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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1901
Page
8
A druggist warns customers not to accept substitutes and to insist on the genuine Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad notes some stores may push higher profit substitutes and urges purchase of the Foster-Milburn Co. product from Buffalo, N Y, priced at 50 cents.
Topeka resident Henry Page of East Fourth Street testifies after a week of grippe left him with kidney weakness and nocturnal pain. He bought Doan's Kidney Pills at Rowley Snow's drug store at Sixth and Topeka, reports the treatment very satisfactory and expresses strong approval of the remedy's effects.
Mrs E W Griggs of Monroe reports two to three years of kidney pain and a heavy bearing down sensation. After trying various remedies she bought a box of Deans Kidney Pills from Rowley and Snow at Sixth Street and Kansas Avenue. The pain vanished and has not returned.
Mr O Halterman of 233 Madison street reports long standing dull kidney pain and bladder weakness. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Rowley Snow drug store the symptoms were relieved in a short time and have not returned.
A report on Governor Stanley condemning the Leavenworth sheriff for failing to protect a prisoner during an uprising. Legislators urge capital punishment, with varied support and opposition across representatives. Calls reflect anger over lax duties and debate over harsher penalties and race references.
Dr Fr Neely, mayor of Leavenworth, was in Topeka when news arrived that Alexander was mobbed. He stated he was not surprised by the hatred and the mob's use of the stake, asserting Alexander murdered Pearton and that police and others could not have saved him from the outraged crowd.
A Buenos Aires dispatch says Argentine sugar manufacturers will export fifty thousand tons to reduce stock. The move aims to adapt production for foreign demand and stabilize prices as American buyers express interest in the product.
Government seeks to reduce raw exports by 14 units and offer bounty on exporting flour but the present pace to this measure remains.
A New York Herald dispatch from Beijing says Secretary Hay’s proposal to transfer part of negotiations to a commission was rejected by other powers, stirring disappointment and pessimism. Japan’s opposition is seen as flimsy, given Sir Hubert Hart’s role, while Chinese envoys discuss copies of joint notes with the imperial seal and potential postponement of the conference.
At the Live Stock Association Convention in Galt Lake City delegates gathered after President Springer’s speech. The afternoon session opened at 3:15 with a five minute address call on state livestock conditions, featuring H W McAfee of Kansas, H H Hinds Levering of Fadiutin, and G23 Vannorman of Wisconsin, as Ben Piesa led resolutions later adopted by W Baker Balch.
Levering Indiana proposes a passbioe to admit prominent stock breeders as associate members for 25 dollars, ending exclusive association membership. Elamis questions usefulness, resolution sent to executive committee. R McKennie Texas reports on federal and state estate inspections, while a governor attended a reception in Bedford involving delegates.
The death of William C. Huson, official stenographer of the criminal branch, may aid the Kennedy double murder trial postponement. Prosecution by Hemessy and McIntyre faces missing witnesses. without Huson a true transcript certification is impossible, creating a novel legal dilemma for the appellate division.
New York dispatch reports Charles Page Bryan, U S minister to Brazil, hosted a banquet for Rio Janeiro officials but several foreign ministers declined to attend. Officials avoided public disclosure, citing lack of authorization to announce attendance. The episode reflects diplomatic friction amid regional tensions and upcoming arbitration issues.
Backache signals sick kidneys and demands prompt attention. Early kidney troubles are curable. Dean's Kidney Pills claim to help kidneys only and ease back pain, urging quick action to avoid diabetes or Bright's disease, with a few doses proving relief.
Theodore G Boettger a well known musical composer fifty five years old national figure in Philadelphia died or injured after stepping from a South side elevated train front car to the Fifty ninth street station platform and plunging thirty feet into an alley witnesses say he was not aware of the danger his companion W J Hanson aided him but he fell the accident occurred near Chicago the name Boettger appears in connection with Thomas orchestra and European tours
The document references a bankruptcy petition with omitted creditor items and a raised sum of 4000 dollars from four thousand, noting schedules and a June date. It also mentions vaccines and government distribution plans affecting private enterprise in Washington on January 16.
Henry Wattson writes on United States and England relations. a timely essay discussed by cabinet members including Arthur Haltour, Jonathan Hate, and others. The piece explored amendments and the potential impact on policy while signaling debates at high levels.
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