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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1900
Page
6
You Want a Situation and Need Assistance
A brief free insert runs for three days offering help and guidance to readers seeking a situation or aid. The notice outlines no charge and invites interested parties to respond to the advertiser.
Advertise in The State Journal for broad public reach
A plain talk ad urges hiring spies or women and promises many applications. It promotes placing the paper advertisement to reach readers across the state for rentals sales trades or offers. Readers are told to describe bicycles stores pianos and more to attract customers.
Local Vendor Promises Bargains to Boost Trade
A small advertiser touts stock of goods at minimal cost with likely sale boosts. The message emphasizes limited enticement and suggests potential customers may visit repeatedly for continued deals.
Advertising notice for business changes and rates
A brief sales notice urges readers to report any new goods or changes in their business. It promotes placing a small advertisement in The State Journal at a stated rate per line per day, emphasizing careful money investment in advertising for large returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Journal
Semi Centennia Event Drives Democrats to Protest
Clemens denounces the Socialist Democratic party during a Kansas semi centennial meeting. He tears off his badge and refuses to play delegate, as the convention selects H M Pailipy, C Johnson, and J W Breidenthal for top posts. An angry Clemens challenges Haskell and Coburn, demanding Social Democracy recognition while a large attendance maps district directors and state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietriet
C. 1. Walker
Athigon
John X. Frost
Topeka
Arthur M. Jackson
Leavenworth
Yound
A. L. Cox
Lawrence
B- F. Sheldon
Ottawa
W. EH
McClare
P. Hi
J J
Dalton
Mumtutto
William Sots
Pawnep
Cole Harper
PV. Healey
Gedawlok
W. #. Stantey
Jobs W. Bruidenthal
PD. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
H. M. Pailipy
Tc Johnson
Hutchison
John W. Breldesital
Marin Duriae
Eee
Clemens
Democratic Party
Grectonto
Ahtriet
John D. Haskett
Mokirean County
Social Democrat
Haskell
Ale
John Breidenthal
Stanley
Phillipe
L. Brady
Coburn III
Irady
Coburn
Parsons
Wred Perkins
Oxnemy
Grgenten
D. Haskell
Abslent Te
Clematis
Walt
Hreidenthal Coburn
State Journal
Argentine
W. Martineon
Alton County
W. Elafecane
Independence
Montgomery Countie
F. Wood
Werity
Cherokee County
AL A. Householder
Titage
Mickey
Duneverwats
Brady
Coffeyville
Wagutaff
Glears
Topkin County
C. HL
Teif Lawrence
A. Henley
Mcpherson
Olts-Ieo
le MoCourt
Parsone
C. Rackhald
Stute Charter Board Bt
Board of Directory
J Burton
Tormespéeel
Upe
Downs
Bens Seat
Ibute
Mir Barton
Anderaps
Burton
United States
Burwell Returns to San Francisco From Yokohama
Captain Burwell arrives aboard the Hong Kong Maru returning from Yokohama to San Francisco. He heads toward Washington after noting the quarantine station will deny landing to Wheeling crew. Chinatown densest, but no plague cases reported. hot bottle supply limited and sailors seek rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwell
San Francios
Blurwell
Bern
Sienec
Yokohama
Newlns
Care Bein Couden
Wawhineton
Wien
Boxera Werk
Mintater
Caniger
Wheeling
Call Por Tto Yokosima June
In Washington the senate rejected the novel election form proposed by REM D and the general apparatus. The report notes tense discussions and a pushback against the measure as details remain unclear in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Inauguration Plans For Hawaii Governor Doles
A large citizen meeting set a 15 member committee to coordinate with local government for Doles inaugural ceremonies. June 14 is territory act day and a holiday with expected crowds from other islands. Events include Kamehameha races June 11 and ceremonies from 10 to 12 at the executive building with a platform planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Oslo
Chirag
Honlollu
Sut Pramachaneh
Dol
Honolulu
Loa Steamship Companies
Doles
Atd
Henry
Cooper
Territory
God
Dole
House of Representatives
Kaltakaul
Biter Lilluokatant
Mrs Lowe on ticket at Wisconsin women’s confab
Rain dampens second day of the Milwaukee club women’s convention as delegates discuss key issues and a ticket naming Mrs Lowe for president and Dr Denihan for vice president emerges after her initial refusals. Reorganization debates open, with attention to public schools and press sessions across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Tve
Colle
Board of
Gitecom
Horace Brick
Pennsylvania
Forcws
Ofelbe
Athambria
Hamlin Garland
Lowe
Associated Press
Alhambra
E.G. McCabe
Atlanta
Chase Flagg
Portland
Anne J. Howe
Marshalltown
L. Bloomstein
Nashville
Tenn
William Bilder
Indianapolis
Mauile Summers
Chicago
Lydia
Williame
Minneapolia
Mire
Helen Elliott
Ottumwa
Iowa
Davidson Theater
MieniTelen Witelow
Bieton
Margaret Hamilton Welch
New
Hearst Plans Chicago Daily for July Fourth Opening
S Carvalho and N S Cohen of the New York Journal staff oversee starting Hearst's Chicago daily to debut July Fourth during the Democratic convention in Kansas City. Wille Abbott and Hearst representatives conferred as a four octuple press plant nears completion at 2 and 216 East Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S. Carvalho
N.S. Cohen
New York Journal
Auditorium
Mr. Hearst
Chicago Daily
Kansas City
Wille Abbott
Tirtebape
China
Hearst
Madison Street
Naval Ruling on Retirement of Officers by General Lemley
Washington June 1 Judge Advocate General rules against the yacht crew argument that retirements should be set by rank. The act aims to prevent wholesale separations and specifies the number of officers in each grade to stay in service. The decision, adopted at the office, clarifies retirement limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemley
Washington
Judge Advocate Genentity
Nasigather Yarewu
Holls
Pruc- Healy
Firaviston
Morse
Democrats Declare For Bryan At Juneau Convention
Beattie Washington June The steamer Cottage City arrived today with news of the Democratic convention in Juneau. The convention declared for Bryan and condemned trust growth expansion and unwarranted favoritism to Canadian shipping interests. The platform urged rescission of bonding provisions. The steamer Nera arrived at Bennett cutting her way through the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Wash
Juneau
Bryan
Canada
Bennett
News of gold finds and river steamer arrivals
On May 31 Jer tied in with Dewson In dians arriving at White Horee by steamer Flora carrying this year’s gold output. A fish raid moved from Bennett to the lower river. The Newport arrived at Bithka June 1 from Westward with reports of ruby sand finds along Bristol Bay beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jer
Dewson
Turkish Admiral Ahmed Pasha Sees Return to Constantinople
Ahmed Pasha the ice admiral has completed investigations at Ubie country shipyards and plans a rapid return to Constantinople. He intends to present shipbuilding plans to the sultan, visit Philadelphia yards again after Washington, and then proceed to New York and Pittsburgh before returning to Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmed Pasha
Ubie
United States
Constantinople
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Pittsburg
Turkey
Afraid of the Court in Parsons Asylum Fight
The Parsons asylum dispute centers on public works board action and land purchase. Governor Stanley refuses to seize land but agrees to urge the charities board to proceed with construction plans. The state and lawyers seek to advance an injunction hearing at the July term while Parsons pushes to avoid payment or deed transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business
Third Congressional District
Stank
Parsons
Public Works
of Charities
Supreme Court
Beaxd
Phea
Parsons Pentel
Prichises
Leavin
Stanley
Board of Charities
Orey
Ue Parsons
Portland Mayoral Victory and Legislative Results by County
Complete returns from Portland show Rowe elected mayor by 1073 votes. Republican gains sweep Multnomah County with majorities in the state senate and house, while the nation’s suffrage amendments are defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Rowe
Rep
Storey
Ind
Bas
Wells
Dews
Multnomah Counny
Republicuns
Tye
Democrats
George B Chuma
Derlain
Dent
Arthey
Multnnomah
Millinoroal
Tongue
Moody
Congress
Senate
House
Admiral Dewey Arrives in Columbus for Two Day Visit
The Dewey party arrives by special train at Union Station Columbus. A television of cheering crowds greets the Manila Bay hero as police guard the procession. Admiral Dewey and staff proceed to the Chittenden hotel for rest and a two day program, including a drive in the Columbus driving park. The welcome emphasizes local enthusiasm and formal ceremonies in honor of the admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Admiral Dewey
Union Station
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Newark
Manila Bay
Tunar Hussart
Chittenden
Admiral Dewey Visits City for Welcoming Ceremony
Large crowd gathers as Admiral Dewey arrives at Urton station for a civic welcome. Mayor Swartz delivers remarks at a morning reunion in Ute Driving Park and a noon carnival of sports unfolds before the admiral proceeds to his hotel, with a stop at the Deaf and Dumb Institution and an evening campfire event with the Press Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Véverene
Grate
Remember the Bull Pen New York Sune 6
On the fourth day at the Socialist Labor party convention in the city, Lucien Sante leads committees on platform. The platform declares principles similar to prior drafts. Special resolutions condemn McKinley over mining troubles and support free silver and a reform slate including state and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Socialist Later Party
Lucien Sante
Juri
Mre
McKinley
Idatin
Steutwabure
Republian
Bindale
Smith
Montana
Gompers
Debs
Rural free delivery expansion planned in Shawnee County
Col A G Rising, special agent of the post office department, tours Shawnee County to establish rural free mail delivery. He aims to interlace the farming area with mail routes, with no routes currently in operation aside from a week-old line from Timontoon to the north. He will extend routes from Meriden and plan more from Nortonville to broaden service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
A. G. Rising
Poet Office Department
Kansas
Timontoon
Rising
Meriden
Nortonville
Atenizen
Transportation cost. What Uncle Sam Paid For Sending Troops to Philippines
Washington reports the War Department released figures on troop movements to the Philippines showing lower costs when using army transport. The statement cites savings of up to 9.04 percent for Manila via San Francisco and substantial reductions for routes to Cuba and elsewhere. It notes cash spent on rail transport of animals and freight, with additional charges to Pacific railroads not paid directly by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Philippines
Washington
Serinus
Auarter Minator Feregal Bes
War Department
San Francisco
Manila
New York
Cuba
Phil Dine
Sosa
Explanation of the Failure of Mr Feldstein Silk Merchant
In New York on June 1 creditors of Arnold Feldstein of A Peidstein & Company met to review his failures. Claims totaling about 25,000 were filed including two chums and Zellweger claims. The adjourned meeting will reconvene Thursday to decide the Zellweger matter as testimony revealed Perkinstein lost money gambling in roulette dens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldstein
New York
Arnold Felistein
A. Peidstein & Company
Zellweger
Companiof Isle
Switerrend
Troerolinga
Perkintein
Somounis
Collector Appeals. Vogel Convicted In City Court
Vogel was tried Tuesday afternoon in city court on a misdemeanor charge arising from a crime at the American Steam laundry. The charge alleged he made corrections and failed to turn money into the office. He was found guilty and fined 725 dollars and cents. He posted a 100 dollar bond and will appeal to the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moh
Vogel
Ehatee
Child Wanders Off Near Fourth and Adams Streets
Grace Williams wandered from home with a bee dog and doll, while her father Roger Williams, an Santa Fe engineer, and neighbors searched from morning until 3 p.m. She was found playing with the dog and doll near the riverbank on Karess Avenue. Grace said her father worked between Argentine and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Williams
Tan
Santa Fe
Grace
Bee Dog
Fourth
Adams
Nolock
Frank Cape
Karess Avenue
New Mexico
Four to One Divorce and Marriage License Readings
In district court divorce actions proceed as probate court supplies material and issues marriage licenses. Charles F Judd seeks separation from his wife amid mental concerns. Harriet A Judd cites cruelty and Lena Merritt seeks separation from William Merritt. Probate court lists licenses issued: G Rees of Scrap County 21, Fried F Daway of Topeka 3, Edward Hin of Legansport 2, Mary Moon of Topeka 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Judd
District Court
Harah A. Judd
Lena Merritt
William Merritt
Enowiide
noneRpport
Eaahe G. Rees
Nore Villepegue
Fried F. Daway
Topekamie
Btrohter
Tope Edward ¥. Hin
Legansport
Dad
Mary
Topeka
Dockery Nomination Sparks Acclamation at Convention
The scene erupted as Dockery was nominated by acclamation for governor, with a storied roll of lieutenant governor candidates including Lee Farris and J. M. Lowe. After three ballots and withdrawals, Lee secured the nomination by acclamation amid a rousing acceptance. Secretary of state nominee Sam Z. Cook also received acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleford
A. M. Dockery
Gover
Dockery
Love
J. M. Lowe
Jackson County
W. S. McClintic
Marton
J. Farris
John’ A. Lee
EA. Noonan
Louis
Lowe
Lee
Travelers’ Protective Association
St. Louis
Willige J. Stone
Noonan
Stouts
Chicago Market Report Mixed as Wheat Rises and Cattle Slip
Chicago market update June market activity shows wheat firm with short covering amid drought concerns in the north and a mixed advance for July. Corn and oats trade was quiet to easy amid profit taking. hogs and cattle supply pressuring prices with cattle weaker and hogs steady to higher in late trading.
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Chicago
Minnenpulte
Duluth
Jhdaelae
Ahnde Tower
Sngrc
Liverpool
Fidilet
Selinyr
Longs
Wulet
Bane
Shlss
Fa Bernier
Mudie
Duly
Pace
Fragmentary 19th century market notes on produce and livestock
Fragmentary OCR listing mentions produce eggs ten cents, chickens, cotton, corn, and wheat with scattered figures. References to a Texan dine and Santa Ivanton appear. details are unclear but indicate a rural market summary with prices and commodities.
New York Up Town Gossip on Stock Exchange Speculation
The text outlines a volatile market mood with Commission merchants and shippers debating whether bulls or bears hold the upper hand. It notes softer stock accounts, cautious appetite for securities, and mixed shifts in wheat, corn, and futures, signaling cautious trading ahead.
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New York
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