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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1898
Page
3
Solemn consecration of Gethsemane Abbey Abbot Obrecht
Abbot elect E mund Obrecht was consecrated Abbot of Gethsemane Abbey in Kentucky with Rt. Rev. M Francia Strunk and Rt. Rev. M Arbetta Danies among visiting abbots. The rite included oaths, offerings, and the placing of the miter as monks kissed the new superior’s hand and lips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemane
Eamund Obrecht
Gethsemane Abbey
G. W. Schuhmann
M. Francia Strunk
Mt. Olvet
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Millions Won by Steinveish Heirs Split in Court
Clara Froebure is named among heirs in a court case over the estate of Henry Steinveish, who made his fortune in calimings and owned an estate near Stoneville Pennsylvania. The will left the fortune to be divided among two brothers and two sisters, with subsequent generations to inherit. Heirs identified include Dora Maile Erma Otte Bertha Huber Clara Reyer and Clara Freeburg, with Freeburg yet to sign. The matter centers on signatures and family connections involving Paterson New Jersey where Freeburg was last known to reside.
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New York
Clara Froebure
Henry Steinveish
Steinvelsh
Ccalmings
Stoneville
Germany
Robert Staats
Robert
Ameries
Steinveteh
Bobert
Steinveigh Mod
Dora Maile
Erma Otte
Stecot
Bertha Huber
Mira Clara Reyer
Clara Freebure
Mrs. Freeburg
Tecemars
Jat
Paterson
N. J
Herman Freeburg
Clara Bever
Dora Malle
Emme Otte
Clara Freeburg
Follows Mantell Stage Struck Girl in Troupe
Bridgeport Conn Oct 21 A young woman Annie Richards of New York pursued actor Robert Mantell after his troupe arrived. She posed as Miss Dell Moore, claiming her sister Edna aged sixteen was with Mantell. Mantell called it blackmail and police searched for the woman who then vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Robert Mantel
Atuntis Hotel
Mantell
Dell Moore
New York
Mantel
Sssistant
Annie Richards
Edna
Robert Mantell
New Haven
Glster
A Suspicious Case and Diplomatic Dispatches Arrive
A steamer from Havana brings noted figures including Major Spencer Cranby and Captain Prank Lorney. The City of Washington lies under quarantine due to a possible yellow fever case among a firefighter. In Paris, Ambassador Porter presented Ferdinand W. Peck, U.S. commissioner to the 1900 exposition. Des Moines units of the Fifty-second regiment are mustered out and paid.
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New York
City of Washington
Havana
Spencer Cranby
Brooke
Prank Lorney
Thomas T. Ridena
Peck
Paris
United States
Horace Porter
Ferdinand W. Peck
Faure
Lawn
Des Moines
Fifty-second Regiment of Town
Monaghan
Fortune for Somebody Falls to Vienna Authorities
Vienna October 3 municipal authorities face a fortune windfall mystery after an American hotel guest, calling himself Dr Guido Bruno, died of heart disease. His trunks held bonds and letters of credit worth a large fortune. The US consul general seeks heirs but no definite kin found. Authorities suspect Belgian or Swiss birth. if no heir appears in time, the property will go to the consul and be sent to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Reese Ian Eho
Guido Bruno
San Gead
Freye
Charles de Freye
Bpokane
Wash
New York
Spokane Falle
San Francisco
Judzine
America
Ingalls Shut Out By Topeka Republican Bosses
Senator Ingalls unlikely to campaign in Topeka the night before election as Republicans refuse to invite him. The state committee has not heard from him since being told Topeka would welcome his presence, a move seen as signaling displeasure over his attacks on party leaders. Bosses now control the campaign, leaving Ingalls sidelined despite earlier talk of entering the state effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Testis
Topeka
Republican Committee
Gensler Malis
Tale
Couple Feign Death Runaway Attempt On Lake Street
In Cleveland Ohio a distressed pair tried to end their lives today. Rose Lauer aged a of 40 Lake Street and J F Digekner aged a of 361 Case Avenue walked to the Cleveland Yacht Club dock and leapt into the water. Both were pulled from the lake by nearby officers and survived. They offered no reason beyond saying they were tired of living.
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Cleveland
Rose Lauer
Lake Street
J. FR. Digekner
Case Avenue
Lante Shore Palle
Detectiven
of Life
Steckner
Clevent
Pittaiire
DIED IN HER ARMS ON CABLE CAR IN CHICAGO
Mrs H C Peckham of Topeka rushed to a doctor with her seven week old child but the infant died on a North Clark street cable car. She had traveled from Kansas after the illness began during the ride to Chicago to seek medical help for whooping cough that worsened before reaching the terminal.
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Chicago
H.C. Peckham
Topeka
Kan
Clark Street
Malone
Tilers Sword Returns to Indiana After Civil War Era
The long lost Tiler's sword from the Civil War era, once in the possession of P. T. Mare Hall and Howard Lodge, was traced to survivors near Louchapoka and sent to City Treasurer W. A. Markind. W. W. David, Abeta, confirms he and one other survivor remain from a larger group, with others long deceased.
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Kokomo
Ind
M—t
Rousseau
Alabama
Louchapoka
Jawele Aed
Gion
Arti BP
Arti Ee
P. T. Mare Hall
Eee
Indiana Regiment
Howard Lodge A. PL
A. Bml
W. A. Markind
W. W. David
Pasake
Dewey at the Top
New York dispatch reports that Rear Admiral Miller will retire November 22 creating a vacancy in the rank. Commodore B L Howlson will be promoted to rear admiral to fill the gap. Promotions of Sampson and Schley limit other moves as Si card and Matthews retire. Captain H F Picking becomes commander upon Miller’s retirement.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Miller
Vierney
B. L. Howlson
Heston Navy Yard
Sampson
Schley
Sicard
Matthews
H. F. Picking
Wabash
Spain
Gance
Sus
Conercea
Uewindle Ot Sa
Congress
Secretary Long
Football at Lawrence for U. Va Nebraska game
Santa Fe will sell tickets at one fare for the football clash at Lawrence on November 5 between Virginia and Nebraska.
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Lawrence
U. Va
Nebraska
Santa Fe
Stoneware Trust Formed to Dodge Law in U S
Akron Ohio October 31 Success crowns efforts of promoters of a combination to control production of white black and galt glazed stoneware in the United States and fix prices Twenty six concerns are interested The trust claims to avoid violation of laws Kent of Akron is president Robinson of Akron treasurer Linn of Zanesville secretary
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Akron
United States
Chicago
Cleveland
Nail Trust
FL Kent
T. C. Robinson
4. M. Linn
Zanesville
Politicians in New York weigh election outcomes and Roosevelt leads
The Herald reports estimates from Gibbs and Baxter on Roosevelt and Van Wyck plualities north and south of the Bronx. Roosevelt's statewide plurality is projected around 57 600 to 80 000 with Assembly and Senate splits discussed. Gypsy Queen Baking Powder is noted.
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New York
the Herald
Frederick
Gibbs
Roosevelt
Bronx
van Wyck
Colonel Baxter
Assembly
Ken Wyck
Bexter
Senate
Odell
Republican State Committee
Barnes
Executive Committee
John F. Carroll
Ta ‘Y
Yan Wiek
Greater
Marchand Leaves for Cairo After Khartoum Return
Cairo dispatches report Major Marchand aboard a boat reaching Khartoum on the return journey from Peshods. Paris confirms the arrival at Khartoum and notes his planned start for Cairo, while other French officers stay at Peshods amid the Britain France dispute over the region.
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Cairo
Fasheds
Khartoum
Major Marchand
Per
Paris
Hot
Merthazd
Tor
Flying Kites Photograph Liberty Statue in New York
William A Eddy succeeded in photographing the Statue of Liberty with kites lifting the camera 400 to 600 feet south of the statue. Four negatives were secured and more shots planned with Eddy and Biss Hil box kites as experiments continue. He aims to capture about fifteen negatives showing New York City in the background and to study the statue's atmospheric electricity drawing with crown spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eddy
New York
William A. Eddy
Mr. Eddy
New York City
Eddy
Returned to Estate in Hypnotism Case at Muncie
Indiana court set aside a $3,000 note conveyance from Mrs Luther to Lydia Marks, a noted spiritualist medium, alleging undue influence after Mrs Colby Wauther’s death. Real estate valued at $4,000 remains under judge’s consideration as to recovery by the estate. Mrs Luther, known as the mother of spiritualism, was a prominent medium in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Muncie
Ind
Colby Wauther
Lydia Marks
Luther
Barnard
Cataloguing Santa Clara Battery Property Begins in Havana
Direct from Havana reports the start of cataloguing the Santa Clara battery’s military property. The dispatch notes Rear Admiral Sampson did not attend services at the Independent church as advertised, a fact that produced considerable satisfaction.
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New York
The
Herald
Havana
Santa Clara Battery
Sampson
Independent Church
Fear of anti Catholic meeting delays game and riot fears
Officials canceled a Sunday bull and baseball game amid anti Catholic tensions and fears of riot. A commission probing health in Guanahecua reported deaths in the past two years and ten months, noting a prior death rate of 260 annually. Local doctors promised a full health report.
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Eire Eteil
Ceed
Guanahecua
Tron
Patriot burglar leaves note after theft in St Louis
A man named Burebe Walton found in his pocket a brown paper note from a burglar who claimed patriotism. The thief stole money and valuables from several tenants at 18 Washington Avenue but returned the items after realizing the occupant was a soldier. The note apologized and asserted support for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Walter
Fall Dead Dancing Two Colored Men Stricken in Newark
Two men, Prune Thompson and W. Bulle Headley, suffered collapses while dancing at Newark venues on October 21. Thompson, who danced with Miss Neilia Jackson, fainted and died shortly after, while Headley also collapsed after drinking and failing to steady himself. Authorities note a deadly coincidence with a local tragedy and an ominous warning in an era of lively but risky social dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Paterson
Prune Thompson
Streal
Neilia Jackson
W. Bulle Headley
Union
Charles R. Hopkins
Tion
SAILS FOR Hampton ROADS Maria Teresa Conveyed to Hampton Roads
Fragmented report states the former Spanish ship Maria Teresa, sunk in battle, is being conveyed to Hampton Roads under control of Naval Constructor Jubsun Salle. Vague references mention Cincinnati and the Gypsy Queen and an unrelated baking powder line.
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Maria Teresa
Hampton Roads News
Coleea
Carvera
Naval Constructor
Jubsun
Salle
Hampion Hasas
Bnd
Tee Telne
Colvoys Ogo
Cinginnati and
Iconidas
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