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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1900
Page
3
Dear Dr Metuitus the Brite iat Medical Institute advertises cures for chronic illnesses. The letter extols Dr G Edward Metully and promises treatments for piles skin diseases anemia cancer lumps rheumatism and hernias. Free consultation with stated prices for urinary analysis and other tests.
Philadelphia reports show a split vote with urban wards delivering a divided result. Citizens League candidates Joao En anieetune and allies contrast with rival Republicen and Demers contenders as several Democratic tickets failed to unite the vote. Albers, FL Ladner, Web Pitenbriwn, Jemmon and John at Q Arien are named among elected officials.
Dramatic events at Crawford theater promise a premier of Erminie with featured performers Wilson’s company staging amid praise for the cast and costumes. The production coincides with news of the Manila dead transport, including a 46 casualty toll and expenses on the voyage, as soldiers’ bodies arrive around March.
Late February items from the Y News report Harrs Wyne Ed Robinesn and Tom McTermitt, miners with the Enterprise group, buried under a Taylor River snow slide. Bedic recovered yesterday. The scene lies about 15 miles from telegraphic link, with the age and precise details unclear due to damaged text.
Rev A A Keene leads a new Congregational Society in Evanston built on Bellamyism embracing industrial and economic fellowship. The group relocates its church to Greenwood Boulevard and Sherman Avenue, pledging communal goods, shared work, and a social religious life amid debates over its unity and purpose.
A historical clipping argues against surgical cancer cures, claiming knives hasten death and cancer is in the blood. It cites a personal anecdote of a seventeen year old cured after twenty medical interventions, and mentions a Dallas address linked to the author.
S S Blood 8 claims to reach the bottom of the blood to purge every trace of disease. The ad asserts S is a pure vegetable remedy with no potash or mercury. Books of Cancer offered free by the Swift Specific Go, Atlanta, Ga.
In December a church trial heard Erene state a monthly salary of 38 and noted his father in law as a wealthy man in the east. The communicants are not numerous and represent various trades. Rev. Mr. Keene envisions a church common in experiments and eventually nationwide. He argues industry and economics dominate progressive nations and that churches will become large industrial trusts with storehouses and vast business interests.
Press Agent Pick Smith touts the Eks show My Lord in Petticoats at the Grand on Thursday and Friday with Saturday movies. Local entertainment praised as superior to other weekly offerings. A tale of a stove pawned to buy Elks show tickets ends with a twist and a better stove bought.
New York report states United States minister to Turkey Oscar Strauss returned to New York from Washington on a three months leave of absence. He denies resignation rumors and cites Turkey’s liability for American property losses, with promises to pay, likely within a short period. He notes German railway ambitions in Anatolia and Turkish education projects, including reconstruction of the Euphrates College at Harput.
A Virginia man named Oscar Blacklaw was shot dead while attempting to breach quarantine guards in Alaska on February 21. The town is under smallpox quarantine enforced by Chesapeake & Ohio railway officials.
Chicago February 21 Anson Stubborn, president, blocks revival bid for the American Association. He refused to call a meeting despite a push from F C Richter Philadelphia George Hecker St Louis and Tom McCarthy of Ost en to convene in Baltimore Friday. The move ends hopes for a revived league.
Anson states he received a request from Richter to call a meeting but refuses to trigger it. He notes no obligation to attend and prefers not to require a long journey, adding there is little point holding a meeting in Baltimore or elsewhere.
New York bankers and London capital plan a new combination to control North Carolina lumber business. The move links major financial houses to dominate regional timber markets, signaling a shift in industry influence and potential pricing power across the Carolinas.
The lumber industry in North Carolina would consolidate seven companies owning about six hundred miles of railroad and over twenty three million dollars in assets. They produce roughly six hundred million feet annually with combined sawmill capacity around one and a half million feet per day and control about ten percent of state pine. The plan seeks capitalization near twenty four million dollars to enable expected dividends from economies of scale.
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