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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1897

Page

8

White House Concert for President Guests

The band of the Sixth Regiment of Mexico played at the White House in May entertaining the President and guests. Notable attendees included McKinley and Mrs McKinley with many officials present. The scene featured formal reception rooms and remarks praising the musicians and the event.

Washinton White House McKinley Fehin Captain Payen Tack Olinds Tervi Biestabiy Miri Beery Ty TeUpiLe Teron Ewest Drs. Grant Surmre Rin Miser Sarton Sine Jiotmin Aare Alger Sermiter Ar Thyin Ga Sentor Menndersen Ote Airs Boardman Richiedson Cloper

Body Pound Lane Snow Kills William Fogg Victim of Landslide

The body of William Fogg, killed in a landslide near Ashcroft, was found by a search party after visibility improved. The remains lay in mountainous terrain four miles west of Ashcroft. rescue teams faced heavy snowfall and unstable ground. The inquest is pending as authorities coordinate a careful recovery once weather permits.

Rewsins William Fogg Coby Steet Tour Yaullwest Ashcroft Ilbinit Wight Awpen Tim

Among Railroad Men at St Louis Officers Elected

The second annual meeting of the Railway Special Agents’ Association of the United States and Canada was presided over by John J. Kinney of Topeka Kansas. Kansas officers elected include W T Canada of Omaha and John Deluge of Atchison. Chicago to host next meeting in October.

St. Louis United States Canada Southern John J. Kinney Santa Fe Specral Service Department Topeka Kan W. S. Culn Chicago Ring of Offerte W. T. Canada Omaha New Speech Service Department The Union Pacttv W. S. Cain Hive Chitazo & Alion John Deluge Atchison, Kan Missouri Puehto T. H. Gritfin Somerset Queen & Crescent Poad Tope Santa Fes Special Service Department

KANSAS CITY NORTHEASTERN GULF RAILROAD COMPANY FORMED

A new railroad company to be incorporated under Kansas law aims to build a line from Kansas City Kansas to a deep water harbor, extending through Johnson and Douglas counties to Franklin and Neosho, with branches to Orange Lyon and other counties. Directors include J J Squires and A A Fuller among others.

Kansas City Northeastern Gulf Kansas Kan SLACN Tnnd Cummins Db Johnson County Douglas Franklin Neothit Ouage Lyon Chise Cottey Hathen Grestaqded Ae F J. J. Squires

Central Pacific under threat of receiver and reorganization

Rumors in Burlington claim the Central Pacific line, long operated for 18 years, may face foreclosure proceedings while Landholders push for a reorganization. Sendinddert’s recent bid for a receiver was denied by a federal court. If reorganization proceeds, Turlington interests tied to Concord may seek Missouri Pacific control.

Fulrad Turlington Concord Missouri Pacific

Gets Santa Fe shops worth 75000 a year to Cle burns Texas

May 13 telegraphic reports from Waco Texas say Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co has accepted a citizen offer for the Cle burns shop and foundry and authorized relocation. Noted rivals Dallas Fort Worth Temple and others sought the works. A locomotive on the Stemphit road driven by Engineer McKinley and Fireman Cleveland, both of Bankas City, were here yesterday and went back to work last fall.

Waco Tex Gulf, Colorado & Ruste Fe Railway Company Tire Johnsot Cpt Lacie J. Polk JS. B Dallas Fort Worth Temple Peims Port Scott Slemphit Road McKinley Ceveland Bankas City Ene

Pope and Porte Strain Relations See Historical Letter

London May 1 The Rome correspondent of the Standard reports on the cooling of ties between the porte and the vatican. A papal envoy delivered a letter to the sultan asking protection for Eastern Christians by Crete. The sultan, irritated, dismissed the pope’s meddling and said he would protect all subjects. A later October letter fared better but received no reply, ending direct Vatican Porte contact.

London Rome Standard Porte Vatican Crete

Ons Melton's Trial in Havana May 1

Havana reports that Admiral Navarra signed documents bearing on the causes of Ona Melton and Wm Levitt, American crew members of the Competitor. A New York pager correspondent has been arrested. The route via Santa Fe railway includes Wichita and return trips on dates 8 and 19.

Ons Melton Havana Vis West Fla Admiral Navarra Ona Melton

Deer in a Canon Lions Hideout Fence Over 100 Animals

Denver May reports detail a fence across Rim Rock Garfield County enclosing deer and elk in a winter yard. Officials note about 150 deer may be in the park, with the area a natural feeding ground and a wedge shaped canyon walls reaching 20 feet.

Denver Toussy Carr Glén Beblah Park Rim Rock Garfield County Enon Tessig Meer Wik Stokes White River WGWON Ruanereek

Kaiser's Name Off Limits in Reichstag Debate

In Berlin on May 1 the Reichstag discussed repealing the penal code clause on lese majeste. Socialist leader Herr Bebel argued that authorities overreact to criticism and cited Emperor William I as an example of how language harms national unity. President Baron Von Buchenernbergs urged restraint and warned against naming the head of state.

Theeichstag- Berlin Reichstag Herr Duer Lege Majess Herr Singer Sociallst Criminal Department Baron von Buctherenbers Neichwuse UN Hyer Tebel

Michigan House passes graduated railroad tax law

Lansine Michigan May 18 a bill passed the house raising railroad taxes from 700000 to over a million dollars with schedules from 2 000 to 8 000 dollars under 4 6 or 10 percent. The measure aims to localize rail taxation and faces senate doubt. Governor Pingree cautions that large fines lie ahead but support exists for the tax plan.

Lansine Mich Michigan Pingree Col. Atkinson Lading Ping Senate House Merriam, Oil Pingeee Tram

Will Ask More Wages For Tron Tin And Steel Workers

Pillsboro May 11 President M M Garland of the Amalgamated Association of Won steel and tin workers has summoned the wage committee for this year to meet at the organization's headquarters Friday morning to formulate and report a wage scale for the annual convention to be held in Der Uebl next week. The committee will pass on lodge proposals and the report will be compiled. Garland will not set a specific demand but a material advance over current rates is anticipated. The existing scale under the McKinley tariff is about 16 percent higher than present wages. Meanwhile in London May 13 two streams of fish have flowed down Mount Vesuvius for two days, depositing material from the 185 eruption. principal crater activity is described as normal.

Pillsboro M. MM. Garland Amalgamated Assoultion of Won, Steel and Tin Workers der Uebl Garland Vesuvius London Mount Vesuvius

550 More Irish Girls Arrive

The White Star Line steamer Teutonie arrived in New York with 330 Irish steerage passengers aged 18 to 25. They are described as well looking and are bound for various parts of the country.

New York White Star Line Teutonie Ireland

Editor Post Fined for Contempt Discharged by Higher Court

Cleveland May 13 The circuit court reversed Judge Lamson criticising his contempt ruling against Louis F Post associate editor of the Recorder The high court ruled the newspaper could freely criticize courts and ordered Post discharged The decision noted the judge failed to hear evidence or allow an answer and declared the initial contempt determination unfounded The case rests on freedom of the press and limits on contempt charges in past transactions.

Post Cleveland Ghia Ciroip Lamson Common Pleas Court Easter Post Recorder Laisson Louis F. Post The Gall Circuit Court Hale

Halt in skyscrapers blocks Peacocks plan in Chicago

An ordinance limiting building heights and a weak business mood cause C D Peacock to abandon plans for a 12 story sky scraper at the corner of State and Madison Streets. He surrenders the 99 year lease to Marshall Fick and must pay 8000 in commissions and taxes. The proposed project valued at about 2500000 would have housed a jewelry store on the first floor with upper stories for rent. Peacock cites city council threats to pass ordinances restricting tall buildings as reasons for dropping the venture.

C.D. Peacock Stite Madison Shreets Marehall Fick Peacock Pacnck Peareck

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Permanent Relief

An advertisement asserts Pyramid Pile Cure offers instant relief and permanent cure for all forms of piles without surgery. It claims safety, no downtime, and lower cost, urging sufferers to buy one-dollar packages from Pyramid Drug Co. Albion Michigan with a pamphlet and testimonials.

Weetfield Ind Frank McAvoy G. W. Stansfield Kahsas Ave Filex Pyramid Drug Co Albion Mich

Alger Refuses to Obey in San Pedro Harbor Fight

Washington rumors swirl over a clash between Secretary Alger and Congress over a 2 million dollar harbor breakwater at San Pedro. Huntington interests are tied to the dispute, with claims Alger seeks to shield San Pedro from a 3 million dollar project. Senator White plans a bold move to force Alger to disclose his hand amid accusations of subverting congressional authority.

Washington War Department San Pedro Harbor Alger Congress C. P. Huntington San Pedro Santa Monica Huntington San Padre Pacific Salt Lake City United States White Aleer Mr. Huntington

Law To Tax Rich Men Shifts Burden From Democrats

New York May 11 Several laws passed by the recent Legislature aim to tax the rich, with an inheritance tax proposal that would trigger high rates on large fortunes. The plan imposes a 6 percent existing tax plus a graduated 1 percent tax on amounts over 500 000, rising to 15 percent after 3 000 000, potentially driving millionaires from the state. Figures for Vanderbitt, Rockefeller, Gould and others illustrate the heavy assessments under debate.

New York Aires Onic Hisrich Jay Gould Cornelius Vanderbut Rockefeller

Miners Urged to Arm With Latest Rifles at Union Convention

Western Federation of Miners leaders urge members to equip with new rifles as 5th annual convention opens in this city with 76 delegates from Colorado California Montana Nevada Idaho and Crab. Secretary of State Hammond welcomes. Eugene V Debs also speaks amid calls to counter wage-cutting by corporations and use of national guard.

Boyce Western Federation of Miners Colorado California Montana Nevada Idaho Crab Hammond Mmbers Adda Tabor

Quay Attacks Civil Service Reform Plan

Senator Quay signals an amendment to the sundry civil bill aimed at removing certain classified pension office staff such as special Indian agents deputy revenue collectors storekeepers engenders and examining surgeons The proposal would require presidential nomination and Senate confirmation for these special agents.

Quay Civil Service Washington Senator Quay Internal Revenue Pension Office Classified Service Enate

Severe winter weather grips Britain with frosts

Very severe storms sweep Tincolnshire and Herefordshire with cold, snow, and hail in Scotland. The weather is as cold as November with heavy frost in London and inland counties during the night.

London Tincolnshire Herefordshire Scotland

Munyon's Success and His Remedies Noted in Ads

An extended advertisement extols Munyon's medicines as proofs of their efficacy. It touts cures for kidney and liver issues, dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh, coughs, nervous disorders, asthma, headaches, piles, and blood purities. Endorsing letters from users underscore trust. a free health guide is offered with purchases.

H. 2. Parsons Munyon Philips Crosthwaite Envenada Lower California San Diego Manyon Martyon Priew Monson Pope Tendweho Phce Munyun Vautbiette

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