This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1900
Page
4
The piece surveys debates on trusts and concentration of power in industry, noting Carnegie and Manning figures, political stances of Bryan and Cleveland, and calls for defense spending, with critique of economic policy and its impact on commerce. It references investigations into trusts and the broader corporate landscape shaping national policy.
A caustic account of party voting actions and payoffs within a legislative body. The text alleges manipulation of votes to maintain patronage and control, with members accused of complicity and fear of reform. It hints at distrust among factions and concerns over preplanned outcomes.
An opaque excerpt describes citizens' willingness to commit to a system and perform duties while reflecting on political apathy. It questions whether people will continue to tolerate flawed governance as seasons pass and hopes arise for future change.
A verbose rural column mocks marriage customs and gender roles, noting women claim busyness while men boast hard work. References to public life, social expectations, and reform chatter pepper the piece, citing figures like Remindy and Petuskes as examples of labor and social behavior.
Fragmented text presents remarks on truth ambition and restraint in society with scattered phrases about courage, whisky, pension rolls, and social observation. The piece references a boy's pleasure, a man as a passion, and a critic of brittle optimism, hinting at satire and social commentary through disjointed lines.
Fragmentary note mocks courtship and marriage with a ventriloquized vent of patterns about a parachute like ritual. It suggests women talk and men react with jealousy and desire, reflecting social stereotypes.
A historical ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla with claims of curing scrofula and similar ailments through testimonials. It cites a Mrs J M Flaten from Fargo Avenue Buffalo and describes dramatic improvements after using the remedy.
Atchison February reports Ed Bowen and companions plan a Klondike expedition two thousand miles northwest of Dawson. The party aims to soak seals with placer machinery, travel by ship or overland, endure extreme hardships, and probe Cape Nome area while Bowen hopes to map routes and assess prospects for claim work and possible ventures in the Arctic circle.
A civil engineer recently returned from South Africa accuses Macrum of mis judgment and claims Americans lacked confidence in his handling of South Africa matters. He asserts government ignorance of conditions there and cites communications implying tense relations with Kruger and issues of treatment of expatriates and property.
A report from Scranton dated February 12 states that two mines will be closed and miners reassigned to sites in Canada, British Columbia, and southeastern Kansas due to reduced operations and consolidation. The move affects workers and local industries with unspecified timelines and details.
CJ Devil of the city owns OHITS and coal lands in Slt nals. Mines in Ultnois are cheaper to mine than Scranton. a Scranton miners delegation travels to investigate in Withom, hoping to prevent relocation. Scranton miners currently earn 125 to 2 ton and may receive 47 cents per ton with a proposed 60 cents on April 2.
In Abilene on February 19 Carrie Matteson, seed 17, was injured when a horse/drawn cart ran away. She died from injuries the following night. Matteson was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Matteson of Abilene.
Fort Scott residents protest a council contract that funded a
Forty five county overseers and their wives were guests at a dinner in Paola. The gathering discussed improving mud roads and weed control with County Attorney Lake presenting a talk on new hedge and weed laws. The next meeting is expected in April. England Friends Bolt at Wichita Teachers Convention on Pro Boer Question. pro British minority forms rump session after debate.
Reports from Yale Crawford county indicate smallpox among negro miners with seven houses rebuilt as a pest risk tale. In Washington pensions were granted to Kansans, listing several recipients and amounts, including Leavenworth and Wichita residents, with varied sums. A Cherryvale smelter accident killed Albert White, 18, with fatal injuries. Other items include rural delivery petitions at Newton, burial plans for Philippine veterans’ kin in Abilene, a switchman hand injury, Woodson County courthouse completion, and the Corwin sale by the revenue cutter service.
Joseph Murphy, veteran Irish actor, arrives in Topeka to perform Shaun Hue at Crawford Theater tonight. He laments Sunday performances as draining and unprofitable, saying audiences prefer Saturday and Monday nights, and notes he may retire from the road after decades of work. He tension that attempts to bring new plays have failed, but would quit Sunday shows if the public would allow.
The programme lists selections and performers for Mar shells annual band concert tomorrow evening. Pieces include marches, overtures, and descriptive fantasies with performers such as Mrs. Foster Mrs von Dahlen Mrs Kerry Miss Cornelia Appy Storey and the Guldbers Ladies Quartet plus Parkhurst and Ferry.
National Populist committee members arrive in Lincoln for a key afternoon meeting. Delegates from Texas Kentucky and Ohio seek independent action. Chairman Butler expected to call the national convention at the same time and place as the Democrats.
A letter from Simon Greenspan Topeka Kansas advertises a “Canter cured or be pig” scheme, causing confusion at a play. The Republican county committee fixes Feb 21 for ward caucus to select delegates, with 11 ballots and a primary to follow. Dr T Gregg notes committee details.
Washington Fat 18 The investigation of charges about the conduct of U S military forces under Brig Gen Merriam during Idaho troubles began today before the house committee on military affairs. Governor Statmen burg Idaho State Auditor Sinclair General Merriam and others from Coeur d Alene district attended as witnesses. The session focused on procedure with Representative Lewis pushing for a full free inquiry while declining to act as prosecutor.
The weather forecast warns of continuing cold with snow and threatening conditions tonight through Tuesday. A sharp temperature split is noted as cold snaps impact the north with 19 to 26 degrees below zero, while winds shift from southeast to south and increase. Prince Albert reports a rising barometer while California sees opposing extremes, creating unsettled conditions and potential heavy wet weather for some regions.
Washington in Feb marks a Senate morning session focused on District of Columbia matters and telephone charges, segueing into constitutional questions about Congress's authority over territories. At 2 o clock the Hawaiian bill is taken up with Mr. Cullum outlining its provisions.
National Buttermakers in Lincoln Nebraska report wet conditions and attendance challenges. Hull's New Army Bill dominates Washington coverage as Chairman Hull of the House prepares measures to improve army readiness. Civilian leaders and military officials discuss impacts ahead of a potential convention.
Property transfers listed for Lot 214 Monroe Street and adjacent parcels in Lan 5 aid 4 Strinehai Avenue. Describes conveyance to Cunaieration etistedt and mentions Buckd Fark wildttey travt in Kaw Boanrve Son 4 Wo Itacks to Seabrook 4 gubdlivts. Local witnesses note two-thirds interest and boundary lines amid subdivision lines and a barn and dwelling.
A fragmented excerpt discusses The Story of a Country Town with quotations praising the work. It references editors and writers and cites endorsements from Globe Sigh Bightey Howells Twain and others, highlighting its American literary significance and depiction of Western rural life.
Cleveland, Feb 1 Dan B Hanne son of Senator SM A Hanns married Daisy Gorden Mand at the bride's father's Glenville home. The ceremony was performed by Rev Me Reaile from a nearby church. Only a small group of relatives attended.
A Doniphan county Republican primary produced a lopsided result with W. J. Bailey gaining the delegates as Curtin forces faltered in Highland Severance and White Cloud. A separate Oshkosh rumor notes the Emerson McMillan company purchasing Milwaukee streetcar interests for a substantial sum. In Springfield, canal commissioners won an injunction against the sanitary district trustees to stop dam blasting at Henry and Copperas creeks.
The article reports an altercation between Decree Brindie and Grant Baxter with Traxtar suffering the worst effects. Authorities including Chief Iuunszy, Post office Inspector Fulton, and Detective Gilnory accompany witnesses to Marverite for the trial of F. F. Batelle on a rolling case. J. L. Beardatey is seriously injured after an explosion at Santa Fe shops near Feithy. Tetsett lies in critical condition at Santa Fe hospital, with hope of recovery fading due to injuries.
The text discusses early bifocal design and wearing methods, noting upper and lower lens sections, adjustments for ease, and various styles. It references figures like Risan Vinton and De SREIRONCLOTT, with terms describing how bifocals might be worn or resisted, and notes about practicality and comfort.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.