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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1897

Page

2

Klondike routes and gear for the gold rush trek

The article outlines two main Klondike routes, the overland poor man's route across icy terrain and the via Juneau and river travel. It lists essential provisions and clothing, gear like a Yukon sleigh, and warns of dangers from White Horse Rapids to the Rink rapids. Distance milestones frame the long journey toward Dawson and Klondike towns.

Kinnedike Santa Metamorrow Juneau Dawson City West March Yukon St. Michael’s Lindemann Seenes Lake Bennett Cariboo Lake Tagish Lake Marsh White Hotel Tahkeens Lake le Barge Hootalingaa Onasiar Bar Big Salmon Little Salon Five Finger Rink Juvesu Pelly River Thas White River Fortene Klondike Joneah Tyamy Junean Juneaa Dyea Huinea Mision Chilleat Obileat Spiet Bech Stig Dyra Lake Lindeman Chilkat Pass Stuart River Sitty Mile Post Fort Reliance Forty Mile Post Fort Cudahy Circle City Dunton San Francisco Northwest Territories Forty Mile Sixty Mile Porcupine Alaska PaciSc Coust Rocky Mountaine

Prosperity Returns Mark Confidence Gains Across Major Cities

Bradstreet's notes General trade shows strong gains in Chicago, St. Louis, and Galveston with a rising sense of business improvement. Cotton goods and woolen industries improve as iron and steel demand recovers. wheat, corn, and other farm products see prices firmer while coal, timber, and exports shift with summer yields. The report highlights fewer manufacturing failures and ongoing wage settlements aiding production.

New York R. G. Dun and Company'n Weekly Dun Han Amalgamated Association Russia Sumatra Bradstreets Bradstreet’s Chicoko St. Louis Galveston Kansas City Omiatra Pacific Coast California San Francisco Portland Seattle Tacoma Alaska Northwest Territory Bessemer Pittstars Toth United States Montreal Ana

Reported nationwide trends in early 1900s health data

The report notes totals across the United States this week versus 269 last week and 289 a year ago, with comparisons to earlier years 1895 and 1894 and the first week of August 1885. It also records 41 failures in the Dominion of Canada this week, compared with 22 last week and 33 a year ago.

United States Dominion of Canada

Rockefeller to Sell Tarrytown Summer Home Over Taxes

William Rockefeller plans to dispose of his Tarrytown estate valued at about 2 1 2 million for 450000 due to what he calls an outrageously high tax assessment. The village sets the value at 2 5 238 06 0, double the last year, amid heated contention.

New York Rockefeller Standard Oil Company Tarrytown Robert Bonner Westchester County Rockefellers John D William Newpor

Tobacco for Cuba Moves From Tepic and Jalisco

Mexico ships several carloads of fine tobacco from Chill Compostela Tepic and western Jalisco to Havana via the Mexican Central railway. Experts and buyers rate the leaf equal to Havana quality. The branch to Amica aids transport, with Teple surplus tobacco already sold to European dealers.

Mexico Way Mca, Ave Tueno Viste Mexican Central Railway Chill Compostela Tepic Havana Teple Jalisco Mexican Central Amica Guadalajara Verra Cruz Engilah Europe

Florida orange crop outlook for fall harvest

Officers of the Florida Fruit Exchange estimate this fall’s orange crop at 150000 to 200000 boxes with most from Manatee and Lee counties and Volusia producing 15000 to 20000 boxes. The spring drought reduced yields. 1888 could see up to 600000 boxes if freezes and blights are avoided. Growers, past losses endured, expect recovery and groves returning to former vigor.

Jacksonville Fla Florida Fruit Exchange Manatee Lae Volusia County

Swarms of grasshoppers move south over South Dakota

Redfield South Dakota August reports a cloud of grasshoppers darkening skies as they travel southward. Farmers say a six mile square area near Spring Creek has eaten buffalo grass and damaged oats and wheat. Fall River country also devastated and cattlemen relocate herds. Buffalo grass is highly susceptible to the pests.

South Dakota Redfield S. D Spring Creek Amull Perations Fall River Brocktsen

Pagan Revival Stirs Onononsinga Reservation

Mrs Harriet Converse of New York visits the Onononsiga reservation and exhorts the Indians to maintain ancient religious rites. Her interference disrupts Christian missionary work, sparking uncertainty as the braves pledge to stand by their pagan worship.

Converre New York Syracuse N. Y Harriet Converse

Hartford Wins City Treasure Admiral Farragut Figurehead

The Advertisers report Hartford residents long sought a memento from Admiral Farragut’s ship Hartford. On July 2 Commodore Tichborn ordered the figurehead detached, cleaned, painted, and gilded. It will be presented to Hartford by Mayor Preston.

Hartford New York Conn Farragutw Thaeship Hartford Hawley Preston Tichborn

New Healer Claims Holy Ghost Cures at Deathbed

Stephen Merritt, president of the Stephen Merritt Burial Co., claims powers to heal the sick and restore reason via the Holy Ghost. He cites numerous instant recoveries from consumption and near death, though he refuses to publish names. He says the healing—through his instrumentality—began recently and aligns with a national religious revival during a Christian Alliance convention.

New York Stephen Merritt Mortitt Gentleman Murritt Mr. Merritt Rhode Island Cleveland Merritt The Holy Ghost Christian Alliance Old Orchard Tunatic Asyluma Christan Alliance New World

The Great Kouk Island Rail Offer to Buffalo

Solid train of chair cars and sleepers through to Buffalo without change. Leaves Topeka Saturday 3 40 p.m. and arrives Buffalo Monday morning 8 00 a.m. Round trip price is 22.80. Secure space in chair cars and sleepers early. For reservations call or address A M Fuller City Pass Agent.

Buffalo Topeka

Cheap Rates East By The Union Pacific

The Union Pacific offers Chicago tickets for 310.60 and St. Louis for 7.40 with sales July 16 through August 2 6. Proportions rely cheap rates to all caster points. For details contact F A Lewis City Picket Agent 625 Kansas Ave or J C Fulton Depot Agent ROC Official Route. The Santa Fe is named official route for Women Lef Corps encampment at Buffalo, making this line desirable.

Union Pacific Chicago Bt. Louie Slsc F. A. Lewis Kansas Avenue J. c. Fulton Roc Santa Fe Relef Corps 3. AR Buffalo

Tennessee Centennial Exposition Excursions Heralded by Rail Rates

The Tennessee Centennial Exposition is touted as the lowest rates ever offered to a national exposition. Promotions tout its vast grounds and exhibits, with rail connections via the Louisville and Nashville line. excursions include trips to the Southwest with one fare round trip of 2 dollars, plus other special journeys to Buffalo via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, with dates in August to October 1907 and extended return options.

Tennessee Unilon Louie- Ville Nashville Geo. B. Horner St. Louis Southwest Santa Fe Arkansas Arizona Oklahoma Texa Indian Territory Louisiana New Mexico Great Southwest W. J. Jack G. PA A. T SFL Ry Tepeke Kan Lake Shore & Michigan Chicago Hort Kansas City Wilber, A Chica

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