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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1899
Page
2
A narrative touts Golden Medical Discovery as a scientific remedy aligning with natural laws to restore digestion. The text claims it heals weakened stomachs, prevents malnutrition, and cures nervous exhaustion and debility by converting food into usable body matter without violent or artificial methods.
Shops are increasingly outfitting with Sketric future to avoid bearing heavy steam engine gear. In tight competition, small operations cannot justify maintenance of bulk tine shafts pullers and belts for conventional power distribution. Close economics drive this shift.
Fragmentary text discusses power generation waste and distribution, noting one third waste and potential savings by metering actual usage. Mentions equipment and paying for what is used, urging efficiency measures.
Text fragment discusses an attractive version to furnish and motor power, mentioning a clean path exposure and people seeing co. Details are incomplete, no clear event or entities identified.
Kansas miners unlock wealth in zinc and lead near Galena, seeking safer riches than the Klondike. The Woodpecker mine shows rising output and profits as ore demand soars and foreign mint shortages boost domestic markets.
The article details a booming lead and zinc district in Cherokee County and adjoining areas, noting annual output surpassing 3 million dollars in the developed five miles square, with monthly and daily yields and rapid expansion into new ground. It mentions foreign investment, mineral leases, sub-leases, and a Missouri Kansas Miners association shaping prices and production.
The article outlines a shift from primitive ore processing to modern milling plants with steam donkeys and pumps, costing up to 5000 dollars, enabling higher ore yields. It notes many investors from across the United States and Europe attracted by big mining district prospects. The Hadger Mining and Milling Company, led by F.F. Meridith, J. H. Meridith, A. T. Daniels, and J. C. Smith, secured a lease on undeveloped land six miles from Topeka.
The article details several Topeka investors developing mines north of Galena along Spring River. It cites profits from a shaft producing zinc and lead, a 100 ton per day concentrating mill, and royalties. Companies include Meersmack Lead and Zinc, United States Zinc, and Ottawa Mining Co, with offices in Nashua and Flemington.
General King writes from Milwaukee praising Ed Little's abilities after receiving a copy of a Deford dispatch and a San Francisco dispatch via Miwaukee letter, with reference to an altered nomenclature and courtesy in sending the items.
Gen Brooke and others receive extra funds by McKinley’s order as war demands raise needs for Cuban support. The piece notes officials in Mayasa and the policy’s public discussion, with emphasis on instruction and the use of government resources to aid allied efforts overseas.
Report discusses Allied actions in Cuba, noting General Brooke directs pacification work with Cuban volunteers and U S officials, while condemning wasteful expenditures and political maneuvering in Havana. It portrays tensions between administration finances and peacekeeping aims, with references to Governor General Brooke and McKinley era U S policy.
New York crowds witnessed a tense exchange as Corbett and Sullivan faced off during a wrestling style confrontation. The spectacle drew onlookers to the arena as the pair demonstrated intensity and focus amid cheers and wary spectators.
Denver men advertise a cryptic Masons pilgrimage to Colora Springs and Pueblo with a Union Pacific reduced round trip fare. The notice markets travel from Kansas and Nebraska, promising low rates and service. It mentions wartime era era references and various unrelated ad snippets about books and cures.
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