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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal stomach aid. It claims rapid digestion of foods and restoration of natural tone, targeting men women and children with no harsh irritants or cathartics. It cites widespread use in the United States and Canada and positions the tablets as a affordable, effective treatment for indigestion and related discomforts.
The American chess team announced that Jerry P. Chadwick has accepted selection for the forthcoming match against Great Britain. The press has noted letters of acceptance from all players chosen for the team.
Baltimore reports that Edward Hanlon met with Robinson and McGraw at the Diamond and both signed to play for the Baltimore National League team in 1900. Walter Brodge was offered but terms failed to fit. The Baltimore lineup is listed with McGraw as manager and captain with hopes for a pennant. Philadelphia notes a schedule delay caused by John Brush and league discussions about reducing clubs.
Master Willie Hoppe an intelligent eleven year old displays remarkable billiards skill in Kansas City. He explains games, defeats local experts in balk line pool and straight billiards with high runs, while his father and peers praise his talent and predict future world champion status. They plan to tour Europe to show his abilities in Paris.
Chicago March 1 Two boxing matches were tied yesterday for the Big Tatters show at Sixteenth Street on March 17 Jenny Yaugee the Tipton Slasher is matched to fight Harry Forbes for the world bantamweight title now that McGovern is moved to superweight. Local bantamweight title also to be decided with Jack Madden and Morris Hench removed from contention. The rest of the card to be completed before week’s end.
GROUREE alleges Walcott claims fuel a dispute over a supposed broken rib in the Choynski Walcott bout. Reuben Walcott read a statement last Friday and denied the charge, while Grouree maintains the wager and challenges the other side to prove the injury.
The text notes a boxers ring encounter with possible injuries and bets. It also covers GM Gleason signing a contract to manage the New York Giants, expressing cautious optimism about finishing higher than ninth, with plans if Buck remains involved and a belief the team may perform better than expected.
Crash of racing news from Lexington and New Orleans tracks reports Silk Stockings sold to Captain Rainfond of Washington, with foal to Stantispring. Racing results list multiple races, winners, and times at track conditions. Also notes training grounds and signings in Chicago and Brooklyn, plus a quip on wit vs humor.
In Coffeyville on March 1 a temperance meeting cheered councilman Stansbury for advocating mob action to destroy saloons. He urged closing joints and, if officials fail, for Nifty ten to march on joints to seize and destroy goods. Speaker and ally Jaimson praised drastic measures over public funds.
The Gazette reports a new model news office in Emporia with a three story building nearing completion. The press room sits in the basement with cemented floors and drainage, powered by four Fair engines. Offices for editor Mr White, business manager Mr Sinucker, and city marshal Harry McCandress will be on the second floor. The third floor will host a lodge room. Occupancy is expected by mid March.
Port Scott March 1 Kansans Oligans report four named suspects Bob Latham George Gaiding Maude Gatland and Edith Downs held by authorities for investigation Latham was arrested at Emmia and brought back to the city Police believe Edith Downe acted as the robber the Kansas City police alerted of the arrests
The annual Missouri-Kansas debate will be held in Lawrence on April 13. The topic asks whether the Philippines should remain a permanent U S possession. Missouri University representatives Mercer Arnold Clyde Williams H S Conrad and R A Kilensohimiat will compete with Kansas University participants Will Lb deecind Mutoh 9.
Local travelers clubs in Atchison discuss how to spend their funds for a social event. Committee members propose two concerts and a ball, favoring a ball for women while men oppose. A woman reports an insult incident by a man who says he hasn’t seen the women in three months.
March 1 Leavenworth reports negotiations for a vast cattle ranch transfer near Eta City. The deal would include cattle, mules, and all improvements, adjoining the Ryan ranch, with additional privileges and substantial land in Sonora Old Mexico. Also notes rapid expansion of ranch holdings by the family.
A Junction City Union excerpt describes a farmer keeping hogs on a minimal diet. Hogs were fed milk once daily, with the rest of the ration consisting of corn and water, and the man never fed more than the shears would clean up.
Washington report outlines Senate committee findings on a broad inquiry into food adulteration across the country. It argues for uniform rules to ban deleterious products, require labeling, and establish a standards board under agriculture to ensure purity for foods, drinks, and drugs while noting the rise of adulterated spices and flour.
Nervous and despondent individuals urged to try the greatest blood and nerve builder of the century. Dr Hallock Wonderful Electric Pills claim private practice since 1848 with thousands restored to health and happiness. Sold at drug stores in fiber boxes with prices. Address Rowley and Snow at 600 Kansas Avenue Topeka Kansas. Advice on diseases offered from HALLOOZ DEUG CO. Boston Massachusetts.
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds and sums ranging from 1,000 to 31,000 across numerous blocks and streets in Topeka and surrounding areas. Transactions include owners such as Nelson, Thomas, Whaley, Poltras, Miller, and Jones with properties on Highland avenue, Monroe street, Locust street, and more, plus a cryptic note about a cottage plan and a non sequitur medical line.
A fragmentary advertisement highlights cosmetic claims about skin tone and complexion. It also promotes a “New Great South American Kidney Cure” with medical-sounding language and references a Topeka Kansas source, listing dubious relief for kidney and bladder issues with dramatic timelines.
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