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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1900

Page

8

Orators for Maine in Republican plans for September election

New York July 27 Senator Scott stated Republican speakers will visit Maine to campaign before the state election in September. He urged a large Republican majority for a moral effect and listed several prominent names including Harrison, Shenker, Henderson, and Hoar.

New York Scott Harrison Thomas Shenker Henderson Atti Seb Laws Timatore Lecter and Hoar Bransachuseits Henator Mason Linet Maine

Texas Ranch Deal: Abilene firm buys Cox Gage near Van Horn

Fort Worth, July 27. Lowden Cockrell Hutson of Abilene have bought the Cox Gage Co cattle and horses ranch near Van Horn. The purchase included all ranch assets and stock for a sum reported as 310,000 dollars.

Abilene Cox-Gage van Horn Fort Worth Tex

Purchases Attract Large Cattle and Horse Ranch Amid Turmoil

The deal involves about 3400 cattle and 100 horses at a ranch formerly owned by O. L. Lockett. Purchasers are tied to men who recently bought Lockett’s ranch and 1000 cattle. The properties adjoin, with Mr. Cockrell Krell and a Missouri senator’s brother among those connected.

O. L. Lockett Ranch Cockrell Krell Aretesamae Lockrell Senator Cockrell Missouri

Melon Crop Pails in Michigan Vineyards

Unseasonable weather and late rains devastate melon vines in the Benton Harbor region. Rainy conditions and cool nights have caused a widespread melon rot, threatening a total crop failure and losses for growers, with Benton Harbor facing significant financial ruin for major producers.

Michigan St. Joseph Mich Benter Harbor Benton Harbor

New Windsor Ties and Auto-Mobile Ties Featured

Josephine Scarts presents neckwear for hats and ties. Poto Ties cross with a pin, not a knot. New Windsor Ties reappear in Plain, Polka Dots and Antique Persian effects. Auto-Mobile Ties in Tsifeta colors priced 35c to $1.00 each.

Josephine Lady Smith

Wardrobe Clearout Sees Shirt Waists On Sale This Saturday

Clothing sale advertises white and colored shirt waists and skirts with prices from $0.75 to $4.50. Featured items include Prouch Backs and three to five shirt waists sold together, with several price points like $1.25 1.50 and $3.75. The offer emphasizes quantity and varied sizes for immediate purchase.

Democrats Astonished by $9,000 Left Over Tale

New York July 27 The Herald reports surprise among sound money Democrats at news from Indianapolis that the Gold Democratic national committee still had 9,000 in the treasury left over from the 1896 campaign. Dems in the St James Building seek access to the funds as state leaders consider a trip to Indianapolis to claim the money.

New York the Herald Indianapolis Cornelius N. Biba Republican National Committee Palmer and Tuckner Democrats Chicago Hanna Roswell P. Flower East St Faines Frank Campbell Len Wagner Indianapoliis State Committee Mr. Haldeman Loulaville Indiana David Ili

Chinese in New York prepare to flee to Cuba for work

Chinese residents of New York fear retaliation over China outrages and plan to relocate to Cuba. They cite favorable wages on Cuban tobacco plantations and sanction from Spaniards, with Chong Bing of Kwong Lung Jim noting many workers and expert tobacco hinders will be sent to plantations to boost the crop.

New York China Cuba Mafety Chinatown Eigar Chong Bing Kwong Lung Jim Company

Discoveries Reported From John Day Fossil Field

Professor Merriam reports paleontological finds from the John Day fossil field in Oregon. The Berkeley expedition notes many fine specimens, including strong geological and paleontological significance. Callings are also made by the expedition toward palaeontological research in the Old World.

Merriam Berkeley Cal Wheeler Monument Ore John C. Merriam John Day Fossil Field Orion University of California Borsherh Mie Mountains Amobe Thie

Pack Trains to China Enlistment Ordered at Fort

Lieutenant Smithers at Fort Munsell reports Washington orders enlistment of 75 pack trains for China. Government will form the trains, with most entering western muster. Enlisting men receive guaranteed free transport to and from China. Concert by Marshall's band at Garfield Park tonight at five.

Cheyenne Wyo Smithers Ft. Munsell Washington China

Snap Shots At Home News In Topeka District

A fragmented Topeka area notes many local items. People visiting, court mentions, medical recoveries, and small incidents fill this snapshot. Conversations touch on residents, businesses, and paths through Topeka sites.

Talk of Strikes in New York Clothing Industry

The east side clothing trades face rising strike pressure with pant makers urged to naturalize as citizens. About 60 contractors signed a new wage agreement. 5,300 cloak tailors held shop meetings, with 5,000 more set to meet. Knee pants makers prepare demands as contractors blame manufacturers for low pay and broken yearly accords.

New York East Side Bercovits Berco—vita Uluo Cloak Makers Union Brooklyn Louis Levy Louis E. Poltewisky Polentsky

British Shift Northward in South African War Reports

London dispatch signals British progress as Lord Roberts presses toward Balmoral and aims to drive Kruger and Botha from the rail line. Boers retreat eastward under Generals French and Hutton, with De Wet attempting diversions. Hunter and Clements edge closer to Boer strongholds in the Orange River colony as Buller and Runile’s forces press. Public optimism grows that the campaign nears its end.

New York The Tribune London Lord Orberts Balmoral Hotlin French Hutton Lord Roberts Kruger Botha Lydenburg Lessiie Delagoa Bay Orange River Hunter Clements Sussex Regiment DeWet Hutter Thorugh Word de Wet Redvers Buller Runile

Rural free delivery order changes post rate rules

Postmaster General Emory Smith issued an order putting into effect several rural free delivery provisions. Beginning Aug 1 the drop letter rate will not apply within rural routes and first class matter will be charged two cents per ounce except postal cards. The order states no rate increase for second class matter and details mail handling and stamp cancellation by rural carriers.

Washington Emory Smith

Love Is Happy Democratic Chairman Pleased With Fort Scott Action

J Mack Love chairman of the Democratic state committee expresses strong enthusiasm over the fusion ticket named at Fort Scott. He calls it the best ticket fusionists have fielded in Kansas and believes Bryan will win Kansas by a larger margin than four years ago. He cites a popular, substantial slate and a well received convention with no complaints since adjournment.

Jill Bor Gossett Mer Thorpe Thorth Topeke Niate Harry Safford ToeTrete Felts Betta Bettis Wichita Ktchison Topeka Trogend Rouse Martin & Dennis Charles Donnell Cee Hhatin Los Angeles Myra Allyn M.F. Stoker State Journal Juin Kempton Hver Sheldon Scott Hopkins Holton Jackson County Republican Committee Republican Sons of the King Toraay First Presbyterian Church Fort Scott J. Mack Love Democratic State Committee Kansas M Love Bryan

Axle Snapped Causing Wreck on Southern Pacific

Beaumont Texas July 27 One person is fatally injured and two seriously hurt in a wreck three miles east of Beaumont on Southern Pacific passenger train No 7. An axle in the tender snapped causing coaches and the first Pullman sleeper to leave the track and overturn a embankment. Names include Delain Johnson J H Russell Mrs Robert S Clevens and others. Many narrow escapes reported.

Southern Pacific Beaumont Tex Southern Pacific Railway Here Delain Johnson J. H. Russell Waynesboro Ohio Robert S. Clevens Lake Charles New Orleans

Battery 0 recruits sail to Fort Snelling for China

St Louis July 27 Captain Davis reports recruiting orders sent recruits to Fort Snelling Minnesota. Recruits are equipped and eager for China. Twenty more who passed exams yet to enlist. expected most will appear before week’s end. Battery O to San Francisco for China on short notice. Marlborough arrivals in London with Consuelo and crowds at Waterloo cheering Mafeking heroine.

St Louis Davis United States Army Fort Snelling Minn China Hind D. D. Wheeler U.S. A War Department Washington Fort Riley San Francisco United States Marlborough London South Africa Duke of Marlborough Sarah Wilson Southampton Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough Vanderbilt Georgiana Curzon Waterloo Station Mafeking

Trains Collide on Curve. Two Die in Ontario Wreck

Two Grand Trunk passenger trains collided on a curve south of Magee Junction near Belleville Ontario. Engines were wrecked and two cars telescoped. Two trainmen were killed and five injured. Victims include brakeman Samuel Burd of Belleville and fireman Archie Edmunds of Lindsay.

Belleville

Two Miles of New Avenues Gettysburg Confederate Road

Gettysburg July 27 an addition of two miles will be built to the battlefields avenues completing the Confederate avenue along the confederate artillery line where 300 guns faced union forces before Pickett’s charge. Fifty Civil War guns will mark former battery sites along the route. Uncle Sam Wants More Doctors Washington July 27 General Sternberg says 100 additional medical officers are needed for duty in the Philippines and China. Only graduates under 40 from reputable colleges will be accepted. At Garfield Park by Marshall's band 8.

Gettysburg Gettysburg Battle Field Pickett Uncle Sam Washington Sternberg Philippines China

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