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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1901
Page
5
A partial OCR of a vintage ad lists various grocery prices and items including gunpowder tea per pound, coffee varieties, lard, evaporated apples, soap bars, and buckwheat flour with cents and per unit pricing. The fragment relies on abbreviations and misspellings, but preserves item names and price cues without full context.
A Washington correspondent details Kansans in federal posts, led by AR Greene named chief of a new forestry division at a $2,000 salary. The piece lists Kansas natives in Washington offices, including clerks in weather, census, pension, and postinspector roles, noting their long service and notable backgrounds.
The Report-Herald in Chicago reports merchants say no efforts are under way to interest Chicago firms in the Associated Merchants' company of New York. John V. Farwell doubts any outside interests are sought. St John E Scott and G Selfridge deny knowledge or belief in Chinese merchants' involvement.
Captain Jon M Trowtridgs U S Army retired died at his age Born in Bridgewater New York He graduated from West Point Brooklyn era Civil War captain in 6th Infantry Later assigned to engineer duty and served under General Rosser and General McCook A widow and two daughters survive along with daughters married to Lieut T Fr Saliahtry and Lieut 86 Thomas an est naval contractor at Mare Island Cal Navy yard obituary text notes survivors and mis-spelled names
Thomas Stearns deputy collector led a raid on an alleged Ulici still near fifth street West Farms last night arresting one man and four women. A large quantity of liquor was found and seized amid the New York action. Ernest Seton-Thompson referenced in an unrelated note about a lecture at the high school.
Noted writer Ernest Seton Thomp son, famed for wild animal stories, lectures at Kien School assembly and an evening talk in Topeka. His talks mix dramatic tales such as Lobo the Wolf of the Currumpaw with vivid field observations and impressions from outdoor life. The afternoon session starts at Aris. the evening talk follows in the high school gym.
The Association of Chiefs of Police will convene in the city next month to discuss a scheme for exchanging photographs and measurements of criminals among police officials of various cities. Captain Titan and Deputy Superintendent Deveress are cited as proponents of tighter links between detective bureaus and improved crime catching opportunities.
A card party afternoon on Western Avenue in Kansas City honored Miss Ole O’Brien. Progressive high five was the featured game and a pretty Love’s Dream picture won the prize. Guests included Miss O’Brien and numerous named society figures. after refreshments, prizes and dainty favors were distributed.
The article lists social events and civic notes from Topeka and nearby areas including meetings of the FIBM SWB club at Dorothy 2nd Pactine Marshall’s home with officers Grace Bserne, Anna Anderson, Dorothy Marshall, and Minnie Hopkin. It mentions residents visiting, school notes, Arbor Day plans, church activities, a court case, and various local motions and incidents الملك.
The Hutchinson News notes a state board of charities report revealing an error in the new building funds for the Fateace asylum. Commissioners discuss plans and awaiting appropriation before moving ahead with financing amid political tension and scrutiny.
Rev. BB Mars and Reva Beard of New York voyage to Porta Fie as American Missionary Society representatives. They report widespread poverty among Spaniards in towns, with beggars suffering deformities and diseases. Efforts by officials, aging, and education programs are noted, including 30000 unprovided children and 900 teachers, many from the United States, with ongoing schooling in Spanish and English at Lares and other areas.
Karnes Women's Editorial Association gathers in Topeka for their eleventh annual seminar at the rectory of the Throoghatet. Morning session at 9 begins with business. afternoon discusses publications and papers by Mmes Carlson, Grahimi, and others. banquet planned with remarks on journalism and public views.
The New Lake Shore Limited announces daily service with several new features and improved routes. Passengers can travel from St Louis to Buffalo without a change, via Pan-American routes, with special stops and updated timings noted.
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