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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1898

Page

2

Bloomers Out of Favor at Lawrence University

Appleton college women end three years of bloomers and will adopt the bifurcated garment. The new costume features a long jacket, white blouse, and Marine-style short skirt with a high neck. Athletically, tennis and dancing are favored while the move sparks debate over gendered dress in the era.

Appleton College Wis Lawrence University Jandées Millar Dreas le Jose Ee Paw Delsarte Aiba Gritare Pivarston Mier Graham

Fragmentary reminiscence of theater and colonial names

A garbled entry discusses a theater inquiry and mentions Latin, Becret for mie, and Sealdodey writers. It references a st titled polite fest and notes a New York France conquest, with names like Edwin Ardunyard and Bott Tine Hothana in a baffling, non-cohesive narration.

Ida Conquest Edwin Morales

Buseia Fears Our Oi Trost Stuns Rivals at Baku

In St Petersburk on November 2 the Novee Vretiyes voices jealousy over sacrifices made to ensure Row's partnership in Meld of the Taneatmtes. The article hints that Ameri eat Etwndrd Ol company could be backing Russian competitors at Baku behind an Enigia wreck.

Buseia St. Petersburk Novee Vretiyes Baku

Heart disease causes linked to digestion says Stuart tablets

An article suggests most heart trouble is caused by weak digestion rather than organic disease. It links stomach pressure and gas to palpitations and shortness of breath, urging better digestion with Stuart’s Digestive Tablets sold by Stuart Co.

Tina Stuart Co Stur

Danger of empire echoes in Senate speech by Hoar and Bates

The room heard a warning about U.S. imperial aims as Senator Hoar, presiding, denounced expansion beyond Puerto Rico and the Philippines. He urged America to lead by example, preserve the republic, and resist conquest or a vulgar power grab. Moody pledged tough wartime oversight and accountability for officials.

HL Moody John L. Bates Senator Hoar Hoar Spain United States Uberty America Plymouth Washington England Porto Rico Senate House of Representatives Philippine Islands United Staten 1 Cines Fawall Rawall Cauzie Hawaiian Islands Mexico Doraion Clase Moody Congress

Government Ownership Experiment in Porto Rico Telegraphed

An experiment in government ownership of telegraph lines is under way in Porto Rico. After Spanish evacuation the system was handed to the U.S. Signal Corps, with Lt. Col. Glasaford installing staff and operating the lines. The lines are nominally under the War Department yet run similarly to U.S. telegraphs.

Porto Rico Washington United States Signal Corps Glasaford United States Signal Corps War Department

Arctic Whaling Fleet Reports Record Year so Far

San Francisco reports the Portland arriving with news of a January to October catch nearing one million dollars. The tally lists 138% total, with ships like Pacific Steam Whaling, Hoth Blum & Co, William Bayles Co, and Alaska contributing. Several vessels are noted as wrecked or missing, including Peartess and Orca.

Arctic San Francisco Portland Michas Fellowes Mpis Relugs Jeanat Narwhal Mary D. Hume Kisiuk William Buytes Jerome Alaska Pacific Steam Whaling Company Hoth Blum & Co William Bayles Company Thrasher Belvidere Alexander Peartess Jesuse H. Freman Rosario

Death of Socialite Turned Spiritualist Leader

In Wars nw Poland on November 2 the Countess Milewska died after starving herself as a follower of spiritualism. Once a wealthy social light she hosted arts and music circles before embracing hypnotism and refusing medical aid. Her emaciated body and declared faith that she would rise to comfort friends marked a tragic end.

Warsnw Poland Countes Milewska Countess Milewska

October coinage report from United States mints

The monthly mint director statement shows total coinage in October at 5 600 541 dollars. Gold 5 150 000, silver 3 354 181, minor coins 68 650.

Washington United States Sia

Don’t Do This Don’t Take Internal Medicines Before Childbirth

Cautionary note warns against using internal medicines before delivery. Promotes MOTHERS FRIEND as the preferred external aid for early distress and labor, claiming less pain, shorter labor, and reduced risks. Advertisement cites the Bradfield Regulator Company in Atlanta, Ga, and notes availability through druggists.

Draggtets SB Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta, Ga

Corbett Reacts to Sharkey Fight Styles in Boxing Talk

James J. Corbett, back from West Baden Springs, weighs 196 pounds and predicts Sharkey will fight the same old Corbett. He recalls Sullivan’s fair style, questions Sharkey's new school, and warns Sharkey may rely on rough tactics when pressured.

Sharkey New York James J. Corbett West Baden Springs Ind Corbett Ama Tom O'Rourke Clara Flo Hubiin Sullivan Sulitvan

Suspicion of Milton Plagiarism Across Dutch Drama

New York reports a translated Dutch drama Lucifer by Vondel showing strong parallels to Milton's Paradise Lost. Critics claim Milton read Dutch and may have borrowed ideas and scenes thirteen years before his work. The piece argues that the Dutch drama provides parallel plots and phrases that Milton could have used as a borrowing justification.

Milton New York Lucifer Vondel Ucifer Milt

Bismarck Recalled in Austrian Play Polic e Action

In Lemberg Galicia Austria authorities order Blautheater to alter Der Teufel auf Erden The Devil on Earth as a protest memory of Prince Bismarck and anger over usurers and monopolies The play has run nearly a week amid hostile gallery outbursts and may be suppressed after substitution of two unpopular deputies for Bismarck

Lemberg Galicia Austria Prince Bismarck Alrectora Blautheater Satan Cerberus Herr Wolf Herr Schoenerer Bismarck

Whale Trade Pact Brings Large Whale Product Shipment

In San Francisco on November 2 the whaling bark Horatio reports a pact from the Arctic Ocean delivering 40 barrels of perm all 350 barrels of whale ay and 4,500 pounds of bone valued at over 35,000 dollars. The teeth are expected to circulate a million coda bale Gottars in the city this winter.

San Francisco Horatio Arctic Ocean

A Mad Man at Beaver Dam Wounds Nine Before Shot

A Be var Dam Wisconsin man, Adam Hammer, went insane at the J B Rowell Manufacturing plant after a prank involving tacks on his chair. He wounded nine people with a shotgun and was shot by Lt Amhur Tibbetts of Company A, Second Regiment, in a bid to capture him without killing. Several others were injured, including Powell, Chatfield, Powderly, Melmann, Lyons, Schleubitz, Gerg, Gee, and Vorpal.

Beaver Dam Wis Navy Adam Hammer Hammer J. 8 Rowell Manufacturing Company Aardware Store Tibbetts Theodore B. Powell William Chatfield Edward Powderly Michael Melmann Justice E. F. Lyons May Loge C. W. Schleubitz John Gerg William Gee Carl Vorpal Mlehe

Circulation Figures From Comptroller of the Currency

Washington reports the monthly circulation totals for October showing motional bank notes in circulation at 239,641,282, up 4.18 percent for the month and 9,499,098 for the year. United States bonds on deposit to secure circulation stand at 275,610,470 with other secured deposits and new 3 percent loan details noted.

Washington Comptroller of the Currency United States

Visit funds 95000 scholarship for Peoria diocese at Catholic U

Washington reports Marquise Morinville, once well known in America, and Mrs Mary Gweno line Caldwell, visiting the Catholic University. She presented rector Richt Rey, Thos. J. Conaty, D. D., a 9500 check to establish a scholarship in Caldwell hall of divinity for the Peoria diocese, named for her nephew Waldimar Conrad Barot von Zedtwitz, son of her widowed sister, the Bar oness von Zedtwitz, who donated the divinity chapel in memory of her parents.

Washington Marquise Morinville America Mary Gwenoline Caldwell Catholic University Richt Rey, Stonwigner Thos. J. Conaty D. D Caldwell Hall of Divinity Diocese of Peoria Waldimar Conrad Barot von Zedtwitz Baroness von Zedtwitz Lena Caldwell University Divinity

Folding Bed Tragedy In Brooklyn Home

New York dispatch reports Patrick Dillon accidentally killed his five month old nephew when he closed a folding bed believed unoccupied. Dillon had been staying with his brother and sister in law at 735 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn.

New York Patrick Dillon Dillon Gates Avenue Brooklyn Ink

Corean After Degrees in Beung Surh At Princeton

New York dispatch reports Kiv Beung Surh, a Corean student, entered Princeton University for a post graduate law program this fall. He earned an A B from Roanoke College and is described as of noble, ancient Corean lineage with ties to the high caste. The article notes a related minister and references Corea’s diplomatic entourage and the Columbian Exposition.

Beung Surh New York Kiv Beung Surh Princeton University Princeton N. J Roanoke College Virginia Kiu Beung Surh Ehroan Porm Kwang Soh Flo Heung America Corea Wast- Inston Reina

Corean Education and National Elevation Feature

A fragment notes a Corean leader being confirmed in a position and plans to raise his country to a higher grade in rank. It also highlights the education of Corean higher classes as a major aim, reflecting cultural and political ambitions.

Y Rok Hia Wim

Dishonest Officials Cannot Hold the Government to Consequences

Judge Thayer of the U S Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling in the Pine River Logging and Improvement case. The dispute centers on $457,000 worth of lumber alleged removed from Indian reservations and the interpretation of "dead end down" timber. The decision clarifies that living trees amidst dead or down timber are not included. The government was not bound by a representative's acquiescence, and Thayer faulted the official's conduct as derelict in duty.

Rt. Paul Minn Thayer United States Court of Appeals Pine River Logging and Improvement Company Jurge Thayer

Government receipts and expenditures for October

The statement shows October receipts totaling 29,620,001 and disbursements of 3,082,276. Customs receipts reached 15,606,284 vs 9,715,494 in October 1807. Internal revenue was 22,956,501, up from 13,014,873 last year. Miscellaneous 1,718,805 vs 1,064,047. The October gain is about 15,250,000. four months into the fiscal year surpass the 1897 period by over 50.

Washington

President McKinley to Vote. Cabinet Plans Home Return

President McKinley will go to Canton next week to cast his vote and all cabinet members plan to return home to vote if not detained. Departure arrangements are not finalized but the probability is he will leave Washington Monday afternoon by the Times train and return to resume duties.

Washington McKinley Canton Ty Times

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