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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1897

Page

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Olneys Mediation Offer in Cuba Refused by Spain

A late 19th century Washington dispatch details Secretary Olney’s note that the United States offered mediation to Spain in the Cuban crisis, which Spain refused to accept. The excerpt includes Benator Furaker of Onis’s testimony and several consular reports indicating the heavy toll of war, the strain on civilians, and calls for swift, principled action to end the conflict while avoiding entanglement in Cuban internal affairs.

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Cuba War Claims and US Spain Policy Shifts

The document outlines US denials of Cuba designs, condemns rebel unrest, and cites Me Delos replies on Spain’s aims. It stresses US and Spanish efforts to end expeditions, enforce law, and pursue a peaceful, legitimate solution while warning of war’s prolongation and the need for decisive action.

Canton Workers Face Wage Cuts at Iron Works

In Canton Ohio on May 20 workers at the Wrought Iron Bliss company face wage reductions while the plant idles. Managers plan a 2 per cent cut for all emissaries and a larger cut for higher paid foremen, prompting remonstrance from unions and a pledge to act if needed. The president promised to review the request as idle time stretches into the present downturn.

Idia Canton Wrought Lon Bhdee Company

Pree to All Women Promotes Home Remedy

An appeal offers a simple home remedy for female ailments including discharge ulcers and related issues. The notice invites interested women to send ten cents to Mrs. A M Clark at 72 Ann Ave, Kansas City, Kansas for details. The message appears in a public notice or newspaper insert with unclear source context.

A.M. Clark Annavelle Kandas City Kan Chatsuque Santa Fe

Kneippists Meet in Central Park for Morning Walk

New York Kneippists gathered at dawn in Central Park near Ninety-sixth Street to begin a barefoot renewal walk under mild morning air. The reorganized group, about twenty five members including several women, followed Father Kneipp's natural cures despite a few poor conditions and reports of debris from previous May parties attracting curious crowds.

New York North Pelailoms Sith Muther Nisbubs Thorne Hive Wones Kneigp Society Wehbe Father Kneipp

Unveiling of Ole Bull Statue at Loring Park

Minneapolis marks the life size bronze statue unveiling of Ole Bull at Loring Park on a day tied to Norway independence. Officials, the Ole Bull Monument committee, and Scandinavian representatives gathered as Mayor Pratt accepted the statue from Alexander Gull and W. W. Folwell spoke. The ceremony featured Miss Hegnhild Sorenson, a festival march, and performances by the orchestra and Alexander Gull.

Minneapolis Ole Bull Norweghat Countey Geer Bull Norway Rhinar Loring Park Hegnhild Sorenson Daceb Fielde Proffy Oulle Danz John W. Archander Ole Gull Monument Association Alexander Fut Mr. Gull Archander Pratt Park Commissioners W. W. Folwell Alexander Bul

Ten orders sent to Sweden to transfer $1,000

A Topeka man born in Sweden mailed $1 to Sweden via ten postal money orders to avoid higher exchange costs. Each order covered under the limit, costing $10 total for the transfer, and the official notes the method is safe and cheaper than a bank draft. The sender plans to travel to Sweden soon to handle future needs.

Topeka Sweden Tnee Bend

Congressman Bland plans trip amid illness and family care

Mr Richard Bland II of Washington and his wife face a whooping cough with their children delaying his Maine to Minnesota timetable. He hopes to keep his appointment in Findlay and may travel with Jim to Missouri. In Cripple Creek theater news, the Sylvanite Cheater company advances a $55 000 opera house construction at the old Portland hotel corner Second and Myers with stock subscriptions and contracts backing the project.

Richard Bland II Washington Bland Lund Jim Missouri Cripple Creek Crinle Creek Sylvanite Cheater Company Romney Guy Tudit Este Portland Second and Myers

Wanamaker Speech Sparks Republican Tension in Philadelphia

Washington dispatch reports former Postmaster General Wanamaker delivering a caustic speech to business leaders in Philadelphia. Secretaries Sherman Alger and Navy Secretary Long comment, defending party unity while noting no threat to constitutional principles.

Washington John Wanamaker Philadelphia Wanamaker Leen United States Pennsylvania Sherman Gage Alger Long The Treasury Lyman J. Gage Jacime Santle, Walides Watgmaker Hall Congress Min Wanamaker Wanamakers Tinterantes Loni Republican Party Beason Wanemaker Bir Azul Tsé Mr. Wanamaker United States Senate Eyesell A. Alwerdin

Marrying Millions in Boston for June 15 wedding

Lars Anderson, secretary of the United States legation at Rome, arrives from Southampton aboard the Paris. He will wed Miss Isabelle Perkins in Boston on June 15 with Newport society in attendance. Miss Perkins, heiress to a large Weld fortune, is the only child of Captain and Mrs. Perkins of Boston, with a trust to turn 21.

New York Lars Anderson United States Rome Italy Paris Southampton Dluce Isabelle Perkins Boston Max Newport Society Stephen Weld Perkine Weld Misa Perkins Eternal City Miss Perkins Eliottt Mies Parkins Mr. Anderson Gen. Anderson Washington

Rich women shoplifters nabbed in Sandusky

In Sandusky Ohio on May 20 Mrs Jay Smith and Charles Lenzler were arrested after being found with hundreds of dollars in silks and laces. They allegedly stole three pairs of shoes from Gledman Home Gardner's and a bolt of silk from Harris Schraumacher's. Evidence included silks, gloves, and hosiery in their carriage and home. Husbands of the women, two wealthy stock raisers, arranged bail and offered to pay restitution. some merchants pressed for prosecution. A later item touts a cure called Mystic Cure for rheumatism with testimonials.

Sandusky Jay Smith Charles Lenzler Gledman & Home Gardners Northwest Ohio

Reduced Fare Travel and Local Remedies Notice

Ticket sale runs June 29 to July 3 with one way 22.50 and round trip 45.00. The Westfield News relays endorsements for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a longtime favorite for bowel disorders. Also advertised are Hall's Hair Renew er promises plus a request for agents for a female health institute in Batigan City Ker.

Westfield Ind Frank McAvoy I. NA. & Cry Chamberlain

Those Pretty Orchards Canker Worms In Wakarusa Orchard

A Wakarusa subscriber describes a two week search through a 2500 tree orchard for canker worms after blossoms fell. He found large clusters on the south side of trunks near the ground, hard to see against tree bark, and says two hours daily over several days failed to prevent damage.

ML Pollara Wakarusa

Wolfers Hunt Wolves and Coyotes In Sundance County

In Sundance Wryo May 20 cattle outfits hire wolfers to hunt wolves and coyotes. Thorn brothers, hired by Standard Cattle, killed 19 wolves and coyotes last week. Bounties pay four dollars for each brown wolf and ten cents for each coyote, with wages and strychnine supplies offset by these rewards.

Sundance Wryo Ble Thorn Brothers Standard Cattle Company Thorne Rome Polson

Funeral for Lily Herrmann ends at Herrmann Manor

A funeral was held at Herrmann Manor for Lily the Chihuahua once owned by the late Alexander Herrmann the magician. The small casket lay in purple silk with pink ribbon as mourners gathered on the manor grounds for burial, following a New York photographing and coffin fitting.

Lily Mr. Hertimann

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Safe Cure For Piles

An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, non surgical remedy for all forms of piles including blind, bleeding, and protruding. A Pittsburg reader testimonial claims three 50 cent boxes cured his condition and enabled a return to work, with the pill not containing minerals or opiates.

Pittsburg Ald William Handsche St. Cottam Alley Butter St. Pittsburg

Master’s Sale in Northeastern District Court case

Public notice describes a master's sale of real estate in Shawnee County Kansas under a federal equity case. The sale, ordered by the court, lists the mortgaged premises in Topeka city and county, to be sold at the courthouse on May 1, with appraiser details and publication in Topeka State Journal. Names include Southwestern Fuel Company and Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company as complainants, and defendants including George Mmrare and James A Thompeun.

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Demonstration at Chicago park denounces big stores

Cook County Business Men’s Association plans a meeting at Bleger Park today with a demonstration urging opposition to large retailers. Governor Pingree of Michigan and Mayor Harrington along with Senator Salomon and Bishop Partons are among speakers. An Uwrits-Tre temple band will play while there is dancing and an airship ascent. Calve heads to Minneapolis after Chicago concert with plans to perform in Indianapolis and then France. National Bank of Mexico declares a dividend amid a $200,000 capital stock, with shares held in several countries. Brechams Pills touted for liver complaints.

Cook County Business Men's Association Blegtele Park Pingree Michi Michi#ay. Mayor , Harriton, Semitor Salomon, Bishop Partons M. Halberg Uwrits-Treplecen Mrendried Mexcas Mexira City

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