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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1899

Page

8

France Watches German Moves as War Looms in Africa

A Paris dispatch reports French editors outwardly hostile to Britain yet privately aligned with England on Transvaal matters. It notes French officials doubt intervention plans, see Emperor William as influential but not a Boer ally, and emphasize France’s focus on the Paris exhibition and U S sympathy toward Britain shaping public tone.

France New York Paris Transvaal Great Britain Willa Becums William Cecil Rhodes Africa Trussia Russia Britain Germany United States Evers

Monument to Shillalah at Wheatley Hills Marking Resting Place

On a green plot at Wheatley Hills estate in New York a black marble monument has been placed to mark the resting place of the famed steeplechaser Shillalah. The simple block bears an inscription detailing the tribute to the horse’s memory.

Wheatley Hills New York W. C. Whitney Wheatley Hillis Estate

Greatest American steeplechaser career chronicled

Chestnut gelding formed 1994 and Isax highlight New York Steeplechase 1898. International Steeplechase 1898 and Greater New York Steeplechase mark a legendary era. Pers Uhe Sydney Paget praised the horse’s potential for Mr Whitney’s interests. Shillaiah died of pneumonia at Wheatley Hills. Whitnes expressed heartbreak at the loss.

New York Greater New York America Sydney Paget Paget Whitney Shillaiah

World's Fair Fund Progress Report at St Louis Meet

In St Louis the World's Fair fleet committee and executive group heard a report on fundraising to last Sunday. Transportation signatures total $300,000 plus additional pledges from railway lines and river and ocean interests, with several lines named and amounts listed. The finance committee was urged to continue soliciting subscriptions and secure further funds.

St. Louis Columbia Club James Coxpe West Railroad Pennsylvania Bie Four Chitavo & Aiten Baltimore & Chis Mublie &Ohio Cotton Belt Henderson Transportation Committee Serowine Finance Committee

Plan Aims to Complete 35 Million Fund Program

A proposal seeks further authorization to create a comprehensive plan to raise the remaining 31,000.00 toward a 35,000,000 fund and to execute that plan.

Mittes

Soldier priest McKinnon weighs in on Insurrection

A Washington dispatch to the Times cites Rev. Robert McKinnon, the “soldier priest” of First California, describing General Tuet and the Philippine revolt. He condemns Aguinaldo’s forces, praises McKinney’s stance, and argues a harsher course would have tempered rebellion.

New York Times Washingtog D.C Robert McKinnon Chaptain California McKinney Father McKinnon Tine Aguinaldo Paris Philippines Pio del Piasentin Amsinton Paterne Mani Poe McKinnon McHee

Texas land sale sparks vast timber transfer

Texarkana Tex Oct 25 Twelve thousand acres of pine and bottom land were sold near the city at an average price of 2 per acre. The buyers were real estate capitalists planning heavy investments in the south, with tracts along the Sulphur river to Fulton Arkansas and Red river. It is the heaviest transfer in this region.

Texarkana Tex Sey Sills Fulton, Ark Red River

Grantz Finds Richest Ore Shipment From Black Hills

Otto P Grantz, owner of the Strike southwest of Deadwood, has returned from Denver with a cartload of ore. He says he received 373,000 in cash for his ore, the richest shipment yet from the Black Hills. He gave his wife 320,000 as a present and placed the remainder in government securities.

Conference summons in empire talks with key ministers

A late evening meeting was convened at Pol Baden with Emperor, the imperial chancellor Prince, and top ministers to discuss forthcoming policy shifts. Participants included officials from foreign affairs and the admiralty as new cooperation plans were outlined.

Bertin

Secretary Long Seeks Limited Naval Budget Increase

Secretary Long will propose a modest hike in naval appropriations focusing on ending cost limits for armor and funding Krupp armor for battleships and projected armored ships. He may favor small protected cruisers for the Philippines and plans to authorize Krupp armor after vessel turnover and trials. The board’s turret debate continues with four ships and casemate guns outlined for armored cruisers.

Long New York Herald Washington Saya Bue Furthcoming Hia Department Congress Taw Philippines Naval Board Krupp Irmor Hichborn

Drafted note on ship speed and sheathings

The text discusses water tube boilers, twin exhausts, coal displacement, and a 4000 ton vessel achieving not fewer than 22 knots. It claims ships will be sheathed to prevent refuting speed claims, likening unsheathed ships to weasels unable to repeat trials after months in water.

Funeral of Capt Guy Howard in Manila

The funeral of Capt Guy Howard assistant quartermaster and son of Maj Gen C C Howard who was killed on Oct 28 took place in Manila with a large turnout. A troop procession escorted the body to the transport Belgian King while the Twenty sixth Infantry arrived aboard Grint and departed Tolio. Insurgents have returned near Calumba increasing numbers and surrounding the town on land sides.

Manila Guy Howard C.C. Howard Arayat Grint Tolio Calumba

English paper mill plans near Niagara Falls

New York Tribune reports English investors including Phillips Lloyd and others intend to build a large paper mill near Niagara Falls for newspaper printing. John Morgan, long tied to International Paper, to manage the new plant. Also notes Dayton Ohio postmaster Crawford’s death from a heart attack after a long service.

New York the Tribune Estatitehink & Mill Charles Phillips Frank Lioyd Phillips Phillips & Co England London Niagara Palla John C. Morgan Ie International Paper Company Niagara Falla Paper Company International Paper Company 3Scraan Niagara Falls

Rumor Clarke Orders Yacht amid Cup Talk

New York report says A D Clarke, former Satanita owner, ordered a large single-sticker yacht from Deslener Watson. If true, it suggests renewed yachting aims possibly tied to the America's Cup. Clarke’s earlier squabbles with Lord Dunraven and the Royal Squadron frame the rumor.

New York Journal and Advertiser New York Yacht Club A. D. Clarke Satanita Deslener Watson Clarke Royal Yacht Squadron Prince of Wales Lord Dunraven Lady Lennox Prince Lord Dunnraven

Stories false about American soldiers looting churches in Philippines

A Washington dispatch quotes Col. Fest of the South Dakota regiment denying tales of U S troops looting churches in the Philippines New York News notes MacArthur’s advance saw churches burned by insurgents with Chinese aid. claims prisoners were treated humanely and wounded Filipinos were transported with U S soldiers. Col Frost praises General Odds as a man of strong character.

Philippines New York the Times Washington, D. C Als. Fest South Dakota Regi—Ment Toot MacArthur Aguinaldo San Fernando Maioles Frost Odds

Philippines Recruiting Voyage Sends 4100 Recruits

Chicago dispatch notes Captain Palmer of the Department of the Lakes oversees sending troops to Manila. Since June 1, 4000 recruits were dispatched via San Francisco, with 2100 enlisted in and around Chicago.

Chicago Palmer Department of the Lakes Philippines Chicago & Alton Manila San Francisco Chicazu

Night assault on train over fare at Wentworth

Three men assaulted conductors on a Wentworth avenue car last night over fare. Little, struck with a revolver and water pitcher, lies near death with a broken jaw and facial injuries. Two suspects named O Keefe and another were caught. one minor injuries reported.

Wentworth Avenue Little Aca O'Keefe

Plant steamship HB Plant launched in Jacksonville

The new steel steamship HB Plant was launched at the Merritt Stevens shipyards in Jacksonville. Miss Helen Wood Osborne christened the vessel which is 150 feet long with 22 feet depth and 66 feet beam, rated at 250 horsepower with inclined Corliss engines. It will operate in mill and passenger service between Tampa and Manatee, expected to enter service November 13.

Jacksonville Fln Merritt-Stevens Helen Wood Osborne Tampa Maimatee

Big Brass Trust Looms Over Naugatuck Valley Industries

A giant brass combine is reported to form and absorb plants across the Naugatuck Valley Connecticut with Able City as its main office. Reported members include Waterbury Brass Co Watertown Ansonia Brass and Copper Co Coe Brass Torrington and Cha Brass in Ansonia. The nucleus reportedly carries an annual bariness of 25 million dollars and joint plant value of 8 million dollars.

Naugatuck Valley New York Giant Brass Combine Conn Able City Waterbury Brass Company Waterbury Ansonia Brass and Copper Company Ansonia Coe Brass Company Torrington Cha Brass Comms Hey Wallace & Sons

Death of Chief White Heads Omaha Police Force

Omaha Oct 6 Martin White chief of police of Omaha died suddenly from heart failure in his hotel room after days of illness. The 41 year old Chicago native had long served the department and was noted for his dedication to duty amid strenuous work.

Omaha Martin White Merchant's Chief White Chicago

Pushing the New League Center in New York

George D. Schafer, leader of St. Louis baseball, announced the postponed meeting for the new American association will be held in New York on Saturday, November 4. He said representatives from Boston, Providence, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit and Toledo will attend, with the meeting at the Murray Hill Hotel in New York.

Murry Hill New York

Gen Les Returns and postal charge noted

New York dispatchs report General Fitzhugh Lee and Colonel G stath assume charge of the postal service in Havana. The Havana arrival lists notable passengers on the Ward liner. Also mentioned: the steamship New York will sail to Europe with 315000 ounces of silver. Kansas City and return fare via the Santa Fe fixed at 2.67 with travel dates October 22 to 28 and return by October 20, with six trains daily both ways.

Les Returns New York Ward Havana Culers Fitzhugh Lee G.stath Aba

Miners Given a Chance at Nanticoke Mines

Wilkesbarre October 2 The Susque Hayne Coal Co at Nanticoke offers work to 250 striking miners who pledged not to return until their demands are met. Superintendent Larkin says all who reply on Thursday will be given jobs, with additional men considered if needed to restart operations and avert winter layoffs.

Wilkesbarre Susque- Hayne Coal Company Nanticoke Wise Follieries Dean Larkin Watt

Wife's Affections Won by Janitor Leads to $30,000 Suit

Chicago whispers a drama of marriage and betrayal as Rollin Welch sues for $30,000 alleging an affair with his wife. The trial centers on allegations that Chester Mepler or Francis Sloxer influenced Welch's spouse away from her husband. Court moves through testimony in tense fashion as counsel clash over motive and damages. Frontier notes place the scene near Omaha with references to Nebraska camp life and a secretary of war role noted in transit.

Chicago Afteen Betta Chen Hettema Rollin G Francis Sloxer Wius Lieto Welch Hushand Welch

Morrow's Kidne-olds Cure Backache and Nervousness

Plain reading notice from Topeka about Morrow's Kidne-olds and Morrow's Liver lax. Claims a town resident, Wm. H. Sweezey, praises the yellow tablets and red granules, sold at fifty cents and twenty five cents a box respectively, available at Swift Holliday's drug store.

Topeka Morrow Wm. H. Sweezey Harrison Street Kansas Wes Swifté Holliday

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