Camp Life with Home Comforts on Sale Dates 1893
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1898
Page
7
Forced Loyalty Triangular Race Alters Ivy League Meet
Harvard and Yale compete in a triangular event with Ithites and S. Mig A-Commell noted for a late change in the pace. Uwe Csrnetl earned a courtesy award at Vale and Bi, reflecting the week’s notable track action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithites
Reeneat
Harvard
TaneUlar
Ealne
the Vale
Uwe
Harvant
Monetary Congress Planned for September in Omaha
A three day monetary conference is set for September 13 in Omaha Nebraska. Chairman J Morton aims to convene leading advocates of varied financial theories from across the United States. Speakers include W J Bryan, Congressman Towne, Grover Cleveland supporters, and bankers opposed to silver free coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Great Monetary Congress
J. Bierline Morton
Morton
Tj Omain
United States
W. J. Bryan
Towne
Toba G. Chiisie
Grover Cleveland
James Weaver
Art
Kansans to Fight Under Brigadier General Otis in California
Cantornta editor Harrison Gray Otis has been named brigadier general and will command a Kansas regiment marching to California. The Los Angeles Times lauds Kansas volunteers for their Civil War valor, noting their proven fighting capacity and willingness to serve with determination against the Spaniards.
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Harrison Gray Otis
Cantornta
Los Angeles Times
Otis
Kansas Regiment
California
Kansas
Mick Hets
Union
Stahl's Annual Picnic Marked By Customary Attractions
Stahl's annual picnic begins June 9 with familiar attractions as the event enters its twentieth year. A week earlier on June 3 a preparatory gathering across Red Pepper and Prairie venues will host speakers and performances by Auburn Glee Club and other local groups. The event, organized for a 99 year span, invites residents to enjoy the planned entertainment before the charter ends.
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Paris
Auburn Glee Club
Topeka Tennis Club singles finals start season in snappy play
Saturday anernyon practice tourn ament In singles was held on the courts of the Topeka Tennis club. In hot preliminaries J. Co Muller defeated Ed. McBride. Geo. Ster beat Tom Frost. Frank J. Shelden beat H. S. Lawrence. In the second contest Stoker defeated Mihter and Shelden defeated Berereen. In the final Shelden defeated Stoker 4-6 6-4 6-1. It was the first tennis game of the season with sharp play.
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J. Co Muller
Ed. McBride
W. M. Lyon
Geo. Ster
Tom Frost
Frank J. Shelten
H. S. Lawrence
Stoker
Mihter
Shelden
Berereen
Right of Condemnation Case in Rock Island Narrow Victory
Wellington May 30 In the case of P H Albright versus the Rock Island the district court awarded 1463 54 far below a prior 2700 verdict. Judge Burnette granted a new trial as neither party was satisfied with damages. Attorneys Frank Evans Topeka E Eliott this city W T Madden Grant Stafford Winfield James Lawrence for Albright.
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P. H. Albright
Rock Island
Burnette
Albright
Caldwell
Bluff Creek
Dumages
Railroad Company
Frank Evans
Topeka
E. Eliott
W.T. Madden
Grant Stafford
Winfield
James Lawrence
Water Came To Him On Prairie Pole Rescue Tale
A Santa Fe lineman, trapped by sudden rain on a prairie pole, climbs to the top to avoid rising floodwaters. When a freight car nears, he is persuaded to swim to a boat, then is hauled aboard and vows to stay on dry land. The incident ends with his uneasy rescue and a vow to seek dry ground.
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Santa Fe
Prairie Fund
Ensinger
Amy
Engineer Loy al Nevertheless He Was Reversed by the Court
Cincinnati May 30 Whether or not a judge of the Chesit court has power to hold and delay a United States mail train was the proposition before Judge Tarvin of Vine ton on Saturday. Judge Tarvin overruled Lively engineer on the C O Tilltons who insisted the mail train delay was not within the court’s prerogative. The judge said the train must proceed and Lively was warned to attend the hearing, the delay caused the case to proceed without further objection.
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Cincinnati
Chesit
United States Mall
Jamce P. Tarvin
Vine Ton
Turvin
MG Lively
C. O. Tilltons
Vic Davis
Lively
United States
Amerkly
Hieht
Excess Fares Spark Rail Rivalry Over Denver Route
Competing lines clash with Rock Island over a new Chicago to Denver train. Burlington demands excess fares from Kansas City and Chicago, matching charges for Omaha and Missouri River points. A meeting of general passenger agents failed to settle the dispute as faster schedules threaten fare gaps.
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Rock Teland
Denver
Rock Island
Chicago
Burlington
Kanes City
Rick Technd
Reree
Kansas City
Omaha
Missouri River
Whiewwo Bar
Sa Ae
Northwestern
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Rough Riders Sail To Tampa For Cuba Embarkation
In San Antonio Texas on May 30 the Rough Riders prepared to move. The force consists of 1,065 men and 1,538 horses and mules. Soldiers departed in a light marching order and will be ready to embark for Cuba upon arrival at Tampa. The April increase is noted in every department.
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Tampa
San Antormio
Tex
Cuba
Quincy St
Probate Court
Shawnee County
Kansas
North Kansas
Topeka
Lacey
Kun
Camvile & Bertrand
Kansas Ave
Ralston
Harrison St
Kanes
Life on blockade duty off Key West offers sport and danger
Key West May 20 Life on blockade duty has its bright as well as dull sides. Mosquito fleet boats enjoy a summer cruise in southern seas while battleships and monitors are mostly out of the water. Gunboats and dispatch boats chase fish and fowl and survey coasts. crewmen ashore shoot gulls and hunt eggs on reefs. Off Playa del Chivo sharks stalk ships, providing rare rifle practice for officers.
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Associated Press
Key West
Dinny Key
Cardenas Harbor
Point Teacos
Cuban
Playa del Chivo
Morro Castle
Alexander
Havana
Gulf Stream
Suspects at Large After Fort Taylor Bomb Attempt
Key West May 30 three supposed Spaniards who tried to blow up the mortar battery near Fort Taylor remain uncaptured. Captain Merrill armed search parties and torpedo beat Porter scoured nearby waters without success. Authorities describe two men seen on the beach and the trio last seen boarding a boat bound for Stock Island or Cuba.
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Fort Taylor
Merrill
Porter
Cuba
Keys
Stockland
Stock Island
Cardenas Harbor Closed by Spaniards After Attack
AP dispatch reports Cardenas harbor fully blocked by Spaniards following attacks by Winslow and other American vessels. English steamship Myrtle Dene attempted to enter for ore of sugar but was barred by naval forces. Water depths hinder large ships and operation history for the area likely ends.
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Associated Press
Cardenas
Key Weat
Winstow
Machias
Secretary of the Navy Long
Bullets for Spaniards and arms contracts amid war measures
Philadelphia May 30 Government begins ending small ammunition production at Frankfurt arsenal except Krag rifle cartridges. Union Metallic and Winchester will supply 35 calibre Springueta rifle cartridges and 48 calibre revolver ammunition. Arsenal hours rise to 20 daily, enabling 200000 Partridges daily. St Johns May 30 British warships Partridge and Colombine arrive to join fishery protection squadron on French coast amid Trepassey sightings. Bethlehem May 20 Bethlehem Iron Co ships the largest cannon forging in America for Watervliet arsenal. Morrison preaches Memorial sermon in M B church with Relief Corps assisting program.
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Philadelphia
Frankfurt Arsenal
Union Metallic Company
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Arsenal
St. Johns
N. F
Partridge
Colombine
Halifax
Trepassey
Cowley County Populists Endorse Reform Platform at Convention
The Cowley county Populist convention adopted self explanatory resolutions pledging allegiance to party principles from the St. Louis 1896 platform. They demand abolishing useless offices consolidating boards and economical state administration plus public ownership of highways railroads utilities and mines. They support the war against Spain and Cuban independence without bonds and seek greenbacks, Maine compensation, and an income tax amendment. They commend Gov Leedy Senator Harris and lawmakers for prior actions and urge representatives to push the 16th amendment style income tax constitutional.
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Winfield
Cowley County
People's Party of
St. Louis
Leedy
Morrill Republican Business Administration
Spain
Maine
Lincoln
McKinley
United States
Harris
United States Treasury
Wall Street
Trion Pacific
J. D. Botkin
E. R. Ridgley
Congress
Certificate and diploma recital at Bethany College
The annual recital at Bethany College Saturday evening attracted a large audience. Miss Whittlesey and Miss Holts led pupils with Grace N. Curtis completing a post diploma plana forte year. Several ladies earned diplomas and certificates in plana forte and vocal, with a varied program featuring Haydn, Mendelssohn, Bach, Schubert, Chopin, and Mozart pieces performed by students including Miss N. Laura Tilson, Miss Louise A. Smith, Miss Charlotte Parkhurst, and Miss Grace Buckmaster, among others. The event highlighted promising musical talent at the college.
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Haydn
Helen
Thomson
Charlotte Parkhurst
Mendelssohm
N. Laura Tilson
Bach
Chopin
Chas
Steinberg
de Tint
Laure
Trom
Miss Grace Muckmaster
Ethelys Short
Schubert
Perrette
Chaminade
J. W. Going
Sysoude
Chandran
Beniel
Loulee A. Smith
Moll
Grier Aboawip
Seaman
Curis
Flancado
C. Moll
Gries
Mozart
Heleg
Thompson
Miss Relvinson
Mx Son
Puls Gass
Steve Ouibies
Keay
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