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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1898

Page

5

Just Like a Woman A Klondike Tale of Emma Kelly

Emma Kelly of Topeka returns from a year in the Klondike recounting gold wealth and hardship. She describes mining life, royalty costs, scarce provisions, and the ratio of men to women, plus stories of bear meat caribou and sleigh journeys. She also mentions a wrecked ship near Biashe and plans to winter in the Yukon’s north.

Dawson United States Bert York Selee Nisgor Siar Kelly Kiowa Biashe Jalund Mies Kelly Klondike

Klondike Adventurer Miss Kelly Recalls Yukon Trek

Miss Kelly, arriving at 4 PM, recounts the Klondike trek from headwaters to the Yukon and Dawson City life. She describes brutal cold, brief summers, royalty issues, mining claims, and the lure of reopening ventures while noting Dawson’s hospitals and harsh riverfront conditions.

Social and Personal Notes From Mrs Carpenter's Party

Mrs E M Carpenter hosted an afternoon party for Mrs Alfred Johnson at Waupan Wisconsin with abundant palms and plants. Guests included Mrs Alfred Johnson and many locals while Miss Edna Carpenter and Mrs G P Ashton provided music. Also notes on dances at Hudsons Fall and various visits, arrivals, and social engagements in Topeka society.

E. M. Carpenter Alfred Johnson Waupan Wis Carpenter Charlts E. Wardin Wills Eden Mra C. Saxton G. P. Ashton Mise 2Dna Carpenter Herman

Topeka and nearby travels noted in social column

Several residents are hosting and visiting relatives across towns. Miss Gertrude Devereux visits in Lance while Mika Edith Bristol returns home to St. Joe after a Topeka trip. Margret Griffith returns to Femporta from a visit with Miss Jennie McCall. Emma August heads home from New York and summer resorts. Mrs. Madison visits Emporta family. Mrs. R. Kelley heads to Ohio for winter with plans to rejoin in spring. Lizzie Boyle travels to Kansas City for winter with sister. Roland Pribtle hosts birthday party for seven, with music and games. Marriage of G. W. Freeman and Eva Allen solemnized at Oakland. David Sibley moves to Albuquerque for a Santa Fe job.

Olive Kiein Johnston W. W. Thompson West Steth Bradley Geneseo Til Topeka W. A. Morton Lou Stewart Shire Louise Bellaes Stee Margeret Wells Kengal City Omaha Lissie Wilson Galesbore Nellie Post W.J. Radcliff Anna Crane Misa Ollie Hayes Herman Colorado Springs Hirdie King Juccaré’s Freak Mitchell Alice Goodhue Emporia Eral Gertrude Devereux Lance Coal Club Hudsons Ball Mika Edith Bristol Ihome St. Joe Margaret Griffith Femporta Jennie McCall Emma August New York City Madison Emporta R. L. Cotran R. Kelley Ohio Kelle Mike Lizzie Boyle Arkansas City Charles Trowbridge Roland Pribtle G. W. Freeman Nickerson Miles Eva Allen Oakland L. F. Smith David Sibley Albuquerque Hurley New Mexico Santa Fe

Great Peace Jubilee Naval Review On Delaware River

Philadelphia October 25 crowds filled the city as the great peace Jubilee pageant began with a nine ship naval review on the Delaware River. War vessels anchored along the riverfront, bunting gleaming, while the procession moved upriver to honor the secretary of the Navy aboard the May. Comdr Josiah F. Adams led the day’s events with dignitaries, press, and invited guests aboard the McCauley and May as gun salutes marked the occasion.

Philadelphia Delaware River Geluw League Island Navy Yard McCauley Josiah FR. Adama Philadelphia Techt Club Ng Line New Jersey Secretary of the Navy

Wheel Tax Invalid

Chicago court rules the wheel tax ordinance invalid as no express or implied city power to levy such a license fee exists. The decision voids the annual wheel tax fund for street improvements and sustains the lower court’s injunction against collection.

Chicago Orrin C. Collins Circuit Court Cook County Supreme Court Tno

Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Register of Deeds

Real estate transfers listed include Heltman and wife to Mary L. Mae for 2000 in northwest quarter 33-11 7. Bary J. Wallace and husband to Catherine Heltman for 000 with parcels at 214 and 216 First Avenue. Dusie Webb and husband to Fremont Weaver for 00 at Plot 4a Chandler Street. Housebush and husband to Stewart ea east 85 feet at 371 Madison What Street.

Register of Deeds Heltman Mary L. Mae Northwest Bary J. Wallece Catherine Heltman First Avenue Ust Dusie Webb Fremont Weaver Chandler Street Aouth Loara PF Housebush Stewart Ea Jou Madison Stuhies Saaitian

Whitson Convicted Private Refuses Surrender to Military

Judge Colin refuses to surrender Private John Whitson of the Tennessee volunteers to military authorities. Whitson, a man, was convicted and warned that an example would be made. The guard house held no terrors as the case proceeded.

Guard House San Francisco Colin John Whitson The Tennessee Volunters Whitson

Acres of Diamonds lecture draw draws high demand

The Lecture Course reports strong interest with season tickets selling fast for the Thin Lecture course. Russell H Conwell is set to speak next Monday night in the high school assembly hall on Acres of Diamonds, and nearly every seat is expected to be filled. Subscribe for the State Journal.

Topeka Russell H Conwell Conwell

Cuba for Cubans a tumultuous Havana dispatch

Oct 5 Havana reports US protest over sale of immovable property and Cuban evacuation notes to the US commission. US inspectors and Havana police detail assigned. Spanish troops counted from Nuevitas and Gibara exceed 2,000. Capitan General Blancos discussed demobilization. Campsite for 100 men proposed near Pinar del Rio. medical and supply situations outlined. Red Cross reports rations for Matanzas area limited. emalipax epidemic feared in Gibara and Holguin. French steamer Chambon arrives with troops. Saint resumes to Gilimar carrying Luque and Holguin troops. Jose Martel urges Cubans to resist American landings.

Hava Hart United States Ward Police Department Snacatesata Senor Girauta Spanish Evacuation Commission Evacuaton Commission Trocha Vedado Spanab Nuevitas Misuei Gailart Gibara Montserrat Holguin Vedads Laine Havana Bey Blancota Fer Aptain Griseum Pinar del Rio Hecker Griscurs Hernando Velasco Loranto Genktar de Velasco Prone del Hic Lorenzo Keefs Red Cross Society Matangis San Antonio Matanzas Cardenas Cojon Subanilin Gibrara Holeuln Spanish Transatlantic Company Spain Gilimura Luque

Viewpoints in Chicago on Supreme Court joint traffic ruling

Chicago railway officials react to the Supreme Court decision on the Joint Traffic Association. Figures like J F Tucker and Commissioner Donald voice uncertainty and concern, noting they have not seen the text and worry the ruling could impact freight conduct and organizational leadership across carriers.

Chicago United States Supreme Court Teaffic Association Joine Trattic Association Nes J. F. Tucker Central Freight Association Icascoriytion Centaur Mee Supreme Court Transmissouri Ite Eee Central Freight Frement Dit Trafic Vesoci Donald Central Passeeger Ae Ie Bt Equity Camel Pas Giannis Teoreanierd Tsa Bae Eanlesgur Freight Assoria Ise Geass

Fragmentary Note Reflects Unclear Historical Text

Readable fragments show a disjointed note about a group or event, mentioning names or items vaguely. The limited legible parts hint at actions and decisions but lack clear subjects, dates, or outcomes for precise summary.

Santa Fe Lands Move Centralizes Account Handling

President Ripley of Santa Fe issues circular stating after November 131h the land and railway accounts will be handled by Et Curtulde, new land commissioner, who reports to St Hleginenm. Curtlidee will supervise disposition of lands while Joho E Prost remains tied to the sale process. Meg Frost continues a fee frame at the Santa Fe office, with the present office to be abandoned.

Ripley Canta Fe Curthdes Curtlidee Ore St. Hleginenm Joho E Prost Afl Meg Frost Santa Fe General Office Sanses Avenue

The Road 18 Our s Presents Acquisition Talk

In Fresne California officials from the Santa Fe and San Tonquis Valley railroad met in Free no to discuss a railway purchase. President Ripley announced the deal was closed with an option held on the line, while Captain Payson indicated he had not yet accepted the option. The group included W G Neevin general manager and others.

Ripley Banta Pe Payson Van

Man 125 Years Old Dies at County Hospital

A centenarian claimed 125 years as his age before death at the county hospital in La Mons Catu Salinas Cal Oct 2 The document notes a San Pedro mission connection and a long residence in the area He was a sheepherder and had lived in the region for about four years He leaves a sister in Shenton and other relatives The report preserves the unusual age claim and local ties while noting limited verified details.

la Mons Catu Salinas Cal Mission of Los Angeles Sojedad Way Bonors Am

Discharged Soldiers Hints From Telegraph War

In San Francisco an item notes privates and corporals from several units were discharged after a telegraphic company action. The fragment lists Frank F. Ma, Edward Lieurance, William EL, and Private Ba f Bellee among those discharged. An hour of pleasure and Eagle's B appear as stray phrases in the damaged text.

San Francisco Frank F. Ma Edward Lieurance William EL

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