Educate The Children During Summer Vacation
Public notice promotes using summer break to start musical education with instruments noted for fine tone and lasting quality, urging families to choose quality gear for children’s learning.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1899
Page
4
Public notice promotes using summer break to start musical education with instruments noted for fine tone and lasting quality, urging families to choose quality gear for children’s learning.
The shop lists Everett Story & Clark Marshall Wendell and other firstclass makes offered on easy terms with low prices. Pianos available for rent at 3 to 5 dollars per month highlighting affordable access for customers.
E B Guild Music Co held a banquet for nurses at the Palmer House Chicago. Colonel James Kavannah of the Seventh Regiment spoke on the trained nurse in the Spanish-American War and praised the Red Cross and Sisters of Charity for easing soldier suffering.
Chicago reports a Mexican sheep herder employed by Bron unearthed a concealed Sweet Grass cave about twenty miles east of Columbus Barer cave. Inside were five human remains, a tongue shaped stake, three copper blades, primitive huts carved from granite, two stone ram reliefs, and various beads and fragments.
A Mereta report states a $75,000 endowment was announced for Mariette College with trustees arranging the payment of the entire college debt. Checks totaling four sums of $25,000 were received today, supporting a $225,000 endowment plan and a permanent endowment for the college.
The Rock Island line announces ticket sales to Denver Colorado Springs Puchio Glenwood Springs Ox Gen and Salt Lake City at one fare plus two dollars for a round trip. Plus the Colorado Five offers five ty hours to these points A M Fuller CPA Italy Demands Satisfaction. The desperate tone hints at political tension and harsh arrests in Nice amid wartime distress.
Topeka social notes report a private wedding yesterday at the bride’s sister home. Caroline Baum wed George Gerrard Tuneil in a simple gown with ruching. Attendees included relatives and several local society figures from Topeka and nearby towns.
A legal action has been filed to compel residents to construct a club building or facility. The complaint alleges mandatory demand and seeks court order enforcement against implicated parties. The case outlines authority cited and expected compliance deadlines.
Supreme court action filed today alleges Elk County commissioners ignore a Kansas law establishing a county high school at Howard Bik County. The act requires the board to appoint trustees at their first regular session after enactment to oversee the new institution.
Miss Batu teaches elocution at Washburn college for six years and took a postgraduate course at Chicago University last summer. The Chicago River affair is noted as a young man with strong education. he holds degrees from the University of Minneapolis and Chicago University and authored a treasury report. Social events include a pleasant dinner at Copeland with rhodes and carnation decorations, a christening at the pio val church, and several gatherings at homes on Monroe Street and Kein street. The issue mentions marriages, dinners, picnics, visits, and parties with numerous named attendees and local venues.
A fragmented report covers Abe candidates in a bribery trial, a mandamus battle over Elk County high school trustees, and a Kansas court case. It notes minor C Keith of Boston injured in Puerto, and a vice-like dispute over appointing trustees while a petition stalls action. The piece ties local politics, law, and a possible school funding clash to broader regional concerns.
West Berlin Vermont June 16 Patrick Broughal visited Mrs Redpath in her absence provoking several residents to eject him with a tar and feather punishment. A mob smashed a window and dragged him out to punish him, leaving him with ruined clothes and fur in his hair before he departed on the morning train.
The post office department announces its sixteenth annual readjustment of presidential postmaster salaries and reclassification of offices effective July 1. A total of 1,709 offices see salary increases amounting to 213,800. 11 offices see salary reductions totaling 25,200.
Rime suuc im-2rances samicuc Of Orleans, wife of the Duke of Aosta and sister of the Duke of Orleans, has sull 8 considerable part of the valuables in her Turin, Genoa, Afitan and Part houses, and placed the money thus rea dived at the disposal of her brother to be wad In the Orleanist cause. The pictures and statuary have been purchased by various museums of art and English and American collectors of objects of art.
Brief telegrams report a lively main event at Stil City Athletic club where Jimmy Murray and Frank Fitzsimmons fought to a draw after a strong showing by Fitzsimmons. Other items note a city judge jailed for negligence, a lynching scare in Mexico, race records in Waterbury, a prohibition party governor nominee, Oregon university leadership, a Milwaukee disappearance cleared, Mason relief, and Northwestern University’s 41st commencement with over five thousand in attendance.
New York June 11 The Washington Tribune correspondent reports that rumors of widespread death and hidden health reports are false. He says American troops under General Otis in Manila area enjoy exceptionally good health, possibly unmatched in tropical campaigns. From Cavite landing June last year to this week, 364 died of disease, with 40,000 in service. 2 died of wounds. Drowning and nonbattle injuries are included. These figures contrast with actions in Cuba and India.
The document notes months with an average of 7,000 soldiers engaged and 228 killed, contrasting with the Santiago campaign where 240,000 died from disease and only 260 wounded. It argues health efforts reduced losses, with no criticism raised from across the ocean and no recent cables mentioning General Otis.
Judge Reagan told the Interstate Commerce Commission in St. Louis that railroads exporting grain may use favorable rates while domestic price structures face discrimination. He urged a nationwide meeting of railroads and shippers to craft a binding agreement, with legal safeguards and penalties, to balance interests and avoid pools or trusts.
A collection of jumbled lines mentions Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and a $19.00 return fare for unspecified tickets. It references rock ball last track, dustless surfaces, Harvey and Sue T J Kine, a steam laundry, sugar brands, grocers, and various names, suggesting a scanned catalog of transit, cleaning, and grocery lines with unclear context.
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