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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1899

Page

2

Smoke-less powder invention eyed by War Department

War Department officers are investigating a potential smokeless powder invention by Prof. Hexinald A. Fessrusen of the Western University of Veonestrants. The inventor claims the device could produce a harmless flash when discharged, and proposes a test to locate the effect. Unable to confirm feasibility, officials are reviewing the concept for possible adoption.

Washington War Department Hexinald A. Fessrusen Western University of Veonestrants

Scrofula to Consumption. Scrofula to Consumption.

A brief, fragmented snippet notes a shift from scrofula to consumption with unclear context and stray text. No clear events, dates, or persons are identifiable in the readable portion.

Swift

Blue Glass Tastes Toads Suggest Medical Test

A fragment describes a wearer locating a rash via blue glass insight and light reactions. It notes a scientific fact about light and potash and mentions an investigation by the medical department. Samples of smokeless powder were provided for tests at the Arthur Medical Museum in Westingston.

Medical Department Co Smart Ordnanoe Bureau Arthur Medical Museum Westingston Feesenden

Tenement Reform Hopes Rise In New York

June 30 report notes worsening sanitary conditions in New York tenements. Overcrowded single rooms house four fifths of residents. reform efforts by the Charity Organization Society aim to curb abuse and abolish double decker tenements. Bath tubs for every family are proposed along with broader sanitation measures.

New York Henis Charity Organization Society Batie Dirk

Detroit and Return via Santa Fe Route For Christian Endeavorers

Detroit and Return via Santa Fe Route for Christian Endeavorers. Tickria on sale July 25. Details mention extension to August 15 with fifty cent increase shared by joint agents. Depots and agents will provide a copy of the Christian Endeavor folder upon request.

Detroit Santa Fe Christian Endeavorers Tickria Tactueter Christian Endeavor

Harvard Wins at Yale in Four Mile Boat Race

Harvard varsity eight defeated Yale over a four mile course by six and a half lengths with a time around 20 minutes 62.5 seconds in New London Connecticut. Harvard freshmen and substitute fours also beat Yale on two mile courses.

New London Donn Harvard Fale Yale Cambridge University Hal Jenorrns Ty Wisconnsin M'Denville Wisconsin Poughkeepsie Karv New Haven Starwart Ward Thames Yule Vale Harved Yar

Harvard and Yale Rowing Showdown Ends In Harvard Victory

Harvard leads Yale in a grand Yale regatta as Harvard finishes six and a half lengths ahead. Yale battles hard though trailing by a fraction at the line. Times report Harvard 20 minutes 52 seconds, Yale 2h 13 seconds with a later coach’s time of 20 minutes 47 seconds for comparison.

Harvard Arun Yale Fittie Breat Mary Small Bats Yate Associated Press CC. McConville Ue Wisconsin

Romance and Reality in a Big Life of Funston

C Gleed of Topeka writes in the July Cosmopolitan a vivid life sketch of General Frederick Funston. The piece traces his Yukon ride to Alaska, early daring in Cuba, and service in the Philippines, noting his modesty, hardiness, and devotion to comrades.

C. &. Gleed Topeka Frederick Funston Philippines United States Spain Aguinaide Punston Cuba Santing Funston Yukon Klondike Mr. Gleed Kansas Firat Otley Macarthur Daland United States Department of Agriculture Death Valley California Alaska Department of Agriculture Arctic Ocean New York Duma Havana Kaneay Statienen

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A humorous storyteller among friends with keen wit

The subject enjoys a quiet corner seat and tells wonderful stories in a simple, clean style. He loves music and poetry, often giving his own names to classical pieces. Though not a musician, he shows musical sense and sharp humor, once even risking safety to photograph a drunken Indian who mocked him in Alaska.

Alaska Punston

Rome Chamber Resumes After Socialist Obstruction

In the chamber of deputies on June 3 Socialist and Extreme Leftists obstructed, causing an uproar. The president fought the disruption as the sitting was suspended, then resumed with similar tactics leading to another suspension and eventual free debate.

Rome Chamber of Deputies Laftiste

Cashing Vouchers Without Charge Is Not the Business of a Fee Buyer

Court house staff and district court witnesses dispute a practice led by Dr Calihan of advancing voucher face value through a fee buyer. An ordinance taxes discounting negotiable papers and prompts delays as employees hold vouchers until the treasurer or a fee buyer processes them.

Court House Calihan Cal Kate

Royal wedding reports from Honolulu June 1

News from Honolulu notes the marriage of King George of the Tonga group to Princess Tivinia on June 1. American residents in the Hawaiian Islands anticipate new legal implications as Hawaiian land laws and Newland's resolution are set to apply to them.

San Francisco Cal Honolulu King George Tonga Group of Islands Tivinia Hawaiian Islands Newland

Union Pacific faces review over troop rate pact break

Rock Island and Chicago June 30. Executive officers of the Western Passenger association met to consider Union Pacific railroad withdrawal from the national agreement restricting government troop transport rates. The meeting followed a report that Union Pacific violated the pact and that Rock Island had broken the compact first.

Chicago Western Passenger Association Union Pacific Railroad Union Pacific Rock Island

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