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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1901

Page

8

Missionary Meeting at Diocesan Convention Sparks Speech

The May session feature of the Diocesan Convention in Des Moines highlighted missionary work with speakers Crimmer from Shanghai and Crimmer detailing China missions. Funds reported included 105 UES in various church funds, with 358.859 allocated to indigent and infirm clergy. Expenditures totaled 6 007.

Diocesan Convention Des Mathes I Dincesean Thetete Thi Sagy Ailes Lille Crimmer Shang Hai China Dis Moines Preuniter Manelei Gavan Oe Vane

Hartford Steamer Hartford Runs Aground In Dense Fog

The Hartford of the Hartford and New York Transportation Company ran aground on Calves Island at the mouth of the Connecticut River in dense fog. Passengers remain on board with no danger reported, and a rescue crew has been sent but no efforts will be made to free the vessel immediately.

Lyme Conn Hartford Hartford & New York Transportation Company Calves Island Connecticut River

Nation eyes massive 76 000 ton battleship plan

A Times Special from Washington reports Congress approves Rear Admiral Benved and the construction board recommendations for a 76 000 ton battleship with heavy armament. The draft would be far larger than any current vessel, aiming for stability and shallow draft to fit harbor limits. Some push for 2 knot speed, others fear limits on maneuverability.

New York Navy Department Gays Times Washington Congress Benvied Construction Board United States Queen Victoria Italy

Help for Col Tomlinson Veterans Editors Fund Heals

Veteran editors and friends rally for Colonel W Tomlinson of Kunsts as health declines. Kansans contribute food and aid to support him, with members urged to join the fraternal effort to aid his recovery and honor his years of service.

Col Tomlinson Halsing Tomiineva Kunsts Ante Is & Testigoonlat Fim Arend Renicent Kansans Ens Fraterni

Bear Attack Kills Three Potterfeld Children

In a remote mountainside area about a mile southeast of the settlement, three Potterfeld children ages 2, 6, and 7 were killed and partially eaten by a bear while gathering flowers in the woods near home. A search party found the bodies after being out since Sunday evening. the bear was later located and killed. The parents are left childless.

Job E P. Potterfeld Mary Whue Henry

Mattress Makers Strike at Schick Factory Over Racial Tension

Five mattress workers walk out at William Schick's factory after a dispute over a colored employee, Charles Anderson. They accuse Anderson of insubordination and dispute shifts, while Schick promised to remove him but delayed. Strikers, led by J W Wright and others, say the action aimed to block replacements from Lucern and Kansas City. They report picket duty and claim management planned to discharge workers one or two at a time.

Willliam Schick Charles Anderson Schick Anderson A15 Lucern Kansas City Qwalt Sohick

Pennsylvanias Find Aboard Central Rail Chiefs Discuss Successor

New York May 22 Tribune reports a meeting at Grand Central Station among A Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania railroad Wiliam K Vanderbilt and other New York Central directors about Samuel H Callaway’s successor It says Western control by Union Pacific and Northern Pacific under discussion and that Pennsylvania and New York Central will act in harmony to protect their interests In the east they already act together The Pennsylvania is said to control the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and would operate it with Union Pacific and Chicago Northwestern The Morgan Hill Northwestern scheme is viewed with disfavor Also notes death of editor Lallance Huntingum in W Va and river editor Peter Salinnave of the Cincinnati Enquirer.

New York the Tribune A. Cassatt Pennsylvania Railroad Wiliam K Vanderbilt Mck ‘Twombley New York Central Grand Central Station Samuel H. Callaway Union Parisie Northern Parish

Old Soakers Coffee Cure Tale From Huntsville Lady

Mrs M Brazier of Huntsville Alabama stopped open coffee after years of health decline and stomach trouble. After trying other beverages she found Postum Food Coffee improved her digestion and sleep after four months, letting her eat foods she desired and regain health.

Huntsville Ala 5. M. Brazier Wes

Canteen Ban Fueled Disorder Among Troops

In New York May 22 report ordered for September 1 will detail how abolition of the army canteen appears to have increased intemperance and discipline problems. Governors Island officers cite pay-day saloon influence, with multiple posts reporting drunkenness, absences, and court actions as troops adapt to monthly pay outside canteen support.

New York Brooke Department of the East Congress Port Ethan Allen Governors Istanit Department Governor's Island Bert Sheridan Fort Snelling Adams Governors Island Sheridan Bere Lancer Fort Hamilton Fort Schuster Port Wadsworth Port Hancock Willetts Point Port Totten Willet's Point Long Inland Sound Whitestone Black Howell Fort Cave Burt Tatten

Collateral En Sight In Harriman Northern Pacific Deal

New York May 2 The Tribune reports bankers allied with the Harriman syndicate say collateral for about 10 million in Union Pacific first and four percent bonds has been posted as security. The plan includes Southern Pacific stock bought in February with bond proceeds and Northern Pacific stock, with Kuhn Loeb & Co. holding significant preferred stock. A collateral substitution clause may allow withdrawal of property. potential partial sale of Northern Pacific holdings may have backed the collateral.

New York the Tribune Harriman Union Pacific The Stock Exchange Uiion Pacific Pavillo Northern Pacific Tnlon Pacific Kuhn, Loeb & Co Tts Sothern Pacific Kuhn, Loch & Co

Survey Rio Grande by US Mexican Commission Expedition

A US Mexican boundary commission team sails from El Paso to survey the Rio Grande toward the Gulf of Mexico. Led by PD Cunningham head of the US commission, the three-boat party aims to cover about 1200 miles in three months, with limited outside contact for six hundred miles and dangerous rapids along the Grand Canyon section. In London a separate report notes Obuchoff iron works strikers clashing with authorities near Alexandrovsky, with 3500 rioters, two killed, seven wounded, and 120 arrested as soldiers fired on crowds.

United States and Mexican Commission At Work Chicago Chronicle el Paso Texas United States Rio Grande PD. Cunningham United States Commission Mexico Grand Canyon London St. Petersburg Obuchoff Iron Works Alexandrovsky

Congressman Promotes Peruna Remedy in Letter

Longview Texas congressman B C Dewraffenreit touts Peruna across a Washington hotel letterhead, claiming it cures sore throat chronic catarrh and pharyngitis. The missive includes patient anecdotes like Charles D Smyth of Angel’s Camp California praising Peruna as a sure cure with no substitutes.

B. C. Dewraffenretit Longview Texan Hotel Wellington Washington Charles D. Smyth Angel's Gal Peron Bation Dr. Hartman Charles BL Smyth Eben

Awful Prison Treatment in Bogota Report Sparks Outcry

An official release condemns Colombia's Bogota penitentiary, describing overcrowding and unsanitary conditions affecting over 2,000 political and ordinary prisoners. It cites damp cells, poisoned air, and rampant disease, noting many inmates are youths. The statement reports a resignation of a commander after protests and says fighting may pause briefly while funding is raised.

New York Colombia Bogota Isingdosh Ingutaltony Marcellino Veles Jesus

Stand In The Way Of Plan To Repair Building

Disjointed report describes pressure from commissioners and a company seeking charter approval to repair the building at grounds. It notes a large portion of capital has been sold and seeks to begin active inquiries or actions related to the project.

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