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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
8
Umbrella Sale Offers Mixed Prices for Rainy Weather
The notice advertises umbrellas at varied prices including one dollar and twelve fifty, with promotional language and stock details. It notes readiness for rain and suggests buyers will be suited for the weather with these purchases.
Holyites Movement Emerges Near Olive Chapel
In Laporte Indiana a new religious community the Holyites has formed at Olive Chapel under Rev Mr Buck and evangelists. The movement preaches a creed claiming adherents are sinless and immune to temptation. Several weeks into its existence a number of converts have joined, with Buck and his wife guiding proselytes toward establishing a new sect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Olive Chapel
Buck
Withigan
Grant's Grandson Seeks West Point Appointment
Colonel Fred Grant travels to Washington with a 33 year old letter from his father requesting the appointment to West Point for General Grant's grandson, Ulysses, bearing W. T. Sherman’s indorsement. The missive notes Grant’s heart was set on the young man following in the family footsteps and aims for the class scheduled to graduate in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred Grant
Washington
Jetter
United States
West Point
General Grant
Ulysses
Grant
W. T. Sherman
Georgia Farmers Plan Wheat Over Cotton Decline
Ramp Georgia April 1 Georgia farmers prepare to reduce cotton acreage due to overproduction and low prices. Many will plant more wheat and corn while cotton remains unprofitable at five to seven cents. Canning factories and truck farming gain interest as grain prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramp
Georgia
Uverlee
Biz
Major Hood Club Forms in Emporia for Governor Bid
A large group of about 200 Emporia citizens has organized to back Major Calvin Hood for the Republican nomination for governor. The nonpartisan Hood Cam club includes Democrats and seasoned Republicans, with officers led by President W. L. Hugetas and a long charter list of local notables and businesspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Calvin Hood
Water Club
Calvin ' Hood Cam Club
Major Hood
Sopaleen
Majorlood
W. L._ Hugetas
Charina 5. Cross
Geo. M. Paxton
Santa Femester Mediaste
I. Selim Worster
Macs
Fleming
WG Dukes
Grads
W. Exatman
W. Cunsingham
I. Jay Huck
Draper
DP. Eluud
W. Fn
Atom
Foy Brown
A. Tl
Obley
Hi, Thomas
Dave Rowland
John E. Martin
BP. Benner
IB. Beans
MW. Wells
XL. Raber
J. D. Myers
Ghat
Care
Chas Fores
Jus
Bova
W.N. Smoiser
Albert Robinson
Geo
Murrindalé
Bls
Swisher
Chas
Harris
EP. Jay
Gse Wonite
Guy “Brewer
J. E Morse
WR. McCenchias
EM Fell
L. Bassett
EW. Grob
Wolcombs
TL Bronk
KS. Lawrence
George Jdnnes
Roganes
A. Re Roberta
J. Q Faynes
Waldo Vorster
John ‘Roberts
Be, Powter
H.W. Eskridge
Hewitt Perles
Burton
Sexs
Jona Tybhartaieh
Mulund Withite
Chas. Douglass
T. Burton
T. Ti
Harvey
ML Jones
EL Painter
W._A. Wiills
de Aten
Thoms O'Connor
Geo. D. Griffith
Worington
Northl
Messerve
Jogurt
EH. Reiber
Gritath
AL Best
Seagondoi ES
Old Civil War guns and cannonballs melt at Hunt-Spaller yard
Boston April 1 large quantities of old guns shot and shell have been carted to the Hunt Spaller works yard in South Boston from Charlestown Navy Yard. About 500 tons of fifteen inch shot and 700 tons of shells and twelve inch guns have been placed behind the air furnace to be melted into castings for modern guns. Some pieces from the Constitution’s battery will be melted, despite earlier preservation attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hunt-Spaller Works
Charteatown Navy Yard
Topeka Snapshots Highlight Local Happenings and Figures
Local notes recount Belford’s return from Denver and a busy stretch of weather with heavy rain and muddy streets. Updates cover auctions, property deals, building plans, club meetings, charity events, and residents such as Major Shreve and James Blandin shaping Topeka’s cultural scene.
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Relief For Nervous Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for nervous disorders. It claims nervousness causes wide health issues, presents a testimonial from Mrs. A. V. Dabbs praising better sleep and health, and offers a money back guarantee on the first bottle. Drugstores sell the product and a free book on heart and nerve diseases is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
A. V. Dabbs
Plainville
Dr. Miles
Miles* Nervine
Dr. Milles Medical Co
Elkhart
March Weather Showers Break Records Across City
Rainfall in March exceeded normal levels while temperatures ran higher. Records kept in the Columbian building show mean March temperatures at 4 degrees above normal with highs near 72 degrees. The dataset notes 4.21 inches of rain, 20 inch normal, and notable historic extremes in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Columbian Building
Bridegroom at 75 Arkansas City Woman Marries After Years
Miss Tyler of Arkansas City aged 45 wed L. W. Clark aged 75 in Kansas City. Both natives of Linn County Missouri. Clark’s wife died recently. he reconnected with Miss Tyler after reaching out from his old home. He proposed, she accepted, ending years apart and rekindling a romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Miss Tyler
Kansas City
Ll. W. Clark
Clark
Miss ‘Tyler
Linn County
Missoura
Whurk
Abbie
Kan
Mr. Clark
Ottawa hosts Boulder Chautauqua tour and rail news
The Boulder Chautauqua troupe toured Ottawa under Commercial Club sponsorship to compare with Texas and Kansas assemblies. J J Frey, Santa Fe general manager, heads to Louisville for the American Railway association meeting as schedules are set for summer. The Colorado Flyer departs Topeka for Colorado Springs and Denver with daily Santa Fe service including Pullman sleepers and reclining chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Chautauqua
Boulder
Colo
Assembly
Commercial Club
Boulder Chautauqua
Kansas Assembly
Texas
J.J. Frey
J. J. Frey
Santa Fe
Louisville
American Railway Association
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Big cattle sale head transferred for 40000 vers
April 1 report from Holdy district describes EK Karrick of Pueblo Colorado securing 40 000 head of cattle through New Mexico agents for about 1 000 000. Cattle sourced from Eddy country Van Horn San Martin Toyah ranges in west Texas. Deliveries begin in April and May with stock bound for Pueblo California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloss Fort Worth
Holdy
Karrick
Pueblo
Col
New Mexico
Eddy Country
van Horn
San Martin
Toyah
West Texas
Kar- Tick
Eddy
Cal
Wichita Boy Goes to Navy in Brooklyn War Move
A Sedgwick County man, Frank Hornecker of near Thirteenth Street, left Wichita by bicycle to join the United States Navy in Brooklyn, New York. He had a promising naval position, brought home his son Hollo’s belongings, and wrote his father from Brooklyn promising to depart for New York soon. The article also notes a political notice and various local notices about trains and health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Charles A. Taylor
Bae
Rodgers
Birst Lutheran Church
M. Scott
Port Arthur
A. T. Bachélier
Mabel C. Rousebush
Auburndale
George Depree
Quincy Street
Benedict
Buchanan Street
Florence E. Mitchcock
Florence W. Miller
Mts
Tyler Street
Biuntoon
Masonic Temple
PB. W. Griggs & Co
West Sixth Street
Kellam
Henry Beerman
Tenth and
Topeka Avenue
Sim Radges
C. H. Nettels
Hazen
J. Luker
United States Pension Office
Columbian
Asylum
Moeser Ice Company
Topeka Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Lincoln County Farmers’ Institute
Eastern Star
John Sargent
Myron A. Waterman
Topeka Advocate
Kansas
Shreve
B.D. Eastman
Cuba
Florida
Republic County
Archie Barnes
Wells Fargo Express Company
Nebraska
Hamilton Hall
Columbia _Council No. 0
Knights and Ladies of Security
Fred Harrison
Auditor's Office
The
Santa Fe
Chicago
A. M. Robinson
Fire Staton No. 2
R.E. Town
Journal
Washington
Chicago Times-Herald
Walter Wellman
John F. McManus
Moses Sarbach
Horton
Sarbach
McManus
James Blandin
Ctiliset
Sullivan & Delahoyde
Wichita
Brooklyn
Sedgwick County
Frank Hornecker
Thirteenth Street
Hol
N. Y
United States Navy
Hornecker
Naval
Brooklyn Yards
N.Y
Santa Bea
West Point
Hutchinson
Leakage of Gas Forces Pavement Repairs Comment
Mr H. B. Morgan, secretary of the Hixcslelot Coke and Gas company, said today there is some leakage in mains but not enough to injure pavement. Repairs will begin soon and pavement removal will be determined when work starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Hixcslelot Coke and Gas Company
Move Law Library During Expansion Plan
The State Library will be split into two sections temporarily following a decision by the executive council to relocate the fecal portion to a new library room. The remainder stays in place until marble, steel shelving for new rooms is ready, per supreme court judges’ wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Supreme Court
Li Hung Chang Granted Authority on Boundary of Grant
March 31 report that Li Hung Chang is invested with full power to proceed to Port Arthur to redefine the boundary of territory released to Russia. The move aims to mark the limits of China’s grant to Musela Pekin as contested by recent developments with nina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Musela Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Port Arthur
Russia
Nina
Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Cure for Indigestion
The article discusses chronic indigestion and its link to serious diseases like Bright's disease and consumption. It credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a breakthrough cure, claims physicians sought evidence, and notes tablets are available to aid digestion and digestion-related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Stuart
Rome
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Dresser
Spachtel Dresser
Queen Ann
Holyites
Wear Laporte
Grant’s Grandson
Sone
Helivers
Julian AL
Cleveland
Manette
Senate
House of Representatoies
Maz Sello
Sterling Remedy Co
Royal Fe
Belford
T. B. Jennings
Olivia McClintock
Covenant Mutual Life Insurance Company
Napoleon Boneparte Burge
Winfield
Knickerbocker
Crawford
Henry Inman
Salt Lake Trai
Micmillan Company
Frederick Remington
Nower
Spain
Collam Radges
Mr. Hodges
Eslf
Texas Chautauqua
Rock Island
Steimberg
the Hub
Congressman Curtis
O. A. Curtis
Garfield Park
Garfield Za
Z. G. Lescher
Wm. Taylor's
7Th St
Calcado
Dan
California
Orra A
Castorni
LAW Library
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