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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
5
A long, fragmented society column notes members and events including Mrs Johnston’s upcoming trip to Galveston, a Chautauqua program, engagements, receptions, and lively club activities. It lists many names and places such as Topeka, Washington, Kansas City, and Lawrence, with social visits, parties, and entertainments across Prospect Street and local venues.
A young Topeka resident at 415 Jefferson Street contracted a new disease called Cuban nhickerpas with fever and smallpox like symptoms. Doctors report limited supplies and staff as they investigate the case while nearby firms, including Coughlin Hardware Co at 7102 Kansas Ave, await guidance.
A suit filed Friday in the U S circuit court by the American Steel and Wire Company targets Douglas County officers. The action concerns the Lawrence barb wire factory absorption by the wire and wall trust and discusses trust containment measures.
Springfield labor federation opens quarrel with Spriteield Consolidated Street Railway. Union members face fines for patronizing the road and eight of ten union workers have been discharged this year. Federation demands reinstatement, warning a strike if not met. General Manager K Minsry of the company refuses to recognize the car men’s union.
Mrs. Cora L Matthews of North Topeka files a district court action seeking a divorce from Moses Matthews a well known local figure. Attorneys Vance and Coe represent her. The case outlines the couple's separation while noting Matthews public prominence in Topeka.
The narrative describes a Topeka resident who moved with family seven years ago to Al Pertilive at Biraineham, encountered trouble involving forged documents and a failing relationship. The wife alleges abandonment and attempts to support a separation while the husband did not help, leading to the sale of household goods including bedding as Matthews suffered illness. She has now returned to Topeka and filed for divorce.
Mrs Nancy J Plovic files for divorce from David Wi in Missouri district court alleging severe treatment. She cites a past incident in which he knocked her down breaking three ribs and alleges further assault two weeks ago injuring her teeth before deciding not to live with him. An upcoming community musical program is noted as part of local events.
Topeka readers seek Mary Chantier who is distressed about her two sons George Dalles Johnson Timothy Chandier and Charles Chand ier last heard near Wellington Kansas years ago. Address Mrs W Becoyister East Eighth Street Topeka Kansas. Also mentions unrelated details about prices and T J Coughlin Hardware Co.
Paris dispatches on November 10 report major Paris papers assessing the Anel German accord. Le Gaulois notes cooling yet cautious signs of understanding amid broader policy debates while Le Figaro hints at strategic maneuvering by England. Echo de Paris calls the agreement politically important, with anticipated public emphasis in forthcoming commentary.
The Spanish government plans to station the Caitiz squadron at Barcelona after merchants refused to pay taxes. The battleship Sumanda is expected to arrive Monday. In Quinton, a 70 year old woman named Aunt Caroline Hace lives alone in a tent. A neighbor fund is to raise money to buy her a house, costing 55 dollars, to move onto the neighbor’s plot. Governor Stanley declines a Funston banquet invitation in Kansas City and leaves for Colorado tomorrow night, returning mid next week.
In Heston on November 10 the common council debated a proposal to erect a monument for British soldiers buried without markers. The meeting pressed to disapprove the project and to urge the mayor to withdraw his approval of the plan.
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey breakfasted in their private Waldorf Astoria suite at 9 30 am with several visitors but no cards were given. The couple plan to stay a day or so in New York before moving to Mrs Lodiow’s summer home at Quidale for about a week.
Bleak supply across Chicago leaves wholesalers unable to restock blankets. Vendors report dwindling stock, rising prices, and a scramble to fill consumer demand as delivery delays stagger retail shelves.
Hobart is reported to be comfortable after a quiet night with Mr Metars resting well. The morning bulletin notes no change in condition and mentions ongoing issues with coal stove ventilation and related concerns in the area.
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