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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1899
Page
3
Kiln dried house finishing and hard wood options from Thomas Planing Mill listed with telephone 422 for inquiries. The notice mentions Garfield Park Marshalls Band Con vert tomorrow and invites interested parties to attend or contact for more details.
Washington June W and Robert Owen, Muscogee lawyer, discuss Dawes Commission output as land allotment accelerates in Indian Territory. They warn that allotments threaten tribal lands and culture, foreseeing white buyouts, migratory emigration to Mexico, and potential tribal dispersal within a few years. The interview paints a stark vision of forced cession and loss of Indian sovereignty under new federal policy.
Senator Hanna departs Cleveland for New York on June 30 to sail for Europe. The group includes Ruth Hanna McCurdy and other relatives. They will visit Paris and London then proceed to the Continent for a brief tour before the senator returns about September first for the campaign. The trip aims to treat his rheumatism and will entail limited sightseeing.
A Brooklyn Hagie correspondent in New York reports on Senator Hanna's Ohio visit and views. He dismisses attacks, defends Standard Oil, and discusses campaign strategy, money, speakers, and political prospects, including Nash and McLean.
Chicago public health drive against tuberculosis gathers pace as the Chicago Veterinary Society plans a joint conference with physicians. Mayor Harrison and Governor Tanner may attend to discuss licensing 60 cow inspectors to test and license cows not known to be tuberculous. Committees seek city council action to regulate milk sales and curb tuberculous milk.
Dwight L. Loofbourren, Chicago Journal correspondent with the Twentieth Kansas, defends the Philippine conflict as a just duty. He argues the US must govern the archipelago, compares Japan’s modern progress, and contends independence for the Philippines is premature while promising long term national rise and Christian-backed development.
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science spoke at Tremont Temple Boston leading annual gathering. Audience rose as she entered and remained standing. Eddy noted joyous meeting, spoke of unity with God and the gospel, and urged hope for the latter days of the nineteenth century.
A religious meditation extols Divine love as the church's deliverer and physician. It envisions healing of disease, awakening of dreamers and sinners, and the uniting of earth's children to acknowledge God. The piece praises spiritual strength, forgiveness, and the eventual triumph of Zion.
New York June 10 Marcus R Mayer, once Adelina Pattis manager and now Olea Nethersoles business manager, was whipped twice on the steamship St Paul by actress composer Miss Tia Orme. Mayer sought to press charges but left under threat of losing his passage. Orme was detained but released after Mayer declined to file. Mayer claims seven years of persecution by Orme.
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