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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1900

Page

16

Kimball Pianos Most Common in American Homes

The statement notes that there are more Kimball pianos in U S homes than all other piano brands combined, highlighting the brand's dominance in domestic music making and household culture.

Kimball People The United States

Kimball Company Expands Daily Piano and Organ Output

The Kimball Company now manufactures 50 pianos and 60 organs each day, boosting production capacity and signaling growth in its musical instrument line.

Kimball Company

Rival Fusionists Fight Over State Office Nominations

Ottawa Times Republican factions clash as Populists and Democrats vie for the state treasurer nomination. A. P. Elder leads the Populists seeking control of the fusion paper while Democrat 1stine backs the party’s candidate, with party leaders signaling cross endorsement to settle the contest.

Ottawa Times-Republcan Teavon Offinn A. P. Elder Ottawa l Treme Turer Ouine Times-Republican Stine Frantiia County Bting Tus State Politien Popuilet Micreed Eider PP Ieider Ottawa David Martin Fe Dumocrati Thele Ommber Ponle Poe Potas Fae

Paper Controls and Political Interests Highlight Stine Stake

The paper adheres to Titely faith teachings and aligns with Populist views. Democrats push to gain publication control to advocate Mr Stine’s interests, with Stine described as a wealthy capitalist backing the effort.

The Democrat Mrr Stine

American Woman Victor in Paris as U S Arrivals Grow

Americans flock to Paris but many depart for Germany Austria Holland or the Riviera due to slow exhibition progress. Notable arrivals include William Waldorf Astor and family George A L Pullman Mrs Jaffray Jacob Astor Mrs Hamilton Fish M Leland and others with golf competitors listed among American entrants871

Paris Germany Austria Holland The Riviera William Waldorf Astor George AL Pullman Jena Pau America Jacob Astor Mrs. Shaw Boston Mise M. Potter Sherman Clark Sirs. Erskine Craigie Hatkett Bingham

State Recovers Funds After County Book Audit

The state saved six thousand dollars by auditors C R Richey and N D Sanders who reviewed Harper county treasurer books. Initial claims showed the state owed 1161 or more on the assessment, but the audit showed the county owed the state 1663.02, remitted by the county. Overpayment of 2100.57 was corrected, and the account with the state is current. The large initial claim led the auditor and treasurer to jointly order the county records checked, revealing the delinquent party in the transaction.

C. R Richey N. D. Sanders Harper County

Strawberries Galore in South Texas Crop

South Texas berries are unusually large and widely shipped to St Louis from towns between Galveston and Houston. Weather delayed harvest but quality and yield improved. Northern buyers seek small berries as crop surges, with warm weather aiding picking yet slowing gathering.

South Texas Galveston Tex Houston St Louis

Exodus to Cape Nome transportation limits set

San Francisco reports a Cape Nome rush with estimates varying widely as Alaska travel and gold fields draw crowds. Alaska Commercial official Leon Sloss says Nome season may cap at 16,000 due to transport limits, with about 50 vessels carrying some 7,500 on first trips and far fewer on later sails.

San Francisco Cal Cape Note Alaska Commercial Company Far North Alaska Leon Sloss Nome Yukon Dawson Cape Nome Great Britain St. Paul Diceries

Nome Beach Diggings Yielded Enormous Estimated Wages

A seaside report estimates that Nome beach digging averaged about $16 per cable yard with each man using a rocker to move one yard per day. A 4,300 yard daily machine could earn $24,000 in 24 days, and $2,400,000 across a 100 day season. The figures, though massive, are supported by returning diggers.

Nome Cape Nome

Trade for the Week Delivers Iron Market Turmoil

J G Dun & Co reports a week of surprise as prices for plates and bars drop five dollars per ton and mills close or scale back. Demand is weak, many factories run part time, and leather and cotton markets show mixed signals amid high costs and erratic exports and shipments.

New York J. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade American Steel & Wire Company Boston

Smallpox Cases Drop in Topeka as Epidemic Worries Grow

City Physician Dr. Peers reports 1500 smallpox cases in Topeka over recent months with only 2 percent active now, confined to one location. He expects another winter epidemic and cites housing conditions in Black communities and underreporting as factors influencing the outbreak and its suppression.

Peers Topeka

Bryan's Health Failing From Campaign Overexertion

Washington April 21 William Jennings Bryan is reported to be suffering from over exertion. His health concerns friends as he campaigns across the country with extensive speeches and travel. An Texas visit is said to be for recuperation while the nation follows his stamina during the race.

Washington William Jeniigs Bryan Texas Nebraska Countes Bryan McKinley

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