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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1898
Page
6
A garbled report describes a Crawford Theatre performance featuring Ada Biathner and Albert Mpharts. The review notes a farce comedy's reception, with cast and company members highlighted amid unclear OCR text.
The fragmentary OCR notes a nickname or phrase about Beers and a team called Bears and Bangi. It suggests a sports or local league item with unclear names and numbers, but the readable pieces indicate a brief sports mention lacking coherent context or full names.
Duh Minn Oct 24 eleven Bear Gallidians surrendered from Walker were found guilty by the jury and sentenced by Judge Lachren to various jails or county terms. The only exceptions were Bah-Dong-Wee-Dung-Wonee-Shish and May-Mansh-Kow-Auai who received different outcomes. Several defendants were sent to St Louis County Duluth Clay County Moorhead and Otter Tail County jails for terms ranging from 60 days to ten months. AMah-Quah delivered an oration before sentencing expressing concern for his wife and four children. Father Aloysius witnessed the trial and helped arrange the surrender at Leach Wake.
The article recalls Dr Schenck's controversial embryological treatments tied to royal marriages in Vienna and Italy. It names Archduchess Fredericx of Austria and the Colinivas of Warwick as early cases and era figures, noting speculative lines of succession and political intrigue surrounding mistimed unions, papal opposition, and royal ambitions.
New York dispatch reports President McKinley facing a dilemma over duties on Cuban tobacco during military occupation. Cuban planters and American manufacturers clash over duty abolition as they warn of smuggling inferior tobacco and harming Havana markets. Congress may be asked to act.
In Houston on October 2 A Pariare a drum merchant was killed after a quarrel with George De Mon over an insult to Mrs De Mon. De Mon confronted Pariare in a store and shot him, the head blown off. Pariare's body to be shipped to Albany. The clipping also mentions a cigarette brand and a laundry ad with prices.
A report lists upcoming acts at Crawford theatre with Herrmann family magic and Adelaide Herrmann dances, plus Leon Herrmann, and new routines such as The Black Butterfly and Silver Clouds. Monroe Hart and Mattie Vickers present Gay Matinee Girl next Saturday. Uncle Tom’s Cabin musical on Friday.
Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Warrensburg State Normal 33 to 0 on the normal campus. An audience of about 1200 observed Kansas score mostly in the first half with a late surge by the Normals. The visitors opened with a kickoff wind on their side and held the lead early, then Kansas rallied to dominate the game.
Captain J G Waters attends court while Sheriff Porter Cook serves subpoenas in the Collins case. Kurnas avenue sees persistent dust clouds all day Sunday. Washburn college football faces Manhattan today. Various local notes cover crime, contracts, court, and community updates from the state.
John Madden of Benporta a leading Populist voice in Kansas will close the campaign at Madow hall Topeka Monday evening November 7 with Governor Leady delivering the opening remarks. Madden had withdrawn from the Fourth district congressional race and has since focused on law practice. The GOP has seized on his prior stance, prompting the state Populist central committee to push for final campaign appearances after initial reluctance.
Cherryvale October 24. The freight division at Chanute for the Cherryvale branch will be moved to Cherryvale on November 1. A new card will be posted soon to label the change.
Recept World's Fair entry promoted for United States travelers. Accessible from Missouri and Mississippi valleys with rail through tickets and Omaha stopovers. Reduced excursion rates to Omaha via the Burlington Route. Contact L. W. Wakelly and Howard Elliott in Louis, Missouri.
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