Rockefeller May Not Aid Retail Butchers Fight
Reported in New York a coalition of financiers and retailers plans to resist a price rise to two dollars per hundred pounds. Rockefeller supporters doubt securing major financier assistance while local committees push for cooperative abattoirs and wider backing from wealthy backers to sustain the butchers’ strike. A union-led drive in Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Cleveland and St Louis seeks to unite buyers against the price surge and form coordinated action.
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New York
Jana Detebers’ Protective Association
Wockefallerould
W. C. Wilthay
Ney Mney
George D. Rodgers
Mr. Hookefeliers Gerretars
Thuie
Fischefelier
Towle Waaner
Ers
Loewer
Baa Gropers
Lorser
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St Louis
Outdoor Picnics Theme Dominates Topeka Society News
TOPEKA SOCIETY reports a lively season of outdoor picnics with Mrs A Marburg hosting a progressive party for her niece Mien Helo Gardenhire of New York. Guests enjoyed matching flowers, punch, prizes, and a crowded program despite stormy weather. Additional notes cover a Canfield Park picnic, a Pleasant Hour Club gathering at J C Neely’s lawn, and several society members visiting or returning from trips and events.
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A. Marburg
Mien Helo Gardenhire
New York
Mrs. Marburg
Misa Myrtle Jetmor
Misa Helen Gameshire
Wilhelmina Marburg
Mive Afargare
Jetmore
Mist Allabelie Troutman
Frederick EK. Barnes
Afise
Barner Waa
Fiteke
Adelaide Sk Pee Naa Mee
Dana Davis
Nannie Zola Veale
Mint
Mise Graze
FE Atwood
Misa Adelaide “Skinner
Misa Myrie Jermers
Lucile Harris
Bosale West
Mamie Knox
Bernard Croaby
DeForrest Jetmore
Willem W. Wick
Frederick E. Barnes
Dana Davie
Frank Patterson
Fred Want
Frederick J. Gardenhin
Lorin W. Peabody
Geo. Ratna
Frank Knox
Harry Fugby
J. C. Neely
Lincoln Sirest
Community Notes features dancers at Greenwood carnivel
Mr and Mrs T B Sheard have a two week visit in Richland Mississippi Fay Quinton will visit Denver Rev HF Holland and family of Morris Guenne returned from Independence Iowa Monday evening the Potwin Delaney children held their annual carnival at Mr and Mrs James Troutman Greenwood avenue many dressed in costumes the grand march followed Emma Bolmar was chosen queen while Ada Ghent left for Santa Fe Noted are local travels and school event details.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Uira
Korea
Mary E Dragon
St. Louis
Fopean
J. ¥ F_ McManus
C. W. Snyder
Topeke AveNue
California
Greensburg
Ind
Holmes
Haton
Kansan City
Dhes
Columbia
Tenn
Alvin Chamber
Satete
Colorado
Hieren Quinton
T. B. Sheard
Farcen Rene
Richland
Miss
Fay Quinton
Denver
HF. Holland
Morris Guenne
Tndependence
Iowa
Potwin
James
Troutman
Greenwood Avenue
Little
Emma Bolmar
Woodmen
St Marys
Oni ‘McBee
Hackman
Republican Flambeau Club
Kansas Avenue
Sam Rudges
Topeka
Kansas Medical College
Athletic Park
M. H. Ghent
Kansas Avenue Drug Store
Stumps
Oly
J. W. Gleed
H. Nettels
Boothand
Eries
J. & Freeman
Santa Fe Hospital
Hubbard
J Schouls
Bundy
Shawnee County
Fred Koester
Stormont Hospital
Sam Radges
North Topeka
Bishop Miliepaugh
Episcopal Ghurch
Minnesota
Kansas Avenus
Tia Wammer
John Rhodext
Richard Brown
Everett Dallas
Santa Fe Passenger Department
Mackinac
Golgpeka
Marshall
Lab House
Quincy Street
Crane & Co
Dick Hodgins
Harrison
New City Hall
Bethany College
Gordon Street
Garfield Park
Manila
Chicago
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Ramsey
Billy
Bugle Corps
Abel
August
Arthur Missey
Maesey
Police Aviation
Pringhers
Columbian
Usere
Collins
Rev. Sheldon
Thorpe
Kaw River
Ramser's
Topeka Avenue
Beautie
Leavenworth
Sugar price cuts ripple through Chicago wholesale market
Readable portions show Chicago wholesalers cutting sugar prices after New York and independent refiners, including Arbuckle and others, slashed prices. A 6.15 per hundredweight rate appeared for 50 pound barrels, with further declines in wholesale cash terms. The move, led by New York and Chicago interests, pressured contracts and raised questions about who profits as prices adjust across the Midwest market.
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Chicago
New York
Anitheen Sugar Heming Company
Arbockies
American Sugar Refinine Company
Aiolw Warmi
Ann
Miko
Delmar
Micoiher Whobenier
Lugh Delcos
Chase Houses
Bel Murstoeh
Franklin MacVeagh & Spa
Tiras Bokort
Arbuckle
Cnicogu
West
Eidesgo
Pete Remathy
Praise for Otis General Miles Lauds Army in Philippines
General Miles tells Tribune correspondent that Secretary of War is businesslike and will pursue a vigorous war in the Philippines. He praises General Otis, cites health and discipline as excellent, notes inadequate forces hinder operations, and discusses rear duties and supply supports to the enemy from Manila to Hong Kong.
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Miles
Hoe
New York
Nelson A. Miles
Philadelphia
the Tribune
Philypinies
Majergebent
Otis
Philippines
Tumbers
Mabout
Manila
Hong Kong
Prater
Commission Refused in New Tors Amid War Secretary Protest
A disrupted scene at Major General FV Grenie’s area draws volunteers, with state officials opposing the secretary of war Captain Austin. A court hearing is noted as part of the controversy while a watermelon social at Fest Christian church, 42 Holtz and 17 Monroe Street, is postponed and then held tonight.
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Ceneral
Austin
Bat Ba
Nastier
York
Roweshay
Fest Christian Church
Holtz
Monroe Street
Topeka Chronicle Snapshots of City Life On Weather And Then
A jumble of Topeka notices covers rain benefits to corn, local bands and events, street scenes, open colleges, and daily town chatter. Entries mention the Woodmen band, Topeka businesses, patrols, schools, harvests, traffic, and community quirks in a period voice.
Boom for Iron Prices Rise as Demand Surpasses Supply
The Iron Age reports a surge in pig iron demand with large deliveries for 1900 and rising prices. Eastern consumers cover about 20,000 tons, Southern furnaces push up to July 1900, and lake iron firms cut allocations. Prices for basic pig iron rise, with scarce Hessemer pig and high steel billet quotes in Pittsboro. Shipments and duties questions cloud foreign sales, while rails and structural material backlogs loom. Large buyers offer premiums for prompt delivery as 24,000 tons of wire rods to Germany are negotiated.
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New York
Weekly Review
Pittsboro
Pennsylvania
Central West
Lake Minim
Pittsburg
West
Germany
China Japan Alliance In Formation Amid Russian Protest
Telegraph advices from Victoria BC dated Aug 1 report China and Japan moving toward a formal alliance as a secret mission to Japan seeks to secure Japanese backing for a coordinated offensive and defensive pact. Russia warns the venture would affront its interests while other war events and a fire at a village are noted in dispatches.
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Russia
Victoria
Mall Advices Room
Orient Wrudehi
Kinehia Mara
China
Japan
Amahiu Mara
Jagan
Dowsent
Ching
Mikado
Crlna
Wei Hai Wei
Kaing Yu Wei
Manghal
M. de Glers
Hae
Groupe
Aeelunig
Sages
Roberts
Shanighal
Tee
Csee
TeMmoy
Local notices and events from North Topeka area
Column notes list visits and meetings including Kansas Baptist Association in Silver Lake, plus social items from 1008 Kansas Avenue and related entertainment postponed due to a storm. Mentions absent, a funeral at Rock Creek, and local travel to Plattsburg for a gathering with ice cream social hosted by A O T W Lodge No. 29.
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Kimball
Kansas Avenue
Jexale Myers
Walt
Silver Tng
W. B. Hutchinses
J. A. Lakenstant
Silver Lake
Svsulen
Kansas Baptisl Association
John
Sonkug
People’s Bath
William van Mews
Nome
Pister
Himore
Mary Daub
Harve Eeghilchaksr
Piattsvarg
A. O. TW
Bonet
The Remington Aids Dreyfus Case Reconsidered
A garbled historic note discusses Dreyfus accusations and calls for justice. It references trials in Rennes, the press framing, and questions the court's conduct amid a troubled portrayal of persecution and public opinion. The fragment hints at evolving views and demands for fair treatment.
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Remington
Dreyfus
Pelaos
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