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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
9
A discussion of bread making advances referencing Sareea and La Villette Paris. Notes on milling systems, sour dough, and reliability for large scale production. Highlights the claim that a system can operate in diverse settings from small communes to major urban bakeries.
An advertisement extols Scott s emulsion of cod liver oil as essential for children s health. It claims the product maintains even health and restores balance at the first signs of disturbance, suggesting it as a food supplement when ordinary meals are insufficient.
Chicago reports trainer Charles Hughes has located six to eight promising bluegrass yearlings in Kentucky for Garry Hermann owner Charles Head Smith. Smith plans to inspect them after holidays and intends to buy several if they meet expectations. Hermann is entered for Louisville Derby on April 29 and will be trained with five mile daily runs to maintain condition.
The veteran boxer Tommy Ryan, 48, now a landlord in Chicago, buys three corner lots and plans a modern apartment building. He aims to finance via ring purses and insists the boxing game remains a divine national sport. An upcoming Springfield bout against Jack Baan schulte is billed as a local draw and his last in Ohio town, with strong anticipation of a large crowd.
New York reports a 30 round fight between Terry MeGovern and Broad Tie in Hartford likely. Harris Acew club to host with Charles White referee Joe Humphries announcer and Danny Maher timekeeper. Final date and location depend on travel and arrangements for May.
Fire Commissioner John T. Beanie, who bought The Abbot at the Hamilton sale, denies doubts about the transaction. He says he bought the horse for himself with his own check and plans to use him for exhibitions or match races if opportunities arise, aiming to profit if suitable.
Patrick Sharkey, claimed cousin of the famed gallery owner Thomas Sharkey, was arrested in St Joseph after removing an item from in front of a house. He appeared in police court and was sentenced to sixty days in jail.
In a case heard last week the defense argued that Hugeins was a minor when contracting, but the plaintiff maintained the bicycle was suitable for his condition as it aided his business travel. Judge Mabie ruled for the plaintiff, with costs awarded, after testimony defining the suit as needed.
Horse notes report bets in Chicago and New Orleans with Centilevar and Cyn listed among horses. Tim Sullivan campaigns for winners at New Orleans track while Dangerous Maid and Keene castoff win money at Tanforan for Doc Ewert. The Morris stable and A. H. group are noted as earning most of the wagers. Steve Strommen mentioned.
Article fragment notes various money pools and racing terms at a Springs track. Mentions Pu stakes island jockeys, city pool rooms, $8 sums, and horses with pedigrees. References Jerry O'Neil's prospects and a yearling purchase. Mentions Governor Stanford era figures and hospital stay for ex jockey.
Export4 Dec 2 The Preston B Plumb post G A R held a crowded meeting to receive a memorial history book Major Hood presented the volume to the post in a ceremonial tribute The event drew about 400 veterans and families with speakers including Major Hood J T Burton J Weyler and Miss Grace Groty of the high school The program featured songs and a short address about the post and its future remembrance
Concordia business notes announce the Wood Mercantile Company reorganized and applying for a charter under the title Sutherland Bartlesan & Company. W J Wood facilitated the setup. The new firm includes Arthur Sutherland as head with Maurier Bartlesan and Win Lait as financial partners and traveling salesmen.
Arkansa City Kan Dec 26 The large residence of Mrs Dankel Bunner was destroyed by fire early this morning The house stood near the water limit and the fire department could not save it The loss about 4000 dollars is covered by insurance
Advertises holiday round trip fares to western destinations beyond the Missouri River, mentions specific prices and tickets, with product claims on piles remedy and a testimonial style note. References the Overland Limited train via Cajon Pacific offering fast service, double drawing room sleepers, dining cars, and barbershops, amid miscellaneous travel commentary.
In Chanute a local barber Mrs Coffman and Harold G Payne a Santa Fe trainman linked by a rumored affair. Payne recently brought to Chanute amid a strike dispute and suspected to be involved with Coffman despite both spouses. A note and community chatter follow suspicions of marriage and infidelity.
A Wellington, Kansas resident reports from Buenos Ayres dated October 23, describing the city as great with splendid carriages and fashion, noting high prices for tobacco and cigars, friendly people, healthful climate though very wet, and severe road conditions. He also mentions daily board costs of ten dollars.
A leading local farmer sowed fourteen bushels of seed wheat on thirteen acres about a year ago. The crop yielded 43 bushels, a bit over thirty-two per acre, sold at 75 cents per bushel for seed. Seed sourced from northern Ohio, with possible shipments from other states. Reports indicate excellent results.
Fort Scott Kansas December 28 J H Shireman longtime Crawford county resident worth about 340000 faced tragedy after the death of his sister in Hepler He plans to move to Bourbon county with his son and daughter but sorrow delays him as he contemplates life after the loss and unsettled affairs in the wake of the relatives passing
A partial OCR fragment describes bystanders and responders noting a man had collapsed and died before they could lay him down. Witnesses claimed he appeared unsteady and near death moments earlier, with others stating he had been unwell for some time.
A A. Swingley of Turoer, South Africa, asserts Johannesburg district holds unmatched mineral resources and future development prospects despite wartime disruptions. He predicts the war’s end remains distant and believes global markets will rely on these mineral riches for years.
A confused incident in town ends with a herd charging a grocery shop. Witnesses describe the animal rampage breaking shelves and doors as authorities recount loss and a lengthy chase lasting hours. The event details remain unclear due to garbled text.
A garbled Lawrence notice describes a joint raid near Lawrence and ongoing criminal activity, with references to cattle theft near Pieytair Missouri and local legal actions. It mentions a voter tally or claims, emigration to Los Angeles, and a local fraternal order event recording new members, plus various town updates and a freight train wreck near Parsons.
Unable to determine readable facts from the fragment. No clear person, organization, date, or event to summarize into a valid news card.
The readable text presents scattered phrases and dates from 1900 era notes but lacks coherent events or identifiable names making precise reporting difficult. It mentions June and January dates and generic references without confirming places, people, or actions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a route flyer named Great River Island Route and an attorney, with scattered references to patrols and places along a west river area. Unable to extract coherent events. preserves limited named entities and potential action.
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