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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1900

Page

12

Greater German Port Improvements at Hong Kong Channel

A Hong Kong dispatch notes Germany’s planned enhancements at a Chinese port area. It mentions new facilities for rapid loading and unloading, steam cranes, and extended docks to accommodate increased shipping activity. The article describes a two port plan, with a "small port" in the inner bay and a "great port" to be let for rapid cargo handling. Construction timelines suggest progress in the near term.

Germany Mer Murchkl Low Thik Company Nigoligting Riau Chon Bay

Americans Granted Privilege At Paris Exposition Sale Of Whisky

A report notes Americans receive privileges at the Paris Exposition including a company formed in Trenton and Lexington to conduct certain bars. The text mentions incorporators Edward Menakek, Grow, and Danja Murphy and odd claims about delicate apparatus and health benefits, with references to various medical claims and implausible details.

Trenton Bnen Parle Edwant Menteak New Turks Staun P, Grow Lexington Danja Murphy

Funeral notice for Comrade XC Stantent ry at Prat Hall

Comrades of Toprdus Poet invite all portage members to attend the funeral for Comrade XC Stantent ry at Prat Hall Sundar Marek on March 1. Tickets on sale March 11 32 with proceeds to the Senta Fa Association. Final Merit March 11. Free chairs and sleepers provided.

Topels Amieminie Prat Sundar Mareki Welch P Fuggeral Ether Porta Warken Vatuenen

Boston Promoter Sought In Letters for 20000 Get Rich Quick Scheme

Boston authorities seek a promoter named Parker accused in a defrauding scheme involving mysterious boxes sold for one dollar each. Over 20,000 letters and money were involved as post office boxes were accumulated and a judge placed an attachment on goods to halt the operation.

Boston Euods Amim

Remains of Kate Chase Sprague Buried in Cincinnati

The funeral of Mrs Kate Chase Sprague, daughter of the late Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase, was held at Washington and will be followed by burial beside her father in Cincinnati. Daughters and relatives attended. the Chief Justice’s grave has been decorated. A movement to establish a monument is mentioned by local union resolutions.

Kate Chase Boragee Cincinatii Cincinenati Kate Chase Spratsts Chint Justice Sortmon P. Chase Clincinnati Lfimbre Glaswood Cemetery Washington Sery- Wen Chie Justive Chase Agianmerameter Int Chase Ant

Incendiary Suspect Said to Target Churches in Cicero

Evidence from today suggests the Second Presbyterian Church fire and Trinity Methodist blaze were the work of an incendiary. Investigators believe the fires started in the organ area and hope to locate the arsonist amid ongoing inquiries. A mailed note claims divine neglect for churchgoers, prompting renewed pursuit of the suspect.

Cicero B. Melonmin

First Night Sale At Chickering Hall Yields Mixed Prices

New York March 10 The first night of the Bipkwsten Pischoff collection at Chickering Hall grossed 56815. A full length Susanna Randolph portrait by John Singleton Copley sold for 6 60 to Charlot F Sprague of Washington. Other works fared poorly with Walcott’s portrait bringing 2005 and Henriette Marin to Van Dyck at a low figure.

New York Bipkwsten-Pischoff Chickering Hall Charlet F. Sprague Washington John Singleton Copley

Alaskan Boundary Dispute Report To Arbitration Likely

A Washington dispatch reports that no rush to formalize Alaska boundary delimitation exists while talks continue over the Lynn Canal. Secretary Hay sent a memorandum rebutting British claims and asserting U S ownership of the waters, with arbitration seen as the likely path to settle the dispute.

New York Herald Washington Anthough Alaskas United Stated Great Britain Lynn Canal Hay

Topeka Hello Corps Invite Attendees for Montgomery Funeral

Members of the Topeka Hello Corps request attendance at Montgomery’s funeral on Sunday afternoon. The service will be held at the Third Church.

WRC Topeka Hello! Corps Montgomery Rus Welock Chrletas

Lecture Course Show Reputed Concert at Rowley

A closing number at the lecture course with a concert by Spiur Mariette is set for March 18. The event promises top entertainment as the choir from Rowley enjoys a strong reputation for ticket value and artistry.

Mariette Erelieg Comrae Ickata Rowley

Hillsdale Jury Clears Putram Family in Murder Case

In Hillsdale Michigan on March 1 the jury acquitted Mr Ruchsel Putram and his daughter Sarah in the murder trial of Abeirbueband and another father figure. The verdict of not guilty was delivered after deliberation.

Hillsdale Mich Ruchsel Putram Sarah Abeirbueband

Topeka Water Co case upheld. city rights limited

The Kansas Supreme Court, in a majority ruling written by Associate Justice Smith, upheld the Topeka Water company mortgage and operation rights, ruling the city may extend mains under existing ordinances and regulate rates, while preserving city ownership aims. Chief Justice Doster dissented on the franchise issue but agreed with limited city power to compel compliance.

Supreme Court Doster Topeka W. AS. Bird Topeka Water Company Willan FR. Smith Juste Johnston Ie Court New Jersey Corporation Ths Kansas New Jersey Company Justex Smith Kugisas Corporation Atlantic Trust Company Topeka “Water Company New Jersey Lis Shawner County Athletic ‘Trust Company NEOF Ott Water Company Tp Mortage Ane Ag Burtenancon Smith Kaness Doster Dizented

Mortgage reference sparks franchise ouster in Topeka case

Chief Justice Dostersien cites a mortgage tied to a New Jersey company seeking removal of the Topeka Water franchise. Allegations claim the incorporators were denied the right to own assets, with Atlantic company aid and Charles P. Sirent noted among partners in the action against the water utility.

Dostersien Hist New Jersey Company Ae Ees Eee

Social and Personal Club Scenes and Local Weddings

The second Informal club party filled Hudson's hall with a lively crowd and a well ordered program. Notables present included Mr. and Mrs. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Cale, Miss Vera Low, Miss Edith Goslari, and many others. The Helianthus Club held a Friday meeting at Mrs. Ward's home with a short program by Mrs. Hornaday and readings from Millard and Burt. A quiet Wednesday wedding at Topeka avenue joined Miss Maggie Pierson of Osage City to Mr. George Bedell of Iola, with Rev. Blakestey performing the ceremony and Bliss Tatsford as attendant. The couple planned an eastern honeymoon and a home in Lola after April first.

Hudson's Hall C. 5. Bowman Charlie A Airs Fred Cale Mins Alla Scovilie Vera Low Charlotte Parkhurst Edith LG. Ward M. Hadley Clay Street Mai Bedell-Pierson Maggie Pierson Osage City George Bedell Iola FA. Botsford Topeka Avenue Linus Blakestey Cerine Alli Bedell Lola Topeka Onage City A. Marburg Kansas City Felicity Club Mes. J, Fp, Myers West Sixth Avenue Ralston Health Club Violet Hutler McCoy West Eighth Avenues Harry A. Jetmore Jetmore Farmily Internos Club Isabel Meath J. G. Baly Marysville Ind SS. Griffitt Bpindle Washington, D.C I. W. Doolittle L. B. Rath Botsford M.S. Hoover Pearl Wamega Fred Bonebrake Genee City Topelka R. Z McCoy California Nellie Lincoln J. R. Wisk Ulvich Manhattan Charles Otis Imperial Club Clarence Molly St. Paul Minn Clyde Foote Earleville Ruth Snyder Eliy Marcia Spivey Clara Pratt

Topeka News Briefs and Court Notices

A Topeka news page notes federal court sessions in Wichita and an upcoming U.S. district court session. Postmaster Guthrie plans two to three additional Shawnee rural routes. Probate and local church events are listed with multiple names and dates.

Wichita Washburn Ca Matty Givaree Vemues Mos Thrman Titenaan Cherokee Topeka Ss. G” Montgomery State Temperance Union General Findson Reform School Misa Eure Tilson Kansas al Fahene Roek Pollen Holsington Leary Worth Rossville Wat Stas Wa Peeme Guthrie Shawnee County T. Lomorrow United States District Court G. H. Lamb Woodson County Delste YW. CA Bay Hank Shaffer Frank Crist Maron Dolman United Roar Chaclin Y Reat Sfissethel Jonvan Tith Epworth League Warkine Methodist Hapkell Institute Genvernores Will Woot & Power Company Wer Company J. J. Lyons Harrisburg B. Street Baptist Church de. Lyons Row de. Emerson First Christian Church Young Women' Ch. Association Emma Banks Pontal Reed Wichite Taylor Kansas City Delick I Kate Morton Drew Bour Helter P Maith Cuy Burgess Californie Mortenger Shell Rankin Topekanex Peipies Wil Aliess & Union First Methodist Church Pient Christian Church Hogeboom Eulalde Rowville Young Shan Sininte Fenaud Nis

West Minstrel Company Heads Topeka Crowd

William H. West returned to Topeka leading his own minstrel company at the Crawford theater. A large audience enjoyed an excellent program with top comedy and soloists in part one and a strong second part apart from The Storming of San Juan Hill. The Lukens Brothers and Marvely brothers entertained with daring feats and Eddie Horan plus David Meier drew applause for Signal Lights and punching bag acts. Special scenery enhanced the first act.

William H. West Topeka Priday Crawford Theater West Organization San Juan Hui West Cavalleria Rusticana Lukens Brothers Tires Marvely Brothers Eddie Horan David Meier

More Business and Less Politics in Senate Lodge Bill Endorsement

Cincinnati March 19 the chamber of commerce endorses the senate Lodge bill and the house Burros Bil for remodelling the consular service. The recalations state the consular service would better promote national interests on a business basis and merit, continuing a worthy incumbent and advancing merit-based promotion.

Cincinnati Ohio Chamber of Commerce

New York Prima donna dies after illness at St Vincent’s

Maren 1 Mrs Gabdriella Bathestine Dwight Collena a famed Italian prima donna from 33 years ago has died at St Vincent’s Hospital New York. She had been ill for a few months.

New York Maren Gabdriella Bathestine Dwight Collena Italy St. Vincent's Hospital

Kansas Supreme Court Opinions Summary

A Kansas high court recaps multiple appellate decisions, reversing errors from Anderson, Shawnee, Marshall, Cowley, Sumner, Barber, Montgomery, Washington, Lyon, Osage, Harvey, McPherson, Leavenworth, Bourbon, and other counties. Cases include Boyer v Lima, Clark v Skeen, Grisham admr v Greer, Schuchart v Schuchart, Publishing House v Heyl, State ex rel v Topeka Water Co, and First National Bank variants. Dissent noted in Doster.

Howe Iequireme IEF Dosthr Woodworth Bowles Anderson County Boyer Lima Istee Shawnee County Smith Marshall County Hat National Bank of Arkansas City Farmers National Bank of Arkansas Glas Cowley County Clark Skeen Barber County Grisham Admr Ve Lee Montgomery County Greer Schuchart Washington County Heyl Executtrix Lyon County Curry The Kansas & Col. Pas. Aly. Co Osage County State of Kansas Topeka Water Co Doster C. J Taylor Vs Lander Harvey County Davies Va Jones First National Bank of McPherson Bradley McPherson County Nh Va Pac. Aly, Co Leavenworth County Zirkle Etvalys Leonard Percuriam First National Bank of Sheriff Elliott Bourbon County Columbia Mfg. Co al Va Stoddard Mfg. Co Court of Appeals Lower Et al Schumacher Lower Et al Ve Gephart

Cincinnati Distillers Plan Whisky Export to Bypass Tax

Cincinnati distillers prepare large exports of bonded whisky to evade a $120 revenue tax as immunity nears expiration. The whisky will be stored abroad and returned for sale after duty is paid, avoiding current duties while awaiting favorable market timing.

Cincinnati O. Marea Cincinna‘t

Three Zeigler Children Drown Near Urbana

Zeigler brothers Jacob Oscar and Charles aged 5 7 and 8 drowned four miles north of Urbana Illinois while playing. They apparently fell through ice in a ditch and have not been recovered after hours of searching. A teard was collected from a farmer family indicates the tragedy. Full bank statement notes shifts in surplus reserve loans legal tenders deposits and circulation with banks holding excess reserves.

Urbana Ill Mareh Jacob Oscar Charles Zeigler Noge Draioxge New York

North Topeka Social Notes and Local Dispatches

North Topeka items note visitors and travel updates with arrivals from St Louis and Chicago. Local society mentions include Mrs Maury Klemp, Mr Schuff heading to Hope Kansas, and plans for church services at the Church of the Good. Community life, church notices, and social calls fill the column.

Kimball Printing Company Kansas Avenue Costley St Louis Soldier Creek W. M. van Ore Bilver Lake Topeka L. Courtnes St Lou Malencont Mr. Schuff Hope Kan German Baptist Church CG. Bowman C. Steele Jas Maury Klemp Chicago Church of the Good Ivening Ion Churiee Wen

Black man fatally hurt by own race in county incident

Hernando March 10 Thomia Clayton, a Black resident, was struck by members of his own race over a claim tied to a 1-year-old girl. Clayton died at his cabin door as gunfire from a Winchester ended his life. Jurisdiction issues arise as Louisville officials report race-based violence and a separate court opinion questions legislative power to decide contests for officer positions.

Hernando, Misa Thomia Clayton Louisville Fielde Contrerny

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