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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
6
D Rh G chairman dead in New York at his residence, a note on firm leadership and board matters. Reports cover varied items from chess tourneys, athletics, police and political news, plus miner strikes and corporate updates.
An early health essay argues talent and success hinge on strong nerves and digestion. It emphasizes eating the right foods, notably Premium Food Cutter phosphates from grain, to fuel body and brain, avoid weakness, and sustain effort in life’s race.
Washington, April 19. A cable from Boxers states government control is complete, peace at key points, revolutionaries dispersed inland. A decree exempts import duties on staples including sweet potatoes, potatoes, onions, garlic, corn, peas, beans, sugar, wheat, lard, and all vegetables and grains in valued form, effective March.
ME. MIDGLEY'S WORK reports in Chicago that a two month trial will test an Increment service aimed at speeding freight. J A Midgley will lead the bureau with headquarters at Sanes Ballad magnetes. The plan seeks to reduce detention of cars at terminals and restore faster car movement by routing cars directly to their railway.
Travel details mention a Hanses City and Return fare of $200 via the Santa Fe with an Odd Fellows celebration noted. The passage also references a king and an April date, along with six trains and a daily schedule, though details are partially garbled.
Public opinion in Copeland county centers on Simpson and Findlay as the likely winner. Senator Burton’s Kansas City trip hints at pending appointments and ongoing political maneuvering before Monday’s return.
April 12 New York grand jury resumes consideration of murder charge against Albert T Patrick in Rice estate death case. Documents mention connections to Chichen Lines and other figures, with details about hearings and related travel and custody matters. The report notes ongoing secrecy and procedural steps in the prosecution.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for dyspepsia and sleeplessness, claiming the stomach digestion purifies the blood and restores energy. It argues that wholesome food and proper digestion, not detoxifying tonics, produce pure blood and better nerves.
New York April 19 The Journal and Advertiser reports Standard Oil plans a May 1 dividend of 10 percent on 100 million capital stock. It may double capital to 400 million by exchanging four old shares for one new. The stock trades near 805 with one new share worth about 200 in the market.
Washington April 19 The president has named 17 army chaplains for examination under a new law Ten chaplains in the volunteer establishment are exempt from this test The board will assess spelling reading writing arithmetic algebra geometry trigonometry geography history the US Constitution and military law Physical aptitude and moral character will also be evaluated after thorough background checks by the boundary Nort.
The article reviews a Stuart Robson performance of To peke he night audience reaction was muted with no encore after the second act curtain call. It notes Robson and the cast delivered strong acting and humor despite a frosty reception, praising supporting actors like John J. Henshaw May Ten Grosch Georgy Hollandsome Eleanor Barry and Ben Wham.
The article praises Robson for his superior ability and criticizes others who fail to match his talent. It notes his weekly presence and the elaborate attention to detail in costumes and tone, underscoring his standout stage mastery.
Cyrus Telend received damages against Pool Grinstead, editor of the Wathens journal, after a jury verdict in the judge’s court. Grinstead faced criminal libel charges tied to defamatory articles, with prior cases reversed by the court of appeals.
North Topeka items describe millinery removal sale at Costley and Post with prices, shoppers from Newman and Lawrence visiting Topeka, and local beautician studios advertising. Community updates include Miss Winifred Clark returning from Lawrence, Miss Cora Farris visiting, and residents planning purchases at Aldridge's studio on 1015 N Kan. Ave.
A damaged OCR item advertises a special sale with textiles including shirting ginghams and yard goods. It mentions yard pricing, printed designs, and ladies stockings, with multiple prices and product lines in a vintage shop notice.
W B Spear and Co open a dry goods store at 517 N Kam Ave announcing new stock and introductory prices. The firm invites shoppers to visit for a first look and to view their fresh inventory in a bright storefront.
Market report shows wheat futures volatile as Liverpool prices slipped amid shipments from Argentina and favorable weather. Trading opened with losses, followed by light demand and mixed grain receipts. livestock and produce sections note steady hogs and varying cattle activity in Kansas City and Topeka markets.
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