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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1898

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Buffalo Bill Cody Talks Kansas Paris Show and Irrigation Hobby

Col Cody describes plans to take his show to Paris and retire, reveals a new hobby irrigation for the West, cites Leavenworth missed chances and laments “mossbacks.” He recalls Cuba war service, Gen Miles negotiations, and hints at seeking Bongo acres in the Little Belt Horn basin.

Leavenworth Kansas City United States Col. Cody Cuba Gen Miles Col Cody Topoport Cody Yestrom Ponce Porto A Col Cody Kansas Little Bie Horn Wyarming

Buffalo Bill Cody and the West Showman’s Future Plans

The article profiles William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill, detailing his Kansas City connections, his enduring fame as a showman, and his plans after the West show. It notes his family background, service with the U.S. Army, and a shift toward irrigation and grazing after retirement from touring. It also mentions Cody’s influence in Leavenworth and North Platte, his charity to artists, and praise from contemporaries.

Wid West Buffalo Cody Isaac Cody Lecompton Jcgislature Kansas Leavenworth Tife Wm. F. Cody United States Army United Buiies Philip Sheritan Boston Muse Mra Bhertdan Philip Sheridan Anta

Electric streetcar derailment injures fifty at Tiradford

On September 19 in Boe, an electric streetcar derailed while descending a hill, injuring fifty people. Several victims are reported as dying as rescue efforts continue and the scene is cleared.

Tiradford. Boe

Secretary Alward Arrives in Cincinnati for Western Camp Inspections

Secretary Almer arrived from Detroit with aide Major Hopkine in Cincinnati on September 19. He was met by Surgeon Sterniere and General M. P. Ludington, U S Army quartermaster general. The visit begins a series inspecting camps and hospitals in the west. He will tour the camp and hospital today and then proceed to Lexington, Kentucky.

Cincinnati Almer Detreit Hopkine Sterniere M. P. Ludington United States Army Lexington Iey

Mad in Church Causes Panic at Independence Sermon

During Rev James Vernon's sermon at the Christian church in Independence Kansas City on September 19 Frank Kester a known hanger on rose and announced he wanted to join the church He threatened to take charge and clean them out Pandemonium followed women screamed and fainted as the audience fled police subdued the intruder and jailed him

Kansas City James Vernon Christian Church Dependence Frank Kester Kester Jall

Father Against Son In Americus Family Feud

Emporia reports Gustave Wilms was jailed after a family quarrel in Americus. Gustave, charged by his son Ludwig, allegedly attacked Ludwig with a knife causing a chest wound, Ludwig struck back with a club breaking Gustave's shoulder. The feud split the family and Gustave claimed his life was in danger.

Americus Emporia Gustave Wilms Ludwig Wilms Gustave Ludwig Gustave Ludwig Hen Beng Inverall

Miners March After Arrests in Monongahela

In Monongahela City Pennsylvania on September 19 striking miners from the Third pool marched to the mines despite over forty arrests. Seven dozen lines formed led by Nations Organiser MekKay with a brass band. About 25 men returned to work without incident as organizers begin forming the Fourth pool and vow no coal will be loaded under Third pool contracts.

Monongahela City MekKay

Linseed Oil Stock Collapse Slashes St Louis Wealth

The St Louis Post Dispatch reports a dramatic wipeout in linseed oil stocks led by the National Linseed Oil Co. Shares valued at up to 21% last spring now trade near 1% with no bidders. About 90,000 shares, largely held by St Louis investors, faced losses estimated between 3 and 4 million dollars, with total invested value around 5.6 million dollars. Many holders oppose a future reorganization.

St. Louis

Hutchinson Women to Honor Topeka Carnival Queen

Miss Anna Rose will receive a royal reception in Hutchinson as she visits to be crowned queen at the Topeka carnival. The Woman's Federation will meet her at the train and arrange a heartfelt welcome worthy of the occasion.

Disarmament Delay Shakes Island Admission

Candia Sept 19 The disarmament of Mussulmans has delayed as Dissard Pasha the Turkish military commander demands arms be delivered on a Turkish warship while Admiral Neel the naval commander insists they be handed to British guard.

Candia Island Mussulmans Deleyed Dissard Pasha Turkey Imiral Neel Inelite Britith Guard

Wheeler sweeps Alabama primary in Eighth District

All vote for General Joseph Wheeler in the Alabama Democratic primary as the sole candidate. Populists and Republicans helped swell the turnout in Birmingham and Als with Samuel Blackwell and Judge William Richardson among Wheeler’s advocates. Voters show unprecedented endorsement of the veteran for Congress. no opposition on final section.

Alabama Birmingham Als Aluwams Congress Joseph Wheeler Samuel Blackwell William Richardson General Wheeler

Five regiments ordered from San Francisco to Manila

Washington September 19 five regiments now at San Francisco have been ordered to Manila. The force includes the Fifty-first Iowa, Twentieth Kansas, First Tennessee, First Washington and a detachment of the Second Oregon. The move is part of a broader plan to garrison the Philippines, with transports and supply arrangements to be provided by the Quartermaster and medical departments.

Washington San Francisco Manila Col. Funston Kansas Tennessee Oregon War Department Philippines Porto Rico Cuba Honolulu Adjutant General's Office Washington, D. C Department of California Cal Pitty-frat Wentieth First Oregon Volunteer Infantry Philippine Islands United States Forces Quartermaster’s Department Miles H.C. Corbin Associated Press Merchants’ Exchange Centennial City of Pekin City of Sydney Panama Pekin China Australia Ons Whit City Zealandia Fe Minie Nagasaki Japan Maine Thi City Antipodes Queen Alesken Gome

Filipino government denies strained relations with American forces

Manila dispatch says rumors of hostile ties are base slanders by the enemy to prejudice both sides. It states Filipinos and Americans have long shared friendly relations and will continue to. The message seeks American understanding as the Philippines seeks relief from Spanish oppression.

New York Reto Associated Press Manila Philippine Islands Spain

White House weighs important presidential message

Officials termed the message a very important document while the president read it with evident appreciation but did not volunteer information on the government’s stance. The exchange drew interest at the White House amid a guarded briefing.

White House

Lewelling Slaps Populist Opponent in Wichita Brawl

Ex Governor Lewelling and Dr. A M Pratt met in Wichita on September 19 in a street confrontation. Pratt criticized railroad commissioners as Lewelling stood nearby. Lewelling struck Pratt and a scuffle ensued before friends intervened to prevent arrest.

Wichita Lewelling Dr. A. M. Pratt

Emperor Hails Memo ry of His Wife in Rescript

Vienna September 18. An imperial rescript to Count von Thurn Hohenstein president of the Austrian council of ministers was published today expressing in eloquent and pathetic language the emperor's tribute to the memory of his dead wife.

Vienna Count von Thur Hohenstein Council of Ministers Peror Peone St. Eisabeth Elisabeth Starpook

Archbishops views on Philippine crisis and annexation debate

A Manila dispatch reports Archbishop Dosal urging Western intervention and warning against reinstating Spanish control as Filipino dissension and bloodshed loom. He criticizes religious orders, notes declining Spanish clergy, and suggests strong foreign influence may restore order amid local strife.

Manila Associated Press Archbishop Dosal Philippine Islands Philippines L Ate Spain National Assembly

JUDGE HAZENS RULE ON TAKING OUT COURT PAPERS

Judge Hazen of the district court announced a rule restricting lawyers from removing filed papers without signed receipts. Attorneys may keep papers no more than five days and must return them before re signing for others. Delinquent lawyers may not take more papers out until returning those they hold. Clerk is ordered to enforce. Hodgins Cafe, 106 East 7th.

Tite Hazen District Court Hazen Wold

Pleading That Miss Anna Koso Be Not Received

A legal filing states that Miss Anna Koso should not be received in the proceedings. The document outlines grounds and requests relief, citing procedural standards and prior records. Court action or dates are not specified in the readable text.

Anna Koso

Fake Queen Letter Tricks Kansas Officials

Secretary Anderson receives a dubious missive claiming to be from Queen Lilivokalani of Hawaiiy seeking royal funds and a Washington exhibit. The State Journal notes the name is misspelled, the queen not in Washington, and the dispatch appears to be a hoax. Topeka officials convene a special meeting to address the matter.

Anderson Topeka Big Penditus Kansas Topea United States America Mr. Domini Ae Abe Washington Kanaaw S . MO Mil Merm Bers Vftean Liliuckalan Liliaukalsni State Journal Tive Lilluukan Tanily Honolalu

Rumor Links Vanderbilt Jr to Miss Price in California

New York watchers report a rumor tying Vanderbilt Jr to Miss Price amid talk of a remarriage. The story notes Miss Price’s past engagements and her close ties to Mrs. Olver H. Po Belmont, with speculation that a union with the California heiress could occur.

New York Ae EK Vanderbilt, Jr Itate Mars Olver H. Po Belmont Price Hermean Derriche California Vanderbilt

Norris Disbarred After Unprofessional Conduct Conviction

Saline County attorney W A Norris has been disbarred following a conviction for unprofessional conduct. The action stems from charges prompted by editor H Gaines of the Salina Union. A committee of lawyers conducted the investigation and prepared the report leading to the disciplinary measure.

Saline County Salina H Gaines

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