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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1898

Page

8

Rough Road to Travel for Central American Union Delegates

Macagua Nicaragua September 4 Delegates meeting to draft a constitution for a proposed United States of Central America face sharp divides. Honduran representatives oppose Salvadoran views on federal control and revenue sharing. Critics warn of delays or resistance as arms and munitions could be handed to federal forces, risking federation.

Central American Republic Associated Press Macagua Nicaragua United States of Central America Salvador Honduras Nia Honduraas Hondurks Pirentes Repubne Central America Bominatty Altnerther United States

Untitled ad fragment on sales and events

Fragmentary notice mentions tickets and event sales with unclear details. It references a horse show and a price of 267 dollars, with promotional phrases about strength and benefit. No clear dates or organizations are readable.

Banta Pe Accsant Horse Show

State Board Education Schedules Meeting Oct 10

The state board of education will meet on October 10 to pass on institute certificates and to issue state teachers certificates to those who passed examinations. There are 106 May examinees and 76 August examinees, plus 26 unsigned certificates from a prior meeting, totaling over 200 certificates to be signed by all board members. Members listed: William Stryker president, A. Taylor, F. H. Snow, Thomas E. Wilt, T Johnson, H. N. Gaines, C. M. Brooks.

State Board of Education Neue State William Stryker A. Taylo The State Normal F. H. Snow State University Thomas E. Wilt State Agricultural College T. §. Johnson McPherson H. N. Gaines Salina C. M. Brooks Lang University Lecompton

The Bones of Columbus to Spain This Fall

Havana dispatch reports preparations complete to remove the bones of Columbus to Spain. A commission will supervise the removal from the monument niche and packing for shipment while the base remains. The process, set for Monday at the cathedral, involves the captain general bishop justice civil and military officials and experts. Other items note a water company suit in Kansas and cheap rail tickets for Knights Templar conclave visitors from Pittsburg.

Hivana Blanc Féetalne Columbia Spain Havana Board of Mesith Eiko Vo East Pittabure van— Galls-Pennsylvania Knights Templar Pittsburg Ohio Pennsylvania Galtimore Washington Pensylvania Pittsboro W.E. Bronner A. G St Louis

Remains of Emma Gill Linked to Southington Poison Case

Southington, Sept 24. Remains of Emma Gill were exhumed and brought back for burial after funeral services. Dr. Rosenbluth to examine teeth again under coroner order. Two young men, Harry Oxley and Howard Guernsey, arrested in connection with the Yellow Mill Pond tragedy. Detectives and state officials pursue leads as evidence traces money orders sent to Dr. Nancy Guilford in Bridgeport.

Southington Conn Yellow Mill Pond Emma Gill Potter's Field Bridgeport Rosenbluth Doton Miss Gill Harry Oxley Howard Guernsey Oxley Guernsey Sherman Guernsey Inez First Congregational Society Uehoo Board Guernsey Jr Sherif Ha-Fan Arnold Smith Hartford Miss Gui Plattsville Enena Delon Ouxley and

Castel ar warned as next anarchist victim in Madrid

Madrid reports Senor Emilio Castellar, a Renubitcan reader, received a London dated letter threatening he will be the next target of anarchists. The note asserts a plan involving a proposition for Penne a from Jenna and from there to England. Separate brief items note Beggs Hair Renewer and a five cent cigar, with a magazine ad style inclusion.

Madrid Senor Emilio Castelar Renubitcan London

Gold Going Abroad to London for Shipment to U S

New York Sept 24 gold imports announced today show U S firms arranging London shipments. The United States Mortgage and Trust Co of 69 Cedar St reports 2,000,000 in gold leaving London, with many imports from Bank of England and through Glynn Bills C Currier & Co. Manhattan Trust Co also imported 100,000 in gold via Bank of England channels. Total imports reach 2,000,000. Foreign bankers say more gold imports likely as long as profitable. Kaiser Friedrichs brings 575,600 for La ward Freres, 135,000 for Ladenburg Thalmann, and 90,000 francs for Heidelbach Tekelholmer.

New York London United States Mortgage and Trust Company Cedar Street Ora Ee Bank of Engh States Mortgage and Trust Company Bank of England London and Westminster Bank Manhattan Trust Company Kaiser_ Friedrichs Laward Freres Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co Heidelbach, Tekelholmer

German plotting to hinder U S control of the Philippines

The Evening Post reports a German plan to destabilize the Philippines by arming and drilling Aguinaldo’s followers. It claims Germany will arm 150000 Filipinos with Krupp guns, quietly station officers on ships, and press China to buy warships for transfer to Germany. The article notes U S forces may face up to 50000 landings before Aguinaldo moves, and urges disarming the insurgents.

San Francisco The Evening Post Philippines Post Ladrone Islands United States Germany Aguinaldo Phiippine Hamburg China Law America Manila

Leiter May Run A Hotel With Holland House Interest

New York reports Joseph Lester and F W Rice have secured an interest in the Holland House and will take an active role in management. Officials deny definite plans while rumors persist that the Chicago pair may soon assume duties. Mrs Angie Kinsley, owner, may sell part of her stake amid changes following Mr Kinsley’s death. Baumann, already managing, seeks relief from growing duties.

New York Joseph Lester F. W. Rice Holland House Chicago Messrs. Lester Rice Angie Kinssey Kinsley Baumann Bax Sfear

Miles to speak at Army Day during peace jubilee event

Omaha dispatch notes Major General Nelson A. Miles will attend and deliver an address on Army Day at the peace jubilee exposition. President Wilson and governors Adams and Barnes accept invitations. Miles may attend if possible. A second item reports a fire in Minneapolis burning a whole block of business buildings amid gale winds.

Omaha Neb Twenty-second United States Infantry Stines Nelson A. Miles Winstles Milea James Wilson Department of Agriculture Alva Adams Colorado Barnes Oklahoma Minneapolis Minn S.D The Journal

Winnie Davis Laid To Rest Beside Her Father

Richmond residents bid farewell to Varina Anne Jefferson Days known as the Daughter of the Confederacy. Winnie Davis arrives by train in a somber procession, honored by Lee camp and Pickett camp veterans, church services held at St Pauls, graveside rites at Hollywood Cemetery. The crowd fills the streets as the escort, soldiers, and relatives follow the carriage to the gravesite.

Winnie Davis Richmond Varina Anne Jafferson Washington Lee Camp Pickett Camp Guard St. Paul's Church Col. Laughton Georgia Virginia South Carolina Hartley Carmichael Davis Gen Lee Jefferson Doyle Veterans of Lee Boat of Veterans Veterans of Pickett Davi Archer Anderson Hayes Alones Phillips Richmond Howitzers First Regiment Saul Holywood Cemetery Company B Russell Davis Square Mr. Davis Mrs. Hayes Mire Davis

Martha D Breaks 2 Year-Old Pacing Record at Wichita Fair

Martha D. set a new mark for 2 year old pacing at Wichita Fair, clocking a 1:04 mile, beating the former record of 1:06. A separate item notes Polynesian Steamship Company planning a line linking San Francisco Honolulu and Manila, with agents appointed and ships nearing completion at Cramp's yards.

Martha D Wichita Fair Wichita San Francisco Polynesian Steamship Company Honolulu Manila Cramps Ohio Indiana

Dewey Buys a Mulberry Tree Relic Snuff Box

London reports Rear Admiral Dewey purchased a snuff box carved from a mulberry tree once planted by Shakespeare in Stratford. The box previously belonged to General Sir Denis Pack, noted as a Wellington era commander.

Dewey London Admiral Dewey Shakespeare Stratford Sir Denis Fack Wellington

Santa Fe Route Promoted For Knights Templar Encampment

Pittsburg area travelers are offered a special Santa Fe route for the Knights Templar grand encampment with round trip fare within 260 miles set at one fare, cheaper than typical rates. Agents at the depot or phone 682 provide details. Also advertised are Frank Long's new restaurant offering commutation tickets at 32.90 for $2, with a reopening set for Monday Sept 28.

Pittsburg Santa Fe Knights Templar Particlars Sea Depot Frank Long

Peace Commission Lands In Liverpool

United States peace commissioners landed this morning from the Cunard steamer Compania at Liverpool landing stage. All are in good health and refreshed after the voyage. Judge Day, visibly improved, told Senator Davis he was getting accustomed to sea travel and could enjoy another week at sea. The group was welcomed by the US consul James Bayle. The Liverpool mayor invited them to a function honoring British warships, which was declined as unwise to attend.

Liverpool United States Peace Commissioners Cunard Line Compania Judge Day Davis Chatray Peace Commission United States James Bayle

Kentucky Likes Kansans Twenty First Kansas Quiet Soldiers

The Lexington Herald praises the Twenty-first Kansas at Camp Hamilton praising their quiet discipline and ability to protect others. Gen Sanger orders the unit to Leavenworth for furlough and muster out, ending their wintering plans and disappointing the men who hoped to stay. Captain N Gaines commends their provost guard duties and reliability.

Lexington Sanger Leavenworth Kan Camp Hamilton

Assassination by Mail Targets Dentral Dentist in Texas

Fort Worth Texas September 24 an attempt to murder Dr W D Mason a prominent local dentist occurred when a small package of candy sent to him via mail was eaten a portion of the candy and left him in a precarious condition a physician diagnosed poisoning and investigators found rat poison on the candy also noted were other brief items from Havana about General Blanco decorating Barbara Gutierrez and a sharp rise in silver prices to 67% on the dollar during market activity.

Texas Fort Worth Tex W. D Mason Havana

Buffalo Bill Recovering in Kansas City Hospital

Col. William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill is improving at All Saints hospital after nervous strain. He expects to rejoin his show in Joplin today. A premature report claimed typhoid fever. Mrs. Cody arrived from North Platte Nebraska last night.

Buffalo Bill Kansas City Col Wim. FP. Cody All Saint's Hospital Joplin Col. Cody Cody North Platte Neb

Hall Caine play dazzles Albany Empire crowd

A trial performance of Hall Caine's The Christian at the Empire theater drew one of Albany's largest and most influential audiences with reps from New York Boston and Washington. The production achieved great success as the city watched a premier event. John M Toucey former New York Central railroad general manager died at his home in Pontatac last night in New York City.

Albany Hall Caine Empire Theater New York Boston Washington John M. Toucey Johuu M. Toucey New York Central Railroad Ponta Dacs

President announces residential appointments and naval captaincy

Washington September 24 the president announced appointments for the superintendent of the port at Carson Nevada Roswell K Colcord of Nevada and to be captain in the United States Navy Charles H Davis. The ad promo line for Gipsy Queen Baking Powder appears as stray OCR text.

Washington Carson Nev Roswell K Colcord Nevada Nated States Navy Mander Charles H. Davis

Foreclosure Report Clears Up L T S W Suit Details

Mr D W Afatvane, special master, filed his report in the federal foreclosure case of the Leavenworth Topeka and Southwestern railroad. Intervening claims by receivers of the Union Pacts road and Leavenworth Depot claim $12,062.28 with 6 percent interest from Jan 1. The road’s gross income was $8,722.07. expenses and taxes totaled $20,783.06. Depot rental plan seeks $950,380 with $62.95 claimed for repairs of a B T and S W freight car. The report clarifies details and an order for sale of the fleet is expected. Maple Leaf road reportedly considered taking over.

D. W. Afatvane Speriel Leavenworth, Topeke & Southwestern Road Wd Union Pacts Leavenworth Depot Ami One Pacific Wey Leavenworth Despot and Railway Company Leavenworth Fort Worth & Desiver City Railway Maple Leaf Road Wale

Two Men Arrested for Noted Car Robberies in KC

John Post alias John Ryan and Ander Hatch alias Oscar Heath are under arrest in Kansas City on charges of robbing freight cars. Post faces extradition to Portland Oregon for extensive robberies of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Heath will be held for robberies here. Detectives traced Post through his mother Mrs Styan as part of a broad scheme spanning Portland Kansas City Texas and back. The duo reportedly broke into passing cars threw plunder out then collected it with wagons in a wide but nonviolent operation.

Kansas City John Post John Ryan Ander Hatch Oscar Heath Post Portland Gre Northern Pacific Railroad Company Heath Styan Ore Kansan City Texae

Lawton's Report Details Five Deaths at Santiago

Washington September 24 General Lawton reports health conditions of American troops at Santiago noting five deaths among the forces. The dispatch lists cases of typhoid fever and acute gastro enteric congestion, with several soldiers returned to duty and a civilian packer suffering dysentery.

Santiago Washington War Department Lawton Statinen Agillant General Bick A. Bots H. Brigham Cnited States Volunteer Infantry Robert Corbin John Thomas St. Aaah United States Voluntere Lamastey Mer

Wonderful Medicine Beggs Little Giant Pills Ad

Medicine advertisement touts Beggs Little Giant Pills for weak stomach digestion liver headaches and female aliments with no substitute malt for Begge. Sold by all druggists. The Hind Boone Coover t Company hosts a cupecerts event at First Christian church on September 26 with general admission 25 cents. Music lovers urged to attend. A Spasm of delight Easie's Silver Statue Clears.

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