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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1899
Page
2
A historical ad extols Dr. Pierce as chief consulting physician at Invalid Hotel and Institute for thirty years. It claims his Favorite Prescription cures disorders of women by strengthening and rejuvenating the reproductive system, promising vigor and improved wifehood with a focus on medical authority and nationwide reach.
Reliable power available around the clock for any building near the business cealer. Hiring power from another’s shaft is costly as you pay for usage and waste from belt and pulley wear. Get steady engine power from Lanitford who charges for this service.
A fragmentary notice outlines a plan to improve motor and power supply access. The text mentions landlord concerns and seeks to create an attractive program to furnish motors and current for broad use. The readable wording is incomplete and lacks clear dates or entities.
In Peoria Illinois Aug 1 a local gathering turned uneasy as several children contracted a whooping cough. Nine attendees, including a young daughter of Milan Latsy, displayed symptoms after the event. The incident sparked concern over health at community gatherings.
Fragmented article describes workers removing the wall of a building in Middletown uncovering an intact jug with its contents. It notes attendees and a presentation, plus a regional ad for Dean's Ointment promising quick eczema relief.
A Washington dispatch reports evidence suggesting American arms were supplied to Aguinaldo, with Frederick W. Sutterlee tied to the case. The Abby steamer carried 500 rifles and 500000 rounds to the insurgents via Canton and Singapore, then delivered them to Aguinaldo in Manila. The affair could touch other Americans of reputation, and officials pursue charges while noting possible extradition issues.
A damaged fragment notes interest at four percent from October 27 to date of payment and references a partial settlement involving Isad and Epitrel. It mentions principal partner transactions and undisclosed disposals to unsuspecting recipients.
The New York Herald will publish an editorial about Admiral Dewey allegedly describing Germany as hostile to the United States during the Spanish American War. The conversation with Dr Daser Boyland, reported from Trieste, portrays Dewey urging the Kaiser’s regime to accept neutrality and condemning hereditary rule and military supremacy. The piece notes no quarrel with the German people, only with its leadership, and portrays Dewey as candid and steadfast in his views.
The piece discusses Indian women, European reformers, and debates over girls education. It argues Western ideas may undermine native culture, noting the limited impact of reforms on prejudices and the need for cautious progress within family and society. It critiques government interference in gender matters and highlights the role of families in shaping women’s development.
County Treasurer Philipens receives a letter from J C Johnston of Sterting endorsing Captain Phillips idea of a semi centennial celebration for Kansas territory. The missive praises state enterprise and urges statewide exposition highlighting agriculture stock raising minerals and importance of a future Commonwealth.
Nic Nichols a longtime resident of North Topeka and veteran of the War of 1812 era is described as a sturdy blacksmith and trader who married Bliss Sophronia Griffin in 182. His family moved from Quaker parentage to Monroe and Kalamazoo before settling at 205 Hast Gurdon street in North Topeka where his wife died in 1493. He recalled Plattsburg and the 1812 conflict, noting British troop actions near his home and the hardships of wartime with his children.
Washington dispatch reports growing push to name General Merritt as new commander in the Philippines. Critics say General Otis underperformed against Aguinaldo, while President McKinley and War Secretary may have signaled approval of Otis. Military and naval plans outline shipments of machine guns and ammunition to Manila, with Marines to bolster Cavite and overall forces to rise to about 1200 men.
Washington interview with Senator Bur an details risk to Republicans if the Philippine war drags on. He argues for faster peace efforts, a stronger US foothold in Asia, and caution about provoking Britain or Germany over eastern trade. He urges clear action by December and notes broader costs to the party.
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