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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
6
Pat Crowe Sought in Cudahy Abduction Case
Police search for Pat Crowe, a noted local figure, suspected as leader of the gang that abducted Edward Cudahy Jr. from his home Tuesday night. Pinkerton agents arrived to aid the hunt as detectives pursue leads, including a ransom letter allegedly left for the Cudahy family dated December 1.
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Onmahs
Dee
Pat Crowe
Edward Cudashy
Crowe
Pinkerton
Cudahy
Senate Adjourns With No Action in Session
Washington December 2 no business transacted by the Senate today. News of the death of Mrs. Wm. P. Frve wife of the president pro tem was conveyed to the Senate. Senator Fairbanks called the body to order and Rev Dr Milburn gave invocation. The secretary read a letter from a senator noting Fairbanks presiding during his absence. A conference of senators had begun to the order of business. The Journal was suspended and the Senate adjourned at 1:26 pm until January. The House: Rep Wise of Virginia dies in Williamsburg. Resolutions adopted and a funeral committee named. The House adjourned until January 3. Passenger Rates: Northern Pacific and Santa Fe roads join Great Northern in abolishing certain excursion tickets west of St Paul. other western lines weigh withdrawal of gateway tickets west of Missouri River.
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Washington
Senate
Wm. Pfrve
Gue
Fairbanks
W. Hi. Milburn
Ple
Abcee
Seriutora
Brainer
Jones
Virginia
Representative Wise
Williamsburg
Aldrich
Eatin
Cal
Roberts Gass
Minoresi Brick
Virginiay
Ciena
Oley
Riker
Larahes
Lloyd
Gaines
Chicago
Northern Pacific
S00
Great Northern
Abollaiy
St Paul
Missouri River
Modern Doctor Endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A physician cites digestion as the root of many ailments and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the sole prescription for indigestion. He explains the tablets contain diastase and pepsin, act on ingested food, are non cathartic, and should be used after meals or when symptoms arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennison
Stuart
Br Druggists
Grocery and household goods sale notice with varied items
A bustling list of pantry staples and personal care goods offered at discount, including syrups honey molasses coffee evaporated fruits canned fruits and dried goods. The advertisement highlights Fairbank's soap various cakes and soaps and cameras a ware dept with china ware mustache cups and saucers and emphasizes low prices and weekly fresh roasted coffee. It also notes telephone contact and location at 252 34th street.
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Fairbank
Senate committee weighs oleomargarine bill amid opposition
Washington December 3 the senate agriculture committee held hearings on the oleomargarine bill with witnesses opposing the measure. W Miller of Armour Packing slates the creamery lobby as author and says they push politics for self interest. J C McCoy of Kansas City livestock exchange warns of losses if fat beef and hogs cannot be made into oleomargarine citing millions in potential losses and arguing ingredients are nutritious and coloring used in butter.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Agriculture Today
W. Miller
Armour Packing Company of
Kansas City
United States
Washington River and Harbor Bill Cuts Size to 69 Million
The river and harbor committee pressed toward completing the bill but pruning reduced total runs to no more than 69 million dollars. About 22 million in unissued appropriations and 37 million in contracts remain. Key items include 4 million for the Sault Ste Marie improvement with 0.5 million direct and 4 million in continuing contracts. A provision authorizes talks with Britain on a Canadian commission to handle Great Lakes level fluctuations. Boston harbor is listed at 3.4 million.
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Washington
River and Harbor Committee
Burron
Sault Ste Marie River
Lakes Superior
Huron
Great Lakes
Americcan Commission
Boston Harbor
Holiday Excursions via Banta Fe Boats
Tickets on sale to points within 200 miles west of Missouri river and round trip fare offered. Sale begins December 22 with limited availability. Ongoing sale notices imply broader promotional material.
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Missouri River
Ei Lee Se
Jones in the race for House sergeant at arms
Holton resident Ed B. Jones announces his bid for sergeant at arms of the house of representatives. An old soldier and active Republican, he is a prominent Grand Army of the Republic member seen as an enthusiastic state figure.
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Holton
Ed B. Jones
House of Representatives
Jones
Local notes on births roads and local events
A girl born to Mr and Mrs Geo G Minsre at 916 Madison street last week. Paving will begin on Walnut street between Williston and College avenue next Monday. Plans of the Republican Flambeau club to attend President McKinley inauguration may cost 2500 dollars. Dream Gregory travels to Chicago for holidays to stay with her cousin F C Bunce. Lucretia Bartel charged with highway robbery waives preliminary examination then returns to custody. H R Nickerson, Mexican Central manager, guest of W A L Thompson for holidays. T J Coughlin's Christmas site attracts attention. Alexander Drummond called for preliminary trial. forged name to a $20 check. Street work on Fillmore Street nearing completion. W H Howlett, president of the Kansas City Whist club, in the city for Central Whist Association meeting set for February 20 in Kansas City. Topeka club plans delegates.
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Bor
Geo. G. Minsre
Asadison Street
Walnut Street
Williston
College Avenue
Republican Flambeau Club
Cits
McKinley
Gregory
Chicago
F.C. Bunce
Lucret
T. J. Coughlin
Power Christman
Fillmore Street
Morris and Garfield
Tenth Street
W. H. Howlett
Kansas City
Topeka
Pless For Statehood Play Highlighted In Territorial Vote
The senate committee on territories heard Governor Murphy and Delegate Wilson of Arizona support the bill for admitting their territory as a state. They emphasized rising population and wealth to justify the change in government under the proposed act.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories
Murphy
Wilson
Arizonm
Holiday rates via Hock Island Route tickets sold
Holiday rates offered on the Hock Island Route with return units priced at 1.90 and 1.34. Tickets available on December 2 and December 24, January 1, and other dates in the period. Buyers urged to purchase for travel during the holiday season.
Colorado Flyer Leaves Topeka for Colorado Springs Schedule
The Colorado Flyer departs Topeka at 8 10 p m for Colorado Springs arriving 10 35 p m. Dempeti o'clock next day remains unclear in the damaged clipping. The notice outlines train times and connections in the era newspaper prose.
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Great Rock Island
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Dempeti
Rock Island Fare for Round Trips Within 206 Miles
Round trip fare advertised for travel within 206 miles west of the Missouri River. Meketa sales on December 22 23 24 25 and January 1 1919. Returns limited to January. Christmastime suppers at Furman store noted.
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Rock Island Outa
Missouri River
Tmeketa
St. A
Umit
Inaugural Ball Plans by Pension Building Officials
Secretary Witch cock grants the inaugural committee permission to hold the ball and entertainments for the coming inauguration of President Moiniey in the Yimin Building. The architect and pension office official discuss events and schedules. Governor Gors Home is tied to the arrangement and mentions delaying plans until after Christmas.
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Ballin Pension Building
Washington
Dec
Witchcock
Pertsiashon
Moiniey
Yimin
Aquciour
Pension Office
Bt i
Occashure
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