22 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1898
Page
1
Two Missouri farmers returning home perished in a blizzard after becoming stranded. Weather conditions hampered rescue efforts as authorities identified the victims and investigated the fatal incident.
Springfield reports George and Fl Cosor found dead near Ash Grove after storms drive them from their farms. Ash Grove area and St Paul chronicle violent wind and drifting snow. Omaha and Des Moines cite street hazards and fatalities as the cold intensifies. Locals note electric lines down and rail disruption as temperatures rise later in the night.
Snow has ceased in western Minnesota and depths rise as cold snaps grip the region. Wind and freezing temperatures sweep from the plains to the lakes, with Duluth reporting 56 mph gusts and readings from Iowa to Nebraska plunging to well below zero. Forecasters note the unseasonably severe wave extends from Colorado to the upper Midwest, disrupting coffee supply chains and rail service as merchants struggle to fill orders amid the storm.
The Kansas squad, held back by snow, plans official practice today and a short jog tomorrow if weather allows. Coach Woodrom expects strong conditioning with key players Reed, Hareill, and Misenur Wis Dux% contributing. Lemar may miss the Thursday game.
Judge Pollock of Wintec would not mount an extended campaign for the retiring insurance superintendent post. He said he wants the next administration to decide, emphasizing that ability should be the sole qualification and that the governor’s nomination is not a personal claim. He praised Governor Branly and expressed interest in Kansas state leadership.
Fragmentary text mentions integrity fitness of a man and publicans, seed men and new civic figures in a Texall polis, with notes of achievement and public service. The source is garbled and reads as a fragment of a political or civic discussion.
The report outlines Burton’s strong hope to become United States senator this winter by pressing Baker to resign the judgeship and pause Porter’s retirement. It details party intrigues, expected candidacies, and efforts in Washington to tilt the bill’s fate, with names like Baker, Humphrey, Perkins, and a possible dark horse.
World dispatch from Paris reports Spain's Cortes undecided as American terms for Philippines and a Carline Island naval station press negotiation. Senor Ojeda says Madrid may accept on Wednesday while noting US offer of 320 million in gold and terms on Manila and a Caribbean island.
Shawnee county delegation in the legislature, three representatives and one senator, adopts a Republican state plan of unity to couple recommendations. The group will select who is recommended and then act together to avoid patronage clashes and boost success in ministerial appointments. Major T J Anderson cites previous under distribution and aims for smoother results this year.
Chicago November 22 The Associated Press denied a Paris bulletin that Serar Montero Bics refused to continue peace negotiations. AP says the Paris wire was misrepresented and sent without the Paris correspondent’s knowledge. The French Telegraphic Cable Company facsimiled the false statement and the Paris office endorsers are questioned. An inquiry seeks to know if stock interests influenced the miscue.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald discusses warnings of renewed hostilities, noting Secretary Long’s push for a swift peace and urging expeditious action to prevent escalation. It mentions commands and the need for rapid deployment of forces, with focus on international tensions and urgent defense precedents.
Foley leads as Labette county unites behind Foley. Telegrams indicate Crum withdraws from the race and backs Foley in the state railroad board contest amid crowded field in Deltas region. Weather notes warn warmer temperatures with variable winds.
Reported actions describe authorized lifelike repair work and potential mobilization of the North Atlantic squadron. Details mention ships at New York and Hampton Roads, with plans for Dewey to act if hostilities resume, including possible Caribbean and Cuban operations and French mediation to evacuate Cuba.
Paris reports from November 22 indicate Spanish peace commissioners telegraphed their indecision to Mattia regarding the US memorandum. Observers differ, but a rising view predicts Spain will reject the American money offer and refuse to cede the Philippines, signaling a US-dominated conference and a stance to retreat rather than concede.
Washington November 22 a brief Paris cable from Judge Day echoed yesterday's newspaper records of cabinet proceedings no excitement noted no agreement reached next morning’s mortine due and at least one more meeting likely Spaniards may reject the American proposal
General Longstreet in his annual report recommends a government built and operated double track airline route from Kansas City to San Diego by air line. He cites Pacific coast trade potential, Hawaiian and Philippine markets, and suggests surveys from St Louis and Seattle as possible routes.
Nicholas Reitz seeks the warden post of the State Penitentiary under the Republican administration starting January. Heitz of Johnson County campaigns among Germans of Kansas to gain support and appointment. Supporters claim strong prospects while others deny.
A tramp barber, John Wilson, died at the Farmers' hotel after drinking a pint of wood alcohol laced with poison. He was about 40, recently in Lamed, with two daughters and three sons missing, giving no reason beyond weariness of life. Separately, James A. Doyle of Denver won a $717,000 default judgment against James F. Ryan, Portland Gold Mining Co. president, in a Detroit case filed in February, alleging withheld stock dividends.
Comptroller Dawes denounces an Emporia bank crisis report as unjust and highlights falsified books and illegal loans totaling over 150000 dollars. He notes Cross confessed to others before death. depositor meetings and a new receiver face a challenging insolvency process with dividend prospects.
Washington reports the largest ice breaking steamer built for the Russian government at Armstrong, Piiworth & Co in England. Displacing about 000 tons, the ship features a forward propeller to disturb water under ice and an adjustable stern recess to lash another vessel. It will convoy ships, carry cargo, and keep Baltic trade routes open, ensuring winter employment for many.
Star Pointer the famed pacer with a world mile record was sold at Madison Square Garden to W J White of Cleveland for 15000. The historic sale drew about 19000 spectators to the arena as the horse was led to the block, with prior price references noted.
Oklahoma weather shifted from an unseasonably warm Sunday to a rain followed by sleet and ice by Monday morning. Guthrie reports record low temperatures and widespread ice as winds whip across the region.
Reports from Madison, Nebraska, say United States Senator Allen will likely become solicitor for an eastern railway company at the end of his senate term. The move would end his service in the Senate and shift his career toward corporate legal work.
Testimony from Mrs Susan G Powell before the War Investigation Commission alleges intimidation at an Army hospital. Powell recounts being questioned about visits to Camp Wikot and claims officials pressed for cooperation with a Red Cross auxiliary. The hearing questions officer authority and private disposition of the matter, with uncertain identities and unclear orders cited.
Washington reports Cuban evacuation commission files with War Department about camps, garrison needs, and supplies as Spain begins inland evacuation. Thirty Spanish transports are en route to Cuba to lift troops, with air department ready to deploy once Spaniards depart and positions are cleared.
Cincinnati reports a flurry of wagers on the Corbett Sharkey fight with bookmaker A C Chambers of Hot Springs taking Sharkey at even money. Bets of 2000 dollars were placed by Chambers and others, including Kid Weller and Botlinger, across various locales, with more bets said to follow.
Denver November 2 The entertainment committee of the National Live Stock Convention, to be held January 24, received a letter from a Mexican breeder offering four thoroughbred Suchtingtore and five matadors to perform an old style bull fight after the entertainment, with a proposed arena for 56 000 spectators. The committee is considering the proposal and will decide if an adequate arena can be secured.
Senator Harrie of Kanvas arrived in Washington for the preliminary committee work before Congress convenes. He will winter at Mile Thirteenth Street and is to be joined later by his family, accompanied by his private secretary W. H. Sears.
The commissary department today sent the steamer Bratten from Pavaenneh with 700 tons of provisions for starving Cunha. The Bratten will stop at Havana to unload part of the cargo before continuing to Mutungay and other Boi areas.
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