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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1899
Page
6
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An extensive list defines golf terms from approach to wedge, grip to dormy, with notes on club parts, ball flight, and scoring. It includes historical spellings and references to terms like draw, bunkers, and green, describing actions, equipment, and common phrases used in play.
Chicago readers report a startling incident at an anti imperialist gathering where a stylishly dressed woman urged the audience to take down the American flag. She refused to name herself but said she is the sister of a soldier, daughter and wife of others serving in the Philippines. The meeting adopted a declaration denouncing imperialism and calling for immediate end to the war, opposing any candidate who supports subjugation or militarism. The call urged broad cooperation among loyalists to defend independence and the Constitution.
The Priests League held its second day in Philadelphia on October 1 with a pontifical mass at St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral. Papal delegate Maruel presided, assisted by Rev. Edward Bush and others, as archbishops and priests attended the service shaped by Catholic rites and local clerical honors.
City of Mexico Oct 14 Mrs Diaz wife of the president shows health gains while the yellow fever outbreak lessens at Vera Cruz thanks to cooler weather and better sanitation. A fatal Cordoba case linked to Sanurelil serum, new cases rise in Origaba and nearby deaths reported. Thousands join a grand demonstration for President Diaz’s re election at Merida.
Arch bishop Corrigan issues a circular urging clergy to caution against sending Catholic children to nonsectarian and fashionable schools. The letter notes concerns over loss of Catholic devotion and tradition as families seek prestige and social advantages, risking a decline in religious education and moral instruction.
Passengers on a Connecticut train faced an unusual delay as a swarm of wasps caused a stoppage near Stamford. Doors opened, travelers fled to escape stinging insects while the crew tried to regain order amid the disruption.
The governor’s plan includes bringing troops from San Francisco to Topeka and sending them home at state expense after a Topeka reception. The transportation will be part of the general bill, with railroads awaiting legislative action for reimbursement. In Warsaw Indiana, Oct 18 the Ross family was poisoned by cheese. three are critically ill and Mr Ross died after the meal.
A garbled golf scene describes a putt mishap near the club, mentions a driver, iron and wedge, and notes a ball in a risky spot. The narrative references players or places in a confused way, with no clear outcome or named individuals.
President McKinley and his cabinet were greeted by crowds in Chicago Evanston Michigan City and Three Oaks Oct 18. Enthusiasm surged as locals cheered the president and officials while he spoke briefly and introduced his cabinet amid flag waving students and civilians.
Washington reports full authorized army strength reached with 100000 troops available. Of these 65000 regulars and 35000 volunteers. congress must act to grow the force further. Otis commands about 49000 men as reinforcements move to the Philippines. twelve regiments set for rapid dispatch via ships including Meranons de Oly and Victoria.
A Kansas City event recounts a dinner for Kansans hosted in Topeka with Missouri and Kansas leaders in attendance. Speakers welcomed guests including grand master A.M. Allen of Missouri and other state officials. The program featured toasts and acknowledgments as participants from Topeka Kansas City and surrounding areas joined in the exercises.
E Brown, organizer of the Democratic league, faced cold treatment in Leavenworth this week. He accused local Democrats of clinging to fusion plans and warned he would not pursue organizing here. He criticized the party and labeled supporters as old, dried up partisans backing Breidenthal for governor.
Severe storms with floods sweep southern districts of Italy. At Bangiorgio a bridge and twenty houses are washed away with suspected loss of life. In Monte Mololu a church was struck during mass, killing several and injuring about forty.
Neary 200 delegates from across the country gathered in Pittsburg for the eighteenth annual national convention of the Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The event opened with devotional exercises led by Mrs. George W. Makefield. Mrs. GC. W. Smith welcomed visitors on behalf of the Pittsburg conference, while Rev. Dr. Daniel Dorchester spoke for Christchurch. Mrs. I. D. Jones and President Fisk offered responses and the president delivered her annual address.
Parkersburg West Virginia October 18 General Wanko pugilist from Washington Pennsylvania found guilty of manslaughter in ceasing the death of Felix Carr of St Albans West Virginia in glove contest near there recently. His testimony that he delivered the fatal blow in self defense swayed the jury to convict. Penalty ranges from one to five years in the penitentiary.
The governor signed a pardon for Frank Bristol of Mitchell county who served years in the penitentiary and has been praised for his work in the engine rooms and around prison machinery. Bristol is offered employment by friends and will regain his liberty today.
At about 11 o'clock Monday night a would be robber attempted to hold up George Henry, a Santa Fe bracksmith on Adams Street near Third. Henry fought back, biting the thief’s fingers and receiving a blow to the head before the robber fled, leaving his hat behind. Henry, who sustained a head gash, continued homeward with help from a handkerchief tied to the wound. The incident ends with Henry pursuing possible suspects while a claim remains unresolved.
Globe Arizona reports friction between Indian police and negro soldiers at the San Carlos agency. On October 23 about 37 soldiers attacked Indians at the Tonto camp near the Gila river, injuring several and drawing harsh Indian demands for punishment. Thirteen soldiers are jailed for trial. an Indian officer wounded fatally could worsen the crisis.
Jubilee missionary convention of the American Christian Missionary Society closes with over 12,000 visitors amid mass meetings in Music Hall. Reports show $2,260,000 raised in fifty years, 2,801 churches established, 585,60 additions, and 295,153 under auxiliary organizations. Next annual meeting set for Kansas City with push to Pittsburgh.
Chicago opening shows narrow markets with wheat under pressure as profit takers and uncertain demand influence prices. Corn receipts steady but weak on commission house selling. oats inactive with minor support. Hog futures lower as supplies near 29,000 expected. cash cattle activity steady to firm with mixed demand indicated. Market movements reflect cautious stance as traders weigh early season signals and local receipts.
Kansas City Livestock Market reports steady cattle receipts with live cattle prices varying. Hog and produce sections show modest declines and market activity mixed as buyers weigh futures and demand.
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