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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1898
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions health related terms and a doctor name. It lacks clear events, persons, or places to form a coherent summary.
A long account praises Topeka fall festivals for revitalizing the city over three years. It argues the events drew East Coast attention, boosted enterprise, and helped the town recover from downturns. The writer contrasts local pride with distant reports and lauds the festival’s lasting impact.
Report from Havana notes U S and Ellenish evacuation commissioners met amid crowd concerns at entrance of a police station. Escorts and guards circulated among merchants planters and exporters with aim to discuss trade foibles and foaming tobacco concerns impacting Havana merchants and potential foreign access to markets. The narrative highlights tension over adulteration fears and export controls, with potential shifts toward Spain and other markets.
James Elliott of Cera yatse stands nix feet tall and 160 pounds among the tallest in the company. He is described as a standout recruit with a strong presence, reflecting a high school background and a committed team attitude.
In New York on October 5 Col Roosevelt accepted the Republican nomination for governor and pressed national issues as paramount. He argued the party must set precedents, strengthen the navy and army, support American industry, and advance a nationwide platform while pledging honest governance and protection of property rights. He also referenced Hawaii, Porto Rico, and distant markets, urging unity to fulfill the republic’s destiny.
A garbled 19th century letter discusses Miles Hose and a ball, mixing names and places with references to beauty and status. It mentions Mrs Paton and Mrs Dietin, and notes Gerdrude as queen with modest appearance. The text blends social critique, family ties, and expectations of rank and marriage.
Real estate transfers filed for record show Sekrk & Jackson and husband to William Ton 3400 on multiple lots and streets, including Brown Hock 6 and Cochran Wrene wdainon. Transfers involve Hatheway and Orpha Hatheway, with amounts around 235 to 400. Several other parcels on Monro and Jot ME Kanwa streets, plus Eva M Sowees and heirs, are noted with varying sums.
President Gordon W Wattles presided as Gen. Charles F. Manderson welcomed Pennsylvanians in Omaha. Poemaster General Charles Emory Smith spoke on the war, American resolve, imperialism, and the nation’s duty to extend trade, influence, and civilization amid a new global role.
The passage lauds a leader for choosing captains and negotiators across parties, avoiding partisanship. It highlights assembling aides from all sections with a single aim: the welfare and glory of the country. It urges Americans to meet new questions with patriotic spirit and broad duty.
Journal special reports two fierce engagements at Boy Ah We Go Shirks point near Walker Minnesota. Indians opened fire killing ten soldiers with Indian losses unknown.
United States peace commission held its evening session with Major General Merritt and discussed the Philippine policy. Admiral Dewey's views were not disclosed. Merritt reportedly reviewed Dewey’s recommendation along with reports from Manila officers. The commission’s final stance on retention or evacuation remained undecided.
Philadelphia Oct 5 United States Senator Quay Tehard R Quay and Co TL McKee of Pittsburgh were today freed on bail of 5000 after appearing in court to answer charges of using state funds deposited in the Peoples Bank for personal profit.
In Mt Hope Kansas a youth named KA L Curry, with a troubled recent record, left home at his father’s insistence and died by morphine poisoning. He ended his life after being ordered to leave and not return, following several prior missteps and family aid to resolve difficulties.
Members of the African Methodist Episcopal church at Browns Chapel express regret at the departure of Rev. Guy Thy paste. Adopted resolutions follow the suggestion of J. F. Chiles and others praising his ministerial work, noting his family, and commending them to their new community as Rev. Guy relocates after a one year Topeka pulpit ministry.
In Cleveland an association was formed by U S gas stove manufacturers to simplify and systematize business and regulate prices. A committee report outlined plans. officers elected include President D A Daneier of Cleveland, Vice President Ma Conway of Dayton, Secretary and Treasurer P H Wills of Chicago, Chairman John Gunnison of Detroit.
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