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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1899
Page
4
Reported interview traces the boyhood of a Filipino leader figure, detailing schooling, family, and early life in Manila. It explores his education, religious influences, and the social milieu, including remarks on language, living costs, and daily life among Filipinos during the period.
The New York Post reports Katsax residents complain about Governor Stanley's frequent travel and alleged health issues tying him to the capital. The article notes numerous appearances across state events, colleges, and conventions, with critics questioning his focus away from state business.
Topeka readers learn that the Topeka divine printed in the New York Journal urges individuals to choose life over evil, stressing hereditary tendencies do not dictate right or wrong. The sermon cites Moses and emphasizes personal power of choice, warning that daily acts shape future lives and influence neighbors and descendants.
A heavy gale on Lake Michigan forced ships to withdraw from the harbor and caused extensive damage along the south shore. The McCarthy Wind from Chicago and its tow suffered mishaps while seeking shelter near Mackinaw City, with possible shelter found and risks to a pier at St. Joseph, Michigan.
Notice states the partnership Jatvey & Patter Mue lper at 106 Sixth Avenue East Topeka Kansas dissolves by mutual consent. Miss Lida Patter citing Mex Lacey will continue business at 104 Sixth Avenue East and collects outstanding debts and liabilities.
The Grand Army of the Republic veterans denounce alleged mistreatment by New York committees. They praise Captain P and urging honoring Gov Roosevelt for supporting the Grand Army, citing national unity and old glory valor. The letter reflects veterans’ calls for proper recognition and loyalty to the Republic.
New York reports Alfred Gwynne Vandertilt, rescued from Yokohumit, will reach San Francisco mid next week amid plans to reveal the contents of his father’s will after his return to New York. The eldest son, Cornelius Vandertilt, is not to succeed as head of the family’s New York Central branch.
Chicago sept 29 a special to the c s rive from holy idaho reports JM Mallentine once Chicago banker and mine owner and two time democratic state senator died last friday in a cabin doorway while hunting in the stanley mountains near tooth mountain seventy five miles from rail or telegraph line he suffered heart illness earlier that day and died in the doorway returning home his death ends a career noted in chicago and california mining he is survived by three children james a ballentine mrs frank kendall of new york and nanmie who lived with him in bolas city</S>
Washington diplomats express doubt about attending a Chicago public event. Inquiries at the state department probe the president’s plans and who would lead the foreign representatives. With Dewey Day approaching, diplomats indicate reluctance and have withdrawn from attendance after prior foreign warship demonstrations.
Chicago March 29 reading of papers on methods of agents and management opened the morning session of the Fire Underwriters Association of the Northwest Cyrus Woodbars Grand Haven MI read A Prevent Duty of the Special Agent LW O Bien Kansas City MO Charles Martin Denver CO Garrett Brown read The Wisdom of Managerial Inconsistency Reports of minor committees were heard conference to conclude this evening with the annual election of officers
In Topeka this week the court heard two new variation cases tied to a reunion and reception plans. Hardy county citizens seek Missouri Pacific station maintenance in Hardy. North Cedar area residents push Kansas City Wyandotte Northwestern to sustain a station there.
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