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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1899
Page
8
A reader recalls the pleasant surprise of finding money and compares it to receiving from a cashier the difference between the Lowest Retail Price and the present. The tone invites reflection on unexpected windfalls and everyday kindness.
A brief line referencing a request to test a process described as new and unique. The text hints at revealing a secret or hidden method, suggesting an invitation to try something unconventional. No concrete events, persons, or organizations are identified in the readable fragment.
Advertises a legitimate clearance sale with no obligation to accept goods after purchase and urges hundreds of attendees to participate, claiming the event offers the lowest wholesale cost and freedom to shop elsewhere if better deals arise.
Governor Warner of Minti and a party of mining men traveled toward Glenwood Springs to view a bear infested district. The trip, amid dangers, was to be followed by a return to prepare for a tion Iaunt with guards, rifles, and a bear knife noted. The governor aims to deter wildlife threats as he travels back to Springfield.
scattered notes from Kansas City and Ottawa recount routine city events. officials discuss court matters, construction, and public services while residents attend meetings and observe weather and transportation details. continuous references to local figures and ongoing civic tasks sketch a busy municipal panorama.
Angus M. Cannon, head of the Salt Lake Stake of Zion, pleaded guilty to polygamy before Judge Norwell in the third district court. Sentencing set for Thursday next. Cannon did not appear in person. plea entered by attorneys. He discussed historical punishment references, noting past penalties.
An old readers note extols Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache linked to urinary issues. It cites Mr. Calterman and a Tampa hardware worker who praise the remedy after purchasing from Rowley & Snow and Buffalo agents Foster Milburn.
Deadwood South Dakota July 1 The Brick Hilla plans a curiosity for the Paris exposition a miniate of the Mammoth Crystal cave from Ble creek canyon about 20 miles southeast of Deadwood G Keith a cave owner leaves for Parka to arrange space and transport five carloads of material for the cave display including underwater crystal and colored quartz to line the cavern walls The Mammoth Crystal cave featured at the World's Fair in Atlanta and Antwerp now travels to Paris.
New York reports an early morning attempt by strikers to tear up tracks near Pith Street on the Second Avenue line, blocked by police before damage occurred. Commissioner Dethanty says the state mediation board is ready to meet to resolve the railroad worker dispute. Metropolitan street car officials deny a strike, noting lines are operating with Second Avenue line the only one showing minor disturbance. The line was recently acquired, workers claim not fully aware of changes, yet traffic would not be greatly affected even if it were shut down temporarily.
The Elk expedition near Kotathue, crossing between the Sulawyek and Koylicuk rivers, faced rapid scurvy and starvation. Nine men died, with one survivor perished later in the trek while others battled exposure and fatigue. Cast members include Captain Charles Smith and Frank Johns, among others, as the group endured a perilous journey across Alaska’s interior and through harsh conditions.
In Rome on July 19 Dr Lapponi released a brochure about the Pope's illness showing the pontiff remains strong and healthy despite appearances. He notes the Holy Father intends to act boldly in urging the Irish hierarchy to prepare for Holy Hedonal synod in Armagh in the jubilee year 1900.
July reports claim Charles Frohman plans to pay $150,000 for Augustin Daly Theater assets including the theater building and furnishings. The note indicates a sale intent with Frohman to balance purchasing arrangements, while observers await formal confirmation and terms of the proposed transaction.
Vancouver July 19 The steamship Garconne arrived from St Michael Alaska with 55 passengers and about 1.5 million dollars in gold dust. Between 0.75 and 1 million belongs to the Canadian Bank of Commerce. The largest single amount is about 300,000 credited to T. Lipny of Seattle from El Dorado creek.
The letter from Arthur W. Long describes long delays at Manila front, harsh fighting with insurgents, and fatigue from hard rations and constant movement. He notes volunteers doing heavy work, occasional attacks, and a mix of optimism and frustration while detailing trenches, casualties, and daily life in camp.
A pre-digested food, Grape-Nuts, is advertised as a condensed nourishment for daily exertion. Food experts claim one pound provides as much nourishment as ten pounds of meat. The delicacy has just been introduced in the city and is sold by most grocers.
Reports from Cape Nome via the steamer Discovery note rich claims in Snow Gulch with Lindbloom Bryntesen and Lun Berbers reportedly netting over $2,000 in a single day. GW Price and G Simpson of Seattle acquire two thirds of ten claims for $7,000, signaling large potential returns in the new district.
In Rome on July 19 Mount Etna erupted with loud subterranean noises and dense smoke towers. The crater expelled a vast mass of ash and debris while a strong earthquake struck at 2:20 AM, followed fifteen minutes later by several additional shocks.
Two blasts shattered a South Brooklyn area near Fifth Avenue and Thirty-ifth Street damaging windows and pillars along the elevated road. Dynamite placed against base pillars caused concrete to blast outward while the bridge remained largely intact. Police and fire crews rushed to the scene as repairs were planned and service was suspended pending investigations.
Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota says public sentiment supports replacing General Orie with a new commander in the Philippines. He cites the need for stronger forces and decisive action when taking insurgent villages and strongholds, and backs sending General Miles to assume command.
A merger of Lebanon and Reading iron mills creates the American Iron and Steel company. About four thousand workers will be employed and annual finished bar iron output exceeds 140000 tons. The new firm begins control September 1 with capital stock reportedly between 25 and 30 million dollars.
A Newton editorial in the Kineau-Republican denounces party scheming linked to Cyrus Leland and Broderick, blasting factional deals and calls for Republican unity. It notes Broderick’s interview and withdrawal, questions party control, and hints at power struggles affecting state and national races.
Albany Oregon July 19 Frank M Girard of company 1 Oregon volunteers arrived from San Francisco in violation of orders. On reaching harbor he learned his mother near Monmouth was dying and asked for a furlough but was refused. With comrades help he was lowered by rope into a boat and went ashore to catch a train home to rejoin his regiment.
Akron July 19 President Bachtel of the State Association of Democratic clubs declares against nominating Fotis I. McLean to head the state Democratic ticket. He predicts independent candidate Mayne Jones of Toledo and says nominating Killsfurne or Lente would win 40 000 to 50 000 votes. He urges all Democrats to support Bryan for president.
London reports Rudyard Kipling and Peter Dunne could collaborate on a stage work with Kipling supplying the scenario and Dunne the characterization. Kipling has heard the scenario but has not yet decided whether to write the play. If produced, Frohman would stage it.
Forest Park Ottawa offers a pleasant setting for the Ottawa Chautauqua assembly starting July 17 and running to July 28. Tickets are affordable, Santa Fe service offers a round trip to Indianapolis for 17.50, with entries for annual Epworth League convention and insurance offerings. Agents provide copies of the assembly folder and details on fire, tornado, life, and accident coverage.
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