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The latest trade circular highlights two key items for readers. It urges requesting the circular to obtain full details and guidance on the matters described.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1899
Page
8
The latest trade circular highlights two key items for readers. It urges requesting the circular to obtain full details and guidance on the matters described.
Readers are urged to purchase quickly as a timed sale offers muslin drawers nightgowns and skirts at deep discounts. Items include extra heavy muslin drawers, cambric muslin gowns, and aprons with lace edges and embroidery all reduced below wholesale price.
Auction handbills describe six lots of cambric Nainsook Swiss embroideries at deep discounts as part of a dissolution sale. Lot details include assorted pieces priced from fractions of a dollar to 25c and 50c, with widths up to 10 inches. Large savings touted from 35 to 50 percent, promising staple goods for near term demand.
The notice urges cutout submission and suggests the westbound train engineer might have dozed at the post. It states all involved workers are among the oldest and most trusted in the operating department of the railroad.
A Sidney Neb to Bee report from Omaha describes a collision on the Caion Pack line near Sun a fifteen miles east killing four and injuring eight. Names given include engineer Dell Bonner among the dead and J.C. Johnson fireman among the injured with several others unnamed in a fiery wreck of two passenger trains No. 3 and No. 2.
Oscar Gardner of Omaha defeats Dave Sullivan of Ireland in the seventeenth round at Lenox Athletic Club New York. Gardner counters Sullivan’s leads with two hard rights and a final left as Sullivan hits the floor for the first time in his career. Seventy rounds advertised. crowd of about six thousand attended.
Balt Late City Utah July 10 Brigham Roberts declares persecution over religious faith. He defends polygamy as solemn and argues no crime. his wife Mrs Roberts, in a candid interview, says polygamy fades and home life, love, and faith sustain women.
A narrator recalls Mr Roberts and his two plural wives in Centerville near Salt Lake City. The women are described as devoted spouses with separate, comfortable homes and close sisterlike relations. The piece notes their laughter at the idea of their husband’s defeat amid early Christian hymn imagery and family care dynamics.
Burlington Jan. 10 Republican candidates for county attorney 5 D Weaver and F Wade file contest against J D Frazier and Horace White citing illegal voting errors in counting and canvassing and that Coffey county soldiers votes in the Twentieth were not canvassed. Hearing set February 3 Populists hold certificates from December 26 canvass under a mandamus issued by Judge Randolph.
President and Mrs. McKinley held an elaborate White House dinner last night with the Paris peace commission members as guests of honor. Cabinet members senators representatives and notable army navy figures including Major General Shaffer Wheeler Admirals Sampson Schley and Captain Robley D Evans attended. The main corridor featured green orchid plaques and pink azalea centerpieces while the east room and public parlors were decorated in an attractive style.
In Helena Montana January 10 the senate and house appointed a three member committee from each body to investigate bribery charges in the interest of candidates for the United States Senate. The panel was instructed to act quickly and report findings and evidence at a joint session. Also notes travel and lecture updates and reserved seat chart information from Anaconda Standard and college events with ticket sales and schedules.
A reader credits Postum cereal coffee with saving a baby Eva Pearl from frail health and aiding her growth after starting Postum. The letter recalls a sick younger son recovering on Postum and a physician father who prescribed it in many cases, urging others to try it.
A head on crash on the Lehigh Valley Railway at West Dunellen New Jersey yesterday afternoon killed thirteen and injured over twenty five. The accident stemmed from a freight wreck at Bound Brook and a miscue in train orders on a double track line. Passengers from Mount Carmel Shamokin and nearby towns were among the excursion riders caught in the disaster.
A devastating collision between two locomotives and an excursion train near Shamokin caused a somersaulting crash. The front engine turned end over end and breached the excursion coach, killing and injuring passengers amid mangled debris. Rescuers and surgeons rushed from nearby towns as coroner’s inquest opened at Ground Breck.
Washington reports November collections at 22,404,405 dollars, up from 12,959,255 the previous year. Increases are listed for spirits, tobacco, fermented products, margarine, and miscellaneous taxes, with Special taxes at 55,190 dollars. Five month totals reach 61,109,683 dollars, up 4 percent from 1897, hinting at a yearly revenue of around 375,000,000 dollars.
A telegram from Cayenne reports Dreyfus’s reply to the public prosecutor. He energetically denies ever confessing guilt and protests his innocence amid his condemnation and degradation. The message is dated January 16 and reflects the ongoing court proceedings in French Guiana.
New York January 10 announces that Tom O Rourke on behalf of Thomas Sharkey will meet Rich McCoy and referee Tim Hurst at 6 o clock this evening to settle articles of agreement and resolve disputes about articles 5 and 13. Tommy Ryan and Bentus clash over middleweight limit as 154 to 153 pounds are cited. Negotiations to continue tomorrow with a possible Lenox Athletic Club bout in three to four weeks.
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