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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1899
Page
2
A derailed surgical procedure described by Dr Harman and others in a rural setting. A cow’s brain was removed and preserved to attempt life-saving repair after severe head injury. The account notes the farmer Jay Lutz and the Burman Mines context with distressed conditions and grave prognosis.
A Topeka citizen testifies kidney pain and backache vanished after using Doans Kidney Pills bought at Rowley Snow drug store. He had suffered years with heavy work and pain, and his wife later reported similar relief. Doan's sold by local agents for the el name.
The president and party attend the Mount Holyoke College baccalaureate in South Hadley Massachusetts. Large crowds greet the president at the college chapel and residence, with Mrs McKinley waving to spectators. The event features a sermon on wealth education and duty and ends with greetings along the car route returning to Holyoke.
In a Syracuse trial begun in June and July, a jury ruled against Robert Fitzsimmons and in favor of Friend, Mouse & Gross Blan for $20, with attorneys claiming Fitzsimmons owed them $1,250 for defense services after the death of Con Riordan. The case centered on alleged obligations and senior counsel conduct, with the defense directed from New York firms House & Grossman.
From the Manila Freedom an observer asserts Filipino and mixed races imitate Western fashion, colors, and dress, noting the rapid adoption of European styles by Indians and half-breeds. The piece claims this imitation stems from exposure to American troops and fashion centers, forecasting cultural shifts alongside language and manners.
Tickets on sale from June 25 to July 1 for a Santa Fe route serving Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Hoturn priced at 19.00. The ad notes a passenger recount from Topeka to Colorado with no dust or dirt and mentions Harvey operating eating houses, directing to T. L. King as agent.
Runners seeking to enter ten races on July Fourth at Garfield Park may send entries to D. A Kendal at 15 East Eighth Street, Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo region. Return fare is 19 dollars via Santa Fe Tickets on sale June 25 through July. The event highlights a rock bal last track from Topeka to Colorado. See T, L, King, Age.
Miss Martha Smith, heroine of the Lowry breach of promise case, left for Cleveland where she will reside in Elyria suburb with Mrs. M. J. Marger. Mrs. Morse, moved by court letters, invited Smith to stay and study medicine, while Smith awaits a New York move and plans to devote her life to helping others. She may collect over $12,000 from the Lowry judgment plus costs. Diamonds and engagement ring amid settlement linger unresolved.
New York June 1 Irish champion Morrissey, recently arrived in the U S, is expected to next face Jim Jeffries in a four round or longer bout. Both men seek the match and discuss venues in New York or England with Sharkey involvement and backers pledging support. Jeffries aims for August in London while Morrissey prefers the United States if a definite plan is reached.
New Castle June 14 Samuel Jaffey and his family, once janitor and teacher at the Hebrew synagogue, live in the churchyard after a series of disputes. They claim unpaid rent and inadequate care of the parsonage. The congregation sent notices to quit, court actions followed, and a judgment was secured before eviction. Jaffey remains in the yard as the case heads to court.
Perry Belmont, president of a Democratic club, endorses Arthur P. Gorman for the presidency. He notes eastern Democrats have discussed a Gorman boom and predicts unity under him to secure victory. Belmont argues Republicans would evade crucial issues and that a Democratic revival depends on Gorman leading the ticket.
The Rockport Granite company quarries end a strike with workers to return Monday. An agreement sets a nine hour day for five days, eight hours on Saturday, and overtime time and a half. The company will not discriminate against strikers.
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