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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
6
A reader asks if readers will trade items such as a farm for a grocery store a horse for a piano a bicycle for a camera a gun for a bookcase a wash boiler for a bug a pair of skates for a punching bag a spring overcoat for a baby carriage a stove for a refrigerator or a dog for a rooster. The column invites trading offers and outlines the variety of possible exchanges.
A fragmented item notes a minimal charge or line entry related to costs, with unclear context. The readable segments point to a small monetary or listing detail, mentioning a price or line item without full background. Further specifics are unavailable from the accessible text.
August 29 report from Washington describes a scaffold collapse on the roof area near the Supreme Court building. Three workmen were raised by a scaffold and fell from the roost, suffering injuries. Fire brigades and police investigated the scene amid concerns for safety.
Mayor Hughes filed and tabulated gas rate statistics in a trial challenging a new dollar maximum rate set by Tryphonee city. The report, submitted to Attorney Spencer, details consumer charges for gas based on meter readings, monthly consumption tiers, and the company’s claimed costs.
A visitor from Toronto, Frank P. MaxLennan, proprietor of a local journal, lauds Muskoka's climate and fishing. He hails the Telegram for its equipment and arrangement saying it rivals any U.S. newspaper building, after returning from two weeks’ Muskoka stay.
The comptroller of the currency rules against duplicate tax on bank dividends. A client bank owned stock and received dividends from several banks which had already paid tax on their dividends. The ruling states the original bank should not pay tax again on dividends received from others, aligning with the intent to avoid multiple taxation on the same income.
In Pittsburgh Angui- the strike at the AtcClintock-Mar shall company paused as 300 men reported back to work today and the full force of the employees will resume by tomorrow. A claim about Satin-Siin Cream caused concern, noting its harmful effects and a price of 25a. The report reflects a labor dispute and partial restoration of operations.
The report that Amalgamated steel interests seek arbitration and a settlement via a board is denied by President Shaffer. He says no vote or meeting on peace proposals occurred and asserts no change in the strike situation. Workers and managers dispute claims of plant expansion and trainee programs at the Star mill.
Complaint filed after alleged insults by tourers near new park benches on the northwest walk of the state house grounds. Attorney General Goddard reports that the executive council will pursue action to remove offenders and protect women using the path to work and shopping.
Burton resigns as attorney for Chickasaw Nation in a $5,000-a-year post held for two years by gubernatorial appointment. Reports from Baxter Springs say he spoke Tuesday of stepping down, while friends traveling from Kansas City seek confirmation as Burton heads toward Topeka.
W Tomlinson farms 420 acres south of Reform school and has made a Malt fortune this year. Parts of the crop are dug and contractors will pay for the 60 credit. The crop is expected to run from 30 to 37 bushels per acre.
Special deal from the Banta Fe allows tickets on sale September 1 to September 10 with return October 1. price only 15 dollars. Last Shenp excursions to Colorado this year with free chair car, standard sleepers, and an observation car. Rock ballast track and Harvey eating houses mentioned.
In Panama Colombia a young woman survived a severe bout of dysentery after treatment with Dr Charles FH Chien who prescribed Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remedy relieved symptoms within hours and she recovered enough to be discharged. The report notes the medicine was available from local druggists.
Fritz Durein, a veteran scientist, was arrested on a complaint by Assistant Attorney General A. J L Regiten for selling nickel on four joints. He will be tried before Justice Disney in Oakland. Wednesday afternoon Gale Chesney was arrested on related counts and booked to appear before Judge Disney.
A special to the State Journal reports Governor Curtin of Tadiana refused to honor Governor Stinfey's requisition for R. Kremer, a Fort Sport Baseball Club member, alleged to have fled with equipment. Sheriff Anderson went to Topeka Tuesday, presented a requisition at the governor's office, then departed for Richmond to pursue the suspect.
Consul in San Francisco advocates Filipino citizenship long term, noting vast commercial prospects in the Philippines for those who stay and work. He warns against Anglo Saxon assimilation but foresees Filipinos gaining full participation as education and values align, while predicting about 40,000 troops remain to ensure stability for years.
The American Forestry Association finished its proceedings in Denver on August 28 with speeches on combating pests and papers on forest conditions and native Nebraska trees. Notable speakers included Eopifias of Morgantown, Hopkins on forest conditions in the West, Thadhey of Star for Thovity on Santa Lucia tree prospects, and Chariva E Hesssey of Lincoln on Nebraska native trees. Afternoon sessions covered committee reports and routine business, with officer elections slated for December at the association’s annual meeting.
Three boys found three pallets of paper money, including greenbacks and national bank notes, totaling about $6,000. The money is believed to be from the Ene Pacific express company years ago and may have been hidden near the lamber yard.
Mrs Nation arrives in the city to press John L Sullivan and officials for accounts of governance and moral conditions. She questions Commissioner Murphy about New York’s wickedness and reform efforts, while Sullivan and Archbishop Corwi are briefly involved. a meeting is planned for May.
State charter board rejected a proposed Kansas City firm Roger Car Lock and Seat Company for incorpation. The article lists broad, vague corporate aims including manufacturing and dealing in real estate and patents. Noted names include John M Van Nest, Luther I. Cooper, Stella Van Newt, and Frank Church relations in Kansas City and Chicago. A Cape Cordelia mining note and local social mentions accompany the main business denial.
Kingston reports continued rebel activity around Colsa and Panama with government efforts to dislodge them from a strong position. Rebels reportedly attacked Buena Venture on the Tiny at Choco as government troops hold them back from Panama. Washington notes Secretary Root and aged ex governor Busiel death in New Hampshire.
The market report covers commodity and stock activity with cattle, wheat, and corn prices, along with futures and money market observations. It notes price movements in Chicago and New York, mentions December market shifts, and highlights mixed signals from various sectors and traders entering the week.
A garbled market note shows a wide range of prices for grains, wheat, corn, cotton, and sugar with references to Goodwin and the Commission. Analysts discussed futures, demand shifts, and regional supply concerns, hinting at uncertainties ahead for farmers and traders. The fragment hints at interstate trading and price guidance amid volatile conditions.
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