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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1898

Page

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Wreck of New Fork Ontario & Western Trains Claims Lives

A New Fork Ontario & Western express wrecks three miles south of Fulton at 2 AM. Train No TB, the Chicaga Limited, was speeding when a broken switch caused derailment. Engineer Benjamin Dowd of Oswego and Fireman William Hall of Norwich died. Passengers and crew injured as wreckage and fire spread. Investigations cite malicious switch damage by tramps and late running trains.

Syracuse N.Y New York New Fork Ontario Western Railway Fulton Benjamin Down Caivexo Joe Norwich Bargaceman Syractes Herald New York, Ontary & Western Railway Ingalteraselle Farragut Band Pireman Hall Hrakerman Osborne Engineer B. ©. Dowd Oswego William Hall Frakeman A Walton Keimeman Charles Desmond New Mn York David Mills John Golden Barh Wrists A. Patten Oneota Peter J. Hawkuwon Wellsley Muss Cralp A. Johnson Mann Gustave Magnusen Boston Dend Carl Svensie Denton

Shafter Arrives After Shipwright Rescue at Montauk Point

The transport Mexico with General Shafter aboard was righted off Montauk Point at 0:40 a m today and anchored in Fort Pond Bay an hour later. The maneuver followed a maritime incident near New York harbor as the ship returned to safety with the general aboard.

Mexico Montauk Point New York General Shafter Fort Pond Bas

Aguinaldo in Trouble Amid Confidence Ebb in Insurgents

The Manila dispatch notes insurgents losing faith in Aguinaldo as they prepare for a requiem mass at Petts church for fallen insurgents and Americans. Spanish reports claim waning support due to unfulfilled promises and exhausted resources, with Aguinaldo delaying a planned visit to rule Manila.

Manila Petts Buttefield Aguinaldo Tecause Te Ww Asuinako

23RD AT SANTIAGO REPORTS CUBAN VOLUNTEERS ARRIVE

Eight hundred and fifty men of the Twenty third Kaunsis volunteers arrive aboard the steamer Vigilancia at Santiago de Cuba. They are all well. Rumor that Gen Cauixte Gar clit was relieved is denied by Cuban insurgent authorities.

Fantiago de Cubs Septi Kaunsis Vigilancia Aleve Cauixte Garclit Get

Towa Republicans Name State Ticket at Dubuque Meeting

A ragged report from Dubuque describes a Republican gathering to designate a state ticket. Names and details are garbled, but references to candidates and district activities imply an ongoing nomination process and endorsements.

Dubuque Bangerbund Stenauince Lacey Arman

State Savings Bank opens with $25,000 capital in Topeka

The new State Savings Bank began operations with $25,000 cash paid in as required. Commissioner Breidenthal approved its organization and a three-member Investment board will oversee lending, including mortgages secured by collateral. The bank promises 3 percent interest on regular deposits and 4 percent on time certificates, with private safe deposits and special attention to women and youth.

Breidenthal Caah Iwoks Iike Investment Board Thiet Bank New England Middle States East West Kansan State Savings Bank Kansas Arenas Privary Connectivitie New London Savings Bank Joseph M. Patten A. A. Godard Chas. J. Deviln Warren M. Crosby Edward Wilder John Pinger Wii. Macferran F. GO. Popenoe F. M. Stab Thomas Pace N_ Garretton W. Snyder J. Bl. Nissiey Ureldenthal

Weather outlook with showers and rising heat noted

May be showers as Mr Jennings notes warmer conditions tonight and tomorrow. Clouds are cumulus from heat. A rainy spell yesterday in the mountain ranges west of us moved eastward. Heat records and thermometer readings are reported. Grand Army rates from St Paul to Cincinnati are cut, with a 17.50 round trip expected no longer valid due to competitor secret activity.

Mr. Jennings Monoiain Weather Bureau Kansas Avenue Fevel Grand Army Chicago St. Paul Cincinnati Omaha Reed

Botkin Case Links Poisoned Candy to Botkin

San Francisco reports Detective McVey states John P Dunning identified the poison candy wrapper writing as Mrs Botkin and linked anonymous letters to her. Grand jury ready to take up the case as police push for California trial.

Grand Jury San Francisco McVey Delaware Cordelia Botkin John P Dunning John P. Dunning

Kansas City Emerges as Major Rail Center

Frisco enters. Kansas City now lists 38 distinct railway lines, surpassing Chicago and New York. Sept event marks entrance of Orenda and Prisco roads, celebrated with a grand display in grasa style. Local commercial groups join in. officials prepare a public ceremony and early morning parade.

Kansas City Cubs Kansas Ciy Rile & Sen Proncisco Dork

Young Goes to Prison for Court Martial Sentence

Fort Leavenworth Kansas September 1 Sergeant Marr Dodge of the Twentieth Kansas infantry brought James C Youngs late quartermaster sergeant Twentieth volunteer infantry to federal prison authorities. Youngs faces one year imprison ment for conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. With good behavior he will serve ten months. Warden French says Young will do general work. Bermeant Dodge departed for Topeka where his wife currently resides. Private J J Johnson company A.

Leavenworth Fort Leavenworth Kan Mar R Dodge Twentieth Kansas Infantry San Francisco James C. Youngs Twentieth Volunteer Infantry Young French Bermeant Dodge Topeka J. J. Johnson Company A

Grand jury to hear witnesses over alleged poisoning charge

The grand jury will convene and witness attendance will be compelled to testify. If an indictment is returned it will allege a misdemeanor of sending poison through the mails rather than murder. Interior witnesses are summoned and, failing to answer, may be sent to the stand. Young claims innocence regarding subsistence store charges and expects release soon. He was defended by Lieutenants Trausterman and Alvord and denies any confession or implicating officers.

Murer Young Trausterman Alvord

Cruelty on the Cyrus Wallfeld Leads to Arrest Warrants

In San Francisco sailors on the Cyrus Wallfeld file warrants for First Mate F Williamson and Second Mate Leonard accusing them of belaying pins and brass knuckles violence. Crew members report brutal cruelty with scarred heads and swollen faces as evidence. Navy vessels Active Vigilant and Iroquois are now under naval officers, with Iroquois likely at Mare Island and Active sent north for port duties.

San Francisco Cyrus Wallfeld Baltimore F. Willamson Leonard Active Vigilant Iroquois Mare Island Port Orchard

French Bark Pierre Cornelia Bound for Table Bay

The French bark Pierre Cornelia sailed from San Francisco February 22 for Table Bay and later was posted at Lloyds as missing. By sept 1 90 percent of her loss was paid in Liverpool once presumed overdue. Commanded by Captain Leloquet she carried 25 crew and 1203 tons. cargo included 41 096 centals of wheat valued at 64500 dollars.

San Francisco Pierre Cornelia Table Bay Lloyd’s Pierre Cornellia Liverpool Tost Leloquet St. Naezare

Casualties and hospital census from Sevent h California and others

San Francisco reports 92 patients from Seventh California, 75 from Tennessee, 52 from Iowa, 30 from Twenty-third, and 25 from Twentieth Kansas at division hospital. Two deaths since last report: Private R. S. Garrett and Barton J. Brown. The Vesuvius cruiser arrived in Boston after dynamite incident.

Funston San Francisco Division Seventh California Tennessee Iowa Twenty-third Twentieth Koosas R. S. Garrett Barton J. Brown

Lawrence Rally Opens Kansas Campaign In Law rence

W E Stanley speaks at length on state issues and labor policy amid a Republican mass meeting in Lawrence. The event showcases McKinley era rhetoric as Douglas County attends a monster campaign opening, while Eudora veterans join a Soldiers’ reunion elsewhere, shaping crowd dynamics and political support.

Lawrence G. R. Gould Republican State Centre Committee Douglas County Haseen State Committee Cam- Pale Merosa Lie Kansas Topeka Lambeau Club Hage Bowersack Opera House Morton Albaugh J. FR. Burton McKinley Bryan Lod Brynn Losury Republica Queeen Eines Holton Staaiey Pa Iy Tubar Jung Tin Java Pio Kaesas Vndor Boards of Arbitration Ee Aus Ys Ora Ito

Klincksiock Case Seeks Writ For Anita's Custody

Probate Judge Delman opened a habeas corpus hearing over seven year old Anita Klincksiock, grandmother Mrs Louise Laurent defending custody. Marius Klincksiock, a Paris born chemist, claims he can provide education and support. dispute centers on letters and past arrangements. The hearing continued with testimony from Mrs Laurent, her daughter, and local witnesses as spectators.

Delman M. ‘Ksiick Anita Louise Tse Bejincsieck Lyria M. Klincksiock Laurent Paris Marcel Mire J. B. Billard M. Kilinicksleck M. Kilicksleck Bil Yards

SHAFTER'S MODESTY Grows In Santiago Letter Support

Hammond of Indianapolis reports Shafter's photo at a Chicago works celebration drew strong praise for the general. Shafter replies that the campaign's glory belongs to the gallant army he commands and praises its discipline and service to the nation. He signs sincerely, William R. Shafter.

Santiago Indianapolis Ind Hammond Sa Cago General Shafter Santiago de Cuba Dean William R. Shafter

Work of the Storm Destroys Tybee Garrisons and Delays Travel

Storm damage around Savannah estimated at 200000 dollars. Second Mate Garibaldi of the Tullan bark Noe drowned while trying to reach shore. Trains delayed by washouts. travel won’t resume until tomorrow. Tybee garrison tents and clothing blown into the sea. records lost, likely payroll and muster confusion. Second North Carolina volunteers under Major Wilder and First United States artillery stationed at Tybee.

Savannah Garibaldi Tybee North Carolina Volunteers Wilder United States Artillery Sarasmah

One Wife in Mareas and Another in Illinois Convict Hull

John R. Hull was found guilty of bigamy in Judge Chet tan's court. The jury set a $40 fine. Hull had faced a three day trial. They found he married Amanda Hess in Scott Center Kansas in 14 and later wed Grace A Beatty of Austin T Illinois in 1897 without legal separation.

Illinois John R Hull Chicago John R. Hull Chettan Hull Amanda Hess Scott Center Kansas Grace A. Beatty Austin, T

Winnie Davis Reported Dying in Atlanta Telegram

A telegram from Narragansett Pier states that Miss Winnie Davis, who recently underwent appendectomy, is dying in Atlanta Georgia on September 1. The note notes the serious operation and critical condition as the city awaits further word from the patient’s family and physicians.

Atlanta, Ga Narragansett Pier Winnie Davis

Interest on U S Bonds Paid in Advance Announcement

Washington announces that interest on the 4 percent United States bonds due October 1 will be prepaid. Coupons will be paid September 10 on presentation and registered bond checks sent about September 20 for immediate payment. The advance payments stem from the treasury funds.

U. S Washington Sept. L United States Treasury

Haymarket Victim Nicholas J Shannon Dies in Chicago

Nicholas J Shannon, a police officer who helped quell the Haymarket riot on May 1, 1886, died from wounds from the bomb fragments. He suffered from those injuries until his death. Pallbearers will include fellow Haymarket wounded survivors. Brewster is nominated in Missouri.

Chicago Nicholas J. Shannon Haymarket

Paris Dreyfus Crisis Deepens as Leaders Resign

Paris reports reveal Lieutenant Colonel Henry killed himself after a dispute over forged telegrams tied to the Dreyfus affair. General de Boisdeffre resigns amid charges of forged documents and ministerial reshuffles. Paty Du Clam arrested in the forgery case, while Cavignac and others face scrutiny and potential retrials in a widening political scandal.

Paris Henry Zola Col. Piequart Chamber of Deputies Cotter Picquart Intelligence Department Henry Fpread Colonel Picquart Esterhazy Dreyfus Cane le Mouton An Botedeffre de Boissemre M. Cavaignac de Boledeffre General de Holsdeffre Hanked M.cavaignae Bak Resounra Coronal Henry Inimetey Acmng T General Stag Henrys Sufoite Droyfun Bronte Au Prench Ger Boledeffre Staf Generel Anf Cavaignac Oe Haney Col Paty M- Surrien Treneau Dreyfund Paty Do Clam Paty du Clam Dreyfus Gala Smile Anta Curitis Paty Mercier Dreyfun Atbikwe Biliet Therm Rimeci Nar Fre Gen Gong

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Ontario & Western Shafter Towa Republicans Botkin Irs Botkin, the Sed Wallfield She IS Pierre Cornellis W. E. Stanley MacNall Klincksieck Mareas Shannon Brewster St. Joseph Arthur W. Brewster Cavate- Tac Imuke Ministry For War M. Cavaignns Ger. Holsdettre Akt Col Boisdeffre
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