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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1899

Page

9

Follows on a Wheel in St Louis Love Tragedy

In a blurred report from Port Worth Texas, a woman tied to a violent romance searches for a man named Warren Ben Fee Ulysses Tasker Mayan who married her in Port Worth a year ago then deserted her. A Ulysses of Odessa arrives, a conflict ends in threats of violence. Norman Delleves, aged man, has a pending water case at Quincy Texas. Mayne had claimed wealthy relatives in Albany.

St Lou Ernie Bluse Viet Pelson Warren Ben- Fee Ulysses Tasker Mayan Port Worth Tesc Odessa Tex Norman Delleves Anneter Wate Quincy Texas Mayne Albany

Stolen Stamps and Vault Heist Reported

A chaotic crime story recounts stolen postage stamps and bank vault access failures as authorities chase misleading leads. Officials note the missing stamps and money orders, while other parts detail a separate theft aboard a train and an attempted break in at a company’s offices. The piece mentions a currency transfer and a London based threat involving American engines, concluding with an advertisement for a laundry service.

Minnesota official warns farmers on land ownership and speculation

Power testified before the Industries Commission that Northwestern farmers increasingly own land and that debtors have greater means to repay obligations than a century ago. He said small farms control market prices, warned against agricultural colleges diverting youths from farming, and urged strict regulation of corporations and trusts to curb a looming disaster. He noted speculation harms farmers and could take 25 years of legislation and action to resolve.

Washington Leerande Power Elght Yeate Minnesota Power Erain Harris

Arrests and talks mark city night events

Jim Harr arrested after ramming a joint on East Bexth Street. Officers note a recently built bar area with fresh paint and varnish. Grand Master John H Crider of the Kansas A. Co. W. grand lodge to speak at the A. O. U. W. Lodge No. 244 hall tonight.

Jennet Barr Lf East Bexth Street John H. Crider A. Co. W. Grand Lodge of Kansas A. O. U. W. Wdge

Two Blacks Hanged After Two Murders in May

In Washington in May two condemned Black men Willan Rather and Chris Winston were executed at the district jail. They walked to the scaffold at noon seven minutes after their arrival with ministers present. Both sang on the way and after the fall, continuing to sing in the drop Tell. Each man fatally harmed a woman in jealous crimes. Rather killed Hose Talbot and Winston killed Emma, his wife. Trials varied in wording about mitigating circumstances, with later appeals reaching the US Supreme Court and reversal of prior trial rulings.

Willan Rtrather Choris Winston Winston Strather District Court of Appeals Supreme Court of the United States Secere Elemen- Strathers Hetmer

Real Estate Transfers Report From Topeka Area Listings

Real estate transfers include McDonnell to Loucsa Parker on a corner lot at Madieun and Fairchild in North Boden, Mace to Hortham and Beatrice Stowell for $1,000 on 4 and 96 Quincy Street, North Tepela, and Margaret Aiten to John A. Marsh for $250 with undivided one tenth in the east half southwest quarter. J Shomerker sells properties to Financial Aid Association on Monroe Street, Tolte Staves to Aaron Coberis, and receiver action by AL Th Hates on the Kan san net bank to W. Watson. Other transfers list J H W Bivens to Fila M. Evaie for $2 on Buchanan Street, T Wehr to M T Parsphet for $180 on Maryland Avenue, Highland Park, and Mattie J. Weimar to J F and M M Heed for $500 on Curetti V. K. Tomson et al to Wm. McArthur for $2,223.95 in southwest quarter 26 12 I, Bank of Topeka to P C Thomas for $810 on Washington Avenue Norwood partition, W M Lyttle to Adgate for $1 on Tyler Street, and Strickler’s addition land transfers.

J. Shomerker Financial Aid Association Monroe Street Aaron Coberis Kansan W. Watson WSL TSS J. F M. Heed Tecuretti Adgate Tyler Street Strickler's Adit

Navy orders dispatch of Vixen to Bluefields Nicaragua

In Washington on May 6 the Navy Department ordered the trammed convoy of the converted Vixen to Bluefields Nicaragua. The Vixen remains a formidable gunboat and is to proceed to the Philippines via the Suez route, with a plan to replace her in Nicaragua waters by another gunboat soon. Advices from Bluefields suggest a crisis there and indicate intent to send the Viet Peau or the Detroit to render best service amid the crisis.

Washington Navy Department Bluefields Nicaragua Norfolk Philippines Nic Bluefell Detroit

Betts Man Missing After Railroad Injury

J B Betts a patrolman and his brother report Betts, about 46, last seen near Fourth and Polk, vanished Wednesday. He suffered injuries in a St Louis railroad accident four years ago, which affected his mind. He was in an asylum briefly. safety has improved but he remains at home. The search continues with no trace found.

Fetts Coumelman J.B. Betts Betts Fourth and Polk Street Mr. Heetts St Louie Torbin Fle Hie

Protests Fly Over Twentieth Kansas Colonel Choice

Protests lodged with Governor Stanley oppose promoting anyone over Lieutenant Colonel Litt in the Twentieth Kansas regiment, citing Ed Little’s claimed influence and support for Litt. The letters and verbal remarks from Theophilus Little and Dr. F. B. Lawrence, a Silver Republican, allege improper interference during Governor Leedy’s term and defend Litt’s fitness and family pride in the regiment.

Stanley Litt Twentieth Kansas Regiment Tr. Fli. Lawrence el Dorado Kansas Silver Republican Party Theophilus Little Abilene Twentieth Theophilus Litte Little Leady Staines Stantey Leedy Mr. Lit- Vie Fred Punston Ed Little Funston King United States Regular Army Mr. Little Kilts Malin Col. Funston Reublicans Ny Son Veryone San Francisco Grant Schopp Manila Youse Kielbany Topeka Dawes Honolulu Lawreore Lite W. FE. Stanley State of

Letter urges Kansas leaders to back military appointments

A dated, opinionated letter calls on Governor Leedy to suspend partisan aims and appoint capable officers. It criticizes favoritism toward Republicans and urges support for Lieutenant Colonel F. C. Little and later Major Wilder Metcalf, praising General Funston while warning against political influence in military promotions.

Ikbpras Crue Leedy Republican Party Bred C. Maion Kan- Bam Ivady Vancement F. C. Little Funston Kansai Kansas Furston Rcene Wilder Metcalf Eer Punston

Enlisting Porto Ricans for U S service

Washington May reports at the war department show General Henry notes progress in enlisting Porto Ricans in the United States Army to serve in their homeland. The plan recruits two thirds of the native soldiers at a time to give equal representation and expects to fill the quota soon with good material and pride in donning the uniform.

Washington War Department United States Tares Driefly Amen Avutfilta Henry

Automobile Plant Opens Western Unit of Major Syndicate

A Chicago based deal closes securing control of Siemens Halske Electric company of America by the Whitney Bikins Widener Syndicate. The Cleerd, formerly Grant Locomotive Works, will operate as MMliners Electric Vehicle and Transportation company with 25 million capital. The western arm, part of a larger syndicate, will manufacture a range of vehicles and is incorporated under New Jersey law. Also in Missouri the Weaver Crow bill to curb trusts advances in the senate.

Chicago Whitney-Bikins Widener Syndicate Siemens-Halske Electric Company of America Cleerd Grant Locomotive Works Mmliners Electric Vehicle and Transportation Company Western Big Automobile Syndicate Electric Vehicle Company of New York Electric Storage Hattery Company Philadelphia Western Company New Jersey

Market Report Shows Wheat and Corn Movements Mixed

The report notes improved harvest weather and large supplies for wheat with July opening steady and futures fluctuating. Corn and oats ease on favorable weather and acreage gains, while pork, lard, and beef provisions show firmer prices amid steady to mixed trading. Receipts and shipments for cattle, hogs, and sheep are detailed, with market tone cautious but some demand improving.

Tega Angers Mingeapolis Fies J. C. Goings East Ith Sa Topeka Kan Rn Civico Wis New York Frieaman Pacwood Seaboard Seaverns Brosk B. Harris Liverpool London Awikeat Condiplan Pace Condidor Citengo Kansas City People's Gas Company Chicaso

Great Specials for Saturday Sale Ad Items

Saturday sale list of hosiery, parasols, waists, silks, ribbons, and trimmings. Includes boys and miss wear, gent collars and suspenders, ladies waists, China silk, Japanese silks, wash silks, ribbons, pins, wrist sets, envelopes, parasols, and ginghams. Some stock limited. items heavily discounted with fate of sizes and brands noted.

Rockford Hockford

Kansas City Livestock Market Report Strong Trade and Mixed Prices

Kansas City livestock sale shows strong demand for natives and Texas cattle with steers around 3.00 per unit and cows near 2.30, stockers and feeders at varied bids. hogs receipts about 500 with bulk sold to 4.60 to 4.70. sheep receipts near 2000 with lambs reported strong and prices around 3.10. Market notes include sugar and grain context, overall commodity activity, and dollar-level price references.

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