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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1900
Page
7
A fragmented OCR of a grocery ad lists items and prices including coffee blends, bulk Santos Cattee, Glory Java and Mocha Coffea, gasoline, lard, butter, maple products, pickles, canned meats, teatime staples, and Primrose Creamery Butter. It notes stamps tomorrow and cash payment.
A damaged clipping notes Ban Pranetseo proposing a wow deck for the Sheridan line. The item mentions transport aims and enlarged refrigeration terms, with unclear dates and places. Further readable details indicate planned improvements and associated logistics under Sheridan management.
The Board of Control of the Naticust Cycling association met Saturday and adopted rules banning certain races and requiring riders to wear trunks after July 5. Detailing suspensions and reinstatement of riders including Major Taylor, the meeting discussed referee decisions and the formation of a suitable rider stand. Memphis, Tenn. official acknowledged with good standing after paying a fee.
Secretary of the Navy Bisap notes difficulties facing Porta Rico's new government including tax systems and rural municipal reforms. The article contrasts American governance with Spanish rule, describes Governor Davies and central administration, and discusses public ceremony and military presence shaping local perception. A letter from Mr. Von Dahlen defends a teacher's decision about pupils performing in opera.
District Judge Hazen appoints Capt. Clad Hamilton as county auditor effective July 38 to succeed W. H Pa en, who has been nominated for pro re nata. The judge cites Hamiltons Army service and legal qualifications, noting the salary of 1000 and the need for a lawyer in the role.
A physician notes hearty elderly diners in large restaurants preferring meat over health foods. He argues vigor in old age comes from good meals, not bran crackers, and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid and appetite booster. Sold nationwide at affordable prices.
Governor John of Alaska appeals to Congress for a territorial status, full civil code, three district courts, and land laws to grant titles for homes. He cites 25 000 to 30 000 expected arrivals, Finnish immigrants as a growth asset, and calls for funds for schools and municipal needs.
New York April 5 The Times financial correspondent reports the British money market as unstable with brokers losing money on recent efforts. The Bank of England holds rates. brokers expect higher loan costs for settlements this week. American rail shares draw interest amid market optimism but no sustained rally ahead. overall prospect remains uncertain as prices drift and liquidity tightens.
Local painter C F Schumaker recalls his struggle with kidney and back pain during the winter of 1880s. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills for prompt relief after trying many remedies, and endorses the product from Rewey & Enow at 600 Kansas Avenue with Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents.
A Danish ship captain hoisted the Transvaal flag in Norfolk provoking a rare diplomatic tangle. British captains protested to the English ambassador, then the state department refused interference, citing merchant ships rights to fly colors. Captain Callison’s speechless display at a mass meeting impressed 2,000 attendees and the flag loaned for the event will be returned to Brooklyn after the Polar Star sails.
Mixed classified items describe a gold mining stock offer at 3 cents, with Toledo references, plus numerous rental and sale notices. Listings include front office space on Katiaas Ave, furnished rooms, houses for rent, and several sale ads for farm goods, bicycles, brooms, seed, and produce. Contact details point to Topeka and North Topeka listings.
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