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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1898

Page

3

Elevator Combine Rumors Roil Chicago Manufacturing

Chicago Oct 17 Elevating firms from the past and west aim to form a large combine within a month. AV BD Baldwin of Otis in New York left for the east after taking an option on Crane Elevator, with Standard Elevator and Elton Prince reportedly involved though no firm action yet. Negotiations have stalled earlier but are now moving toward execution.

Chicago AV. BD. Baldwin Otis Levator Company New York Crane Hieva Chiesa Standard Elevator Company Eiton & Prince Co Anid

War Investigation Commission Leaves Washington on Southern Junket

The War Investigating Commission departed Washington for the South aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad furnished train. Twenty four persons travel including nine commissioners and Associated Press representative. Train features include a parlor car a dining car and sleeping cars with private room space. The party will be conducted by a Pennsylvania tourist agent and make a layover at Tarksonville.

War Investigation Commission Washington War Investeating Commission South Pennsylvania Atlantic Associated Press Pennsylvania Railroad Corbin— Athen Ba Ie Poliman General Dodge Tarksonvilie

Sultan Receives Straus Audience With New American Minister

Constantinople 27 The sultan hosted Oxcar Straus, the new United States minister, with cordial ceremonies. His majesty expressed pleasure at seeing Mr Straus again and hoped recent U.S. Turkey tensions would ease. The United States plans to elevate the American legation to an embassy and appoint Mr Straus ambassador.

Sultan Straus Constantinopl Sultan Uisturdey Oxcar United States Sr. Straus Turkey Mr. Straus Constantinople

Ottoman government weighs succession after palace audience

The report notes a cautious consideration of a succession within the Ottoman administration following a royal audience. Mr. Jirnis then visited the porte and afterward the American colony, signaling ongoing diplomatic and expatriate engagement.

Bassador Mr. Jirnis Porte

Paris in turmoil as royalists rally and strikes loom

An anxious mood grips Paris on October 1 with sensational rumors of coups and royalist plots. Nationalists denounce the republic while Edouard Drumont calls for depriving Jews of suffrage. The strike wave threatens railways but public protests swell in defense of workers. The socialist alliance contends the republic must withstand military interference and defend civil liberties.

Paris Burrier Jena Plaetis Fen Rochefort Fushoda Dreyfus France Paria Henri Moreans Duke de Luynes Place Vendome Brand Orleans Paria Bulla- Ine Infantis Onvales Publc Parkeli Henri Gavreud Samary Marebardts Haute Maras Corneine Socialist Party Alieliance, Ranmailiert 2 Hersco

Real estate transfers and a major fire in Albuquerque

The register records transfers from Middaugh to Deppe and wife for 200 on Fillmore Street and from Bule and wife to Nelson Doyle for 1 on Madison Street. Wilder and wife transfer 200 to John Prost on Sixth Avenue East Mulvane’s subdivision. A fire on Main Street destroyed six buildings including the Metropolitan hotel block in Albuquerque.

Aralie Middaugh Deppe Fillmore Middaugh Audittonny Bule Nelson T. Doyle Madison Street Crane E. Wilder John B. Prost Sixth Avenue Mulvane’s Albuquerque Metropolitan Hotel

Revenue Tax Take Near Two Decades High at NYSE

Nathan B. Scott says revenue receipts meet estimates with strong gains since the June 16 stamp tax law. He notes daily collections around $18,000 and the New York Stock Exchange contributing about $14,000 per day, with little complaint from the major taxpayers.

New York Stock Exchange Wheeling W. Va Nathan B. Scott Internal Revenue West Virginia The Nation Republican Committee Ely Chicago Scott Bureau New York Exchange

Boys Plead Guilty in Postage Stamp Theft Ring

For six months the W. W Gavitt Medical Co. reported missing postage and revenue stamps plus other items totaling several hundred dollars. Investigations led to multiple boys and some employees, with two ringleaders arrested and pleading guilty. Dozens of youths tied to small thefts are under scrutiny as the firm shifts to trusted staff for handling mail and deliveries.

North Topeka Social Notices and Local Updates

Items for the volume were left at the Kimball Pig in North Topeka before 1 o clock. Mrs. 7. os Bite left for a month's visit in Chicago and eastern points. Olivia Mischom returned from Omaha with her family. The W. Te K. club meets October 1k with Mrs. Thos Reagic. Rev W. J. Hutchinson returned from Newton after preaching at a Baptist state meeting. The First Christian church women meet at Mrs. W. W. Crittenden’s home. Mr. and Mrs. No 1 Conkle entertain guests at 6 o'clock Thursday evening. Nellie Mitsuecheon of Seattle will return home. Mrs. Palmer solicits donations for poor children. Union Pacific man died at the state home in Kansas City. The community notes cover travel, visits, church events, and local obituaries.

Kimball Pig. Co Bee Thos Reagic Quincy Street WL. Byers Keokuk Topeke W. J. Hutchinson Newton Baptist State Conventon First Christian Church W. W. Crittenden Monroe Street Conkle Conkle-Jordan Second Presbyterians JB Glencle Tn Eichnson W. A Caliwel Lesa Mire Palmer Congrega- Bural Siti Tie Duuehtes Mes Wens Avert Kansen City Lookiew Topeka Ff Grant Maxwell Port Worth Robert Maxwell Twerthy Maxwell Frances Hall Fort Scott HC Teitt Edgar Etter Chicago F. C. Popenes A. M. Harvey Teavenwoorth Bessie Hayden A. H. Connelly Kansas City Kirk White Fillmore Street Hartley Green Baldwin Raleigh Miller Roosevelt Rough Riders Denver Harriet Russell Baltimore J. A. Russell Kansas Ciy Ftlee City of Mexico Magrie Marshall Oder Edna Crane Gertrude Devereux Susie Gay Lawrence Saturny

Mashed Fingers Claim in Wichita Door Incident

Perrin Dewey through attorney Campbell filed a 35000 damage suit in district court against the city of Wichita claiming that after an arrest, station doors closed on his hand, mashing three fingers. He alleges the officials caused severe injury needing further treatment.

Gail Wichita Wichita Perrin Dewey Campbell Wichiti

Social and Personal Calendar Highlights Week of Events

Social calendar lists weekly gatherings in Topeka area including weddings at the home of the bride's parents, multiple teas and card parties hosted by Mrs. Crosby and Mrs. Conkle, a Friday night dance at Hudson's hall, and a party for Miss Franc Littlefield. Notable entries mention Mr and Mrs. Horton hosting a dinner for guests in honor of the Littlefield and Stoddard engagement.

W.T. Crosby Mabel Wilson Franc Littefield Mabel Hillis Adah Conkle F. A. Lewis Archibald Corser Philadelphia WS. Kale Miss Conkle N. F. Conkle Jeridan-Conkle Frane Tittlefield Solomon Stoddard Topeka Avenue C. E. Jordan Keokuk Iowa Flad Lewis Walker Combs Priday Hudson's Hall Hermony Hall H. H. Club A. H. Horton T Peks Club Franc Littlefield Miles Littlefield Charles Blood Smith Mick Roesington Rosamond Horton Alice Prescott Staddard John Waters Ned Oxborn Lew Bronson H. %. Bronson Virgil McGrath Luvthe Palmer Besgie Jett Phil Reed Anna ‘Troutman Nirgil Cain Haxel Opal Pearson Mary Sutherland Esther Kieinhans Grace Helen Sterne Lua Bremmerman Mary Overholt Ethel Stebbers Marguérite Jetmore Dorothy Brown Arline Dietrich Pearl Sargent Blanche Jenness Wilhelmina Marburg Minnie Chamberlain Genevieve Henderson Maybelle Greil Stewart-Hamilton

Lee Jones a barometer predicting a terrible storm

The article states Druggist Lee Jones claimed to forecast a severe storm despite calm conditions. He warned that his body is a barometer that never fools him, predicting significant weather trouble and suggesting bets if he is wrong.

Good For Nothing Weather Department Lee Jones

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