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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1900
Page
5
Wil Store Their Glass Pittsburg Pa notices that glass manufacturers will not sell goods after February 4 due to price changes. American Gines company announces another reduction to ten percent. Local Independent Arms will store fines as the current condition worsens and demand declines.
An obscure antiquarian tale unfolds amid wartime tension as Locksen faces a strategic foe. The narrative centers on Archa Salvo maneuvers and a pivotal confrontation near a coastal fortress with implications for regional power.
Next Tuesday evening the high school hosts a lecture by M. P. Fremont Rockett, noted photographer of the Twentieth Fascans, presenting over 200 stereo slides from the Philippines. Rockett accompanied the unit and risks taken yield vivid views of battles and life. the talk promises a full house and strong reception.
Reported at Fort Scott meeting of the state editors the Burton campaign aims to mobilize supporters across Kansas to demonstrate at the Kanans Day celebration in Abilene. A state journalist quoted a former editor saying Burton plans to flood the crowd with chief lieutenants to intimidate non supporters.
War Department releases a summary of Philippine com meros for July. Imports totaled 1 517 510 dollars with free duty 319 192. food and animals 551 002. manufactured goods 479 231. Exports of merchandise reached 11 564 409 dollars, agriculture 1 018 431. Local notices also mention testimonials for One Minute Cough Cure and a petition to replace a photograph in a local paper.
Charles Maitby, once tied to Abraham Linesis in Wasnesville, Tenn, for three years, died at 83. Born in Vermont, he led a varied life serving in public roles. The obituary notes his long life and public trust positions.
Mrs. June Denis hosted a 2 20 luncheon with Mrs James Dihn and guests. A Chautauqua program followed a Friday social, with readings and music. The Helianthus Club met with Mrs Sherer in Oakland for readings from Lincoln, RiLey, and Jackson. Numerous informal gatherings featured cards, suppers, and birthday surprises for friends and neighbors around the city.
An 1890s style advertisement touts Old Dr Hallock Wonderful Electric Pills as a cure for nervous debility headacha sciatica and locomotor ataxia framing them as a universal tonic for men women and the elderly. It claims 50 years of testing and lists Rowley Snow Kansas Avenue Toabata and others as suppliers.
A committee of a physiologist jurist minister and industrialist investigated hypnotism and its influence on daily life. They studied methods, claimed patients can be unaware of influence, and cited cures and demonstrations. The New York Institute of Science sells a guide and offers free reports by mail.
The county enforces a strict quarantine within borders. J W Murphy, editor of the Smith County Journal, greeted Topeka friends after attending a State Editorial association event in Fort Scott. Hock Island officials Dixor and Marshall depart for Chicago on road business. Liverymen hope for snow to earn rental income from cutters. Depositions filed in merchant case across Des Moines Cres ton Omaha and Sancoin Neb. Colonel E F Calp, a former Spanish American War candidate, warns of possible conflict. Upchurch lodge degree team noted.
No. 244, A. OU. W., will travel to Atchison on February 2 to confer initial work on 100 candidates. K. J. D. Countermine and Arm Countermine plan a European and Asiatic tour, visiting the Holy Land and Exposition on the way home. The Ladies' Aid will host a farewell reception Monday evening before departure. A new trial motion was filed in Greenwald versus Davis after prior city and district court trials, with costs totaling multiple times the original amount.
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