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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1898

Page

2

Straus Goes to Turkey on New Minister's Sailing

Oscar Straus, United States minister to Turkey, sailed from New York aboard the Lucatia of the Cunard line to assume his post. He declined to discuss his mission, expressing hope to perform his duties creditably to the country he represents. The article recalls Lazarus Straus and notes his sons Felder Nathan and Oscar carry on the family business after his death.

United States New York Oscar Straus Turkey Lucatia Cunard Line Grover Cleveland Strace Davee Deemen Lunaros Straus Isidor Waa Nathan Hint Tasares Straus Georgia Meath Cuah Lazarus Straus Chambers Street Tle Felder Oscar 5

Sandoval Joins the Navy After Guantanamo Scuttling

Weekington reports another vessel added to the American navy. The Sandoval, sunk at Guantanamo Bay after Santiago’s surrender, was raised from the mud under Captain Calta’s direction and refloated following a report from Commander Watson.

Guantanamo Sandoval Guentanamio Bay Santiago Gentm Toral Bern Mr Calta

Deny The Corpse in Dallas Murder Mixup

Undertaker Ed Sraith of Dallas has 30 years in business and faced a perplexing case as a corpse shipped to Dallas stirred doubt raised by the dead boy’s parents. A new coroner’s certificate and a standoff over identity delayed closure while local shops and services are noted.

Dallas Tex Sraith Will Nenk Neak Mr. Smith Corpes Clyde Young

I Have Made a Discovery Says Mr Wilson

Mr Wilson claims a discovery will help others and shares he was ill with kidney trouble and found relief using Morrow's Kidney. He recalls eight years of suffering and credits the remedy after following the directions. The account reads as a testimonial from Swift and Holliday Drug Co. to Cure.

Mr. Wilson Morrow Iwift & Holliday Drug Co Ric Hax

Bryan Invited or Not in Peace Jubilee Night Parade

Chicago Democrats threaten an independent protest if Colonel William Jennings Bryan is not invited to the peace jubilee. They accuse the jubilee committee of snubbing Bryan and aim to place him at the head of a citizens’ parade if excluded. Mayor Harrison opposes partisan use of the event and supports a nonpartisan, patriotic celebration honoring war heroes.

Chicago William Jennings Bryan Democrats Chicago Bay Bryan Jubilee Committee Troax Subilee Executive Committee Democrate of Robert E. Burke Burke Morrison Democratic State Central Committee Rot Harrison

Investigation into wartime transport abuses ordered

Washington September 7 an investigator has been ordered by the Quartermaster General to probe charges that military transport officials and stewards exploited civilians and soldiers during the war. Reports say stewards on ships like the Tyty sought exorbitant prices for pies cakes and staterooms and that false bills were used to back claims. The inquiry targets routing of supplies and the conduct of stewards aboard captured ships used to move troops.

Washington Generaeas Ludington Sapitearas G Erreceny Trnsport Tift

Butcher Accuses Rabbi of Libel Hurting Trade

Jacob Welsfeld, St Louis butcher, alleges a rabbi, Dan Fosentuid of Tempi Shares fard, spread false reports that Welsfeld mishandles meat under Jewish law. He says the claims damaged his business and profits, accusing the rabbi of attempting to ruin his livelihood.

St Lous St. Luis Jacob Welsfeld Eeekin Dannb Fosentuid Ty Tang

Tramp Borrows a Bed at St Louis Theater Room

St Louis September 7 A theatrical manager William Gatun or Beuviln discovers an unbidden guest in his rented room during a routine stay at the city’s theater. The incident interrupts rehearsals and draws police attention to the improvised lodging.

St Louis St. Loo William Gatun Beuviln

Tramp in Astor Theater Room Disturbs Guests

A tramp slipped into a theater building room, slept in Astor’s bed, and woke after repeated police taps. Doors and windows were locked and inaccessible, leaving no items missing. The incident sparked questions about how the intruder entered the room while authorities secured the scene.

Garen Astor

Mistaken for a Thief Near Mount Carmi Church Tragedy

A shocking morning near Mount Carmi church six miles east of Heyworth and twenty miles from Bloomington ends with a staged pursuit. Jon Witkin a thrm hand was shot in the hip while fleeing after harness stolen from a field. Three youths Seale, Perky and another were near the scene. an inquest and grand jury probing the shooting and thefts.

Bloormington Til Mount Carmi Church Heyworth Bloomington Joni Witkin Wedicine John Perky Perks Wilkin Tex Rend Gil Pot Hilary Shiland Brokkh Lens Lens Fd Bovey Eindbore Harton Witnesess

Pass Over a Volcano at Port Townsend Harbor

Seafaring tale recalls a near catastrophe as Beaithy and a British crew aboard Sir Robert Ferrie face a sudden storm off Port Townsend. A calm followed by a violent heat wave sent the vessel plunging into a fiery plume, with molten water spewing from a mid ocean fountain and spectacular spouts threatening the ship for hours.

Port Townsend Rooken Neething Tye Mickius Atip Robert Ferrie Danner Mid Ocean

Miss Chanler Very Ill in New York Hospital

Miss Margaret Chanler founder of a charity and Red Cross nurse candidate, is reported very ill at her mansion on East Thirty-fourth Street. Her connections include the Ward Howes and the Chenier family. friends fear for her health as doctors and Kinship circle monitor her condition.

New York Margaret Asgr Mnier Fe We Nce Teland A Rico Red Cross Misa Chanler Thearey Stone Rokeby Ian Bateyiann Ine Brev Inthrops Stuyvesants Wille Farm John Jacuty Asterard Mirian Danson de Lancey Bee Ghee Sam Wa Ward Howe John Armstrong Chenier William Astor Chanier Jack Fariin

Boundary Monuments Between Manan Chussus and Rhode Island

Long line of boundary markers described as the work of erecting monuments along the line between Manan Chussus and Rhode Island. Details indicate extensive surveying and placement efforts marking territorial limits.

Mananchussus Hhode Island

Memorial service planned for Haymarket conspirators

Arrangements are underway for a memorial service to commemorate the deaths of Parsons Spies Engel and Fischer in the Haymarket affair. A meeting at the International Workingmen's Association discussed date, venue, and speakers with Chicago figures named to organize and present the event.

Chicars Siual Memorial Servics Parsons Spies Engel Fischer Hapmarter Lingg International Workingmen's Association Carrol Ashland Avenue Waldheim el Ap Johann Pareioa Pelis Rome Helezates

Havana Courtesy Marks Brice Return From Havana

Captain Stewart M Brice arrives in New York aboard the Philadelphia on thirty days sick leave after serving in Havana. He reports courteous treatment, plans to rejoin General Shafters staff at Montauk, recalls calm streets and lack of taunts, and notes Havana’s orderly impression amid wartime shortages and blockade effects.

New York Volunteers Stewart M. Brice Havana Philadelphia Brice General Shafters Mont

A Melon War and Boycott Rocking Denver Markets

Denver reports a big boycott against Rocky Ford melons causing cheap prices and market disruption. Rocky Ford growers accuse Denver commission men of unfair practices and withheld remittances, while market firms deny a targeted boycott and insist on sourcing melons from broader regions.

Denver Rocky Ford Denver Commission H. Woods Rocky Ford Melon Growers’ Association Twenty-third Street Tour Airectors Selliae Melon Market Street Meg Ford Ascorption Texas Oklahoma Steat Metone Counles Idebhardt Liebhardt Commission Fompsing Anid Freeland & Metcalf Sixteenth Street

NOT SOUND BAPTIST MEETING PASSES RESOLUTION

The South Association of Missionary Baptists at Pleasant Hill church near Mount Vernon condemns the Chicago university and refuses to aid or recognize it. Affiliating or sending students to the university was debated as part of the full discussion of the church’s stance.

Mount Vernon the &Lem South Association of Missionary Baptists Pleasant Hil Church Chicago University The Baptist Church

Baptist Association Declares Against Local University

The association debated Baptist doctrines and the Baptists of southern Tilinoly, then split with the university. It declared the institution unfit for Baptists, faulting Bible deviation and creed formation, and stated future noninvolvement. Prominent attendees included Rev. BP. Rodman, Dr. Fr. Lawnsbure, Rev. G. W. Danbury, and Rev. J. D. Hooker.

Baptista of Southern Tilinoly University Baptist Church Tapitat Church BP. Rodman Duquoin State Missionary Society Fr. W. Lawnsbure Chicago G. W. Danbury J. D. Hooker Taotist News

Missouri fruit boom amid crop failures and future potential

Missouri faces an apple crop collapse with only about 35 percent expected to be gathered, yielding roughly 1.0 million dollars versus prior years. Yet experts forecast a dramatic long term rise as thousands of acres are planted, peaches threaten to rival apples, and the Ozarks region could become a vast orchard feeding the nation.

St. Louis Missouri Louis Kansas and Indian Territory Union Ozark Mountains

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