State Journal subscription terms and regional wheat trade notes
The piece outlines subscription options for the State Journal in Topeka and Kansas towns, with daily and weekly editions and mailing details. It then discusses four new Tronster flour mills in Beatrice, North Yakima, and Spokane, boosting westward wheat movement to Japan, China, and Pacific ports, and notes anticipated price effects and benefits for Western farmers and factory workers as wheat trades shift westward with fuller railcars and larger shipments from Argentina and Brazil.
Weather Indications and Pardons Echo Warm July
Weather notes July heat lingers with southerly winds. A jumble of opinions about the pardon board follows, as authorities weigh petitions from criminals amid a summer heat mood. The piece contrasts cool prison walls with hot streets while recalling public scrutiny of the pardon process.
State's Attorney Nomination Highlights Lambert Selection
Topeka will soon see a new United States district attorney for Kansas. Ike Lambert, a seasoned, eloquent lawyer with decades of practice, is praised for energy, tact, and popularity. Emporia and Sunflower State supporters call him a strong, meritorious pick by the U.S. Senate and commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
United States
Kansas
Ike Lambert
Emporia
Stralgale
Sunflower State
Lambert
Kannas
Future of Wheat and Trade Shifts Across Asia Markets
The outlook for wheat growers east of the Mississippi shows a shift from a single export market to two, with Liverpool price setting US home markets until new eastward rival markets emerge. Northwest flour trade evolves as wheat from northern states may move west. 500 million in China, Korea, and Japan increasingly adopt white bread, boosting demand. Steamship expansion promises larger, faster transport to Asia, aided by railways and Pacific routes. President Hill expands flour in China and Japan to integrate into local diets.
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Mitsimipol
United States
Hocky Fronn Telns
Liverpool
America
Orient
Northwest
China
Korea
Japan
Gome
Sea Statiie
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Hill
Fragments From Various Newspapers Tantalize Potpourri
A collage of clipped lines and quips from multiple papers including Arkansas City Traveler, Hutchinson News, Wichita Beacon, Ottawa Republican, Lawrence Journal, and Wichita Eagle. Snatches touch on society, weather, politics, and editorials as a playful, disjointed summary of broader press chatter.
Notable People News: Haggard Bonheur Rhodes and More
A collage of brief notes on public figures and events: Hitler Haggard finishes a novel The Swallow, Rosa Bonheur favors rural life, Miss Helen Gladstone to open Bangor Women Students Hotel ceremony, Cecil Rhodes buys Sauerdale farms to farm and build Africa’s largest dam, Foraker named trustee at Ada normal university with Brice, Huntington donates Spanish scripts to California, Lord Rosebery’s scarce public life, golf as a grave choice, Secretary Long on Washington ties and navy Americanization, alien crews noted.
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Cecil Rhodes
Sauerdale
Bulawayo
South Africa
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Bushnell
Ohio Normal University of
Ada
Calvin S. Brice
Heusie
CP. Huntington
Southern Pacific Railway
University of California
California
Lord Rosebery
United States Navy
Spratt Cats
Globe Sights From The Atchison Globe
A string of old fashioned quips on marriage and social behavior notes men and women in humorous contrasts. A bachelor’s dog and an old maid’s cat are used as examples, with sly observations on applause, compliments, and engagements.
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Atchison Globe
Mob A PEEPING TOM at Coney Island Ends in Beating
A man identified as Daniel Morris is dragged from under a bathhouse at Coney Island and subjected to a brutal mob beating by about 50 people including guards. He is forced into the surf and repeatedly struck with fists, oars, and parasols until exhausted. He is taken to the police station where he is charged. a bystander is fined twenty-nine days.
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Coney Island
New York
Tompkins Walk
Charles Davis
Daniel Morris
Lancreve's
Surf Avenue
Morris
William Curley
Curley
Mor~ Hs
Milton Smith
Avery Oe
Clougher
Brady
Nostrihd
Professor Reese Stuns Coney Island with Psychic Breakfast Test
Chicago professor Reese amazed Coney Island residents by declaring he could reveal hidden facts. He asked participants to write their breakfast details on slips, then read names and birthdays through their folded papers. One woman, Mike Tina Arnold of West Ninety-Seventh Street, admitted the claim. Johnny Meehan recalls readings about his mother’s maiden name and other personal data.
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Reese
Coney Island
New York
Professor Reese
Chicago
Coney Iland
Telliqwe
Bernas
Count Cagitoitro
Mike Tina Arnold
West Ninety-seventh Strest
Johnny Meehan
Meehan
Jane Dolan
Ehough
New York City
Muully
Richard Baker
Excise Board
Tramps in Russia Taxed and Protected as Vagrant Guilds
A St Petersburg report claims tramps in Russia are officially recognized and shielded by the government. It notes in Penza province tramps form guilds springing to beg across the empire, returning in autumn to winter in ease with families, aided by authorities who rely on their tax payments. It estimates tramps can save about 380 annually during their tours.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Pensa
Tull
Killing Bands of Sheep in Utah Attack and Slay
A Price Utah special reports five masked men armed rode into Vernal area herding about 700 sheep. They bound and injured the Bickersons, then killed nearly all the sheep, sparing few. Deputy Sheriff Packer hunts for clues as the property losses mount. Catholic Ladies discuss raising admission age. amendment defeated. Cap Carets advertises a constipation remedy with a free trial offer.
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Utah
Salt Lake
The
Tribune
Price
William
George Eickerson
Vernal
Bickersons
Packer
Catholic Ladies
Chicago
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Gladstone on Theology in Gleanings and Public Writings
New York July reports Mr Gladstone as a tireless writer and thinker on ancient Greek philosophy and modern theology. His book Gleanings Theological and Euchantastical surveys his view of scripture, Christendom, and the atonement, arguing a rational moral purpose in sacred texts and defending unity amid church division.
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New York
Gladstone
Eton
Oxford
Mecare, Scribner
Huxley
Elysian
Science
Earth
Air
Heaven
Ani Inet
Humphrey Ward
Robert Elsiners
Cruce
Mary
St. Paul
Dante
Alsueman
Kinley Outing Planned on Lake Champlain Trip After Adjournment
President McKinley will spend part of the summer in New York with Vice President Hobart. The entourage includes Alger Porter and Gage may join later. They expect a six week stay at a grand Lake Champlain hotel with elegant rooms and expansive grounds. Vermonters anticipate the president attending state encampments and local banquets in Isle La Motte.
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New York
Congress
Washington
McKinley
Hobart
Lake Champlain
and Rice
Alger
John Addison Porter
Gage
Bluff Point
McKinney
Biz
Delaware and Hudson Road
Vermont Natonal Guard
Chester
Vermont Fish and Game Leaper
Nelson J. Fisk
Isle la Motte
Island
Lake Champiin
Dunlop's Condition Imprisoned Ex Editor Weakens in Hospital
Joliet Illinois July 25 1899 Joseph BR Dunlop executor of the Chicago Dispatch now serving a penitentiary sentence for printing obscene matter is reported in a weak condition. He has grown thin and nervous since admission and the authorities fear another paralytic stroke could prove fatal at any moment.
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Chicago
Joliet
Toseph BR. Dunlop
Chicago Dispatch
Salvatore Arrives After 113 Day Transatlantic Passage
The Italian bark Salvatore, Captain Farlello, reached Rockland after 113 days from Augusta Sicily, the longest known voyage between the two ports. Sailed from Augusta Mirch, weather and gales drove her off course. she was towed in from Rockland to this port by a tug with cargo of salt undamaged. Consignees had prepared to claim insurance on the loss prior to news of arrival.
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Tucnsport
Guiyes
Salvatore
Farlello
Augusta
Sicily
Augusta Mirch
Gibraltar
Maine
Rockland
Consignees
Elwood Mining Association to Send Eight Prospects to Alaska
Elwood Mining Association, with a large membership, plans to send eight local men to the Elon dyke gold regions in Alaska to prospect. Shares sell for $1 with 500 sold. stock may rise to 2,000. The eight prospectors depart August 1 with a year’s provisions, profits shared by stockholders. Tickets for travel July 16 to 23 via Santa Fe Route. other dates listed.
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Elwood
Via
Swy
Elondyke
Alaska
Doe
Th. Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
Sixth and
Topeka Avenue
Chisago
Santa Fe
West Sth
Novel trip by rowboat family travels river chain
Dr and Mrs Arthur G Todd and two Chicago children start from Joliet in a 16 foot rowboat for a weeks long journey. They plan to ride canals and rivers from Joliet to the Ulviole, Mississippi, Tennessee, Wautaues, Kanawha, Ohio and back toward Wisconsin, weather and energy permitting, then return to Chicago.
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Joliet
Arthur G. Todd
Chicago
Ulviole River
Mississippi
Tennessee River
Tennessee
Wautaues
Kanawha
Virginia
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Rok River
Wisconsin
WHEN M'KINLEY SIGNS tariff act goes into operation
Washington July 2 treasury officials prepared to put the tariff act into operation immediately after President McKinley signs it. Copies sent to customs officers nationwide to ensure swift changeover and new schedules take effect. Collectors ordered to adopt the new trustworthiness rules and duties at once.
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Washington
Treasury
Trustwortis
Pitt Haa
Tte
Rock Island Route Adds Through Slip Cars to Colorado Springs
The Rock Island Route offers through slipping and chair cars on day and night trains to Colorado Springs and Denver. Depart Topeka at 4 p.m. and arrive in Colorado Springs the next morning, with a 10:40 p.m. departure from Topeka reaching Colorado Springs by morning.
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Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Denver
Topeka
Colorado Springes
Bom
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