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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1899

Page

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Mob Seizes Guard Takes Henry Sanderson Lynched at Holton

A mob from Mayetta dragged guard Henry Sanderson from a Holton post and hanged him, as his companion Myrtle Fleisher died soon after. Sheriff and deputies pursued suspects, with few identified. Sanderson’s body and Fleisher’s death occurred within hours of the incident.

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Testimony Reveals Beef Handling Controversy at Manila Court

Washington witness Captain Davis testified on beef storage practices with Swift & Co for late shipment to Santiago. He described 72 hour refrigeration after arrival and 24 hour after removal from ship, noting earlier disputes at Manzanillo and Bantige. General Eagan’s statements and a possible memory lapse were discussed, with questions about contract timing and feasibility of shipping tests.

Washington Heorge At. Davis Subaauince Bellownies Nfice Gen. Eagan Unis Capt. Davie Manzanillo Bantige Lee Caut Davis Davis Powell Theat Tampa Santiago Maj Lee Gen. Sagan Cpt. Duevie Jen Eagan Iseaestan

Governor Hides Out Amid Jamaican Turmoil

Dispatch from Port Antonio Jamaica reports severe crime, tax hikes, and government moves to shield salaries. Island unrest grows as the DPA presses tariff reforms, prompting fears of upheaval and possible anarchism. Local authorities fear remaining at residence as protests intensify.

New York Port Antonio Jamaica Toren

Final Stand at Malolos Reported by Manila Dispatch

Washington and Manila reports detail Gen MacArthur pushing toward Malolos, with the South Dakota regiment suffering heavy losses in a brilliant charge. Insurgents under Aguinaldo countered fiercely as U.S. forces advance along the rail line toward Marilao and Bocave, while officers Frost Lien Adams Morrison and others are named among the dead or wounded.

Washington Oia Manila Wushinguet Marfiao South Dakots Frost Aguinuido Browebt Trim Maite Lien Adais Morrison Clelland Mac Arthur Marilay MacArthur Hulwcan River Marfing Daarpan Murilac Suth Dakota Third Artilley Home Woods Pallroad Tie Menually Lieut Crichlow Utah Butters Davie Midnins Bocave Marilus Joura Iave Ametnaida Prince Loewenstein Otley Mantia Wheaton Oregon Ors Dakota Otts A. Frost Twenty-second Infantry South Dakota Volunteers Joseph H. Lien Frat Leutenant Frank H. Adams Sidney 4. Morrison Paul D. McClelland Otis Third Infantry Twenty-third Infantry Twenty-third Oregon Volunteers Japarthur Hulacan Tinkiwan Guleuiite Malolos

The Fighting Ground Described by Capt Farrell

Captain Farrell of the First California volunteers shares observations from Manila to Dagupan. He notes the rice-field landscape, defensive dikes, and a railway valley aiding troop advances, with his negotiations involving Aguinaldo and the Spanish threat. Continued on Sixth Page.

Farrell Chicago C. Z A. Farrell California Volunteers Manila Laon Dagupan Aguinald Tiddie

Leland Vindicated as Election Recount Clears Him

The Populist Senate recount found no fraud in the Twenty second judicial district race. Cyrus Leland was not involved in irregularities. Stuart retains the judgeship. The process revealed Anderson's underage vote swearing in Troy precinct as the only clear fraud, while other changes favored no broad misconduct.

Brown Doniphan Nemaha Cyrus Leland Stuart Palloon Jas Judes Twenty-second Judicial District Cy Leland Leland Senate Troy Anderson Sphinx Iterlf State Journal Nemahka County Failoon Fatoon Fatloon Nemawile Brown County Anderson Boy Trox Precinct Falloon Topeka Grinstead Grinstead Blindelf

Grinstead Faces Character Contest Credibility Test

In Morrill Nebraska a long contest hearing featured Ing Grinstead defending his reputation against witnesses from Morrill including Lester Sands and John Hollingshead. Testimony covered past feuds, published accusations, and Grinstead’s political endorsements highlighted by letters from Mark Hanna and Republican leaders praising his work for sound money.

Ing. Grinstead Wathena Bank Grinstead Wathena Star Lauree Falloon Atorneys Lester Sands HB. Gibb S. H. Ingham John A. Hollingshead Sands Morrill Overmyer Gibbs Hollingshead Topeka Fulton Jumper Troy Senate Falioon Patloon Paul Grinstead Broderick Mark Hanna Cy Leland National Republican Central Committee

Falloon Bluffing Over Stuart Contested Election

Cyrus Leland, a State Journal reporter, argues in this excerpt that Falloon cannot oust Stuart due to lack of evidence. He accuses Falloon of bluffing and failing to prove illegal acts, noting whisky on Falloon’s side and questioning the witness credibility and funding for a legal challenge.

Senate Cyrus Leland State Journal Falloon Stuart Conte Stuart Falloons

Democrats Back Commercial Club Park Commissioner Nominees

The Democratic city central committee endorsed Commercial club nominees for park commissioners. They plan to avoid a full ticket slate but will urge Democrats to support the independent slate. Endorsed candidates are M. A. Low, P. J. Bonebrake, and M. A. Holman.

Democratic City Central Committee Commercial Club J. W. Wlossom Central Committee Democrats Topeka Democratic Committee M. A. Low P. J. Bonebrake M. A. Holman

A Way to Kill Mules

The Australia from Honolulu brings a March 21 Associated Press report noting Hawaii's Attorney General Henry E. Cooper was sworn in by Chief Justice Judd. President Dole must appoint a foreign affairs minister to replace Cooper, with F. M. Hateh mentioned as a possible successor. The US transport Connermaugh arrived with about 300 Manila-bound army mules, some perished. the remainder will be unloaded here briefly before reloading. The gunboat Wheeling visited Manila yesterday.

San Prancisco Australia Honolulu Associated Pres Henry E. Cooper Hawaii Judd Dole Cooper F. M. Hateh Hateh Washington United States Connermaugh San Francisco Manila Wheeling

Texas Cattle Shortage Signals Big Shipment Gap

Houston reports a likely shortfall of over 4000 car loads of cattle for two major routes this morning. State shortages compared with last spring, while demand remains, buyers struggle to secure stock as prices rise.

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Younkin's Duplicity Exposed in Bogus Marriage Scheme

A coal wagon driver impersonated a reverend to wed Mrs Younkin No 2 with a forged certificate. The tale traces failed plans, arrests by Officers McCoy and Sens, and the stubborn insistence of two women on punishing the ruse amid city scrutiny and a Jackson Street residence plot.

Younkin Bawa Younkin No Mr. Fourkis McCoy Mr. Younkin Jackson Street Sixth Seventh

Bigamy case shocks North Dakota town as wives clash

A local scandal centers on Neal Younkin and two claimed wives. Police arrest Younkin on bigamy charges after a supposed ceremony by " Rev. George Hyan." Mrs Younkin No 1 and No 2 dispute the scene and vow, while a justice system debate unfolds about the legitimacy of the marriage in the North Dakota incident.

Neal Ett Lucia Ktocking Officer McCoy McCoy Younkin Abe Strauss Ty Toankin North Tootka Ryan George Hyan Davis Tomes Barat Clarence Younkin Ine

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