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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1899

Page

8

Unstinted Praise of Forepaugh and Sells Circus Review

The New York Sun lauds the Forepaugh and Sells aggregation for crowd artistry and animal training. It highlights William Gorman’s horse drive, notable aerial acts, the clowns’ energy, and the overall program’s high caliber compared with Barnum. Names include Gorman, the Hanlons, and the Davenports.

New York Sun The Adam Forepaugh Sells Brothers Hanlons William Gorman Gorman

Forepough Sells Circus Attracts Large Crowd Wednesday

The Barnum and Bailey style show is praised for its many experts and spectacular theatrical entertainment. Patrons will enjoy the Forepough Sells combination’s vast and varied attractions on Wednesday September 1?.

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Engine Explodes on Rock Island West-Bound Freight

An explosion destroyed engine 585 pulling westbound No 91 near Fairview at 3 45 am leaving engineer Thomas Lee fireman Henry Meadows and brakeman A H McDowell seriously scalded. The crew were removed to Pullview for care as Conductor Dan Randall assisted and the cause remains undetermined pending a full inspection by A I Studer.

Rock Island Fairview Thomas Lee Henry Meadows A. H. McDowell Pullview Pullite Dan Randall Melve Power and Equipment A. 1 Studer Horton

Coffee Prices Hit Record Lows on New York Exchange

New York reports the lowest price on record for future coffee with October delivery at 440 cents, down from 406 cents in July. The cash price of Brazilian coffee also set a record at 5 1/2 cents, while August rain increased supply by 490 000 bags. The rise in supply and expectations of a 1 million bag crop underpin the drop.

New York the Tribune New York Coffee Exchange

Twelve Jointists Arrested In Arkansas City Taken To Winfield For Trial

Under Sheriff Gray and Deputy Sheriff McIntire arrested 12 Joint keepers on district court warrants charging violation of the prohibitory law. They were taken to Winfield to bond for appearance before the district court. Names include Jerry Ward Ed Waters Ben Mayes John Parsons Noble Burns Ed Gleason Geo Chaney Chas Eaton L Oldham Jim Warner Wilber Murphy and Ben Conrad. Rev B B Moore pastor of First Baptist church and Attorney A J Mitlee, noted prohibitionists, were involved and faced opposition and arrest rumors.

Arkansas City Winfield Gray Sheri McIntire Therm District Court Jerry Ward Ed Waters Ben Mayes John Parsons Noble Burns Ed Gleason Geo, Chaney Chas Eaton L. Oldham Jim Warner Wilber Murphy Ben Conrad B. B. Moore A.J. Mitlee Nev Moore Essaure

Judge Orders Sale of Rail Materials in L and E Foreclosure

Judge Hook in federal court orders Hiram Dillion as special master to sell the rail material separate from the right of way in the foreclosure suit against the Lawrence and Emporia railroad. The sale supports an electric line project from Kansas City to Topeka, with rails removed from the track yard at Wartoun. The opinion quips about golf as a game for cads and caddies.

Judge Hook Lawrence & Emporia Railroad Hiram Dillion Oll Kansas City Topeka Lawrence Shih Wartoun Preces Hook

Topeka Social Notices Read Like Community Visit List

Topeka society notes list a flurry of visitors and homecomings spanning Kansas and nearby states. Mrs. Harry Weaver travels from Kansas City to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. B. McClintock, while Miss Enid Studebaker arrives from Silver Lake to see Miss Margaret Johnston. Numerous engagements, parties, and trips are noted, including Dr. Esterly moving offices, Miss Ella Scoville returning to Washburn, Mrs. W. J. Eastman visiting Emporia, and many others visiting relatives in Topeka, Atchison, and Chicago.

Harry Weaver Kansas City L. B. McClintock Enid Studebaker Silver Lake Margaret Johnston Topeka J.B. Case Clara Jam Abilene A. A Low D. E. Esterly Eye Kansas Avenue Ella Scoville Seneca Washburn College The Wiley Loxinyay Wali Larned Horne Hall Minneapolis Hurving Petoskey C.C. Club Jessie Stewart Tyler Street Harry Frost Detroit Mich Sr. Brest Thomas Crean Amy Hunt Edith Hieginbottinm Rossville W. W. Harvey John Miller Harry Stilwell Chicago Ollie O'Brien Lieutenant Cavanaugh Mabel Wilton Nellie Croush Glenna Crust Helen Moon Emma White Kate Gunther Bertie Ryus Ed McBride Afrohn Waters Ralph Peterson Esterly Will Alexander Frank Binns Bruce Jamison M. &. Harlan First Christ In Church East Georgia Hefiy Denver Crosby Bros City Federation Unity Church Federation Anna Sandstrom F Bifiolliday Put-in-Bay G. J. Mulgane Hazel Kimball Albert Watkins Alonso Wolf New York Irs I. Pox J. A. Davia St. Jon Vente Mamie Wilson Moralas

Mannish Shoe draws attention in Creaby Bros shoe dept

A new women’s wear article titled the Mannish Shoe is attracting attention in Creaby Bros shoe department and listed as a fresh item for Monday displays at the avenue location.

Eya Creaby Bros. Shoe

A. O. U. W. Lodges Plan Grand Lodge Entertainment

The general committee of the A. O. U. W. lodges to entertain the Grand Lodge meeting in Topeka in February 1900 held a business session. Five members from each of eight city lodges formed the committee with Geo W Reed chairing and John S Cady as secretary, appointing subcommittees on ways and means, finance, entertainment, printing, badges, decorations, and team work with listed chairmen and members.

Topeka Geo. W. Reed John S. Cady T. A. Beck J. G. Wood J. A. Henrick L. M. Powell Calvin Brewer W. Reed J. J. Lanston J. St. McNary T B. Grown Ernest Mueller EB McGrew T.w. Gibbons F. Cavert T. A. Coushiin L.ee Penwell J. J. Lannan

Visit to the National Capital on Western Route

A suggested western trip to Washington Philadelphia and New York via Vandalia Pennsylvania Short Lines from St Louis offers a ten day stopover in Washington. For details contact J M Chesbrough A G P Agt St Louis Mo.

National Capital Washington Philadelphia New York St. Louis Vandalla Pennsylvania J. M. Chesbrough A. GP. Agt

Mexican General Cantón Arrives in New York on Seguranca

Passengers aboard the Seguranca from Havana and Mexican points include General Cantón and staff, with Cantón identified as governor of Yucatán. The voyage also brought the body of Frank C. Ives, noted billiard expert, who recently died in Mexico.

Ives New York Sept Ward Line Segurance Havana General Canton Yucatan Seguranca Frank C. Ives Mexico

Union Cement Company Organises to Rival Cement Combine

The Union Cement Company, capital over 2.5 million dollars, organized in Philadelphia to oppose a new cement combine. It has acquired 158 acres near Nazareth, Pa, rich in materials for high grade cement, plans a plant with capacity over 3,000 daily. Ex Govenor William N. Burt to lead management. Nearby, a steel range display at Coughlin Hardware Co. attracts attention.

Union Cement Company Philadelphia Cement Combine Nazareth Vie New York Epelish Union Company William N. Burt TJ. Coughlin Hardware Co

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