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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1899

Page

2

New York Music Hall Man Squandered Kin’s Klondike Fortune

Story of F Reilly of 8th Avenue New York who aided a derelict friend in Dawson City. The assisted man’s earnings were later left to his benefactor in a will. McPherson of New Jersey linked to Dawson City tale, with details of a rags to fortune and eventual demise.

New York Bim Wasirom F. Reilly Eighth Avenue Reily Erubeualond Tolay Arnold B Maluerson Senator McPher~ Bon New Jersey Daren City Sewa Ty Ada McPherson Faougse Reilly Dawson City Wurms

Neighbors praise Kid-ne-vide in local testimonial

A Topeka reader shares a bio style anecdote claiming relief from kidney and back pain after using Kid-ne-vide. The testimonial cites a resident from Madison Street and a chemical company in Chicago, urging others to consult those publicized names for reference.

Topeka Madison ‘Toptke Kansas Siam Teret Sean Merrews Stenaae Burlugield

Western Merchant Faces Panel Game Theft Case in Cheago

A wealthy western merchant named George iwards is said to have lost seven $1,000 bills through a panel game in a house on State Street. The victim was persuaded his name would stay private if he stayed to prosecute. Holwarts, a wealthy merchant near Denver, arrived with $14,000 in currency and drafts planning eastward purchases. Also noted is a banner wheat yield in Salina with 42 1/2 bushels per acre from HR Bell’s 25 acre field. Redicop’s Carriage Factory advertises tires.

Cheago George Iwards Elle Salina Bell Sullee County

New Battery to Draw Power Direct From Air

Pittsburg reports Allegheny chemist G W Frazer claims a battery that harvests electrical energy from the atmosphere. He describes cells that produce power as heat drives air through them, suggesting 90 percent energy savings and removal of boilers and engines in the future. Edison notes potential for aerial navigation with economical power.

Pittsburg Allegheny Squid G. W. Frealer Frazier Bio Frasier Mr. Frazier Dlsor Ie Om

Mohmon Elders Finish Amid Masked Men Confrontation

In Atlanta on July 23 a violent incident unfolded as Mohmon elders were seized by about 50 masked men. The group attacked, firing shots that caused chaos and injuries. Police reportedly secured the elders and transported them away as townsfolk reacted with alarm.

Atlanta

Ex Senator Pef fer declines talk on trusts in Chicago

Ex United States Senator W A Pef fer was invited to address a Chicago audience on trusts on August 9 but declined. He said the topic is national and not fit for party politics, urging a nonpartisan discussion of trust regulation and fair pricing for labor and capital.

United States W.A. Peffer Chicago Sind Anti-Trust League Burlington Park Democratic Party Congress Ash Aeres

Woman to be buried in rocking chair in Pawling vault

Mrs Norton of Pawling New York dies at 67 after a long illness. Her husband plans a coffin that anchors her body in a varnished chestnut rocking chair sealed in a brick vault. The service will follow a simple family funeral with the coffin casing prepared by local workmen.

Pawling N. Y Dutchess County George S Norton Mir Norton Norton Ale Tadaufferad Ptuchant D. Kimiin Sirs Percy K Mackey Methodist Episcopal Chien Almple Ste Kininathe F. Kimlin Bie Anouige

Porto Rico Forest Loss Seen in Government Notes

Washington July 25 The agricultural department will issue a bulletin on Porto Rico forests based on Robert T Yum of the geological survey. He estimates only about ten square miles of original forest remain on the island, with the He where the summit of the Yunque mountain holds the last remnants. He notes forests are plentiful in evidence and suggests reforestation will be easy due to soil and climate, but current lumber needs are limited. Hill provides details on coffee sugar and tobacco plantations and reports an average of 7.4 farms per square mile, explaining deforestation factors.

Washington Agricultural Department Porto Rico Robert T. Yum Geological Survey Hill Hi Yunque Sierre Luglile

Pilgrimage of Cryptic Masons Of Colorado

The Union Pacific offers a greatly reduced fare of one fare plus 200 dollars round trip to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo from points in Kansas and Nebraska for the Cryptic Masons pilgrimage. Inquire with your agent about the train service and fast time to Colorado via Union Pacific.

Union Pacifico Denver Colorado Sprinen Pueblo Polnta Kansas Nebraska Union Pacine

Aztec Calendar sold by Santa Fe Route prints portraits

The Santa Fe Route issues a six month calendar July to December 152 with six color reproductions by Burbank of Pueblo Indians. Reproductions in Brush and Pencil and not sold separately for less than $1.50, some already command high prices. The edition includes a cover with the Aztec Calendar stone, available for 25 cents by mail or at agent offices. Return $25.40.

Santa Fe B. A. Burbank W. J. Black Topeka Kan

Populist Convention Chooses Blur for Kentucky Governor

The Populist state convention in Frankfort named John G. Blur of Nicholas County as governor by acclamation. The platform reaffirmed public ownership of institutions to stamp out trusts and criticized the state election law as disenfranchising voters.

Frankfort John G. Blur Nicholas County Wescominates Stindorsss Marton Barker Orneat Ignatian Dannelly Minnesota Popular Nations Gondal Atste William J. Bryan Zeneuelty United Rlaren Hie Gualle Louisville F Caine Forrupe Elaments Kentucky Popullet Frau Dosshas Palitieal Tates Ingtot United States Reeves Faeeeret Nae Wee Taner Jackburn Blur Thy John Young Brown Overbor Wisfastroy Ani Democrats Glaanter

Unknown Bay and Glaciers Found Near Alaska by Harriman Party

Tacoma reports July 28 that scientists visiting Alaska with E. H. Harriman have made notable discoveries. They charted a vast Unknown Bay extending over twenty miles inland and found a large glacier at its upper end. Four new glaciers were located at the head of Disenchantment Bay, with Harriman's Glacier named after Harriman. Observations at the Grand Pacific glacier show the wall receded three miles. Muir and Reed had surveyed the area twenty years prior.

Tacoma Wash Alaska E. H. Harriman New York Jey Tay Carroll

Boston banker leads Alaska railroad project to Yukon

Pierre Humbert Jr of Boston heads a plan to build a railroad from Pyramid Harbor to Fort Selkirk in Alaska. He says a charter for the Canadian portion from the boundary to the Yukon is nearly secured and construction will start once that is in place. He criticizes the Klackwasn Line as final and warns its continuation would push much of the Porcupine district into British territory, harming American interests.

San Francisco Pierre Humbert, Jr Boston Pyrammid Harbor Ft. Selkirk Ottawa Porcupine District

Lucy Parsons Wins and Insanity Case Ends

In a July session Mrs. Tocy Parson widow of Anarchist Parasia faced a mental unsoundness charge against son Albert H Parsons. The court found him sane and ordered commitment to the Elgin asylum despite her testimony that she cried to keep him own property. Also brief item: Bert Imball, a North Adams aeronaut, died when a parachute failed over Buweed Lake.

Gricare Tocy Parson Parasia Insane Court Toda Albert H Parsone Sousman Wan Elgin Asylum Moronout Mich Bert Imball North Adama Thor Park Buwbees Lake

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