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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1899
Page
6
A seasoned soldier explains the art of packing and prioritizes essentials over luxuries. He praises Ivory Soap for both personal bathing and laundry use, noting its floatation and suitability as the veteran’s chosen soap.
Chancellor FLA Snows weather summary for November in Lawrence shows a warmer month than average by three degrees, the warmest November on record for 72 years. Mean temperature 52.0 F, highest 76 F on the 9th, lowest 22 F on the 24th, rainfall light, with 2 storms and 48 inches of snow depth at peak. Relative humidity averaged 60 percent, days with fog numbered four, and cloud cover varied with several cloudy days.
A fragmented 19th century style report describes an appeal involving Elliott Casa, editor of the Troy Times, tied to contempt and habeas corpus actions. Names include Frank Elliott, Albert Perry, and Myron Waterman deputy examiner, with references to Cyrus and judge Stuart.
In San Francisco on December 2 Arthur Burns discusses the Mansudass case. The testimony details an incident involving a butcher from Mun iene who left Hoaohaln and abandoned a vessel due to misstatements. The transport left port, with 196 vactrrits filed before vessel departure, and ongoing efforts to file remaining documents after Honute.
The readable text references tensions over wages and company alliances, mentioning Maorified names and places. It suggests a broader conflict involving workers, employers, and possible leadership changes, with a focus on economic struggles and attempts to secure roles in a larger trade or industry context.
In a Washington letter Gen Joe Wheeler discusses island tribes and potential rulers. He warns Aguialdo and his generals could gain power if allowed to govern, risking warfare and anarchy. The piece notes anti imperialist U S voices fearing control and closures of influence.
Jerome I. Kanevit acting as administrator of the deceased Hancord Bancored brings a district court suit against Santa Fe for 10000 damages. The petition describes a fatal accident during a September shift involving a “dead” engine and moving boards. Bancored died after being struck while assisting with equipment. The filing names witnesses and references prior medical treatment.
In Kansas City Missouri on December 3 1900 or 1901 a group of 300 men and women employed by the Swofford Dry Goods Company returned to work after a walkout triggered by a wage cut. The company restored the previous scale and agreed to pay 65 cents per day toward back wages.
An advertisement touts a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming to cure in a day. It asserts the remedy acts on the body’s systems to remove the cause, with mysterious but dramatic benefits. Sold by Swift & Holiday, druggists, Kansas Avenue.
Fragmented report notes Corean King generosity linked to a legal case from Seoul. It mentions a person named Clarence Graitheuse and a widow, plus an intent to transfer property valued at about $5,000 to a mother.
The obituary highlights Judge Adams as a key abolitionist leader in Atchison who faced violence for promoting free state meetings. He helped found the first Atchison school district, organized early legal processes, and supported the United States land office. He later helped launch a major historical society in Topeka, preserving extensive Civil War era relics and memories.
Michael Christianson, jailed on burglary charges, was deemed insane and faces transfer to a state penitentiary after a probate court hearing. Jailer protections noted as he was brought before Judge Hasenan for examination amid claims of epilepsy and historical abuse, with witnesses describing possible mental impairment and violent risk.
Market notes show May wheat opening modestly lower before reversing trend on thin liquidity. Reports cite mixed external signals from Liverpool and river markets, with receipts light and prices stable to firmer. Corn movement described as slow but steady amid favorable weather. oats quiet yet steady alongside corn.
Advertisement notes wholesale prices cut for Christmas with 500 beds and assorted furniture. Claims 5 percent discount or the best assortment in the city. Lists beds from $10 to $25, French Mirror beds, Bird's Eye Maple back pieces, and panels. Promises good articles at low prices, urging quick purchase.
Local ads tout discounted carpets and rugs with patterns in velvets and Smyrna textures. Promotions claim no rents, bargain rates from $1.00 up for Moquetty rugs and door mats from 5c, with cheap Jet patterns unavailable.
Receipts and shipments for cattle sheep and hogs show mixed demand. Cows and bulls varied with steady to slow bids. lambs and yearlings steady to higher. Hogs remained strong with favorable packinghouse demand across markets in the region.
Kansas City produce market reports butter eggs chickens and creamery goods from Topeka and Kansas City markets. The notes cover wheat corn oats price quotes and monthly market observations with references to Topeka Hide Market and various grain exchanges.
Range of prices furnished by J C Soth commission agent and grain shipper notes open market terms. Estimates cover aeranane and Ne Bam Bitchetesee regions with figures for receivers and shippers. Local city rates cited and a base fee of two dollars appears in the brief.
Advertises a home decor shop offering lace curtains tapestry and opaque drapes. Claims widened shade options and doubling of stock in the past year. Invites customers to visit and choose elegant window coverings.
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