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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1897

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President to Act on Cuba Policy When Congress Meets

The President will demand immediate cessation of the Cuban war and push a plan for Cuban independence. He expects Spain to refuse, then Congress to consider action, with war only if Madrid resists. The president aims to restore peace, outline policy, and seek diplomatic terms before concrete steps.

Chicago Wov the Tribune Washington Havana Oharscteram Cuba Asrurknees Mutans Gill Rat Lee Gemerail Tate Lee Uyrante Spinieh Aekdbors Spinieh Aekdbors, the Indust Lee Comblisy McCommplink Madrid Ameren Litervkte

Weyler's Cuba Horror Report From Havana Describes Suffering

A Havana dispatch portrays dire conditions as Weyler's policies intensify misery in Cuba. Civilians, including women and children, suffer starvation and disease while burial practices and mass graves draw grim scenes. Local papers split between Weyler supporters and opponents.

Half Truths on Cuban Suffering and U S Policy Debates

Photographs from Guanabacoa depict starving children as Havana officials report thousands dying in September and October while Spanish reports claim Havana is far better off. The piece links Cuban bond interests in New York to intervention debates, noting U S President will weigh Spanish assurances against Cuban independence prospects.

Guanabacoa Huese Havana Clive Cuba Spayukh Chicago William EB. Curtis Berard Washington Smith New York Woodford Met. Smith United United States Mfith Mir Reith Waoshinston Kiet John J. Mmccook Republic Provident

Trial by court martial of Key Wear Pin crew postponed

Competitor case set for November 8 was delayed due to sickness of the president of the court. The American mohoontr competitor was captured by a Spanish can howl on the north point of Finer deb ris on April 25, 896, and was to have occurred today.

Tavana

Kepley-Cook contest details debated by judge panel

The Dolan court will appoint two men to sit with him as the contest scope broadens. Objections allege ballots were improperly clipped and marked, with claims that entire precincts or wards should be counted for Henley. A hearing date will be set.

Probar Dolan Henley Trikl Steund Seoetd

Help for Whalers and Election Postures Revealed at White House

A Washington Nevada dispatch reports a White House conference with Secretaries Gauge Lung and Alger, Commodore Melville, Commander Dickens, and Captain Schowater to discuss relief for whalers. Beattie Washington nears commission, while Alaska-bound ships prepare provisioning, with quick action anticipated. Populist claim of gains contrasts Republican tallies. overall election outcomes remain unsettled.

Washtnston Nev White House Gauge Lung Alger Melville Dickens Navy Schowater Revenue Marine Service Belse- Ime Beattie Wash Alska Seho Anil SUD

Martyr Elijah Lovejoy honored in Alton monument dedication

The 60th anniversary of Elijah P. Lovejoy's death was observed in Alton Illinois with the dedication of a monument in the city cemetery. State funds of 25000 and local contributions financed the shaft’s erection, honoring the St. Louis newspaper editor who defended free speech and opposed slavery, and whose death after a mob attack sparked wider turmoil in the region.

Alton Elijah P. Lovejoy Lovejoy Butt Louis Mulgardt Robert P. Bringnuret St. Louis Tinote Cromwell Joan of Arc Harriet Beecher Stowe Tom's Cabin Wis Lavehiag Albion Counts Maine Isn Walmilie College Newport R TL Spring Church St Lois St Louis Laeyejoy Tudes Agin Tiinnis Timots Presbyterian Church Eres Alton Observer Love- Joy Naton Ower England Observer Mississippi Friends of de Salt St. Larus Americus Godfrey & Gilman Belne Miesissippi Valier Lovejey Burt Loomis Godfrey & Glilman Minneapolis Minn Benjamin Godfrey Gadfress Gilman Une Monticello Seminary Nea EL Pb.l William Jordon Charles W. Sotenver Jamalbes Wika Johnson Loveday Thomas Papraengros Tallinn Marie New England

Property Deed Transfer In 1885 Reference

Fragmentary notice notes Mr Dirymock receiving a deed from Major Hunter and later transferring the Jet in August 1885. Continues beyond shown text.

Dirymock Major Hunter

Inquest Held Over Jacob Mann Death In Topeka House

Jacob Mann 87 died suddenly in a room at 1004 North Kansas avenue Topeka. Coroner Westerfield ordered an inquest amid rumors of Mann’s property dealings with Dr William Burns and suspicions of foul play. Witnesses testified Mann endured agony and that Burns provided money and care. The inquest adjourned to 6:20 pm for further investigation.

Jacob Mann North Kansas Avenue Wm. le Burns J. A. Westerfield Beer Tekken Henry Tidtnes Mrs Mann Br. Mann Henry Hernes Wr. I. Burns Wim Henry Borties Barnes Padn LE Mann Detler Mr Mann Dr. Burns Mra Goodwin Dr Burns Mann H.W. Euler M. Mann Huron Dr. Westerfield Snatik Burns Mann Owut Iy Sworth Fumor Urnson North Topeka G. A Topeka Westerfielit Ian Wis de Bursa

National League and American Assoc Meet for Season

New York reports the upcoming baseball meetings in Philadelphia with focus on Temple Cup questions and growing rowdyism at games. Debate over gate receipts for Philadelphia and a proposed fund of 12000 dollars to aid top clubs is noted.

New York the Herald National League and American Association of Baseball Clubs Philadelphia T& Mnes Publc Eward Hanlon Baltimore A. H. Coden Boston

Andrews A Disciple at Henry George Memorial Meeting

A Providence dispatch reports President E Benjamin Andrews of Brown University and actor James A Hearne spoke at a Henry George Memorial gathering Sunday night. Andrews, who resigned over the silver policy dispute, praised George and urged tax reform while defending his ongoing Brown presidency amid Rhode Island reform sentiment.

New York Journal Providence R. I E. Benjamin Andrews Brews University James A Hearne Henry George Brown University Tle Henry Georgy Anikewas George Andrews Rhode Tolland United States Benjamin Andrews

Condemned Stamp For Spoiled Meat Sparks City Debate

City meat inspector J. W. Farnsworth holds an indelible stamp reading Condemned to mark spoiled meat. He rejected a Kansas City Cold Packing Co consignment attempted for Topeka, noting three large sides in decay and government inspection lacking. A prior Topeka shipment with no spoiled sides had not yet been stamped.

City Farnsworth J. W. Farnsworth Cold Packing Company Kansas City Ion Farneworth Dold Company Warnsworth Topeka Bold Company Kansan City

Sale of Oakland grove tract set by judge today

Judge Mazen ordered the sale of the Oak land grove tract formerly Oakland park, with a $4,000 mortgage on 4 acres held by W. W. Tiradstreet and John Norton. The sheriff sold to J. B. Bartholomew for 9100 after Bradstreet’s attorney Switzer failed to bid, then Switzer offered $4,000 to set out the property. Switzer claims $3,250 per acre was offered elsewhere.

J.B. Bartholomew Switeer Hazen

Election romance ties defeated and victor in marriage

Lincoln Nebraska reports a romance between county superintendent candidate Miss Alice Thormanson and her defeated rival C. J. Laughlin. After Laughlin beat Thormanson in the race, invitations went out announcing their forthcoming marriage.

Lincoln Neb Tekamah Burt County Alice ‘Thomanson C. J. Laughiln Laughih Thormanson

Bryan clashes with Van Wyck backers in New York race

The Journal reports former Mayor Grant criticizing Mr Bryan for not endorsing Van Wyck and tying Bryan to the George movement. It notes Democratic leaders view Bryan’s stance as signaling possible Republican overturn and outlines differing views within the party on strategy and the future of Democratic unity.

New York Hugh J. Grant Beean Bryan Lfm Uisa New Yor City Aumaniy Aympe Fie Cand Judean van Wyek Gerrian Witcer

Defends Football Protest Letter From Atlanta Mother

In Atlanta on November 3, Mrs. Guimmie mother of Von Gaminga protests the use of her son’s death in a Georgia Virginia football game debate. She urges officials to prevent his death from being cited to argue against athletic advancement at the university. Her appeal emphasizes her son’s love for his college and calls for respect for his sacrifice.

Atlanta Mre Guimmie von Gaminga Uge Athletic University Alps Gees Grenvedt Nowlin Gammon

Cat Wreaks Vex in Ballot Box Incident at Thurty-fist Ward

Turan wen ambente ally locked ballot box in Pusiits district during wart night. Cat jumped into the fox Phecy asleep as votes were counted. Ballot box sealed, cat shredded ballots. Alderman Frits requested a judge, who warned against opening the box. Cat freed and blamed for damage.

Pula Turan Pusiits Eleotion Board Alterman Prine Frits

Croker's Horse Georgiana Wins at Lingtel November Meet

At London Lingtel November meeting on the first day, Mr. Hichard Croker's year-old filly Georgiana won the ee plate in a one mile straight race. The field included Yours and Bantrey Buy as contenders with second place going to RK Dever eaux's Yours and third to EL We Homfray's Bantrey Buy.

Lingtel Londen Mov Hichard Croker Tity Georgiana Fire RK Devereaux EL We Homfray Bantrey

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