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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1900

Page

7

DAMAGE AT OTHER POINTS AND KEPT

The Great Northern and Interurban rail line carried two trains toward Calveston but washouts blocked the track beyond Virginia Point forcing passage only to Galveston via ice boats. Widespread destruction along the route includes bridges washed out and trees toppled with six persons killed by debris. Santa Fe open to Virginia Point. line intact to Virginia Point though trestles between Galveston and there face delays as repairs proceed.

Tnternationss & Great Northern Railroad Gettnr Virginia Point Ve le Teni& Brom Webster Clear Creek Oikl Virginia Santa FE Chicsey EP. Ripler Topika Han Fe

Santa Fe Train Wreck Toll At Alvin Area

A Santa Fe train wreck near Alvin Texas during a September storm caused multiple fatalities and injuries. Seven people died or were reported missing, including Mrs Prather, with several residents and travelers severely hurt as carriages and goods were damaged. The wreck disrupted service as the engine and cars derailed, leaving debris and waterlogged interiors, while investigators assess cause and salvage efforts continue.

Houston Tex ArdiVidig Howklin Galveston Alvin Alte Lueia Yarl Ets Bulidieg Shey Ara Prather Santa Fe J. St. Johnson J. M. Johnsan Mra Johnson John Glaspy Hichardactn Teme Baturang Gudh Ares Ad Howaton HC

Relief Measures Aide Galveston Suffering Rises

Washington dispatch reports Adjutant General Corbin directing immediate report from General McKibben on Galveston and Fort Ran Jacinto conditions after Sunday storm. War Department to supply tents and provisions. President McKinley and Governor Irew pledge aid to flood and sun disaster victims. Mayoral appeals urge Chicago citizens to help Mexus sufferers.

Washington Tolay Corbin McKibben Department of Texas Rien Eat- Unday War Department Ran Jacinto Galveston Island Mtr. Sultane of Houston Marr Galveston McKinley WAT Oernor Beyera Mayo Harrison Harrigan

Proclamation Aids Galveston Storm Relief Efforts

Murare, Richard Lord and Stanley Spencer issued a proclamation to four Mayors of Texas cities urging rapid aid to storm swept Galveston and southeastern Texas. Merchants Association telegraphs Galveston offering full support and to advise on immediate needs for relief supplies and clothing.

Seeteeeiy Cetera Houston Missouri Kacaas Galvesten Balee Jonas Ouiveston Galveston York

Roosevelt Visit Sparks Cheerful Wisconsin Pageantry

Elaborate preparations marked the Roosevelt visit to La Crosse Wisconsin with a morning rally at 2 and an afternoon program for residents. Notables including United States Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota and Representative Bech attended. A parade featuring the Me Kinky and Roosevalt restoring club and Wisconsin guards welcomed the president, who then dined and rested before three o'clock ceremonies. A Madison special train brought a large crowd for the day’s events and a public address was planned.

Kunte Nelson Minnesota Bech Robert 2. Lafollette Bryant Quakes Roosevelt Jem Sparte Hiubaras Wisconsin State Guards Statin Apneia Madison Peel

Browne Delivers Expansion Speech at Sixth and Kansas

Carl Browne spoke yesterday on expansion at Sixth and Kansas Avenue and planned another address tonight at the same site. He cited Acts of the Apostles to support property holdings and argued socialism is contrary to the Bible, with police allowing the expansion talk to proceed after the afternoon remarks.

Sixth and Kansas Avenue Carl Browne Sixth Cravens Browne Acta of the Apostles Ee Sarahin Polles

Fragmentary OCR News Note on Rates and Response

The readable fragments reference protests and comments on crime and policy. Mentions of museum managers and a hate-expressed remark appear amid garbled dialogue. The piece ends with a note that tourist rates to Colorado and Utah will be sold from Missouri points via a railroad line.

Colorado Utah Missouri

Race With Death in Leavenworth Leader Dies After Illness

J W Spratley, Leavenworth banking leader and longtime politician, arrived ill from Atlantic City and died days later in Kansas. He faced stomach and liver trouble amid a race against death aided by physicians and a gunny of logistical efforts to return him home. Spratley served as Leavenworth county treasurer for two terms and was a prominent civic figure, with ties to the Union Savings Bank and local cattle investments.

Leavenworth J. W. Spratley O'Clovke Atlantic City Darrah Philadephia Chicago W. Spratley Union Savings Firk Kaw Eam Phile Ils Pamserger Hartington Burlington Toornink Aurora Horatioy Sisteriey Kansas

Bryan Reminiscent at Chicago Club Reception

Chicago September 10 William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Nebraska Bryan Club of Chicago reception at the Sherman House introducing remarks by M. V. Gunpon. Bryan recalled campaigns in Nebraska 1890 and 1868 praising club members who helped his political start and urging continued voter enthusiasm and unity in support of their principles.

Chicago William Jennings Drypan Nebraska Bryan Club Sherman House Col. Bryan M. V. Gunpon Bryan Carr Fae Cma Judge Gannon Nebraska Congress Aooy Hie Van Sceves

Campaign leaders pledge equal rights amid crises

Fragmentary quotation discusses enduring natural laws and human rights amid emergencies. The text references equality and fundamental principles, noting the nation's response to imminent threats and the belief that rights must apply equally to all in crises.

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Britain and Germany Agree Not to Evacuate Peki Unit

Report from Berlin states that Great Britain and Germany have reached an accord not to evacuate the Peki unit. Full satisfaction for the recent outrage has been obtained.

Great Britain Germany Pekin London Berlin

Hanna Takes Charge Of Republican Campaign In Chicago

Senator M A Hanna arrived in Chicago to lead the Republican national drive with Vice Chairman Payne at national headquarters. He said the campaign outlook is growing rosier and he will prepare the program for the next three weeks.

Chicago M. A. Hanna Payne National Opeeah India

FIGHT OVER SENATORSHIP AT DENVER CONVENTIONS

Three conventions met in Denver on September 10 to consider fusion for the U S Senate race. Democrats split on subcaucus while Republicans and Populists favored fusion. Leading candidates include Governor Thomas and Alva Adams for the opposition, with Walcott as likely Democrat nominee. Governor, attorney general, and secretary of state hopefuls listed as contenders in their party conventions.

Denver United States JE. g.Walcott Whoel Tarma Thomas Alva Adama Gid Thomas M. Patterson Jasoph Munpin Fremont Coury Jaane Obrien Pablo Gregetary

Arson Fire Destroys Home as Kerosene Odor Arouses Alarm

Firefighters respond to a 3 235 alarm at Josep Smalls North Beran home. Fire origin incendiary with kerosene smell and rags found. Srei, a colored man, away from home. fires spread inside kitchen and rear area, house badly damaged before extinction. Miguel started a third blaze behind a door during suppression.

Josep Small North Beran Eeee Srei Miguel

Wheeler Retires From Army at Age Limit

General Joseph Wheeler, famed figure in the U S Army, retires to private life upon reaching the service age limit. General Gus succeeds him and Wheeler plans to return to Alabama, then travel abroad with his daughters.

Chicago Joseph Whweeter Gus Wheeler Alabama

Russia Agrees to Arbitration of U S Claims

A Washington report says Russia consents to arbitration over the North Pacific vessel claims filed by American citizens. The protocol signed at noon ends five years of negotiations, with the total claims near four hundred thousand dollars. Also noted is the deteriorating condition of General John A. McClernand in Springfield Illinois, with survival unlikely beyond a short time.

Russia New York Eee Washington Calved “Inte Glopacca Fomate Se Petersburg United States McClernand Springfield John A. McClernand

Rock Skane Excursions Reach Midwest Cities

A June excursion fare from St Louis to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and intermediate points is listed by agent A M Puller of the Illinois Central and Texas & Pacific lines. The plan covers round trip travel with intermediate stops and mileage details as part of the offered package.

St Louis St. Paul Minneapole Mitwames Duluth Waa M Puller

Travel and Business Routes in the Mexican Central Railway

The Mexican Central railway links 15 of 27 Mexican states and connects major cities across the republic. Excursion tickets offer nine month limits and stopover privileges. Key cities served include City of Mexico, Toluca, Puebla, Durango, Oaxaca, Vera Cruz, Morelia, and Monterey with through service to and from El Paso and San Antonio.

Republic Apa Sarlt Mexico Peptic Mexican Central Railway Torreon Luis Potoni Mexican Central Railwa Rio Grande el Paso San Antonio

Pioneer Kansan J A Southern Dead at 2 Funeral Tomorrow

J A Southern aged 62 died this morning at his home three miles east of Topeka after years of facial cancer. Funeral set for tomorrow at 10 from his home with burial in Topeka cemetery. He had lived in Kansas since 1884, moving from Illinois. survived by a wife and three children and was a member of the Odd Fellows. Jennie Pyles wife of James Pyles of Arch street died at home this morning at age 63. Central arrangements not yet made.

Kansan A. F. Southern John Naylor Topeka Kanats Illinois Republic County Shawnee County Southers Odd Fellows’ Lodge Jennie Pyles James Pyles Arch Street

Damages Suits Ahead as City Faces Five Week Jury Term

The district court opens a five week jury term with many damage suits. Two against the city include Sarah J. Bowers seeking 3854 for a November 12 1899 arm injury after a fall on a detective sidewalk near Fourth and Leland streets and Greenup Leeper suing for 486 damaged by a caving sidewalk in front of the Fifth Avenue hotel last July. Mrs Leni Bell Jackson sues B Yorran for 10000 over her husband’s death in Yeeman killing, to be heard this term.

Sarah J. Bowers Fourth Leland Streets Greenup Leeper Fifth Avenue Hotel Mra Leni Bell Jackson Yorran Yeeman

Indemnity Settlement Sought Over Pears Murder

A Washington dispatch reports prospect of an early settlement by Honduras over an indemnity claim for heirs of Frank Pears, the American murdered in Honduras. The murder commission blames the Honduran government and recommends compromise. The matter is with Pearship Pu fe and may be resolved for about 5000 dollars due to Honduran interests. Odd Fellows invited to a meeting.

New York the Herald Washington Honduras Frank Pears Fobernment

Wanted male help and varied labor positions

Classified list shows numerous job adverts including a male helper needed, a reliable printer barber, a good baler, and several housework and domestic posts in Philadelphia and St Louis. Also notes trades for road work, agents wanted, and misc labor with locations West Tenth Street and Chestnut Street.

Harber St Louis Ob West Surrees Pasrinos Spehes Auasapriine Chestnut St Phiadelphia Positon United Supply Perraasiet Jonrs Philadelphia Bales Unlimited Gauarant

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