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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1899
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads as garbled notes about indeterminate shirts and peers. It mentions fading, a kit or team context, and scattered phrases that do not form a clear event or names.
Chicago candidates unify on municipal ownership of street railways and utilities as April 3 election nears. Odds favor Harrison four to five while Altgeld and Carter push for immediate fare cuts and city control. Campaigns boast big crowds and expect high turnout, with forecasts of a Democratic city council.
Jerseyville Ita April 2 The circular on editors Europe excursion under National Editorial association and led by Thomas Cou Bon New York city was reviewed by J M Page local secretary The tour covers Belgium Germany Switzerland France and England with travel days at a low $250 per person covering all expenses from New York departure to Philadelphia return Editors and family members are eligible to participate
In Cleveland on April 3 constable sale of club room fixtures from Hallway Men's Pepica Siena attracted little bidding. A framed etching of Senator Marcus A Hanna drew one bid and a prominent Catholic leader doubled the price, but the picture and frame ultimately sold for two cents to a Cleveland Democrat.
Jefferson City April 2 The Missouri House passed a measure that would largely abolish department stores by imposing a 72 class goods tax and a license tax of 500 for each class. A store selling all classes would face a total tax of 16500 while a 7 percent contract rate on interest was also approved.
New York reports Miss Sloane will host a bridal luncheon today at the Fifth Avenue home of Mr and Mrs William Douglaty Sloane ahead of the Hammond Sloane wedding. The event features noted society guests and lavish pink and white decor with orchids and Bermuda lily arrangements.
New York reports that a Morgan prize collie named Bedeen was poisoned and exploded by the local superintendent at Highland Falls this morning. Hurricane, famed for rescuing several women from drowning last year, died a week ago. Severe weather caused relapse and a serum rose. authorities feared contagion among dogs in the kennel and separated Hurricane from the others. Hurricane was Mr Moreau’s favorite. the dog would fetch his master's pace at the country residence and race to the house when Webanker visited.
New York reports confirm reports of Liggett & Myers option abandonment by a syndicate led by Thomas Ziyan. Continental plans a heavy plug price cut to offset Liggett & Myers move, signaling a fierce plug tobacco price war. Trade interests anticipate persistent fighting between the rivals with Continental expected to take an aggressive stance.
Leroy Dickinson of St. Louis Gratiot county organises a party of ten to sail in early May for the holy land. They plan to found a colony near Jerusalem by buying 200 acres, believing Christ’s return is near and that the time is at hand.
The Union Pacific offers a greatly reduced rate of 25.85 dollars to Portland and Puget Sound points as well as Helena Montana Salt Lake City and Utah destinations. For tickets and full information contact city ticket agent P A Lewis or depot agent J Fulton.
An early 20th century advert extols Morrow's Kid-ne-olds for kidney issues backache and nervous strain. It claims efficacy, notes easy yellow tablets, and cites Springfield Ohio makers John Morrow & Co with 60 cent price, urging purchase via local druggists or mail order.
In Guthrie Oklahoma Territory on April 3 Perry voters witnessed a dramatic incident as City Attorney John A Oliphant Republican candidate was horsewhipped by Mrs W R Cadman of Kansas City. The attacker sought a denial of letters linking Oliphant to her, then fled after the momentary confrontation. The episode heightens an already tense mayoral race ahead of Tuesday's vote.
Washington report on Riley Jones found guilty on two indictments for fraudulently obtaining government pension money over nearly thirty years. The scheme involved William Butler and Mary Butler in a complex line of widows and “runners” connected to pension agents, with multiple sisters and a mother-in-law impersonating beneficiaries to sustain payments across decades.
Wellington April 3 Mile Cassini niece of the Russian ambassador hosted an informal luncheon today for her friend Mile Nelka de Smirnoff who has been her guest for two months. Tomorrow de Smirnoff and her aunt depart for New York. Lent begins this week as Greek church calendar notes quiet social affairs at the Russian embassy for several weeks.
Henry G. Bryant, president of the Geographical Society of Philadelphia, arranges with the Navy to use the revenue cutter Bear from San Francisco for a hydrographic expedition near Herald Island. The four conical tasks carry identification tubes with instructions for finders to mail a paper to a U S consul or to the Geographical Society.
Kansans in the Philippines attract worldwide attention for bravery and endurance. Dispatches recount river crossings under fire, daring charges across open fields, and swimming flooded waters with rifles held high. The regiment earns high praise from General Otis and editor H. Clay Park, linking Civil War valor to Philippine exploits.
Kansas communities discuss Prison Sunday to educate the public on prison reform and reformation methods. The movement, urged by the National Prison Congress, urges sermons on treatment of inmates, support for parolees, and societal responsibility toward released prisoners.
Wichita April 3 The month of March set a record for the Ancient Order of United Workmen in Kansas with 1,166 new members admitted, the largest single month in state history. The Kansas lodge now has over 30,000 members.
James J. Corbett, former heavyweight champion, and his wife Pompadour Jim Seoka are involved in a public quarrel on West 125th Street and Fleehaven Avenue. Neighbors witnessed the confrontation as Corbett shielded his wife from a suggested assault and police intervened. The couple later took a taxi home, with reports saying they did not return to their dinner venue.
In Syracuse New York on April 2 a statement claims sociology professor John T Commons resigned after attacking trusts and monopolies in a student published piece. Chancellor Day demanded his resignation, citing alleged political clashes with the board led by John B D Archbold.
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