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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1899
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething and stomach issues with phrases about calming a fretful child. The garbled text mentions relief of wind colic and a long history of use, typical of 19th century patent medicine promotions.
Prof Dewar wowed London observers with a liquid hydrogen demonstration at the Royal Institution on June 1. The event drew strong interest and enthusiasm as the scientist showcased Brack Dewar’s advances in liquefied hydrogen, amid vivid commentary and public excitement.
A historical account traces George Bard later known as Dr J W Clawson from Arkansas City Kansas to a Chester prison term for pension fraud. It details his early respectability in Mound City and Wichita, his marriage to Abbie Clawson, his pension scheme, repeated indictments, and a dramatic escape and pursuit across multiple countries before capture.
A former prisoner, Howard, who fled after bribing a guard and hiding in several states, is traced to Arkansas City where he practiced medicine. Secret Service and Marshal Trigg confirm Clawson as the man sought, using a recovered envelope and cross-checks to arrest him at his office.
Howard confesses amid tension as officers uncover dynamite stash in the victim’s home. A physician laments the flare of violence while townspeople gather to bid farewell. Police move to remove the prisoner as a sorrowful procession forms at the depot.
Queen Christina resents Infanta Isabella after a wreath at Emilia Castelar funeral prompts a serious rupture. The Infanta’s muted public approval triggers the queen's quiet displeasure. The quarrel drives the Infanta to leave the palace for private lodgings in Madrid.
Mystery surrounds the arrest of Chaplain C. C. Bateman of the U.S. Army at a Spokane post. Captain Batchelor of Company M, Twenty Fourth Infantry, ordered him to headquarters and placed him under arrest last Tuesday. Charges were filed with the War Department. Accusations include disobeying orders, overstepping command of the pass, and a possible violation of article 62. Bateman’s supporters claim Captain Batchelor seeks persecution.
June 12 report from Manila describes insurgent forces evading capture while American units led by Lawton and Wheaton push through Cavite coast defenses. Heavy fighting around Paranaque and Las Pinas with the Ninth and Colorado regiments sustaining minor casualties. Monitors and gunboats shell enemy positions. locals report large trench networks and dubious Filipino offers.
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Gu says south Manila movement cleared rebels with enemy losses described as heavy. Insurgent detachments scattered westward. naval patrols along shore aided by the protection of women and children driven away. Cannon and cavalry actions caused many rebels to retreat under heavy fire.
New York June 12 A special to the Herald from Washington reports a fully equipped Arctic expedition led by Dr Robert Stein of the United States geological survey with two eminent scientists to establish a research station at Alexandria Haven near Cape Sabine. They plan two years of dredging meteorology botany and geology while supporting Peary’s Arctic work with supplies and sled dogs.
Nathan Straus plans to open sterilized milk booths on recreation piers and in crowded East Side tenements to aid poor children. He cites a 15 percent drop in Manhattan deaths during hot months and seeks to expand to parks. Opposed by Mayor Van Wyck, the plan faces city-government debate already slated for tomorrow. Straus also proposes public laundries on piers with a small user fee to ease washday odors and aid housekeepers.
The subject is praised as someone who accomplishes wonders and embodies persevering philanthropy with a wide influence.
London reports a proposal by Irish Americans to purchase the Lakes of Killarney and Muckross estate for Ireland. Michael Davitt says the plan shows Irish interest, hopes 20 million Irish would back a full buyout, and envisions a national playground like Yellowstone. Some Irish leaders favor keeping the lakes as national property under Britain.
Cincinnati Enquirer reports Philadelphia seeks cash for Dick Cooley after failing to trade him to New York. Col. Rogers open to selling Cooley to New York for cash. Freedman not wanting to strengthen the team, Cooley unlikely to play there. Baltimore rumors say Cooley offered to Manager McGrow. Likely outright release if a buyer is found.
Advertisement notes events at the sale stands on June 29 with admission 25 cents and 16 cents for children under 12. Also promotes American Steam Laundry on West Seventh and Campbell's watch repair on Kansas avenue with contact numbers S41 and 341.
A personal account warns of blood poisoning and its devastation across generations. The speaker claims doctors cannot cure it and highlights a single remedy, 5. 3.5., as the sole effective treatment for severe cases, asserting permanent cures beyond other remedies.
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