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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1897

Page

4

Kansas Wheat in Hungary Show Milkers Pleased With It

General Hest of Vienna reports July weather favorable for crops in Hungary and nearby regions. Hungarian grain supply includes wheat from Hungary and barley and oats. imports from America and Austria affect prices. Milkers express confidence in American wheat competing with Austrian flour as sales in Rotterdam and Antwerp continue amid global grain controls. Efforts to abolish wheat tariffs in France could impact U.S. wheat prices.

Amértca Austia Euinsiien Rotterdam Antwerp Trumsbeennie Fuurtes Wurring Fistali Rusia Wietina Sud Snidere Dave France

WILL TRY INJUNCTION Against mine owners in southeast Russia region

County and state officials plan to seek an injunction to stop mine owners from forcing miners to work unpaid overtime and to pressure them into accepting scrip. The effort aims to enforce new labor law across Cherokee Crawford counties, with a possible Supreme Court appeal within days.

Russia Widhy Cherokee County Cherokee Crawford Eupreme Kansas

Mrs Stevenson Arrives in San Francisco with Visitors

From Samoa Mrs Robert Louis Stevenson and her daughter Mrs Isabel Strong disembarked from the steamship Alusieda on arrival from Sydney Hong Kong. Mrs Stevenson plans a short visit and return to Samoa. She regrets missing the Portsmooth Square monument unveiling for her late husband. We mend and sew on buttons free of charge. Peerless Steam Laundry.

Robert Louis Stevenson San Francisco San Franciaio Gut He Ainemer Alusieda Bydney Portsmooth Square Peerless Steum Laundry

Name on a Tombstone Case in Fraternal Aid Association

An investigation unfolds in Leavenworth circuit court this November into Edward Housell of Lawrence, grand Secretary of the Fraternal Aid association, on charges of using the U.S. mail for fraudulent purposes and obtaining money under false pretenses. The proceedings trace forged documents, misrepresented members, and a claimed death in Colorado linked to beneficiary payments as officers, doctors, and local notaries debated signatures and identities.

Edward Housell Lawrence Fraternal Air Association United States United States Circuit Court Leavenworth Rowswil Macy T. Wright James M. Richey Peoria Couns Fraternal Aid Association Jodie St. Louis Righey Peoria Lode Agard Richey Ritchey Styunell Topeka Junction City Panl Abeliey J. A. Styder Tipoka Py A.A Bent Toey Ryder J. H. Cammack Abram Bicrl Robert Mackey Huerfano County Cole TE. C. Stine Ottawa Stine Will T. Walker Clty de. Hyder Tadlitts Cullynan Abram Michart H. T. Lamme Pictou Col Baditto Commack Ethve Hickey Mary T. Wright Mackey Richart Curmuck Batinart Geo. W. Stansfield Fransas Avenue Miller’s Pharmacy Sixth and Topeka Avenue

In Gay New York at Grand Opera House Next Week

Review previews Klaw and Erlanger's burlesque production In Gay New York opening Monday at Grand Opera House. Describes lavish costumes and high-priced floor seats, with a large white-male minstrel cast, new songs, and notable acts including Johnny Brown and Safly. Also notes upcoming shows at Crawford theater and hypnotist Santaneli engagement.

Slaw & Erlanger New York Grand Opera Hirse Rowley & Snow Toster Klaw & Erlanger Catins Johnny Brown Brite Safly Huckieterry Denton Sie Francoinni Kurker Heart of Crawford Theater Jeah Grand Opera Anf Nigeht Santaneli Tie

Illinois Synod meets in Galesburg on home missions

Oct 22 last day of the Illinois Synod of the Presbyterian church discussed home missions and church societies. Twelve new churches were organized and contributions increased. Reports covered ministerial relief religion state, home missions work in Tutnets, and several topics including temperance Sabbath and systematic beneficence. Addresses by J H Finley and T Lewis Jutmsiin closed the session. women’s society met in nine in session.

Galesburg Til Illnois Rey. D. J.johnson Hioine Miksiong Rev F Alesanter Wiliam McCavehey Res. W. JB. Minton J. H. Finley Knox College T. Lewis Jutmsiin Pine Blum Ark Seacion

Canada imposes duties to guard Klondike trade

Victoria on October 22 reports Canada will levy duties on every pound of goods entering the Klondike region. The government revokes free shipment allowances for prospectors and assigns customs officers at Stickeen, Tagish Lake, and the Yukon to enforce the new tariff regime.

Canada Victoria B. C Klondike Tagish Luke Yukon

Attitude of Lady Henry Somerant Provokes WCTU Response

New York report notes Lady Henry Somerset's stance on the vice regulation pact among soldiers in India. Frances Willard, president, urges White Ribbon sisters to await convention declarations, defend abstinence standards, and uphold the Union's principles with charity.

New York Henry Somerant Miss Willard To- Tente Buffalo Woman's Christian Temperance Union Wheder Henry Somereat Welland Maliee

HOW TO SALUTE THE FLAG DISPUTE AT NAVAL ACADEMY

The board of visitors and Captain Cooper dispute the proper flag saluting method at colors. The board favors removing caps, while Captain Cooper argues for maintaining headgear in uniform as the correct naval practice. Secretary Lone is urged to continue current traditions.

Board of Visitors The Naval Academy Captain Cooper Washington Cooper Beard Lone Cooper Welleyes Naval Service

Confederate Veterans Denounce Virginia Textbook Controversy

In Richmond on October 2 a meeting of prominent Confederate veterans adopted resolutions denouncing Barnes history of the United States as taught in Virginia’s public schools and urging the state Board of Education to remove it. Colonel John Cussons attacked the book as a pack of yarns, remarks cheered by the audience.

Virginia Richmond At & Mas Barnes United State John Cussons Confederate Vetrrane

Altgeld Denounces Dems Unity Claim in Chicago Speech

Former Governor Altgeld declares there is no division in the Democratic ranks and charges certain corporate-connected members with siding with gold Democrats to serve monopolies. He says the true anti-corruption movement is uniting and strong, while the party of the people earned 100,000 votes last year. Ta Porte pickle land sale noted briefly, with plans for a large factory.

Chicago Bet Weld Altgeld M Aunstion Mia Party Democratic Party Paris

Cuban Relief Society forms clothing drive for insurgents

Miss Clemenche Trejo in New York leads a campaign to assemble clothing for Cuban insurgents and their families. A meeting at 93rd street home of Senora Menocal organized a relief committee to distribute garments to soldiers, women, and children amid wartime hardship.

New York Clemenche Trreo Conmul Ieee Noo OB Senora Ménocal Arta Drew

Colored Boy Seeks Court Order Over Institute Admission

Clark of Baltimore sues the Marian Institute for Promoting Mediatte Artin Leeraice and seeks an order to force admission for a 16 year old. Judge Ritchie orders the Insurance to show cause. K J M Cargill appointed Clark Sepulcher for the Institute October 4, but the appointment was rejected. A law passed to regulate the Institute and admit colored students. Parish SeRlNePm requires the Institute to reopen Clark’s case and provide true admission.

Clark Baltimore Haltimbre Oct Vig Connell K. J. M. Cargill Clark Jay Sepulcher Chake Birheel Institute

Mule Kills Bulldog in Farm Attack near Fiwood

An incident at George Hall’s farm near Fiwood ends with a bulldog killed by a mule after a brutal twenty minute struggle. The dog lunged at the mule and the animal kicked and stamped the dog until it lost shape. The scene involved a fierce canine defense and a dangerous mule attack.

Balug Indianapolis Geores Hall Fiwood Tani Stratecy

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