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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
8
Brief Telegrams From Across The World
News blurbs from New York and Paris report ecumenical conference attendance, German military news, a Paris editor’s remark causing sympathy, and a New Haven steamboat company official’s death. US policy debate surrounds McKinley on canal action, with Congress weighing naval and intervention implications.
Seventy Year Old Advocate Of Postum Food Drink
A letter describes Baldwin of Nashua New Hampshire at seventy praising Postum Food Drink for improving digestion and strength. The writer claims it helped with stomach kidneys and bowels and notes long term daily use without immediate changes in health. The account emphasizes perceived vitality and endurance attributed to the beverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moh
Baldwin
Uacinia
N H
Jty
Furan
Lost His Mother Boy Waits For Return at Day in Vain
Frank Endean a 44 year old man at Dearborn street station described waiting all day for his mother who had been detained. The pair had arrived from St Paul and planned to sail to England via Halifax to visit father’s relatives in Seattle. Police later took the boy to Harrison station for the night while the mother was taken to a detention hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Endean
Dearborn Street
St Paul
Seattin
England
Halifax
Ae Hoy
Dearborn
Reser Anata
Hem Tha Waa
Fens
Harrison
Seattle
Rane
Cape Nome
Rud Eter Nottig
Ee Endean
Southern Telegraph Strike Grows in District Report
In Atlanta on April 19 President Powell of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers said the contest with Southern Railway is satisfactory with no unusual delays. Vice President Dolphin of the BR T wire reports the strike gains ground as 16 Mount Aire division telegraphists walked out leaving one man. Chattanooga conductors show trains on schedule while Southern officials claim no inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Brill
Atlanta
Powell
Order of Railroad Telegraphite
Tast
Deliye
Dolphin
BR. T
Mount Aire
AL Chattanooga Todas
Knoxville
Polasa
Southern Railroad
Pat O'Dea Plans Commission in Australian Army to Fight Boers
Pat O'Dea ex Wisconsin football captain and world record holder for punt and drop kicks announced his plan to return home to Australia and seek a commission in the colonial army now fighting the Boers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O'Dea
Australas
Chicago
Pat Opes
University of Wisconsin
Australia
Strike at Peoria and Denver rate hearing amid rail grievances
In Peoria union tension, Tor switchmen press for ten hours pay amid claims of underpayment as strikes spread through the Peoria and Pekin Union railroad. Denver hosts Interstate Commerce hearings on the Kindelrecht rate case, examining alleged rate discrimination between routes Chicago to San Francisco and Denver to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peort
Peoria & Pekin Union
Tompkins
Peoria & Pekin Union Railroad
Denver
Interstate Commerce Commission
JW. Piter
J.C. Clements
Chicago
San Francisco
San
Indiana Strike Bottled Ends Miner Talks
Braz, Indiana miners agree to accept the operators proposition with semi monthly payments, a one year contract, and plan to return to work. Over a hundred miners were involved in the dispute as talks concluded today.
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Indiana
Braz
Ind
WOFK
Enew
Damaged fruit trees in Canon City from late frost and procrn
A Canon City notice reports heavy frost and cold damage to fruit trees in the area near Hed yeatergay. The loss is estimated at 00, with figures reflecting fruit tree damage in the region and the impact on local orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Cole
Rise in Might Ringing Speeches Made at Last Night's Meeting
A large Republican mass meeting in Shawnee County denounces primary fraud. Delegates demand central committee action to invalidate or recount wards where irregular votes were cast. Speakers including H G Larimer and F P Lindsay denounce allied brewers influence and call for legal remedies.
Primary ballot controversy tests ward loyalties in Topeka
In Topeka a heated meeting ponders legal action over Australian ballot flaws in local primaries. A committee led by Judge Garver and others is formed to petition the county central committee for a new primary, with ward representatives named and a 1:26 PM meetup arranged at the East Saene hall. The discussion reveals cross ward tensions and accusations of voter influence by a large Russian bloc and a mix of Republican and Democratic loyalties.
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Hib
Redler
Fi Morertio
Mitchell
Berlin
Facia
Congress
Boston
Joint Committee In Dior Caf
Dave Mulvane
JW. Gleed
Spencer
A.A. Raub
Hoyle
Mulvane
Republican County Central Committee
Seatig
Senate
di St. Hilton
Watkins
Shawnee County
Daily Press
Imegal
Mveting
D. W. Mulvane
Republican Party
Giese
Oakland
Novilagina
Stanley
Central Committee
Ge. Laroet
Ca Peweinet
Secout
Whee County
Inied Sieeavemer
Bhat T
Wane
Spencer Don Doe
County Central
Doran
Mr. Mine
Ore Interior
McKeever
Larimer
Mr. Larimer
Mr. Mulvane
Greed
A. A. Renoir
Safford
Dr. Ravb
Robert Stouer
County Central Constittee
Mr. Gleed
Watkers
Garver
F. P. Lindsay
Shawnee
Holt
Kansas City
Topeka
Cain
Anheuser Bunch
Dud Welker
Uiem
Gleed
Tan
J. H H. Poucht
Businness
Nichols
North Topeka
County Central Committee
Mr. Lindsey
Mit
J. W. Gleed
T. ¥. Gurryer
H. G. Larimer
M. T. Campbell
Fifth Ward
James Z. Griffin
Sain Ssri Ware
HL McDowell
George
Wee Tincher
Homer Bowman
J. H.skinner
C. W. Whittemore
Robert Stone
Robert Steele
W. H. Cowles
W. W. Clark
Stahl
East Sa Ene
Ecumenical foreign missions conference opens in Carnegie Hall
The Teutonic carrying clergymen from many nations arrives from Liverpool to attend the ecumenical conference on foreign missions starting April 21 in Carnegie Hall. Ex President Harrison arrives to order the conference as honorary president. about 2000 delegates expected including statesmen and educators. An exhibit memorializing a century of Almerton missionary work will be left for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ner Teutonic
Liverpool
Ecumenical Conference On Foreign Missions
Carnegie Hall
Germany
France
Italy
India
Slay
England
The
Teutonic
Europe
Harrison
Indianapolis
Hhi
Almont
Wre
Almertonm
Vanderbilt Estate Valuation Stirs Inheritance Debate
New York April 13. The appraised value of Cornelius Vanderbilt's estate is about 40 million with residuary trust for Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt yielding only 2.0006 million after inheritance and transfer taxes. Chauncer M. Depew once estimated 70 million as a conservative figure to aid understanding of the residuary share. Alfred gave Cornell Se notable bequests from the trust fund and other transfers, while the overall estate remains under tax and transfer calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
New York
Cornelius Vander Bi
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vaderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbit
William H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornellie Vanderbilt
Chauncer M. Depew
Ghaehow
Hie Faher
Eid
Faberitanee
TV Serena
Alfred
Cornell
Ge Reece Ars
Mrs Stanford Endows Charity Endowment For Children Home
Fragmentary notice reports a contested tax issue about federal authority and Treasury powers. It mentions Mrs Stanford endowing a children’s home with funds, plus a court-like reference to Governor Taylor and a probate or endowed trust. Also includes ad-like blurbs about medicines and throat remedies from Waggoner and Wes Weilings.
Untitled Historic Ad Fragment Signals Medical Promises
An OCR clipped ad fragment promises cures for a disease with a “brood-cure” claim and a costly operation. It mentions medicine, a stock company at Crawford Cheater, and a Ladies free Friday night event with prices listed 10 20 90 cents. Names appear garbled, but imply a medical sales pitch from a local business.
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Sore Renick Amitton
Jeferson
Empire Stock Company
Crawford Cheater
Ten Ks
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