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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1900

Page

15

Ivory Soap Promotes Pure Bathing Choice

A marketplace note urges buyers to avoid scented wrappers and costly perfumes, advocating pure soap use. It claims the value of Ivory Soap at 99 3/4 percent purity and suggests making individual selections rather than paying for fragrances.

United States Direct Message Link With Azores via Cable

The United States now has direct telegraphic communication with Portugal via the Commercial Cable Company, connecting the Azores to New York. President McKinley and the King of Portugal sent congratulatory messages praising the new link and the strengthening of US Portugal relations.

United States Azores New York McKinley Portugal Rascutius Massion Washington William Sainlee United States of North America

New Cable Connects Azores to United States for First Time

A royal message from King of Portugal and a greeting to the U.S. president are noted as no tension exists among American residents at the Azores. A new cable links the Azores with Europe and Azores Company’s line from the Azores to Portugal, marking direct communication between the United States and Portugal for the first time.

Republic of United States Portugal Azores Fuysl Europe

Americans Die in Swiss Ascent of C Budirves

In Ingadin Switzerland on August 4 Mr G P Way and his son along with an Englishman Mr Delaru attempted the climb without a guide. Near the summit Mr Way slipped on a stone and toppled a precipice. The U shaped rope failed and both men were killed while Delaru barely escaped with injuries. The bodies were not recovered.

Muloja Ingadin Switzerland G. P. Way Mr. Delaru

Hill Plans Orient Steamship Line With Great Northern

St Paul August 4 Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state reveal James J Hill and associates form the Great Northern Steamship Company to operate steam ships on sea and navigable waters. Capital stock set at 200000 with 60000 shares of 100 each. First annual meeting slated for February 1 in St Paul, headquarters to be there. Hill, Miller, Clough, McGovern, Clark named directors. officers unnamed. Existing Hill system includes Lake Steamship line Buffalo to Duluth and Transcontinental Railway Co. Professor Barrows Appointed in Philippines School System Cable from Judge Tat notes Barrows head of San Diego state normal school history department to admin position in Philippines at 6000 a year. Appointment urged by President Wheeler of UC. Barrows earned his masters at Berkeley in 1895 under Moses and Plehn.

D. Miller W. Clough D. McGovern A. W. Clark Great Northern Railway Company St. Paul Lake Steamship Buffalo Duluth Transcontinental Railway Co Barrows Berkeley Cal Tat Philippine Commission Pavla Prescott Barrows San Diego State Normal School Wheeler University of California Bernard Moses Carl C. Plehn

General Wilson Sails on Amerten Maru for Orient

Aug 4 report that the steamer Amerten Maru departed for the Orient via Boholuly carrying prominent figures including Brigadier General James H Wilson who arrived from Cuba and will report to Major General Chaffee. Aides Lieutenant James A. Rees and J. H. Turner accompany him. Also aboard are Commodore N. E. Miles, of Nashville, W. A. Switch and his wife, and Navy engineer Mr Seatth.

San Francisco Orient Boholuly Genral James H Wilson Cuba W. W. Rockhill United States China Wilson Chaffee Gorse James A. Rees J. H. Turner N.E. Miles Nashvilte W. A. Switch Mr Seatth United States Navy

Last of Ninth Cavalry Arrives in San Francisco

Troops and bands of the Ninth cavalry have reached San Francisco by the Santa Fe from Fort Apache Arizona after over a year’s stationing. These two squadrons were sent to sail for the Warren, marking the final arrival of Ninth cavalry units.

Ninth Cavalry San Francisco Cal Santa Fe Fort Apache Arizona Cuba Warren

Kruger Issues Address Proclaims Support for Burghers

President Kruger and Commandant Ginere Boba have issued a proclamation urging burghers to stay with the commandoes as they vow to retaliate against British actions that threaten farina, signaling continued resistance in the defense effort.

Kruger Ginere Boba Farina

Bucket Shop War Sparks Board of Trade Vote

Chicago Board of Trade leadership moves to wipe out bucket shops by posting grain quotations at five minute intervals. The plan would reduce reliance on continuous quotes, forcing customers to shift to legitimate brokers. President Warren spoke to over 200 members, championing the crackdown and urging union behind the administration’s objective.

Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Board of Trade Warren Crusi de Minst

Astor to Lease English Villa and Leave for Continent

London reports William Waldorf Astor will tenant his Clyveden villa this autumn then travel to the continent for at least a year. His Pall Mall Gazette is for sale, brokers say at a reasonable price. If he leaves England, as some expect, he would be a naturalized British subject without a country despite his wealth.

New York William Waldorf Astor England London World Clyveden Astor The Thames Pall Mall Gazette

Notable Convention At Indianapolis In August

ANTI-IMPERIALISTS New York auxillary ta league through secretary W Mize reports prospects good for a notable Convention at Indianapolis August 18. Letters sent out indicate 325 debaters will attend with figures like Senator Wellington. Garrison. Horace White. N K Davis. G Willard. James A Herne. George Boutwell. John K Heldersens. J A Ray. and S W Sampie among others.

New York W.mize Indianapolis Mize Senator Wellington Maryland William Lloyd Garrison Horace White N. K. Davis University of Virginia G. Willard New James A. Herne George Boutwell Massachusetts Clayton F. Becker

Italian Friendship Message From King To McKinley

The king of Italy sent August 3 1900 a message to President McKinley thanking him and the American people for sharing grief and strengthening the bonds of friendship between Italy and the United States. The telegram wording emphasizes gratitude and continued cordial relations.

Washington Italy McKinley Monga William McKiniey

Vineyards Damaged by Red Spider Ravages in Fresno

Fresno county horticultural commissioners report vine yards statewide suffered great loss from the red spider. Efforts to control the insect proceed while at least a third of the raisin crop may be destroyed. Fresno serves as the raisin center of California.

Fresno Cal Fresno County Board of Horticultural Commissioners

Scarcity of Sailors Delays Five Deep Water Ships

Five deep water ships lie in the San Francisco stream short of crews. The British vessels Thalatta Largo Law Many Down and M E Watson plus the Chilean bark Yosemite lack sin. Within a month only about 20 seamen will be available, all needing full crews as a coast wide shortage hits. Baptist Missionaries Safe in Shanghai confirms news that eastern central China missions are safe.

San Francisco Thalatta Largo Law Down M. E. Watson Yosemite Baptist Missionaries New York The Baptist Publication Society Cina Cable Today Baptist Missionares China Shanghai

Healthy Schoolma'am Twelve Month Health Boost From Grape Nuts

A Gobleville Michigan teacher, exhausted after each school term, reports regaining vigor and weight from 90 to 126 pounds after using Grape Nuts. She attributes renewed strength to the cereal, praising its effect on nerves and brain rebuilding. Potts Cereal Co. Ltd, Battle Creek, Michigan, distributes the product.

Gobleville Mich Pottum Cereal Co. Ltd Battle Creek

Grapes Wagons and County News From Topeka

Local notes report grapes flowing into markets by wagon and various civic items. Payroll for July street department costs totaling 2917.42. church repairs finished. republican HQ opened. lawsuits and divorces filed. several city projects and visits noted. officers and officials mentioned with multiple small incidents and updates.

Collier Questioned Over Habeas Corpus Refusal in Kentucky

Georgetown Ky Aug 4 Adjutant General Collier was cross examined after direct testimony about keeping soldiers at the state arsenal in Frankfort and his refusal to let officers execute a habeas corpus writ at the executive building. He cited orders from Governor Taylor and noted intense ferry activity before the Colson Scott duel and the arrival of 1200 armed mountain perthers, yet no troops were deployed to keep the peace.

Georgetown Collier John Kedrick State Arsenal Frankfort State Capitol Executive Building

Bees and Alfalfa Yield Hopeful in Beehive Record

Beighard expanded from eight to twenty two bee stands this spring and has collected three hundred pounds of honey. He notes the strong result from alfalfa and bees, calling it a good yield and a sign of what the pair can do together. The piece mentions local market value and advertising for honey.

Geo. W. Beighard Dodge City Globe

Gulf Stream Off Norway Inquiries Answered

A historical note on whether the Gulf Stream drifts at all seasons through the Norwegian Sea. It cites Norwegian marine investigations confirming winter Arctic currents alter the warm Atlantic water, with polar water retreating in summer, while precise seasonal amplitudes and dynamics remain unsettled.

Norwegian Sea Tjort Gran Bergen Iceland

NEW LIEUTENANTS War Department Announces Appointees

Washington announces the latest regular army second lieutenants selected from West Point class. The list includes numerous named soldiers from Sixth Cavalry, Fourth Artillery, First and Second Artillery, Ninth to Eighteenth Infantry, and related units. Vacancies will be filled from civil life, class graduates in June 1901. Also mentions a separate note on a harmful medical ad and a local physician’s promotion copy.

War Department Washington West Point James E. Fecht Philipp W. Corbusier Edward Calvert Bruce Palmer James Houstton John B. Murphy Fourth Artillery Ward Dabney Tenth Infantry David A. Lindsay Second Artillery Frank B. Edwards Robert M. Ellicott George ©. Lewis Third Cavalry Prano T. Scherr Eighth Infantry Elliott M. Norton Eighteenth Infantry Wiliam Isorst Nela Anderson First Cavalry Jonny T. Perry Third Artillery Elliott Cavazio Fifteenth Infantry Frank H. Kalde Second Infantry Paul M. Goodrich Fourteenth Infantry Thomas M. Baines Sixth Artillery Wiliam H. Patterson Thomas M. Hunter Walter Cord Second Artilery Russell C. Hand Second Cavalry Joseph

U S Apple Crop Largest in History Says President Richardson

Cleveland Aug 4 The National Apple Shippers association today elected George T Richardson of Leavenworth Kansas as president Reports from fruit growing regions indicate this year's apple crop will be the largest in history A minister credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing a severe bout of illness after two doses and a patient reports relief after a single dose for a stomach ailment

Cleveland, O Apple Shippers Bill Colle Chamberlain Re Aoa Emporia Mynelah Ted Chamberlain Enyuta

Ideal Summer Tour Along Grand Trunk Route

Travel pamphlet describes the Grand Trunk Railway system linking Chicago to major Lake River Mountain and Sea shore resorts. Requests for summer tourist literature and tickets from J A Burgis City Passenger and Ticket Agent at 249 Chick Street corner Jackson Boulevard Chicago.

Grand Trunk Railway System J. A. Burgis Chick Street Jackson Boulevard Chicago

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