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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1898
Page
4
Topeka Peels Over Convention Threats and Cy Leland
Topeka residents react to a distant convention causing tension in Shawnee County. Cy Leland’s alleged control and critical press provoke a rebuke as Topeka people object to coercive methods and smear from supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Carden City
Het Beause Hutchinson
Becau
Cy Leland
Fragmented notes from a long ago social page event
A garbled OCR spread describes social figures and activities including Lady Myre and Lady Fhemrat, a luncheon with English guests, and remarks by Horton Harrison. It mentions Christos on sale, biographies, and reflections of a bachelor from a New York press perspective.
Bright But Distant Hopefuls in Local Scuffle
A fragmentary report describes a tense scene at a municipal event where a man seeks a son-in-law role, claiming modest finances but bright prospects. A bystander interruption hints at a threatening moment involving a revolver and knife, with onlookers noting the strained atmosphere and uncertainty about outcomes.
Spiteful Insinuations From a Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR fragment references insults and a character named Portyover with hints of a jumbled scene. The line suggests a misread dialogue about manners and a defensive stance, but the text remains incomplete and difficult to interpret.
Jeff Hudsons Views On Calling of the Session
Jeff Hudson of Freeport outlines caution about an extra legislative session. He argues popular support for railroad legislation, opposes Governor Lettys clause penalizing railroads, and urges monthly railroad pass disclosures with penalties to curb evasion. He notes political leverage by railroad bosses and calls for stricter reporting and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Hudson
Jef Hudson
Freaor
Ary
State of
Kansas
Popuitet
Wtite
Letdy
Kahans Clits Dives to Open Baseball Axaxon in Wichita
Early baseball opens in Wichita with Kansas City debut on April 8 and Wichita game on March 2. The Kahans Clits will host the opener at Rosenien field Friday and Saturday with a finished ball park and daily practice. Wichita lineup includes Chestun catcher, Selvers pitcher, Newton first base, Patter66m at second, Obie Jeneur at short, Clark second base, Van De Werk third, Patterson right field, Ruges left field, Juhnsom center field, plus Hutchinson and Argonia players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas City
Kahans Clits
Rrsenien
Chestun
Kingman
Selvers
Piteher
Newton
Patter
Baee Obie Jeneur
Clark
van de We
Cousins Delivers Veiled Tribute to Maine in Senate
Washington March 22 Aline Cousins pries open a ritual tribute to the state of Maine amid a tense scene in the house. The address blends imagery of dark waters and vigilant eagles as the speaker vows truth and duty, drawing sharp reactions from the gallery as the prompter closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Emporia
First Presbyterian Cbhurch
FP. J. Sauerber
Ten Church
Roache Claims Dragged Into Light in House Rowe Case
Disjointed report from Washington outlines legal action by representatives of John Kotvhe regarding labor disputes and occupancy of grounds by groups named Funlingts Chica Biston Atlant. The situation follows an order and delays as proceedings continue in the House with ongoing scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Kotvhe
Ameunine i
Rowe
Political Notes Reflect Kansas Gubernatorial and Congressional Hopes
Reports from Kansas politics outline candidate moves for governor and attorney general from Be hax to Leavenworth. Harry Bone backs Stanley for governor while W. F. Guthrie withdraws. Jno H. Trunnton seeks secretary of state, and A Cormany campaigns for lieutenant governor. Postmaster appointments and state convention ordering stir debate among Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bone
United States
Wichita
Hs Stanley
Bone
Stanley
John Seaton
W. F. Guthrie
Atchison
Ghey
Jno. H. Trunnton
Cherofles County
Republicaa
Pyramid Pile Cure promises painless relief and safety
The Pyramid Pile Cure offers suppositories to treat piles without pain or surgery, claiming fast relief by soothing congested membranes. Sold by druggists for 50 cents to $1, with Pyramid Co. of Marshall, Michigan, willing to mail a treatment guide and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Co
Marshall, Mich
Justice Bradley Breaks Hanging Rule in Winston Case
Washington March 22 Justice Bradley again defies the long standing rule by ordering Charles Winston to be hanged on Wednesday May 28 1895 for murder. Despite efforts to curb Friday prejudice marriages show continued patience as clerk office sees large Friday license applications while Saturday yields few. Bradley remains committed to imposing murder sentences on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bradley
Washington
Brad
Charles Winston
Winston
Hive
Bradley
Strawberry Day. Great Glenwood festival planned in June
A large meeting at the courthouse in Glenwood Springs Colorado formed an organization for Strawberry Day to be held June 18. Mayor Parks named a permanent committee with full powers to arrange the festival. Speeches by prominent citizens from across the country preceded the appointment, and the group vowed to spare no expense for free strawberries free swimming pools and free entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Glenwood
Col
Court House
Parks
Ice Jam On Adirondack Trains A Close Run For Flood
Saratoga in March reports the worst flood and washout in Adirondack railroad history. Upper Hudson waters receded 15 feet, reducing traffic for nearly a week. A special train between here and Dillingham's Plate narrowly escaped being overwhelmed by ice. The flood ripped up rails and demolished 2,500 feet of roadbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
March
Adirondack
Upper
Hudson
Dillingham’s Plate
Boston's Moral Wave Theatrical posters must be censored
Boston authorities order theater managers to submit all posters showing women in tights or skirts for review by the scene committee. The board warns that no picture should depict ballet girls in fetishes, with black paper as a reminder, though supply issues delay enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aldermen
Scense
Feshitrar
Biack
Perry
Somerville
Water and Wand Society
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Dr Humphrey's Specifics for Many Ailments
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Humphrey's Specifics for numerous ailments including stomach issues, rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble, infant and female complaints, asthma and more. The copy promises the remedy’s comprehensive reach and claims to reveal all specifics.
Parades and Park Plans Highlight Wichita G A E Encampment
Wichita will host a G A E encampment parade featuring about 10 000 school children from Wichita and nearby areas on April 21. A tree planting by allied groups and dedication of a Liberty plot in the new city park are planned with committee provided trees. In Concordia the week promises the largest grain shipment in history with 200 carloads from Concordia over B and M and Santa Fe routes aided by Du Grain and Kansas Grain of Hutchinson moving tens of thousands of bushels for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
G. A E
Chanute
Department
G. A. BR
Concordia
Santa Fe
Concopia
du Grain Company of
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Kansas Grain Company
Hutchinson
Northwestern teachers to meet in Leavenworth
Leavenworth March 2 Teachers will invade the city next month for the eighth annual meeting of the Northwestern Teachers association to convene the fourth, fifth and Opportunity will be offered to visit the fort Soldiers' home penitentiary and other points of interest in and about Leavenworth The session will be held in the high school auditorium Thursday evening the annual literary and immigration will be given at Chickering hall including the concert between Fort Scott and Leavenworth high schools Dr James A Lane will deliver the address of welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Association
Leavenworth
Northwestern Teachers’ Association
Tth
Sth
Chickering Hall
Fort Scott
James A Lane
Death of T E Marcy in Blue Rapids
Thomas FE Marcy ex postmaster and Justice of the Peace of Blue Rapids died after a 25 year illness contracted in the army. He enlisted in the Civil War at age 18 in the 18th Vermont as a private later promoted to sergeant. He moved west to cattle ranch Blue Rapids about 25 years ago. buried in Fairmount Cemetery with six sons as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Rapids
Thomas FE
Marcy
Fairmount Cemetery
O. K
Vermont
Two Young Farmers Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting Near Beloit
Beloit March 22 A quarrel between Thomas Spurgeon and Charles Torry sons of Wichita county farmers living near Beloit led to Spurgeon shooting Torry through the neck and bowels. Torry is believed to be fatally wounded. Spurgeon surrendered in Beloit and posted bonds. He claimed self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Thomas Spurgeon
Charles Torry
Wichita County
Latier
Spurgeon
Saloon Sunday Run By Paying Extra in Wichita
Saloon row in Wichita reports three establishments pushing Sunday opening by paying 25 dollars each, with Carey on East Douglas and Erkerts’ place running at full blast under police knowledge. Also notes a Wellington Journal item on a fatal goose hunting accident near Oxford, and Fort Scott mortgage actions on Durkes Coal company with a potential receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Carey
Manhattan
Jake Erkerts
East Douglas
Wellington Journal
Oxford
George Nixon
Ott
Bert
Arkansas River
Bert Nixon
Leavenworth Coal suit over mining under land
A legal notice reports Michal Conway, Peter Conwell, and Howard Johnson alleging coal mined beneath their property at 720 feet depth without awareness. The case cites prior government action against the coal company for mining under Fort Leavenworth reservations, later settled for a small sum with various fulfillment details across named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Senate Action Aims At Consistent Jurisdiction And Navy Medical Age
Washington March 22 a list passed by the Senate covers a range of measures including directing jurisdiction for United States circuit courts in specific cases, granting a right of way to the Washington Improvement and Development through the Colville Indian Reservation in Washington, and penalties related to Union Ironworks of San Francisco. It also includes provisions on promoting William N I Tisdall and a name change for Major, amending section five of the revised statutes governing the Navy medical corps, and authorizing depositions before naval courts in certain cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Colville
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Monterey
Union
Ron Works
Amendment on Hawaii annexation debated in Senate
Washington March 2 Senate debate included Georgia's Mr Bacon announcing an amendment to a resolution on annexing the Hawaiian Islands to the United States. The measure would require Hawaii electors to affirm the annexation. The same proposal was previously offered by Mr J inc on the Hawaiian treaty and remains pending. A Nebraska Congressman, Mr Allen, secured a resolution for Interior Department pension data including gender and family details. Also a dental/product ad and a hair treatment testimonial appear in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
HaWaiian
United States
Hawaii
Jincon
Allen
Nebraska
Secretary of Interior
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Leavenworth County
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Pote Sueza
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Mall
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Justce
Committee of Order of Business
Hangman
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Secretary of State
Curn- Derlach Parsons
Telegraph Company
Great Southern Telephone Company
Ohio Valley Telephone Company
Durbin
Dee
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Olliday
Kansas News
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T. E Marcy
Qoldana
Durkes Coal Company
J. A. Durkee
J. H. Durkee
Kansans City
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Philadelphia
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National Military Home
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Parker
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Clarence Coulter
Wilbun Atterdice
August Johnson
James Nevins
Wai- Terrows
Wm. Lewis
A. J. Uish
A. J. Loomis
A. B. Lathrop
Nickerson Bank
State Bank of
First National Bank
J. J. Meyer
Mrr
Ruggists
Swift & Holliday
Lige Delia Day
Iowa
Saya
PESOS
Sisten
Como, Wis
Piso
Mrs C. Reynolds
Nebr
Tregerd
J. A. Westover
Kansas Avenue
Kan. Ave
Olof Ekberg
Esun
R. L. Cofran
Shanenne County
Columbian Building
Co. P. Adams’ Music Pavilion
West Sixth Street
Savings & Loan Associatios
Kansas Ave
Kas Ave
Spratt
J. C. Elliott
Sapolio
Wsi
Quincy
Cde Moss
Odd Fellows’ Undertakers
Eetet St. M
PEN Well
Quincy Street
DE Moss & Penwell
Quincey St. Blvd
Tvedeaan
Geo. B. Bacard
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