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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1899
Page
2
Readers warned of headaches and drowsiness signaling illness from improper living. The article touts a tonic approach and promotes a laxative cathartic as a solution to treat symptoms and restore health.
Report from the New York Sun claims Mrs Li Hung Chang holds an immense wardrobe with about 2600 gowns and 1000 ladies in waiting, plus 70 spies to monitor rivals. It notes the Princess of Wales has many gowns and the Countess of Castelmaine is famed for large outfits.
Detroit July 11 The eighteenth international convention of Christian Endeavor closes with 28 000 attendees amid solemn readings and messages from leaders in the U S and Canada The closing address is delivered by Bishop E Wilbur Chapman and remarks from officials abroad praise for peace arbitration and international fellowship in a large tent gathering of delegates and observers.
A demure client visits a solicitor for debt and potential divorce issues. The exchange reveals pressures of debt collection and a possible breach of promise. The reader notes a sharp, humorous tone in a domestic legal scene with a sly reference to a creditor’s harsh language.
Washington July 11 Captain Victor M Concas voices bitter criticism of those who dragged the nation into war. He cites Don Joaquin Husamente and Bustamente as brave yet misused figures, condemns leaders who urged caution while sacrificing sailors, and argues disobedience by Admiral Cervera might have spared Puerto Rico and the Philippines. The piece reflects on patriotism, sacrifice, and political blame amid early war debate.
Gordon's Palace in Khartoum has been rebuilt to replica of the original ruin as General Gordon’s memory is honored. Kitchener’s forces retook Khartoum last September and raised the British flag, with plans for a Gordon Memorial College nearby funded by Lord Kitchener to advance education in the Sudan.
The Commercial club plans a Wednesday night meeting to discuss a state board of charities contract awards for six months. Critics charge Kansas City firms overcharged for woolen blankets while Topeka suppliers offered lower prices. A senator says the resolution could have been law, insisting Kansas merchants should be favored.
Fire near a lion named Leo at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo sparked chaos among visitors. The roaring beast bounded the arena as a bystander dropped a lit match, awakening Leo who charged the iron bars, terrifying spectators and causing a girl to lose footing while monkeys performed to divert attention. Keeper Leary then sprayed water, saving Leo from further danger.
Mr A Sanders reports an epidemic of Marrhoee in Coacoanat Grove Fin and credits four doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for cure. He recommends it for others. Also notices insurance agency and local ads.
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