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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1899
Page
2
Santa Fe Wickets on sale and Baptist anniversaries listed
Columbus Ohio and return twenty two dollars on sale July 1 to 14 limited June 16. See T S King agent for particulars. National Baptist Societies Anniversary Portland Oregon June 25 1899. One date plus five twenty for round trip via Union Pacific. For dates call FA Lewis city ticket agent or J Fulton depot agent. Peerless Steam Laundry advert promises no more saw edges on collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Santa Fe
T. S. King
National Baptist Societies
Portland
Ore
Union Pacife
FA. Lewis
J. Fulton
Peerless Steam Laundry
Sage Faces Tax Case Over Ten Cent Stamps on Puts Calls
New York May 11 Internal Revenue moves against financier Russell Sage for alleged stamp tax evasion on put and call agreements and spreads. Tax officials say these instruments transfer stock and require two cent stamp duties. Sage labels them private privileges and disputes the scope while broad enforcement targets brokers banks and bucketshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Internal Revenue Department
Russell Sage
Russell Dewms
Russell Sagt
N. B Scott
Internal Revenue
Washington
Sage
Uncle Russell
MR. Sage
Comerys
Mulder
F B. Thompcot
Internal Revenue District of
Thompson
Gage
Vernon H. Davia
Hrge
Prince of Wales sale at Sandri harm raises prices
London May 21 annual sale of the Prince of Wales harkneye at Sandri harm realized high prices, buyers including Lord Marcus Beresford and others attended. The event featured substantial bidding and notable tension among bidders as records may have fallen. Separately Chicago stock yard tests found all twenty five cows examined suffered from tuberculosis, with one stage of consumption, despite no outward signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sandri Harm
Rage
Bowen
Oair Fulwant Vincent
Bes
Sintor & Memos
Sr Thom the Dawe
Sikaberaugh
Pathe
Lorl Marcus
Beresford
Toragh
Mtu Anna
Chicago
Fitzsimmons Foresees Victory in Jeffries Bout Strategy
New York reports quote champion Fitzsimmons outlining a planned counter strategy against heavyweight rival Jeffries. He describes daily training routines, weight hopes around 158 to 160 pounds, and confidence in defeating a faster Western foe despite limited direct view of Jeffries in action.
Fitz the boxer born May 25 1881 reported age disputed
Sporting men obtain a copy of the birth record for Robert Fitzsimmons born May 25 1881 at Helston Cornwall Eastia nd. The record confirms his birth date and age, though public belief years differ, with ongoing claims he is older than stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Fiesimmons
Helston
Cornwall
Fitestmanns Bes
Two Young Children Kill Their Father in Perilous Act
Chicago May 21 a special to the Tribune from Rand City reports Jana and Nebolas Houts two siblings brought to the city by Sheriff Leedy from western Bendignton county are accused of killing their father Frank Outs a Burlingon railway tie contractor. The children say he beat their mother and pocketed pay for tie contracts. Lena 18 and Nicholas 12 struck him while he slept then prepared and ate a meal with his food. Lena confessed after sheriff warned of detaining Nicholas. The children are in Sheriff Leedy’s care with new clothing and provisions. No prosecution will be pursued. they may go to private care or state reform school.
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Fitzsimmons
Kenney
Prospect Park
Taza
Hickey
Jeffries
Fitz
Fitasiintons
Corbett
Chicago
The
Tribune
Ranld City
Jana
Nebolas Houts
Sherif Leedy
Bepnidgton County
Frank Outs
Burlington Ratheny
Jt T
Railround
Lene
Nicholas
Lena
Shorii Leedy
State Reform School
Rosenthal
Sarah Rosenthal
Alexander Rosenthal
Tenessent
Suffolk Street
Bradley Martins
Waldorf-Asterlin
Lenia
Pauline
Bradley Martine
Jane
Marchand Returns and Dreyfus Echo in Paris
Paris on May 31 hears three events electrifying the republic Major Marchand lands at Toulon Gen Henry in the Paris court De Beaupre's Dreyfus report read before the court of cassation Ballot De Beaupre's summary foresees new trial likely a capital outcome Drimont salutes the verdict Jews and Christians clash in rhetoric Panama ties attack on President Loubet cited as unfounded amid corruption fears De Roulede trial aims to stain Loubet while signaling a fresh court martial possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Marc~ Hand
Toulon
Gen. Hery
Paris Court of Assizes
de Roule de-Hnabert Teal
Ballot de Beaupre
Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
Major Marchend
Republic
M. Delcasse
Marchand I
Bettie
Republi
Legion of Honor
M. Drumont
Marchant
Marchand
Lord Kitchener
M. Ballot de Beaupre
Casation
Dreyfus M. Drimont
Jan
Loubet
M. Loubet
Panama
Carnot
M. Quesnay de Beaurepeir
de Roulede
Gen. Roget
Movch
Elysee
Dr Pepper scandal ends with new African consul post
Washington reports Hubert Mansfield of Marton Indiana is named consul on Africa's east coast, a $2001 position. The slow moving tale recalls the Virginia Dr Pepper scandal where a shotgun incident with a bathing queen allegedly led to a run of royal quells and Mansfield warned not to shoot at bathing natives in Zanzibar after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pepper
Washington
Hubert Mansfield
Marton
Ind
Africa
Virginia
Netronis
Consular Service
Mansfield
Zangibar
Notable List of Names on Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse Arrival
New York May 7 Among those who answered on the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Southampton were fifty seven passengers of the Paris which landed on the coast of Sounland May 7. Other passengers on the Kaleer were: The Duke de Arcos Spanish envoy to the United States and Jeste Are Miss Julia Dent tents rand sire. Note Pals mi Eat IAM Secretary of the Spanish ioe ar Sa same eG Gen. George es Etates cavalry and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southpton
Paris
Fandahore
Sons Land
Kaleer
Dake de Arcos
Spanion Jor
United States
Jeste
Julia Dent
Rand Sire
George Es
Etates Cavalry
Painted Stockings and Niger River Tales in West Africa
Lieutenant Howmet of the French army narrates explorations in West Africa sailing down the Niger from Timbuctoo to the sea in a seven foot beam aluminum boat. He mocks Negridan women while noting red stockings and dresses made of dye. He describes a scene of embarrassment among Hodolis and a curious question about pale breeches amid a war declaration witnessed by Hearst.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Howmet
West Africa
Niger River
Timbuctoo
Tisha
Niger
Paris
Brenade
Boglisikman
Wiewlse
M. Hearst
Gually
Burnside Item editor runs home-printed Kentucky paper
J C Owens publisher of the Burnside Item, a weekly four page Kentucky paper printed on his farm, shares news from Burnside on the Cumberland River near the Cincinnati Southern line. The paper, established in 1995, has never missed an issue and circulates about 1511. Owens, a former teacher and lawyer, balances farming, stock raising and journalism with his wife and three children. He is six feet tall and weighs 200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
J.C. Owens
Burnside Item
Burnside
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
General Burnside
Owens
Kentucky
Wayne County
Cumberland Valley
American habits seen as curse by Rev Ian Maclaren
Liverpool May. The Rev John Watson also known as Ian Maclaren warned his congregation that recent American experiences are an unmitigated curse on people and city efforts. He contrasted American pursuit of money with British restraint noting America’s pervasive machine like men and women dominated by monetary aims. He praised American vigor and education drives as signs of national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan Maclaren
Liverpool
May
Sefton Park
John Watson
Ian Maclaren
United States
Watsin Sai
America
Watson
Reward for honesty at Great Northern hotel
Julia Ruddy, a chamberwoman, found and returned a pocketbook containing currency and checks. A guest, A. Porter, rewarded her with a watch and chain as thanks. The recovered sums included about $10,149 in checks and drafts. The event highlights honesty and generosity among hotel staff and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Julia Ruddy
Great Northern Hotel
Trewin
Tho
Token of honesty at Great Northern Hotel Chicago
Porter a wealthy St. Paul lumberman misplaced a wallet in a Chicago hotel. A chambermaid found the wallet under a sofa and turned it in. Porter later recovered the wallet’s contents and rewarded the maid after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
St. Paul
Minn
Bog Panie
Chicago
Jes
Bradley Martin dinner at Waldorf Astoria sparks reader critique
A dense account describes the Bradley Martins' Waldorf Astoria dinner menu including oysters vegetables and imported delicacies. Local residents react to the high cost, noting hardship while some praise the event and others question its expense as Admiral Seley's Pacific arrival draws attention.
Brakes Fail In Oakley Avenue Train Collision
A Chicago Lake Street elevated collision at Oakley avenue injured several passengers after brakes failed on a special train. Two cars were badly damaged as glass shattered and riders were bruised or cut. The lead train attempted to stop at Oakey avenue Station but failed to halt, causing injuries to passengers aboard the first car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Street
Oakley Avenue
Fiarives Yefaaing
Oakey Avenue
Wae
Cornered Stamps in Puerto Rico Stamp Market
In Chicago on May T J M Fontanias of San Juan Puerto Rico registered at the Great Northern hotel with interpreter P P Arguero of former Governor General Guy V Henry. Fontanias notes the island’s Spanish Stamp administration is ending and predicts future Puerto Rican stamps will rise in value as collectors seek rare items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bustimia
Standard Oil to Quit Ohio Move Plants to Indiana Towns
Winamac Ind May 3 The Standard Oil Company plans to relocate its entire manufacturing giants and oil refineries from Toledo Ohio to Indiana due to legal conflicts with Ohio state Attorney General. HG Hathaway received plans and specifications to erect new oil plants along the Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Line from Winamac to Whiting Ind The noted project has involved several weeks of preparations and site clearances with gas facilities referenced in the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winamac
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Toledo
Indiana
Attoc Fey General
Gio
Off
HG. Hathaway
Standard Off Company
Indiana Natural Gas and Gil Line Moe Company
Winaman
Whiting
Maine
Fabdins
The
Ol and Gas Re
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