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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
7
Winter sprint sale of 250 350 and 506 items
A terse note announces a closing sale in winter and sprint sales periods. It lists three item codes or sizes 250 350 and 506 in caps and mentions Jat of Ston'y Copy and Ree.
Speviat Sale Of Mackintosh Coats In Light Tan Capeed
A sale notice advertises Mackintosh coats in light tan with capes at a price of 275 dollars. The message mentions men’s coats and a special sale event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackintosh Gnouts
Mammoth Tusk Recovered From River Bank Mystery
A fossilized mammoth tusk was found protruding from a river bank, blackened and hollow, near the skull fragment of a mammoth. Experts from the University of Minnesota assess its scale, estimating a total length around fifteen feet, with commercial value discussed by authorities and scientific observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alerke
Elergys
Univerity
Minnesota
Sae
Keyy
Fragmented church travel diary with noisy passengers
A fragmentary, first person account describes a Sunday church experience crowded by disruptive passengers. The writer notes a suit woman behind him with noisy children, comments on reactions to a sermon, and details a rough train ride with strangers in close quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Seven Flags of War Across Africa Reach Four Seas
Fragmented OCR notes describe seven campaigns across Africa led by Britain France and other powers. Highlights touch on Kitchener in Sudan, Uganda, and Nile valley struggles, with French expeditions and border skirmishes near Algeria. The text hints at ongoing campaigns and future conflicts among European nations in Africa.
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Mngland
Huers
Nile Valley
Aeunda
Kitchener
Khalif
Maj
Macdonald i
Uganda
France
Gwen OM Telestones
War notes on boundary commission clashes in Soudan region
A fragment recalls a year long march to the southern Soudan border and a forest expedition under Lieut Pallier. It mentions a military boundary commission and three battles with natives. More engagements are anticipated to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soudan
Forest-Lamy
Lieut Pallier
Cehad
Sett
Conference on freight rates to meet February 23
A conference likely to include Governor and Kansas railroad representatives will convene February 23 at the exclusive office to discuss freight rates for cattle and lumber recently increased. All Kansas railroads are expected to participate as officials review possible rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Relreads
Paul Morten
Valitortia
E.G. Menglay
Kkansas
Mallroads
Senate Opens With Credentials and Finances Discussion
Washington February 9 1901 The Senate convened with credentials for John H Gear reelected Iowa senator for a six year term from March 4 1901. Little routine business occurred before a finance committee bill was read. debate on delaying action and future votes followed as members pressed for timing on the finance bill. Several bills were passed including a public building at Deadwood South Carolina and funding for a monument to the Kearny massacre. The session adjourned after decisions on the finance bill deferred to later consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Allison
John H. Gear
Towa
Hour
Alough
Menate
Jonent Ark
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Fom Tennysese
Mr. Turley
Deadwood
5. C
Pam Kearny
State of
Abercom
Pubic Park
al Grich
Mutiny in Khartoum Sparks Growing Crisis
Cairo dispatch reports Sudanese troops mutinying at Khartoum with alarming scale, raising fears of enslavement and a broad security breakdown as regional tensions intensify.
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London
Cairo
Khertoum
First National Bank Re-elects Officers and Directors
The stockholders meeting re elected the bank's officers and directors with only one change, C W Sayer becomes vice president and director replacing F E Holliday. Board includes Lee Letter Joseph Later Wiliam Sims W H Roscligion H C Lewn A L Rebs Inson Snattinger C J Lantry Lantes Willan Henderson C W Snyder. Levi Z Totter of Chicago attends, sole holder of major interest. Lester remains satisfied with management. bank described as in belief condition.
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First National Bank
Stmo
Haye
C. W. Sayer
FE. Holliday
H.C. Lewn
AL ‘A. Rebs Inson
Snattinger
C.J. Lantry
Lantes Willan Henderson
C. W. Snyder
Topeka
Lam Lima
William Henderson
C. S. Bowman
Levi Z. Totter
Chicago
Joseph Letter
Lady Carson
Str. Lester
Aril
House Recess Delays Private Pension Bill Session
Washington on February 2 the House recessed to tonight after a brief stalemate. Members favored resuming private pension bill work but recessed to attend Gen Lawton's funeral and to preserve quorum. The roll call ended 28 to 100 against an adjournment, then 7 to 1:30 p m recess to continue private pension business in the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Payne
Sinise
New York
Gen. Lawton
Loud Cain
Grain Department Short Deficit and Court Actions
A January deficit of 850 dollars is reported in the grain department adding to a 60 dollar state deficit. A district court suit by Pater Brith against S N Bur eh and MLA Mitchell concerns a 2200 dollar note due in five years. note originally to Citizens Bank of North Topeka with owners Smith and Norton. Bohemians J Hiadky and E A Hiadky sue Waclaw and Katherina Hiadky for 400 dollars, noting a divorce action involving Waclaw and his wife amid Bohemian residents near Romville.
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Taraty
Erin
Guy
Pater Brith
N. Bureh
Mitchell
Iitetions
Citizens Bank of
Ther
Waclaw Mladky
Bohemia
Parsons Dismisses Tactic in State Asylum Fight
In a legal maneuver linked to Clay Center’s bid to block the state asylum project, Parsons appeals a decision on injunctions against funding and construction. The supreme court rejected dissolving the injunction as the case proceeds, with the main dispute to be argued later in court.
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Parsons
City Center
Supreme Court
Par- L
WS Gines
Clay Center
Board of Charities
Merchants National Bank Elects New Board of Directors
The regular annual stockholders meeting elected nine directors for the upcoming year including Cyrus K. Holliday W A Thompson Robert Pierce FE Wear W A Manspeaker Smith Ww Bilis Charles W Freeman. The new board will organize for the year’s business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
Cyrus K. Holliday
W. A. Thompson
Robert Pierce
FE Wear
W. AW. Manspeaker
Smith
W. Bilis
Charles
W. Freeman
Texas Turkey Queen learns farming from a Texan life
Mixa Anne Martin, crowned Texas turkey queen, details her shift from five hens to a 440-stock operation. She shares yearly hatch results, profit of about 2500 dollars, and methods including incubators, grain feeding, green crops, and two helpers. She notes high turkey prices and urges other women to try turkey farming.
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New York
Evenue Sun
Mixa Anne Martin
Texas
Téxas
Mocking Superstition and Cramp Ailments in Older Lore
The item surveys folk beliefs about wearing stockings correctly to ward off cramps toothache nightmares and illness. It notes crosswise hangings and pins for protection and mocks such superstitions as manuals warn. A brief line reports a Democratic meeting in Washington February for committee organization and leadership.
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Iogt
Ms Burns
Aseireddy
Resolution of U S Nicaragua dispute and Kansas charity photos plan
Washington reports a minor US Nicaragua fracas over double duties levied on American merchants by Gen Torres has been settled with funds returned. The Kansas state board of charities plans a Paris exposition exhibit featuring photos of state institutions, contingent on timely completion and a Fort Scott contractor.
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Nicaragua
Washington
United States
Bluefelds
Gen
Torres
Nic Magan
Firnish
Bivetirids
Ie Taehis
Kansas
Paris
State Board of Charities
National Concerehow of Corrections and Charities
Bode of Charities
Vo Debbie
Fort Sentt
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Crawford
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