raising the Maine but encountered head winds and heavy seas. They reportedly headed past Cape Hatteras before a gale warning halted progress and no word was received by 1 a.m. The tug’s fate amid the weather remains unsettled.

New York Norfolk Havana Maine Capés Hatteras

Great Fear for Tug Underwrnter and Alaska tows

Victoria B C March 5 The steamers City of Seattle and White Jaw report separate groundings near Chantining channel and Shelter Point. White Jaw ashore on Sheep Creek bar and is expected to be floated without injury. Cannes City with damaged boat arrives Juneau. Corona remains on rocks. Longshoremen at Skagday strike for 75 cents an hour. Constantinople reports Feronck Fey named Turkish minister to the United States en route to Washington. Weather outlook for Kansas partly cloudy with southeast winds.

Victoria B. C Seattle Alaska Whitelaw San Francisco Sheep Creek Bar Chantining Channel Taku Inlet Shelter Point Nenaimo Cannes Juneau Roberts Skagday

A Pipe In Her Mouth Report Sparks Salted Smoker Trend

The Daily Telegraph notes a sharp rise in women smokers across classes in London, citing a titled lady seen driving with a briar pipe. Doctors point to bicycles and wheel parties as catalysts for freer behavior previously restrained by chaperons.

London Daily ‘Teleraph

Mark Twain Cleans Debt by His Own Labor

London report says Mark Twain Samuel Clemens has paid the last of his Webster debts. The Times notes the achievement as unparalleled since Sir Walter Scott, praising Twain’s self made release from financial obligation.

Walter Scott London Mark Twain Samuel Ti. Clemens Webster & Co McAllister Times Sir Walter Scott Bark ‘Swain

Northeaster Rages Off Atlantic Coast

Philadelphia report notes a violent northeaster along the coast with high seas near the Delaware Breakwater and Maritana observatory. Harbor craft seek shelter, two masted schooner ashore near Fishing Point, life savers attempt rescue as 29 coal barges and tugs ride the storm.

Phildelphia Atlantic Delaaware Delaware Dureau North Carolina New Jersey New England Maritime Exchange Lewes Del

Giant Glass Block Found At Former Hertz Works

In St Louis Mo a 600 ton molten glass pot left after Hertz Glass failure has cooled into a solid 86 by 22 feet. A new owner drilled and chiselled to remove the mass as about a thousand workers awaited restart of operations in the spring.

St. Louis Mitch Hertz Glass Company Fort Lane Almont

Ore output estimates from Gogebic range spark annual mine push

Work all the year remarks from Ashland Wisconsin estimate ore from the Gogebic range next summer at 200000 to 270000 tons and near 3601400 tons overall. Stock piles at Twonwood and Muchoy are smaller than last winter due to navigation loss. Continuous work is urged using steam shovels to sustain year long activity.

Milwauker Wis Atech Ashland Sesson Twonwood Muchoy Norrie

Railroad line to Kay Center Oklahoma Spur Planned

The Kansas Southeastern coal company reports active work will start within ten days, with rapid completion. Right of way secured and contracts in place. The southern terminus will be Kay Center in Kay county by the Chikaki River. Train service will link Arkansas City to Kay Center via South Haven and Hunnewell upon completion.

Kansass Southeastern Saloooa Company Kay Center Oklahoma Kay County Chikaakia Arkansas City South Haven Hunnewell

England's Drink Bill Reported At 17 Million In 1896

The annual statement shows the Drink bill of the United Kingdom and Ireland nearly 17,300,000 dollars in excess of 1896, averaging about 19 dollars per person.

England London the Vimes United Kingriends

Cannibals Kill Belgians in Congo and Leopold Links

Reports from the Congo Free State state cannibals killed a Belgian official near Lukelela on the Capper river region last January. Also notes Topeka’s second Kiendike party departs for Alaska with six travelers and 6,080 pounds of provisions. Almira Meredith sues for divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness, alleging a February marriage.

Brussels Conke Free State Pred Nuehaus Lukelela Congo Leopold Lake Topeka Alaska Buck W. F. Hunter Isaac Senter Carl Gott Chis. Boltinghouse Juneau Capper River

Tired of Blacks Irritation Grows on Account of Innumerable

A brief notice reports rising irritation among residents due to persistent issues blamed on Black individuals. The article notes community tensions and calls for calm and orderly response from local leaders.

Thefts and Assaults Behind a Ku Klux Veil in Kentucky

The dispatch reports a white backlash against Black residents spreading from Paducah into southern Illinois. lynchings, beatings, and arson drive Black families from towns like Mayfield and Coldwater, with mobs targeting a Black deckhand on a steamer. Fear prompts Black river travelers to abandon Ohio river towns. violence escalates across counties.

Paducth Kentucks Ohio River Tilinois Bob Blanks Tesla Vienna Blanks Mayfield Richard Wren pHo Migoeld Coldwater Tenape James Hanetios Gary Padurah Regulatnrn Throwe Bedly Suboueh Gareavinis Kyi Cave Tom Hackett Jane Subrie Hemet Rem Cave In Rowk Hackett Alent Ohio

Santa Fe to Pasture Ten Thousand Sheep in Chase County

The Santa Fe Railway plans to pasture ten thousand sheep in Chase County this year. It will rent about 500 acres near Strong City to provide feed and rest, awaiting a more favorable market in Kansas City.

Chase County Strong City Santa Fe Wiley Heey Kansas City

Rumor of Japanese Loan Heats London Debate

A rumor claims a 6,000 vin loan from Japan will be raised in the United States via ex-Minister Duntse Gisbe this afternoon. When a loan is decided it will be noted in Europe. Princess Stephanie nears death as doctors and a priest attend her bed with the crown at Empress Francis Joseph’s side. Richard Croker plans to visit England in April and stay through August, reported as authoritative.

London United States Duntse Gisbe Stephanie Vienna March Francis Joseph

Growth of Spain's Debt and War Losses Tribute

Madrid reports a debt increase for February totaling ten pesetas amid wartime strains. A heartfelt thanks is extended to numerous supporters and shops for comfort and aid after a grave loss. Also noted are civic acknowledgments to judges and commandries for moral tribute and a sequence of unspecified awards.

Spain Madrid Thack Wits Slater Capitels Therhood Tacios

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