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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1900
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple company names and products, citing Gypsy Queen Baking Powder as Rabaciitey with no infusion ingredients. Mentions retailers and assorted names such as Root Grocery, Sprout, Pyitter, and others, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Notre Dame plans fall training at the university campus under Pat O'Dean Wisconsin captain in charge of backs and Hnemen with McWeeny as assistant. Most of last year’s squad is expected to return except two quarterbacks Pepeld and Fleming. The team will tour the Rocky Mountain region this season. Fortnight travel details and rail options are advertised by the Denver Rio Grande for travelers to Colorado Utah and New Mexico with multiple daily services and scenic routes.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Danver Pueblo and Colorado Springs references with sale dates July 7 9 10 18 and notes about Sienerees Pu Deover and emnbilhe. Mentions Colorado Springs Final on Mokot Getober tet. Garfield band concerts and marshalls band to perform in Garfield park tomorrow afternoon at 3 p m.
Philadelphia leads in runs scored while holding opponents to fewest base hits, a contrast noted by a Philadelphia statistician. The table ranks teams by runs per game and hits allowed, showing Brooklyn and Chicago among leaders in limiting opponents, with vivid comparisons across the league.
New Haven July report indicates Tonawanda native Jack Hinkey may be offered Yale football head coaching post for next season. Reliable authority says Captain Gordon Brown and Walter Camp will coordinate faculty relations with athletics. Camp to oversee athletic managers.
July 14 announcement that Grover Davis has been appointed manager of the New York Baseball club, displacing Buck Ewing. Change said to be needed due to factionalism among players this season.
Ann Arbor reports Princeton head coach Langdon Lea will take charge of the Michigan Wolverines football team for the next season. Details indicate Lea will oversee training and lead the squad for Michigan amid change in coaching leadership.
New York July 14 Harrakan defeated Bonner after twenty one rounds in a catch weight bout at Broadway Athletic Club Bonner was cut about the face and unable to continue Gans knocked out Lester of New York in the fourth round of a twenty round bout at the Arena Athletic Club in Baltimore Also, Kinnigar beat Garrall in a seven round preliminary Others report Phillies and Reds games with scattered batting and fielding notes across multiple leagues.
Kansas reports indicate a broad drought hitting the northern belt with 76 million bushels of last year’s 225 million total at risk. Across counties from Phillips to Leavenworth, rain shortages since late June threaten major loss while eastern districts stay comparatively favorable. Crops in districts like Phillips, Brown, Washington, and Reno face near total failure without timely relief, while Central and Eastern Kansas show pockets of better prospects and ongoing heat pressures.
Marysville July 24 corn badly damaged by high water ten days earlier yet many acres have recovered due to stalk hardiness. Belleville July 14 prospects poor in southern eastern central areas with rain now useless, western parts may gain some crop if rain comes in ten days and a wet Aug Sep. hogs and cattle shipped from dry areas to other regions for feeding.
The Rev PH James, a Methodist minister who vanished abroad after a fortune reportedly worth 20 million, has arrived back in McPherson aboard the Santa Fe. He offered no public remarks, aside from stating he had been ill in bed for four weeks during his absence while his wife waited anxiously.
Emporia notes the sudden death of William Reiber an esteemed local merchant and citizen. While trimming a tree Friday noon a branch gave way he fell to the stone pavement crashing through a grape arbor roof and striking his head. Coroner reports the neck dislocated with instantaneous death.
Denver July 14 in accordance with the Kansas City convention instructions President Charles L Thorson and Secretary J N Stephens appoint a committee to notify Mr Bryan of the proceedings and actions. The list includes Judes A W Rucker of Colorado as chairman with members from Arizona Arkansas Colorado California Connecticut Florida Indiana Iowa Kansas Maine Maryland Massachusetts Minnesota Montana Nebraska New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont and other states and territories.
The National Education Association wrapped its thirty-ninth annual convention in Charleston South Carolina with speeches and a resolutions report. The platform urged expansion of the common school system to Alaska Porto Rico and the Philippines and called for stronger federal oversight and broader reorganization of the bureau of education to raise standards salaries and teacher training.
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