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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
7
New shades in Blue Browns and Oxford appear in the latest stock. Most items are repriced from the 36.50 to 38.50 range with marked reductions to 13.50 8.00 18.00 and 10.00. Percival Palmer & Co. described as highly reliable in ladies wearables.
Maurice BzwaT R, Wier President, announces arrangements inviting boat racers to participate in a forthcoming event. Details remain sparse as officials finalize entries and scheduling.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald reports conflicting views on Manchuria amid Russian protectorate speculation. Officials cite no formal agreement and stress limited aims to preserve peace and railway safeguards, while dismissing broader territorial pledges.
Real estate transfers involving D Myers and spouse to Geo Ww W Canam at 3700 Lime Street Mull vans and Chases fret misition. Geo WW Cantin and spouse to We Murshy for 47 percent. various deeds including tax deeds and receivership notices to multiple parcels in Oakland subdivision and nearby blocks.
The Shenandoah revival toured to New York City for a two week run after a Wichita performance. Critics note uneven acting and some painful moments, as Bronson Howard's staging draws a wary audience while star Wright delivers a memorable death scene.
In New York the Journal of Commerce notes Judge Hund, head of the Cured Fruit Demociation, faces failure but remains optimistic about eventual success for prunes. The report highlights industry sentiment and ongoing efforts despite setbacks.
The feature aims to stimulate speculation by encouraging support through distributive access. The plan would force all outside growers into the association by lowering barriers, a move Judge Bond says has not yet taken practical shape as specified amounts have been sold.
Mrs. Carrie Nation, famed temperance agitator, arrived in Hope to preach against saloons and was escorted to a train for Ottawa by two supporters as crowds cheered. She declared intent to visit friends, rent rooms, and continue her crusade, saying saloons cannot legally exist in the United States.
The Chicago Tribune reports the late Armour will be submitted to the Armour & Co. board. The fortune's disposition centers on remembrance of the Armour Institute. Details remain undisclosed but strong belief holds the institute will receive an endowment to sustain its work.
An ad claims mood and blood impurity issues show no external signs while signs point to depleted nutrition. It asserts S.S. S. by 5.8. S. builds blood, improves appetite and strength, and circulates vital elements. The Purely Vegetable Blood Purifier is advertised as the sole option. Send for a free booklet and consult physicians for information. Atlanta based.
A Washington report states the United States will appoint official observers for King Edward VIII's coronation. No diplomatic or military detachments will be sent, and European embassies will close to the public during the event.
A jumble of notes describes busy social and civic scenes across Tyler Street and downtown. Mentions of meetings, dances, concerts, and speeches hint at community activity, with references to the Bowman League, Commercial Club, and local clubs. Scrambled names and places reflect a bustling but unclear night of events and preparations.
Classified fragments show multiple rental notices for furnished and unfurnished rooms and houses at various street addresses. Also items for sale including Jersey cow and miscellaneous goods, plus notes on train services between Topeka and Kansas City. The legible details include addresses on Quincy Avenue and Mankoe Street and a generic market listing.
A dramatic program at Crawford opens tonight featuring Mili White 7un in a performance by John and Marbie as watertaker. The show promises distinctive costumes and fresh faces for audiences. Carmen will be sung in matinees with special attention to wording and staging, as plans bring new weather and dramatic elements.
An official from the ministry of justice announced at 11 o'clock in The Hague that Queen Wilhelmina and Henry of burg-Schererin are to be united in matrimony. The decree was proclaimed with banners and hoisted on town churches and buildings for the first Sunday, January 27.
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