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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
12
A brief plea for women to seek guidance during a critical life period states that the trusted aid is Mrs Pinkham. It claims many grateful women testify to her help and offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts with instruction to write for guidance.
Jollies Burton targets fan at proposed anti fusion bill as Senatorial candidate faces a push to criminalize fusion. Jerry Simpson weighs leaving Kansas if such laws pass while discussing Burton’s plan and other reform ideas including prohibitions on candidates riding trains and limits on campaign expenses. The debate touches on national issues as Simpson jokes about a potential move and Burton’s stance on fusion and foreign policy.
New York Aus reports a Democratic state headquarters decision in New York City with eastern campaign offices at the St James building. Senator A P Gorman to share offices with Chairman Jones. management to be led by Gorman, who will head to Saratoga today then begin active campaigning in Maryland in September for a long pre election effort.
Continental National Bank of St Louis sues National Bank for $4904 in a circuit court claim. Buckingham issued three notes to F G Willwed on April 27, 189% secured by 4406 head of cattle mortgaged to the Alma National Bank. Alma allegedly delayed payment claiming lack of knowledge of the mortgage.
An antique advertisement fragment touts health tonics for headaches and nerves, a Denver and Pacific route network promoting scenic Rocky Mountain travel to Colorado Utah New Mexico and Pacific coast cities, plus through Pullman palace cars and distinct routes. It mentions Garfield Park concert by Marshall's band and Vellock.
Mrs G P Whiteker hosted a lawn party for niece Goldie Louise with games and refreshments. A musical program featured Goldie Louise Shinn and others. Numerous residents, including Harriet Jones, Misses Whiteker, and the McElroy party, are listed with their weekend plans and travels.
New York sugar imports for the first month of the fiscal year ending July reached 36 million. Assistant Appraiser Nathan notes a rise of about 3 thousand dollars from the previous year, attributing it to refined sugar prices and increased imports from Holland and Russia after a bonification tax suspension.
Bogardus asserts that he had nothing to do with Nick Chiles arrest for selling liquor and describes Chiles as cultivating sympathy. He states he is an impartial bystander and would not enter Chiles establishment or drink there.
The text describes discomfort after meals with pressure and heaviness in the stomach pit, indigestive symptoms including constipation, abdominal fullness, acidity, nausea, headaches, gaseous eructations, heart fluttering, choking sensations, and general fatigue. It lists related signs such as pale blood quality, bile heaviness, abdominal pains, side ache, and hot flushes.
Fragmentary price teaser notes Purret? 5 eee ton and a crude medical ad reference. Mentions by a dealer product listing with vague ailments and a crude measurement. Reads as an unreliable historical ad card with unclear branding and quantities.
The text of the commercial agreement with Germany is published. It sets reduced tariffs on argos tartar wine spirits and brandies, outlines duties on oils wines and paintings, and specifies force and termination terms with dates and signatories in Washington July 1900.
Van Smith former adjutant of Topeka post No. 1 G A R says membership friction exists only in rumor. A committee supported Walker, a colored man, who has long belonged to a white post. He notes a small, all male leadership. withdrawal could swell the post to over 150 members. He cites no Republican dispute within the post.
Weather notes predict showers Sunday with warmer temperatures after a warm start. Forecast includes fair night, showers, warmer weather, and temperatures in the mid eighties earlier today. Observers report clear skies elsewhere and humorous chatter about observer Jennings resembling Bryan or McKinley.
London August 4 Simultaneous with the funeral of the Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha at Coburg a memorial service was held in the Chapel Royal at St James Palace attended by the Princess of Wales the Duchess of York the Duchess of Argyll the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and other court notables The chapel was decorated with Xodes and the service was fully choral
In Atwood Kansas on a Wednesday evening, W J Mikesell a Rawlins County pioneer now near sixteen, was raised to Master Mason by Atwood Lodge No 164. The request came from Fairview Lodge No 147 Monroe Town which had conferred earlier degrees on him in 1870. A paralytic stroke delayed completion until recently. Mikesell helped settle the west, moving from Iowa in 1842, crossing to California by ox team in 1852, then relocating to Rawlins County in 1879 where he has lived twenty one years.
Rumors from London claim arrests in London and scotland yard activity against anarchists. Malatesta reportedly disappeared from lodgings but remains in England. An advertisement promotes Pullman Sleeping Cars for tourista travel on Union Pacific routes, detailing comfort, staffing, and contact points for schedules.
News from New York reports Miss Ernestina Gravelly, known as the girl anarchist, losing her job at Paragon mills after missing work last Thursday. Rumors spread from Paterson and other places as letters praising and denouncing her arrived from across the country.
In Hancock County near Sweetvitice on August 4, an ejection incident left two men dead and two others mortally wounded. The killed were Deputy Sheriff John Lamb and Talman Collins. the wounded were Wiley Brewer and Whitten Gitwon. Brewer, elected justice of the peace, was a central figure in the dispute over his election.
Ex congressman Sage Peters, fusion candidate for the Second district, attends a Tuputiet PHitmans conference and plans to address the farmer trust on a no operation policy. An excursion to Washington, Kansas, is offered via Rock Island Route on Sunday, August 5, priced at 125 dollars round trip.
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