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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1898
Page
3
Fragmentary text recounts a stage dialogue with characters Manefield Bergerac and Zanewil discussing Cyrano. The scene features interpretive opinions on performance, authorship, and character portrayal amid tangled, imperfect dialogue and names.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a November case involving a man named Terre Fiausy and a mention of a woman waking to find him asleep. Vague details reference feeding and dressing times and a public claim about a person connected to a household incident.
Federal court ruling by Judge Seaman dismises a suit against Toul Novelty Manufacturing, Crocker Chair, and Smith Manufacturing. The decision centers on alleged infringement of a bicycle rim patent and clarifies that certain methods used in making a wooden rim do not violate the patent. The ruling affects Ehysis manufacturers and highlights doctrine on patent scope and prior art.
Reports say Russia sent notes to European powers except Great Britain regarding American rule in the Philippines. Bas reportedly made representations to all parties with the United States about the matter.
A clipped note questions the quality of the PR work on E2 and at 114 West Street, suggesting mixed impressions and calling for clearer messaging and coordination.
Social and personal notes describe Mr J E B Hague hosting the Stedman club at Stedman parlors. The event featured Miss Laura Case and Mr Andrew Downing with an elaborate fruit and flower decor, readings by Downing and others, humorous recitations, poems including Paul Laurence Dunbar selections, piano by Miss Northrup, and friendly toasts. Attendees listed include Miss Case, Mr Downing, Mrs A L McCarter, and many local residents.
A lengthy local column lists visits invitations and meetings among residents. Mrs Hi and Mire Jean Prost prepare a visit to Lawrence. many neighbors host receptions and parties at Prospect Street and homes around town. Church groups clubs and social gatherings draw participation from Crosby Winton Ashbauth and other townsfolk with plans for weddings travel and winter visits.
Washington November 3 The election returns show a Republican majority in the Senate after March 4. Republicans 48 seats likely, Democrats 25, with Populists and Silver Republicans holding over seats. Five state legislatures remain in doubt: Nebraska West Virginia Montana Indiana Washington.
Washington dispatch reports the Republicans claim they will conquer the house in the forthcoming congress. Early returns from several states show varied results with some districts in doubt. Democratic secretary Kerr notes Republicans may gain a solid majority, while unofficial tallies suggest 18 to 80 seats for the GOP and a possible organizing margin.
A man from a country town extols Begpe German Salve for piles burns bruises and skin diseases. Word spreads as friends tell friends of its cures, and the public asserts its merit. The message also notes Union Pacific service and a rheumatism remedy endorsement from Sisters of Listet Francis in Canton Iowa. Weather hints mention snow flurries and colder wind ahead.
A Havana dispatch says General Bianco will leave Havana on November 20 to proceed toward Barcelona leaving General Parrado to oversee the final evacuation of the island. Spaniards fear disorders as troops await pay, with six to ten months' due wages causing unrest. The government issues a payable note in Spain for arrears. Soldiers call for full payment, while officers and merchants recount wartime loot and delays.
The Times in London declares that regardless of election results the U S administration will not retreat on the Philippine issue. It predicts the main demand will be pressed to a successful conclusion, notes some proposals may be modified, and criticizes the Porto Rican duties as misreadings of navigation acts while hoping for economic stability and avoided misunderstandings.
Dr Brunner writes to Surgeon General Wyman urging immediate deployment of skilled yellow fever doctors and nurses in Havana. The letter condemns Cuban physicians for alleged incompetence and links neglect by quartermaster and commissary staff to a death, calling for investigation and accountability.
Colonel Roosevelt, winner of the gubernatorial race, was congratulated at Cana Neck where family and friends gathered. He expressed deep appreciation for the honor and pledged to fulfill promises, support the Republican party, and govern for the welfare of the state amid a flood of telegrams arriving through the night.
New York Nov 9 The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church may not appoint a new minister before year end despite strong parish support for waiting. The Rev Jarr press is described as a leading preacher, with prior visits to missions in Japan and Asia. The church session has nominated the candidate subject to broader church approval.
The New York theatrical scene features four house changes and several novelties. May Irwin opens at the Bijou in Kate Kip yer, with her husband’s songs, while Joseph Jefferson resurrects Rip Van Winkle at the Fifth Avenue. The Castro row remains dark until Saturday when A Dangerous Man appears, adapted from Heeres Blunt. Annie Russell’s Catherine continues at the Garrick, with Lavendan’s comedy extended due to demand. The Lyceum prints Sothern’s romantic piece, and the ensemble supports Miss Russell in imperial fashion.
The surgeon general's report shows low deaths and strong health across the United States Navy during the last war. Eighteen deaths were in battle or from wounds, 58 from disease, yield rate figures of 141 per thousand for all causes and 619 per thousand for disease. Navy personnel aboard monitors and torpedo boats endured heat and hardship but health improved due to strict hygiene and precautions.
A New York dispatch from Madrid reports General Cores, Spain's minister of war, denying any renewed fighting under any circumstances. The Duke of Almodovar, Spain's foreign minister, assures embassies that if Paris cannot finalize a treaty negotiations will continue via French diplomacy or direct with Washington as Spain strongly pursues peace.
New York socialite and actress Mrs Lenile Carter known as Mrs Ressurea Carter presented no assets in bankruptcy proceedings while claiming a weekly income of 3200 with 150 retained by her and the rest diverted to debts. Her marital strife and past stage fame tied to Belasco and Fairbank suits are noted amid the financial distress.
A Baptist Mission dispatch from Shan Tung reports the Hoang Hoi Yellow River has left the Ded near Tsi Xan Fu, capital of Shag Tung province, and seeks 40 square miles of territory.
In Wabash Indiana on November 8, the trial of Gibert Young, charged with malicious trespass, faced legal turbulence as Judge Geided denied the admissibility of some witness evidence, citing risk of injustice. the defendant was discharged due to lack of independent cause. Local notices mention Jett at Kimball Pte Co and a March Aid ball fundraiser, with visitors from Colorado and Leavenworth.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a wedding at Shelnberger residence and a death, with scattered names such as Lindenweed and Kuehne among others. The text references a marriage event, a funeral or memorial, and several individuals linked to a local area, all in cryptic, incomplete form.
Bege's German Salve is touted as an effective remedy for minor skin ailments. It claims to soothe cuts, burns, chapped skin, and similar irritations with a simple application, promising quick relief.
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