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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1900
Page
4
The article jumbles references to the Second Battle and the Dreyfus case, noting political figures such as Mr Brian and President McKinley, plus discussions of Turkey, Chicago, and European debt. It hints at Sven issues like municipal streetcar ownership and naval orders, with broad, disjointed mentions of places and people.
The 1909 calendar year is poised to surpass all prior years in exports and in the excess of exports over imports, yielding a large favorable balance of trade. Imports are expected to be about 225 million dollars, while exports may reach around 1.47 billion, creating a surplus near 545 million.
The record tracks imports and exports from 1590 to 1885 showing per capita figures, with exports rising and imports fluctuating. It notes excess imports in 1870 and a later turn to a positive per capita balance by 1865 and 1885, illustrating long term trade dynamics and shifts in surplus or deficit.
The Atchison Globe reports on strange local notes including a fever dubbed Kinithe and oddball remarks about etiquette and marriage. An unnamed man’s coat matches his wife’s color, highlighting rumored domestic quirks and social curiosities in a bustling North AU region.
A scrambled Kansas column reports oddities and local tales. Mentions Riley County school district Fanston society, cold weather taffy parties, a second crop of Browine apples, Clay Center drift, working capital details, and Lyon victims awaiting dishes. Includes Ottawa pastors on crape, Acme creamery butter value, a Nortonville man finding a $10 bill, Bohemians of Wilson planning an opera house, a Wellington watermelon mystery, and a Manchester sunrise mirage near a Catholic church.
Many offices in the court house will close all day tomorrow with county clerk and probate judge open part of the day. Taxes remain due and penalties start January 1. Local residents and visitors share holiday plans including church events, travel, and social visits. Public notices mention theater listings and streetcar schedules for New Year observances.
Complete readiness for Pete at the Twentieth Century ball tonight with a four o'clock concert program. A precise march opens the event. Pickers will sell entertainment to the gallery and watch parties are confirmed. Dressing rooms are prepared for dancers and refreshments will be sold from slips to be preserved by the historical society.
Fire department rushed to Crosby Bros department store at 1 16 today after a plug burned and sparked a blaze near the main entrance. Firemen arrived quickly and contained the fire with little damage estimated at about ten dollars.
Omaha city officials announce a special council meeting to consider offering 18,000 for the conviction of the Cudahy kidnapers and potentially raise total funds to 35,000 with county help. Mayor Mooréa emphasizes public duty to relieve the family from fear while condemning the perpetrators.
Washington December 11 The War Department referred to the Attorney General Governor Pingree of Michigan request for extradition of Charles J Thompson now in Cuba. He is wanted in Detroit on forgery charges and the case would set a precedent in Cuba control. The Attorney General is expected to sustain Pingree’s demand.
New York plans include church services and midnight city celebration at city hall. Decorations completed with electric lights and lanterns enhancing the facade as Randolph Guggenheimer, president of the municipal council, delivers an address amid a program of music and private watch meetings.
Deputy United States Marshal Trigg resigns his Wichita post to take effect January 1 and will work in Kansas City with AON Kellogs Newspaper. The position pays 31,500 per annum and may stay open during the senatorial fight. Sunflower Camp M W A installs officers Tuesday evening, January 1. all members urged to attend. The rest contains bereavement notices and an old medicine ad.
Mrs. Carlene Martin wife of ex Senator John Martin died at her corner Harrison street and Blighthavenue home after long illness. Survived by husband two children John To Martin of Emporis and Miss Carrie Martin of this city. services to be held at cathedral with burial to follow.
London telegram surfaced claiming a forged note signed by Colville begged mounted troops to join him in London. Colville denied knowledge, noting earlier tampering with the wired line. War Office inquiries continue as the case unfolds. Nine buildings burn at Fairbanks, causing $150,000 loss.
An old medical note argues eruptions spring from humors inherited or from digestion and absorption. It warns against drying cures and promotes discharging humors and strengthening systems. It cites Hood's Sarsaparilla curing J G Hines and Miss Alvina Walter with lasting relief.
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure and urges readers to start treatment now. Claims of reliable results accompany a call to buy a bottle today.
A fragmentary World War II era list records multiple wounded or seriously wounded soldiers across units including 26th Infantry, 38th Volunteer Infantry, 20th Volunteer Infantry, and 9th Cavalry. Entries cite names such as Joseph Rockhill Edward P. Rockhill Julius A. Percival and Robert C. Mahon with locations Leyte Panay Cobo Luzon and Calinog.
J G Waters announced Jessie Morrison will be retried in Butler county. He expected jury selection to face no difficulty and mentioned lawmakers may propose changes to the jury system requiring jurors to read and understand the law.
County officials announce relocation of the county attorney's office from its current site to another section of the courthouse. The county commissioners approved a door modification to provide access and satisfactory workflow during the transition.
Veteran Third Ward Councilman John Elliott and his wife depart tomorrow for southern California to spend about three months. Elliott has served fourteen hours on the city council and says he will likely run again, stating the ward people want him to contest re election.
Unofficial reports from Washington claim the Venezuelan rebel El Mocha has regained freedom after a year in confinement. The same chatter cites a U S official in finding disquiet over unrest in Venezuela, with denials of reports and concerns over rival asphalt concessions influencing tensions.
George D'Easauer formerly known as Dr. Carle appeared in New Orleans court and admitted his true name. He claimed no Chicago charges remained and sought freedom as reporters pressed for details. Dessner said no pending charges existed in Chicago and D'Easauer awaited advices. Town Burned Five Hours in Williamson West Virginia. major business district destroyed. loss estimated at 76000. insurance unavailable due to proximity of flames. Grand Rapids Bookcase Plant Burned. entire plant destroyed. loss about 350000 with 6000 lost by Wred Macey company. Santa Fe Holiday Excursions offer tickets to points within 209 miles west of Missouri River.
Benjamin Williams resigns after twelve years with the Santa Fe freight office, serving twelve years as chief clerk and briefly stepping into acting roles. He cites heavy business and plans to return to railroad work, with no immediate successor named.
Mr Popenoe and family plan a winter sojourn in Costa Rica leaving Thunsday for Onets Bice. They will be escorted by Lieavitt and others and travel to San Francisco to board the Pactne mall steamship Pern on January 9. From Pun tarenas they will proceed to the interior.
W C Millar, a Republican, received a certificate of election as Barber County representative after a disputed result. The contest was resolved in court with the successful candidate waiving further action, finalizing Millar’s victory by a narrow margin despite initial defeat by two votes.
Judge Wert and the attorney general are auditing appellate courts furniture records. Most chairs typewriters and items were state funded. Port Scott county provided court room furniture to locate the court there amid other towns. State seeks repayment and consolidation details amid Detroit Railways and Lansing franchise notes.
Persons desiring to attend watch services tonight at Sheth and Harring streets and Juyehih and Ha Ing at the conclusion of the service are urged to attend.
A fragmented account describes an accused, Oak McCinnle, facing murder charges in a case involving a shooting meant to scare a man. The text mentions a baptism and an attempt to identify the victim, with unclear names and dates.
In Washington the war effort faces a monetary crisis as outlays surge and prompt action is sought. Authorities warn of strained finances as expenditures rise, with officials debating measures to preserve supply chains and maintain momentum while mobilization continues.
Dispatch from General Frederick reports Alejendrine’s troops near Mount Arayat dying to escape with water scarce and food limited. Official notes casualties, captures, and pursuit amid hunger in Guan district and nearby areas. Provisions aim to reform land tax and revenue methods, with new provincial administration changes.
Ta o haw Mr X Mirighern, renowned bey torer, to present an illustrated feature titled Grand Capon. Event set for January evening, at Pie Christian estured Holiday Excursions via Gants Te Route. Tickets available December for January 1 trip. Wreck reported near Salt Lake City.
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