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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1900

Page

2

Slocum System Promises Free Four Part Disease Cure

A historic brochure advertises Dr T A Slocum's system with four remedies for weak constitutions, pulmonary troubles, catarrh, and general debility. It offers a free trial by writing to 93 Pine Street New York, asking to be sent the four preparations and noting the reader saw the offer in the Topeka State Journal.

T. A Slocum Tully Caplained T. A. Slocum Pine St New York Topeka State Journal

Garden of Eden or myth in geologic history claim

Chicago Record notes geologist Dean Hill discusses Th D Becker's report on Philippine geology and a possible Garden of Eden origin for humans. He links ancient sea basins in the Mediterranean region to uplifted landmasses, suggesting early human evolution occurred near the Philippines and Asia before subsidence and migrations shaped later populations.

Garden of Eden Chicago Dean Hill University of Minnesota Th. D. F. Becker United States Men of Horses I Man Secoca Med- Werraneen Atlantic Alpe Caucasus Himalaya Stountaine Abd Ogtan Betionm Professor Marsh Borneo Ching Sey Hall Teland Sormeo Eden Bae India Chine Poland Barnes Nis Lal

Find the Pole, Mr. Ziegler, Who Furnishes the Money

Mr. Ziegler explains his motives as the financier behind the pole project. He argues the push to fund the facility serves public interests and claims transparency in the financial backing and oversight. Local officials weigh the proposal amid questions of control and long term costs.

North Pole expedition aims to raise stars and stripes first

William Ziegler plans to equip Evelyn Baldwin to lead a Baldwin Ziegler Arctic Expedition sailing from New York next summer. Ziegler, influenced by Arctic interest since youth, seeks patriotic motive to reach the pole first, with Baldwin as commander and a meteorology background. Plans hinge on pending negotiations and are not finalized.

William Ziegler Hwelyn B. Baldwie Brooklyn Evelyn B. Baldwin Spitzbergen Andree Mr. Baldwin Wellman Franz Josef Land We Republic of Colombia South America M. T. Snyder Mr. Snyder Ziegler Mesers Snyder Baldwin Weather Bureau Service Weathington D.C. Isle Garo Toledo New Orleans Spring Nei Belhe Illinois Régulare Zilw

Arctic Expedition Planned by Baldwin and Ziegler

Lieutenant colonel Baldwin and financier Ziegler plan a two ship Arctic expedition from New York next summer. M T Snyder and J A Snyder support, with Ziegler funding to finance the voyage. Baldwin will lead, others will join for part of the trip. Royal Baking Powder magnate William Ziegler is a key backer.

Elehth ‘Missouri Cavalry Baldwin Hijnoks Cotleee Naperville Ill J. A M.T. Snyder Serengtag Althouse Mobile Ala Joa. Snyder New Orleans Couk Int Ziegler Mr. Baldwin Leandersh Ziegier Arctic Dr Kane Bélog America Pole France Abentire Tretch William Ziegier Royal Baking Powder Company New York

Rights Of Settlers On Fort Hays Lands

Washington officials report Kansas faces contests over settlers on the abandoned Fort Hays reservation once the lands pass to the state. The Interior Department will decide if settlers lacking patents are legally entitled, with state accession not removing cases from the federal land office. Kansas lawmakers must authorize transfer before contests proceed, leaving scope and parties to executive decisions.

Kansas Fort Hays Reservation Washington, D. C Secretary of the Interior Fort Hays Military Reservation Congress General Land Office

Cat Stops Murder During Farmhouse Burglary in Wisconsin

Mrs Curry and her 14 year old son Clark were tied by three masked men in their Till Pots area farm near Bool Wisconsin. The intruders beat Mrs Curry with revolver but fled after the cat tipped over a nearby lamp and she escaped to a neighbor. They demanded $100 they claimed was hidden in the house.

Bool Wis Dee LI D. Curry Clark Bers Simp Mrs. Curry Mra Curry

Coghlan Remains Lost After Storm Sweep

Friends of actor Charles Coghlan have abandoned the search for his casket remains after the death in Galveston on November 27, 1899. The metal casket was swept from the receiving vault during a September storm and is believed carried to sea. The remains lay in Lakeview cemetery awaiting shipment to New York for cremation, with delays hindering removal of the body.

Coghlan Galveston Tex Dec Charles Coghlan Lakeview Cemetery New York

Eight Hours Work in New Diggings North of Nome

Report from Capt. A P Mordaunt of San Francisco describes rich deep rich placers in the Cape Dyer mining district between Point Hope and Cape Lisburne on the Arctic coast. He claims 3300 in gold from 14 hours of mining and notes a new rush may follow navigation opening. A Nome observing group and sailors form a nation to develop these properties and prepare for a possible summer stampede.

Nome Tacoma Cape Dyer Point Hope Cape Lintortin Arctic Ocean A. P. Mordaunt San Francisco Heany Oueanan

Is Our Richest Man Rockefeller Becomes Wealthiest

New proof of Andrew Carnegie’s claim that John D. Rockefeller is the world’s richest man appears as an offer of 800 a share for 3400 Standard Oil shares to be delivered January 1. Congressman Jefferson M. Levy made the bid at the Waldorf Astoria, valuing Rockefeller’s Standard Oil stake around 266 million dollars, with other interests in various concerns.

York Andrew Carnegie John D. Rockefeller Waldorf-Astoria Jefferson M. Levy Rockefeller

Man Lives On Six Cents A Day In 1900s Diet Claim

William Holley, a 50 year old bachelor from the city, says he can live on six cents daily. Over four months he spent six dollars and eighty six cents on food, cooking for himself. He reports weight gain and outlines a weekly meal rotation including breakfast, dinner, and supper with simple staples.

William Holley Brasil Ind Holley

A Banker for Thieves

A detective recites a London East End scheme where a respectable banker serves thieves by handling stolen money after burglaries. Thieves deposit cash with him for safekeeping, sometimes funding relations like a wife’s allowance, while awaiting later use or release from prison. The banker’s role sustains the thieves’ operations with discreet trust.

London East End Birti Prixop Iis

Three Stories of Lord Russell and a Leap Year Birth

Fragmented OCR narrative mentions Lord Russell and bigamy rumors, with garbled dialogue about mothers in law and a man recalling a leap year birth. The text is unclear, but implies personal anecdotes and confusion surrounding reputation and a birthday fact.

Lord Russell Frankell Berets

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. Strickrott Kansas Avenue Adital Hand Laundry East Third St Evelyn Baldwin North Pole Evelen B. Baldwin Baldwin-Ziegine Baldwin-Ziegler Paine’s J. M. Olson Exeners Paine Aine John Rockefeller Topeka Lane West Williams Ave Grand Woodward Avenues Heery’s Norton Oakland Jonathan Thomas van Buren St J.C Elliott Spratt Kansas Ave T. A. Beck East 6Th Ave Quiscy Street
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