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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1897
Page
5
A newspaper clipping reports that Uncle Dave Hemebower may seek the state treasurer’s office next year. It notes his reported reluctance for renomination and mentions internal pressure, party climate, and references various court decisions and political pressures shaping his possible candidacy.
The Montgomery County dispute centers on Justice Allen and Masterman alleging cruelty in a divorce filing. The case references Ward in Montgomery County and mentions BeLure Lbdivares, with accusations toward Fie wite. The document notes critique of the divorce process and potential terms, while describing related actions and remarks from Debbe and a council mention about timelines.
A report discusses a dairy experiment plan linked to Cornell and New York State farming officials. It notes butter making feasibility, potential product types, and the need for standard pricing and farm supervision, citing a Dairy Superintendent’s remarks on cost per pound and regional dairy practices.
Fragmented OCR reads as a list of judicial actions and opinions. Mentions names such as Justice Allen and Mary E. Teats, noting appeals from multiple counties including Lywn, Gru, Finny, Marper, and Hering- with references to cases State vs Williams, Shrive, and others.
A long voyage through major Mexican cities by Mr Bryan draws warm reception from local officials and citizens. Governors present greet him at Verve set, with rides, dinners, and public cheers reflecting broad American goodwill since Grant era.
New York reports that the March 2 1867 tea law went into effect May. A comparison shows the law improved purity and enforcement at port Newark. In 1896, 750 packages were rejected. 655 607 packages imported in 1895.
The Rotwin school pupils organized a series of entertainments to raise funds for a mineral bones project. W. Dyke presided at the event with planned musical and theatrical numbers by various performers including Barbour, Ram ply, Liboje Hill, and others. A recital titled Evangeline and a debut by Van Dyke were highlighted as notable items.
Andrew Charles Seiler died at home at 7 Jefferson Street after months of illness from Bright’s disease. He was 36, leaves a wife and four children, formerly foreman of the Santa Fe boiler shops. Funeral Sunday at 3 PM private due to diphtheria complications. Also notices Mrs Robinson of 157 Clay Street reports death of her mother Mrs Mary McGrede in Olympia Washington.
Prescott mayor General ONeill announces Prescott becomes the first single tax town in New York. He says four months into the program taxes are based on property rent and market value with a $2 minimum for any lot, abolishing most personal property taxes except gambling and wine selling. He claims business and manufacturing prosper, workers benefit, and failures stem from lack of industry and thrift.
Rumors in London and Paris speak of serious trouble between Countess Bon Castellant and Joy Goutts daughter Poor Anna Gould over extravagant spending. Finances strain as Count Punt faces mounting debts and a proposed lavish theater project. relatives and lawyers seek mutual settlement while the couple weighs separation.
New York Dec 12 The Lehigh Valley railroad officials advised workers that better days lie ahead after President Mochules was directed. The grain departers educated workers last Monday on reduced duties and wages. Four days a week operation with eleven hours each day is planned, costing about $2 a month per worker. The grain and coat departments report record activity as the busy season continues.
The Salvation Army plans to start a Poor Man's Bank in Kansas City Missouri. Major Stilt eel will spend days gathering subscriptions to fund the post man’s bank for the benefit of poorer classes. The bank will open in the new Salvation Army building currently under construction. Local merchants promote related remedies and eateries in ads nearby.
In Topeka area items include visits by Jierry Painter of Emporia, entertainment plans, charity board notes, local church services, and a burst of social and civic updates. Highlights reference Port Arthur trip, a judge Guthrie postmaster recommendation, burglaries across Maple Grove and North Topeka, and a weather storm impacting travel plus a snow plow deployment.
Beginning Monday December 6, the Trumbull Art Stock including pictures and ready made frames will be sold at twenty percent less than any prior offer. The ad emphasizes value and quality, urging customers to consider the quality of work and pricing. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises its locations at 112 and 114 West.
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