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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1901

Page

2

Closing Game of the Season for Topeka Team

The season ends with a hot contest as Washburn and local teams face tough rivals. 80,000 expected in New York on Decoration Day. Washburn’s lineup includes Moms as first baseman and Aitken at third. batters include Sahl, Gill, Grey, and Ritelle. scores and innings detailed for several games across stations in Kansas and nearby cities.

Washburn Burn

Three Washburn Ball Players in Milwaukee Tragedy

Western League standings are noted as three Washburn players Olson Osminmd and Moore were involved in a fatal boating accident on the river near Milwaukee. The boat capsized, two boys disappeared, and two others were rescued after a harrowing struggle to shore. Moore and another boy were exhausted and injured, highlighting a deadly incident on the river.

Rocka Icrath

Tragic Flat Rock dam drowning shocks Philadelphia

A row boat from the Elms Social club carrying eight youths on the Schuylkill river was swept over Flat Rock dam. Seven submerged victims were Philadelphia residents, including Florence Densmore and Florence Bond aged 1 and 2, with only John Moore, 2, saved. The incident followed a city picnic with heavy rain swelling the current and crowding the riverbank.

Philadelphia Flat Rock Schuylkill River Hoy Ricker Florence Densmorbe Marin Kennedy Florence Bond Bertram Gemond Mane John Moore Elms Ranide Rose Ginn Schoyliitl Perther Ginner

Supreme Court Justice Brewer to Wed Miss Emma Mott

Announcement from Washington on May 21 reveals Associate Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court will marry Miss Emma Miner Mott, a noted schoolteacher and Morse School principal. The wedding is set for next week in Burlington, Wisconsin, where Miss Mott’s nearest relatives reside.

Washington David J. Brewer States Supreme Court Emma Miner Mott Burlington

Gen Grant plans travel after Washington visit in New York

Gen Frederick Dent Grant arrived in New York with his wife and stayed at his residence. His mother Mrs U S Grant and sister Mrs Sartori plus son Jesse Grant joined them at the Fifth Avenue hotel. He will visit West Point on June 5 and sail back to America in September. The report notes plans to see Princess Canthuesene and grandson before returning to the U S. A separate note on May 31 reports Frank Reeves County recounting a failed assault on Miss Ade McMillien by a man attempting to drag her from a buggy, frightened away by bystanders.

New York Frederick Dent Grant Washington Fifth Avenue U. S Grant Sartori Jesse Grant U. S. Grant Academy St. Petersburg U.S Grant Cantheusene America San Francisco Misspetad Philippines Himesit Eae Frank Reeveas Feentaisins Ham Butler County McMilien

Fort Scott Coal Discovery Prompts Local Mining Boom

In Kansas Fort Scott area a coal vein near Pugnee is being drilled by two outfits. Early testing shows a first class fuel with a 20 to 22 square mile vein underlay. Local investors, led by W G, estimate miles of undeveloped coal in the southern county. Officials report multiple holes reaching 40 feet, indicating extensive coal beds and a potential countywide boom.

Wort Scott Pugnee B. Brayn Brown Sven Eederaid Wien Variecy

Decoration Day Observed by Blue Rapids Posts

Blue Rapids May 21 post and WRC held Memorial Day services with an opera house program including a drill by girls recitations by Miss Yerick and Fett songs by local groups and musical numbers. Cemeteries were honored with ceremonies led by Post Commander Norton praise for his fifth term and G A R service.

Blue Rapids WRC Opera House Pountalh Pari Theeley Yerick Fett Blue Rapids Giese Cmb Irving One A. E. Winter Post Coromander Norton Kansas Tle

Half Drop of Fruit in Atchison County Orchard

Atchison County man SHortridge near Atchison nine miles south reports a fine orchard of 3500 trees and last sprayed for the final time, but predicts only a half crop this year. He began marketing strawberries last Saturday and has lived on the place for 38 years with one of the finest lawns in the county.

Atchison, May Shortridge Atchison

Penitentiary Twine Buyer Seeks Local Agent Deal

A Wengen agent for penitentiary binding twine visited the city to appoint an agent or sell a carload to local dealers. He met with Fred Smith, A Graf, J R Sherwood, HJ Miller, Hackney, and W A Carrington proposing a consignment at not more than seven cents a pound including freight. The dealers declined, citing risk of returning unsold twine after the season.

Wengen Fred Smith A. Graf J. R. Sherwood HJ. Miller Hackney W. A. Carrington

Chicken Law Suit Appealed From Uniontown Trial

Wright of Uniontown appeals district court after a poller court chicken case in Bourbon County. He was fined one dollar and costs after a trial for permitting chickens to run at large. The appeal questions the constitutionality of Uniontown chicken ordinance No 21.

Uniontown Bourbon Co Fort Scott Wright Poller Court of Raystontown

Solomon Girl to Go as a Bride to Asia

A torn notice outlines a betrothal and wedding plan involving Edith Al gh, daughter of Rev HW Allen, to wed in a ceremony tied to a religious board in New York. It mentions travel for a Presbyterian board appearance and describes a contested union amid personal and social tensions.

Solomon Asia Jane New York Presbyterian Board of Sulssiona

Theories About Food and Digestive Theories

A discussion on dietary trends and health fads argues for a mixed diet of grains vegetables and meats. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid claiming benefits for nervous dyspepsia and stomach weakness, with free mail offer from F A Stuart Co.

Falun Remameen Stuart Gisper Stuert F. A. Stuart Co

Prophet Stands Pat As Wheat Forecast Hurts Prices

The article recounts farm opinions on wheat yields and prices with figures from Kopi and Kropf. It notes projections of poor wheat and speculative selling around August. Details include claims of acreages, ownership, and a cautious market outlook amid uncertain harvest prospects.

Carl Browne Leaves Freedom Colony at Pleasanton Fort Scott

Coxey Statesman Carl Browne leaves the Freedom Colony at Pleasanton with his family for personal reasons. He travels in a wagon with his wife and meets Mrs Nation, planning routes through Paola Lawre­nce and Kansas City, Mo, arriving next Sunday.

Coxey Statesman Freedom Pleasanton Fort Scott Teasanton Nation Overland Paola Lawrence Kansas City Foca Arl Browne

Tax Deeds on Churches in Oxford City

Oxford, May 21. Tax titles seized include two churches Methodist and Presbyterian. A local man, W J Palmer, bought back taxes on many parcels, but heirs found deeds to church properties in error. Separate note records May 31 wedding of Miss Lilla Marmackie to A H Huber at home of Mr Carroll, conductor of local law firm. couple to reside De Graft after July 1. Also pensions granted to Kansans, with names and amounts listed for Detroit, Lawrence, Girard.

Oxford Wellington W. J. Palmer S At Aime Lilla Marmackie James Carroll Gttaon Carroll Almand United States Marshal Kansas A. H. Hubet de ‘O Huber Anna Indy Baker University Etter

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