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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1900
Page
7
A fragment advertising The Star Grocery Wholesale And Retail promises savings on fresh roasted coffee at close margins. It also mentions unusual items like water tumblers cake stands cake plates and baking wares with unclear spellings and pricing details.
Dudley Warner calls the work one of the small number of genuine American books. W. D. Howells in Century lauds a section as highly characteristic of our era. The Saturday Review hails it as a remarkable book in every respect and among America’s most notable works.
A damaged account describes California peach crops at risk from unusual winter conditions. Growers report slow bloom and potential losses as traders weigh prices and possible measures to save the harvest, with meteorology cited as a factor shaping orchards and markets.
New York April 4 The World reports a large SIUONM trunk line project linking New York Chicago and Rowton with annual net earnings near 700000 after transfer of study and control. The alliance between President Clem and allied interests aims to contest competitors and expand capacity from Chicago to the west and south by rail linking Rutland line traffic to Hulland and onward to Boston Maine and Pittsburgh networks.
Rokester New York April 4 President Yuieut tae Buttaie says preliminary talks for merging that rail line with the New York Central continue. He denied that the transfer legally required had been completed or that the merger agreement was finalized.
McCintock and a second signer arrived at the class Journal office to deny a circulating rumor linked to the deputy county post and the upcoming Br. Jet Twire election. The terse statement aims to quell speculation about leadership changes and factional influence.
A special telegraph report from New York April 4 describes Webster Davis's journey to the South African theaters. The writer recalls battles around Pretoria including Colenso, Spion Kop, and Ladysmith with quotes about generals Botha and Buller. The piece notes dramatic troop movements, siege conditions, and glimpses of Boer and British actions as Davis observes.
From the New York Bus, a portrait of European royalty focusing on the German emperor. It describes his daily routine from morning rest to fast meals, horseback rides with two officers, public appearances with the empress, and a busy schedule of official calls and visits, highlighting the ceremonial pace and frequent public duties.
A fragmented account surveys royal figures and their fear or fascination with portraiture. It notes the Prince of Wales sometimes posing long before cameras, Marlborough House inventories, and Empress Frederick of Germany’s interest in photographing others. Carmen Sylva and other royals are mentioned as prolific photographic subjects and patrons.
A city committee interviews property owners on the Santa Fe site for wildlttonal shops. About 28 lots and 10 houses are in the plan, with one parcel nearly meeting the asking price. The group expects a week of discussions before a decision. A concert and millinery display at Kemper and Paxtons follows.
From the New York telegraph clipping a discussion on importing African meat notables notes how South African cattle appear fine but yield poor poultry, with observers in the Philippines and Transvaal commenting on evolving fowl quality, feeding, climate, and attempts to improve table standards.
A garbled April document mentions Rev Dr Newell and Dr Fle and a church context. It lists attendees for a Tuesday event at Lintshore with scattered names and roles. The text references healing, ministry, and a possible departure.
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