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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1898

Page

2

Odd Will of a Poet Snubs Heirs and Divides Assets

New York probate details Stephen Blaseel author poet and newspaper man. Executors Alfred de Cordova John D Crinens and Dr Jamye M Shannon are named. Body to be cremated at Fresh Pond with no attendees except executors. if he dies suddenly his body goes to the morgue. He directs cash and stock be split among executors with specific bequests to friends, wardrobe and personal effects to various named individuals.

New York Stephen Blaseel Pipnkville Masset Alfred de Cordova Juhn D. Crinens Jamve M. Shannon Mary West Cordova Feardin Lara Bam Calthrope

Phemsant Dress and the Illusion of Health Claims

An opaque ad describes a “Maidenhood” product promising cures for feminine ailments and nervous weariness. It extols strength and vitality for wives and mothers, naming a Mrs TP Keer of Ford, Denwiddie, and promising purchases of many dollars as incentives.

Meres Ford Denwiddie Dort Mills Torlirive

Loved and Lost in Chinatown Heartbreak Tale

A Chinese New York story recounts Sam Moy, a diligent Sunday school pupil, who falls for his teacher. After her arranged marriage, he declines, sinks into sorrow, and dies of consumption. No public funeral, just quiet mourning in Chinatown.

New York Eis Columbus Avenue Sam Moy Echool Mei Yen Deil Street Sam Bart Fifty-eeath Street Chinatown Sam May Nan Ulunge

Roosevelt Dashes From Admirers At City Reception

New York October 1 Ex-Colonel Theodore Roosevelt caused a stir at a Forty Fifth Avenue club event when a telephone decoy prompted him to rush downstairs to Ward with a crowd of admirers. He later returned indoors and withdrew with restrained fury after the ruse failed.

New York Fift Avenue Theodore Roosevelt Nlon League Te Heleht Thei Senstor Pratt Odell Remblicas Elris Eiris

High School Concert At Assembly Hall By Athletic Association

An Archiwtic association hosted recital at the high school assembly hall featuring Violet Mutler McCoy Wyatt Mill Tegier from Valley Falls Apollo Mandolin Club and Mrs John Kiet Hans among others as entertainers for friends in a school event after-school.

Athletic Association Priday Alent Archiwtic Association Bire Violet-Mutler McCoy Wyatt Mill Tegier Valley Falls Apole Mandolin Club John Kiethans George Leecher

Women Trap Shooting Club in Chicago Draws Interest

Chicago followers of the trap see growing female participation. Mrs Shaw’s plume is Maris and Miss Carson shoots as Nita. Miss Porter excels in live bird races and is secretary of the Stony Island Gun club. Several other women, including Mrs Day of Duluth, are cited as prominent shooters ready to organize a formal group.

Chicago Chiongs Paris Han Reid Welty Amon Kise de Maria Watson's ‘Park Zrassiie Stony Island W. E Shattdck Minneapoli

Chicago Girl a Princess Marries Prince Encalitche

Chicago girl and the bride Mrs Evelyn P Clayton daughter of C W Pardridge married Prince Encalitche a former St Petersburg Imperial giant in a Greek rite ceremony at The Russian church Center avenue The service lasted about an hour with high mass by John Koreburoff and Paul Kasaneky Crowns were placed on their brows rings exchanged and a wedding breakfast held at Aud Horum Afterwards the couple left for a trip to New York and eastern resorts The prince has lived in Chicago for five years and comes from Mongolian Russian royal line with ties to German aristocracy The couple plan to reside in Chicago.

C. W. Pardridge Encalitche Chicago Nicholas W. Engulitchett Imperial Giants St. Petersburg Evelyn P Clayton CW. Pardridge Center Avenue Theron A. A. Schlippinbach Carl Puenz Clayton John Koreburoff St. Vladimire Church Paul Kasaneky Minneapotia New York Prince Ensauteher Metropole Prince of Good Fellows Elsie Russia Prince Engalit~chow Nicholas Berlin Ainter Lord White Constantinople Prince Clehoiis London Paris St. Tersture America Conkling, Price & Webb Prince

THE CHINESE RAILWAY Captain Parsons Goes to Act as Chief Engineer

New York October 12 Captain William Barclay Parsons will leave Friday for San Francisco and then Hong Kong to join Captain Orsie in China. They lead the American Chinese Development Company seeking the line for a railway, backed by a concession from Pekin. Parsons expects to be away until May with four other engineers as assistants, two already engaged.

New York William Barclay Parsons Pridsy San Francisco Hong Kong Orsie China Enemes American Chinese Development Company Parsons

Frank Long's Hotel Oxford 21 Meals at $324

Fragmentary line items list 21 meals priced at 324 dollars linked to Frank Long and Hotel Oxford. Other readable text mentions Steam Laundry and a race reference, but details are unclear. The readable segments hint at a historical listing or advertisement with fixed prices and local businesses.

Frank Long Oxford

Post Offices and War Names Echo in New York Text

New York faces a curious war echo in post office names. July establishments honor Navy and Army figures, cabinet members, and even Spanish ships, with Dewey and Hobson among the best represented. The piece notes how streets, offices, and towns reflect admiration for war figures and political ties.

New York Spain Mopeshak Pateses Fem Navy Army McKinley Day Alabama Arkansas Illinois Kentucky Gare Carolin Tennessee Gary Hee Florida West Virginia Sherman Town County Kansas Long Tus Georgia Alger Pennsyvatia Virginia Oklahoma Tellnesses Alabamma Deweys Floridan Ows Maine Missouri North Carolina Washington Bigsbee Arkensas Pennsylvanis Powell South Carolina Glass Philip Shiny Cooks Bagley Minnesota Sampson Chadwick Ohio Ludlow New Jersey Town Hobson Helena Finho Wisconsin Yale Texas Maple North Dakota Monterey Baltimore Colorado Taluizh Relief Badser Pennsylvania Columbia Dixie Indiana Concord Towa Detroit Eagle Wyoming Tennewaee Colon Merritt Biue Kent Chatter Indian Territory Leslows Fits Hugh Anderson Kansan Whitney Mississippi Cody Young Garcia Freedom Utah Republic Canton Chishoma Cubana Ponce Manta Wallstreet Dole Sewall Pratt Washington County Clark County Pays Oregon

Furniture Makers Unite Northwest Consolidation Scheme

Oshkosh Wisconsin October 12 The consolidation of all northwest furniture factories moves forward amid discussion with leading manufacturers. The plan aims to reduce costs by unifying management and distribution to lower expenses and stabilize profits for the industry.

Northwest Arrangs

Diamonds Found In Hoboken Paper Mill Refuse Pile

In Hoboken on a city dump near the Pownall Paper Co plant at Eighth and Jefferson streets, four boys unearthed blue green and white stones over a week. A white 21 1 16 carat diamond valued at about 100 dollars was identified by a jeweler. the boy was released by Recorder Stanton with the diamond to be returned if unclaimed. The mill plans to remove refuse and erect a fence around the dump dubbed the diamond fields.

Hoboken Pownall Paper Company Eighth Jefferson Streets New Jersey Baleste James Kehoe Kehoe Emil OC. Rogge Rogge Regge Recorder Stanton New York Tiffany & Co

Soldiers Lose Votes As Field Balloting Is Denied

Washington reports that soldiers in the field lose the right to vote as a national law is absent and state laws vary. Only Kansas and Pennsylvania had such laws, with ballots to be sent to encamped regiments and counted by officers. Manila and other camps face delays, while war department policy and furloughs threaten further vote losses amid partisan appeals.

Washington Overstrast Kansas Pennsylvania Santiago Manila

United States troop ship Pennsylvania arrives Guam with wounded and passengers

The Pennsylvania arrived from Manila via Guam carrying 12 passengers mostly invalid soldiers from the Philippines. Dr. Smith, ex-surgeon of the Baltimore, is among them. The ship, which had touched Guam as the first US flag vessel since Charleston, faced local shifts in governance and rumors of a new Guam administrator. Dysentery, mumps, and measles sweep Manila as the Pennsylvania prepares to sail to San Francisco.

San Francisco United States Pennsylvania Manila Guam Philippines Dr. Smith Baltimore Alto Charleston Uncle Sam Pooh Bah Paslor Spain Borneo Merrivan

Doctor Returns to island as crowd cheers captain

The U S government restored the physician to the island after a removal deemed serious in its circumstances. Spaniards hailed the captain of the Pennsylvan ia for bringing him back. Private Clarence H Porter of Fleet New York died at the military hospital Sunday night. His brother Fred, 14, is critically ill with pneumonia and not expected to live. Hawaiian sugar negotiations see the trust extend offers to contract for three years, favoring the California refinery and Port Costa exports. Captain Tanner, U S N, arrived to choose a site for a coaling wharf.

United States Pennsylvania Clarence H. Porter Company A Fleet New York Military Hospital Fred Sugar Trust California Port Costa San Francisco New York Howard & Co Southern Pacific Captain Tanner U. S.N

Tax rulings declare mercantile letters non taxable

Washington Oct 1 The commissioner of internal revenue decides mercantile letters of credit are not bills of exchange since no actual draft or order exists and they are conditional promises to be fulfilled by shipment or other conditions. He also holds checks drawn abroad and collected through U S banks are not subject to stamp tax.

Washington Uct Commissioner of Internal Revenue Commiestoner

Secret Muncie Marriage Revealed During Winter Plans

After years of secrecy a bride and groom were wed near Muncie three weeks ago and are now headed to Florida with the bride’s brother Rev J Rutledge. The groom, 32, and the bride, 31, sought privacy to shield Mr Shiveley’s children from knowledge of the union. The couple’s confidant Mrs Sarah Irwin, of Newark, Ohio, accompanied by Rev Rutledge, helped arrange the ceremony in a grove three miles south of the city under a tree.

Munele Ind William Shvelay Florida Shiveley Sarah Irwin Newark Ohio

Union Pacific Travel Offers Finest Western Service

The article notes Mrs Irwin widowed after long marriage, now marrying Mr Shiveley. It highlights direct rail lines to Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and Portland via Union Pacific. The service promises unexcelled routes to principal western points with Pullman Palace Sleepers and related cars on The Union Pacific line.

Abe Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Portland Union Pacific

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