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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1899

Page

6

Praise for Soldiers A.R Department issues an address

The department officials issue an order praising soldiers from the Civil War to the Spanish American War. Kansas, led by a gallant son, is commended for its part in freeing slaves and honoring veterans. A reception and grand parade plan are outlined with invitations to participate in uniform.

A. Ft Kansas Serabin Eaneas Pursian Banas Hervier Grand Army Department Etate Kansas, To Take Place In Te— Beka Grand Army of the Republic Haw Eitizerie Tie Bork

A Special Cup Controversy Over Yacht Crews

The Evening World and Daily Mail propose a special cup race between Shamrock and Columbia. A change of crews is suggested to settle whether the Columbia crew outperforms the Shamrock crew or vice versa, amid cross-channel debate.

New York Evening World Daily Mail Lon- Ohh Shamrock Columbia Iselin Sir Lipton

Casualty List From Front Lines and Posts

Washington reports Gen Otis noting casualty details across units and places. Entries list killed and wounded soldiers from Sixth and Fourth Infantry, Ninth and Seventeenth, with names such as Willard Winters and Horace Ishingen, spanning Cebu Island to Manila Bay and Arayat with dates in October and September.

Washington Otis Othe Way Sixth Infantry Jew Ne Gots Daniel Adam Angview Porm Willard Winters Angeles Hugene Wilebt Island of Cebu A. Wan Aeeay Horace Ishingen Fan Nicholas Dig Ninth George K. Wanater Beast Kelly Eevee Et Rand Churien S. Wilson Cevere Seventeenth Hlety Ronser Wen Joseph Thomas Iguinto Thaman Lynch St Sevaze Lestin Bherentesn Firat Gustav Will fHederaiv Matthew Killion Foran Bara Williams Cheek

Supreme Court Validates Des Moines Tax Case

The Des Moines town, Ordinance 18 The supreme court ruled the large bridge project and tax act valid. The decision upheld the tax levy used to fund the Combination Company and to erect the entire property, despite a suit from property owners alleging unconstitutionality.

Des Moines Town suPreme Court Sioux City

Ready Made Houses Demand Grows in Turkey Ohio

Turkey Ohio Oct 16 The En Buyer or The publisher of a local trade paper Frevalued an inquiry from Turkey for ready made frame cottages of two stories with shingle roof complete in every detail except window panes They must have from river to five rooms including servants quarter and rence in price from 3200 to Simmons and upward Loan Company Wants to Get In The Crippin Lawrence Investment Company of Denver Colo has applied to be secretary of te for a charter from laws of Kan ena The company In a former Kansas concert having operated at Salina several years ago Prosperity brings new investment and loan companies to the state A Penny For Your Thoughts Take advantage of the 3 7 00 Inducement on Majestic Ranges all this week Thorpson Hdwe Co Dr

Turkey Grieswead Ohio Crippin-Lawrence Investment Company Denver Col Kanena Kansas Concert Salina Sevral Blutes

Soldiers Get Drunk En Route to Manita

Cincinnati reports the Forty sixth Regiment of Volunteers enroute from Massachusetts to Manita faced drumhead court martial after a spur of drunkenness aboard trains. Thirty offenders were sent to Columbus Barracks. further trials and punishments followed at Valley Junction with men awaiting transport to St Louis.

Cincinnati Massachusetts Manita Chesapeake D& Onjo Kish Hezier Drumbenil Fuurt Mastial Columbus Barracks Valley Junction Deumbend Court Mirtal Jruard Boure St. Louis Vailey Junction

Speech in Commons on South Africa Policy Sparks Crowds

London Oct 12 crowds packed the House of Commons for a government policy speech by Joseph Chamberlain. Balfour, Munin, and other ministers faced questions on Cape Colony action, India, and Kruger, with Chamberlain defending the admin and criticizing Redmond and Kilkenny MPs.

London House of Commons Joseph Chamberlain South Africa Treasury Arthur J. Baltwir International Commission India Tord George Mamilten Isin Roupe Ne Exchequer Pgte Risifour Am Interpet Oon Cape Galaxy Pre Echiginer Cape Cape Colony Sir Alfred Muninr Letremner Feary Luton-Karr Yemertay Kilkenny Claré Patrick O'Bried Redmond Dustrah Coliiers Tsichtiba Vely Hedmond Kruger Balfour East Clare Suen Germany Mr. Chamberlain Kroger Mir. Stanhope Sir Chamberlain Hawkes Jy Sir Win Vernon Harcourt John Morley Stanhope Court Gulley Ita

Dewey Declines Macon Georgia Visit Invitation

Washington report states Admiral Dewey received a Macon Georgia delegation inviting a visit but he cannot make the trip at the time of his return to Atlanta. The invitation was tendered October 13 and Dewey expressed regret at not being able to go.

Macon Georgia Washington Dewey Atjun

Reports From Methodist Society Meeting In Pittsburg

The second day’s Benaton of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church focused on committee reports. The finance committee cited total appropriations of 3177477 with 48530 for denominational work and 3400 for Oriental work in California and Hawaii.

Pittsburg Benaton Womas S Tant Miseratiary Society Methodist Placopa Church California Hawaii

Finest Afloat United States transport Thomas sails for dry dock

The Thomas, a Seeserk troop ship, departed the shipyard for New Rates en route to the Philippines in early November. She will carry over two thousand personnel including soldiers, officers, nurses and crew. The ship features a 52 ton daily icemaking plant, a 10 000 gallon daily water condenser, a bakery carbonating machine, laundry, cold storage, soldiers writing room, dining hall for 76, and officer quarters.

Philadeoms United States Thomas Asiet Philippines Quartermaster’s Department

WANTS LOWER RATES Portland Seeks Tariff Reduction

Portland chamber trustees voted to ask the war department for a readjustment of customs duties in the Philippines. They requested a 60 percent cut on items including fruit pork butter and cheese and planned to telegram Pacific coast chambers for support.

Portland Philippines Ore Chamber of Commerce War Department Chambers of Commerce of San Francisco Lee Apples Seattle Tacoma Pacifico Chast Jobbers’ and Manufacturers” Association Interstate Commerce

White Ribbon delegates sail to National convention begin in Seattle

Delegates from Indiana North and South Dakota Maine New Hampshire Iowa Illinois Missouri Minnesota Michigan Massachusetts Nebraska and Wisconsin travel on the White Ribbon train via the Great Northwest route arriving 45 hours after departure. The Kansas California and other delegations on a special train were delayed 13 hours. With many visitors en route the convention opens Friday with about 200 attendees. Hotels and boarding houses are filled and visitors are quartered with private families.

Seattle W. C. TI Indiana North South Dakota Maine New Hampshire Iowa Ilinois Missouri Minnesota Michigan Massachusetts Nebraska Wisconsin Kansas California

Bridge combine formed as American Bridge Company set to operate

Pittsburg reports that the American Bridge Company has completed a nationwide combine of 27 plants with a capital of 67.1 million dollars. It includes 35 million preferred and 24 million common stock, and will be in operation by the first of next month from its New York City headquarters.

Pittsburg Toituy American Bridge Company Eae Soe Bork A New York City

Michigan Supreme Court Denies Woman as Prosecuting Attorney

Lansing Oct 19 The Michigan Supreme Court denies a woman the right to hold the prosecuting attorney office in Ogemaw County. Justices Long Hooker Montgomery and Grant split opinions on constitutional and legal grounds, with one view favoring legislative and judicial limits and the other suggesting public sentiment supports broader rights for women. The decision hinges on constitutional provisions and the interpretation of qualifications for office.

Michigan Supress Lansing Mich Supreme Court Oren Merritt B. Abbott Ogeman County Long Hooker Montgomery Grant Justice Hooker Justice Moores

Surprised in camp by bandits in Patagonia region

Deputy Sheriff Fleweiling and posse returned from Harshaw after a dawn engagement with bandits in the Patagonia mountains. Three hundred shots were exchanged at Howry camp as the outlaws fled the fire. one wounded bandit was carried away, while the gang had terrorized the county with cattle theft and arson.

Nogales A.T Sheriif Posse Harshaw Patagonia Hox Can Sunrize Howry

Kansas volunteers slated to be mustered out October 2

San Francisco reporters say the Kansas volunteers will be mustered out on October 2 to allow them to return home in time to vote in the forthcoming election. The announcement was denounced last night as hastening withdrawal for political purposes.

Kansas San Francisco Cal Kansas Volunters

Storm devastates Teton county sheep herders in Montana

A Great Falls report lists four dead and several missing sheep herders in the latest storm. Among the fallen are Norman Prayce and Wil Graham, with others working for W. K. Flowerie and Homer Sheep Co. Snow four feet deep, two parties unaccounted for, and bodies delayed by rugged terrain.

Denver Great Falls Mont Teton County Norman Prayce W. K. Flowerie Wil Graham Homer Sheep Company Ladd Wallace Taylor Mclntosh Conrey J. ©. Quigsey Phew Withiam Coburn Charnex McDonnell Dupuyer Sun River Tanyen W. J. Ralston Birch Creek Canyon Withun Graham

Kansas Men in San Francisco After Philippine Service

The Fighting Twentieth arrives at the Presidio in San Francisco. Generals and lieutenants gain fame for perilous river crossings and daring river rescues during the Philippines campaign while soldiers entertain visitors and await muster out.

Funston San Francisco Kansas Presidio Philippines Ody San Barxhielt Rik Hardy Company M Dryedale Willey Company H Drysdain Barney Company A Charles Muiler Ferguson Philippine Oes Solated Tli

Local voters urged to support city fund drive

A fragment notes residents were urged to contribute or subscribe to a city fund drive without fear of harassment or discrimination for nonparticipation, attributed to a messenger in the city.

Loyal Legion Officers Elected at Philadelphia Convention

The 15th annual convention of the Loyal Legion commandery-in-chief elected officers led by Commander-in-chief Lieutenant General John B. Schofield of New York. Other posts include Henry C. Merriam, J. B. Nicholson, W. P. Oxford, and George D. Tirteen, with future meetings planned for Indianapolis.

Chic Philadelphia Military Order of Loyal Legion John Bt. Schofield New York CP. Clark Connecticut Henry C. Merriam J, BP. Nicholson Phildelphia Register W. P. Oxford U.S George D. Tirteen W. L. James Henry 3. Hurrage Maine George W. Chandler Michigan George Brown Indiana Charles A. Waetruff George H. Sanbor Minnesota Roswell Mason Oltnuis Indianapolis

Survivors Return From Arctic Open Boat Ordeal

John Wideosen first mate of the sealing schooner Bowhead reports a 1 days in an open boat terror after a whale damaged their vessel near Good News bay. They drifted at sea and swamped near Hoshinuta, then walked 30 miles to the Yukon before rescue.

San Francisco John Wideosen Good News Bay Wideosen Kuskowin River Hoshinuta Yukon

Atchison Man Elected to Executive Committee of Railway Bridge Superintendents

Detroit dated October 19 The Association of Railway Superintendents of Bridges and Buildings elected officers including President Aaron B Markley of Danville Mizvies Vice President W A Rogers of Chicago State Joseph M M State of Richmond Va secretary S F Patterson Concord ON Treasurer N W Thompson Fort Wayne Ind and committee members A M Strain Heifin Gratton W V Fw Tranter Atchison Kan A Sin Merman Cleveland Greenville Pa Arthur Montsheimer Milwaukee St Louis chosen as next meeting host with dates October 31 18 mod 19

Detroit Mich Association of Railway Superintendents of Bridges and Aaron Markley Danville Mizvies W. A. Rogers Chicago Joseph MM State Richmond Danes Per Ind BP Pickering Suntville F. Patterson Concord Fort Wayne Ai. Strain Sprtiu Heifin Gratton W. Vv Tranter Atchison Kan A. Sin. Merman Leveland Greenville Arthur Montsheimer Milwaukee

Transport Schedule Under Government Issuance

Government issued transport timetable lists ships Newport Mancuense Tar tar Renmore Peking and others with officers and men counts. The Olympia Pennsylvania Hancock prepare to sail early week to move the Thirty-ninth regiment from Seared. Terse wartime logistics note.

San Francisco Quartermasters Department Newport Mancuense Tartar Amie Renmore Peking Olympia Pennsylvania Seared Hancock

Philippine officials arrive in Vancouver en route to Washington

Prot Dr Worcester and Col Denby, Philippine commissioners, arrived on the Empress of Japan and left for Washington to report to the president. They will not comment to press until the report is released. Also aboard was Editor Selmour who says Lawton should command and Otis hesitates to grant victory status.

Vancouver B. C Worcester Denby Japan Washington Setimour Manila American America United States

Lipton's Guests Sail Home From New York

A number of Sir Thomas Lipton's guests sailed for Europe on the White Star ship Oceanic. Lord and Lady Charles Beresford were among the last to depart, with other guests including Hon. Cecil Brownies Harold Burdett Right Hon. Arnold Morey M. P. Ran Mi and Mr Alfred Muir Kenn ficker Kenn. Lord Sackville West W. D. Ticks Joseph Larence and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilson and Miss Muriel Wilson also sailed.

New York Sir Thomas Lipton Europe Lord Charles Beresford Oceanic Sir Thomas Cecil Brownies Harold Burdett Arnold Morey M. P. Ran Mi Alfred Muir Kenn. Fickson Lord Sackville West W. D. Ticks Joseph Larence Mrs Kenneith Wison Mies Muriel Wison

Rates Cut by Kansas City Witsbars & Gulf to Tex

Kansas City Witsbars & Gulf lowers packing house rates from Kansas City to Houston Galveston and Beaumont Texas effective October 21 to 38 cents per hundred pounds a three cent cut from earlier levels to preserve the 1 cent Omaha differential. Switchmen on the B C I N railroad strike for higher wages in Cedar Rapids. Death of W H Appleton noted in Riverdale New York aged 85.

Texas Kansas City Witsbars & Gulf Houstin Galveston Beaumont Tex Omaha Cedar Rapids

Col Metcalf Report on Tartar Delay at Hong Kong Harbor

Secretary of War instructed Gen Shafter to obtain a full statement on the Tartar delay. Report says British chartered ship allowed 4 passengers, overcrowding disputed, clearance granted after inspection. About 2.5 hours delay noted, amid press and soldier comments.

Hong Washington Oc 1 Secretary of War Shafter San Francisco Hong Kong Shatter Department Long Kong Washington Manila Corbin Gersso Kaneus Hong Kane Harber Utfcer Kansas

Plodays Market Report Wheat Trends in Opening Trade

Chicago WHEAT opened weak amid large iron ore and copper activity with buyers hesitant. December options rose briefly before selling pressure returned as corn strength and rising shipments influenced prices. Cash demand firm, but liquidation mood pressed futures. market closed softer in most contracts with reduced activity and mixed signs from Minneapolis and Duluth.

Chicago Helena Asce Minneapolis Daluth Curn Eibies Uae

Chicago Savestock Market Report and Wheat Decline

Chicago Savestock markets show firmer cattle and sheep with receipts around 200 and 1250. natives and Texan cattle and hogs noted. Wheat futures split, early declines amid mixed export signals, corn steady to firm at close. general market cautious with notes on demand and prices.

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Grain and Livestock News Across Markets and Bids

Market notes from Kansas City to Chicago report hog receipts near 16 000 with steady prices and strong chatter on feed costs. Wheat futures firm around 115 while corn quotes show variable activity. hogs and cattle prices cited with mentions of river and port shipments and ongoing packing demand. Weather maps and seasonal effects cited as influencing futures and farm decisions.

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