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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1900
Page
8
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Reed's rise in Congress, his role as Speaker, and the era's political climate. Anecdotes recount his blunt wit, struggle with party factions, and pivotal moments shaping the era. The piece notes Reed's reputation for honesty and intellect, contrasting public perception with private trials.
A damaged OCR passage presents a claim about Doan Kidney Pills with patient testimony and a tongue tied complaint about kidney pain. It mentions Dr James Fale and a location on Kansits Avenue, with references to The Wttonilon and Wester-Milburn Co. selling the product. The text reads like an old free ad with testimonial framing.
Galens official Bill Rapp announces the annual Democratic Sanita wer league meeting and banquet to be held in Wichita on April 1. He says Governor Thomas of Colorado and Governor McMillin of Tennessee have promised to attend. Sie Sipsuki predicts Bryan will be there, with Alien C. Miyers from Calunitad Ohio also likely to attend. The event is described as a high level gathering of party figures.
An Atlanta advertising notice promotes B. B. Blood Balm for rheumatism and catarrh, asserting the remedy cures blood diseases by reducing bone and joint pain. It offers free bottle trials and full treatment bottles for sale through druggists and Swift Holiday Rowley Snow in Topeka, Kansas.
A storm slows a mixed train traveling from Topeka to Leavenworth. The journey spans about two days as locomotives battle drift and heavy snow. Crews and farmers shovel through drifts while water is taken and repairs attempted, with the engine finally making the return journey difficultly completed.
Tom Hurley was arrested Saturday night by Severant Dynovan on the burglary of W. T. Owbert’s store at Seventeenth and Kianses. A neighbor phoned police after hearing someone inside. Osborn said Hurley claimed intoxication and lack of memory, saying he sat by the window, leaned back, and broke the glass without taking anything.
The Populist Congressional Committee for the Second district meets in Paola Kansas on March 22 at 3 30 p m to select a chairman to succeed Monty McLean and to set further actions. The Democratic committee through clerk C Dudrou of Argont ii was invited to attend at the same time and place.
Long and 5 Stanley figures lead the list as Reno County Republicans elect delegates to the state convention. Indorsed for Congress and for relection are Stanley, Taslge Meanie, and Martin. Names listed include Vincent, Bin, Riekbecker, Metammon, Josephey, and Pick. A separate item notes a mail accident near Sante Fe causing a two hour delay.
An analysis debunks the starvation method for indigestion and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective aid. It argues that proper nutrition, not extreme restriction, nourishes the body, with doctors endorsing the tablets for defective digestion and overall digestive support.
reports say Almice-Lorreine declined the petition of Reichshind vine growers to import American deripe vines citing blight and phylloxera risks. Also noted are violent disturbances and prisoner incidents connected to unrest, with references to U.S. related political tensions and county Republican activities in Lane County.
The text reviews Magoon’s stance on the status of newly acquired Spanish territories after the war with Spain. It argues inhabitants are not U.S. citizens by treaty and only Congress can grant citizenship, with immigration controls applying as for other aliens. It discusses territorial boundaries, sovereignty, and the role of Congress and the executive in extending U.S. jurisdiction.
From the London Leader an inside look at Pimlico army clothing stores where Marines and other workers sew and tailor khaki uniforms for troops. Machines, steam, and handwork push out thousands of garments daily amid secrecy over the dye and supply chain with firms racing to meet government contracts.
At a Republican county central committee meeting Saturday the resignation of Chairman Jona T. Chaney was accepted and A D Rat was elected to succeed him by acclamation. Frank Hianch was elected to fill the vacancy from the Fourth precinct as committeeman. Chaney, a candidate for re election as state senator, resigned to avoid any advantage over other candidates.
Henderson Martin of Marion journeyed to Topeka Saturday afternoon to tell the state Democratic committee what J. G. Johnson wanted. Martin claimed Johnson sought to name delegates to the national convention in April or May. A committee motioned for May 23 and approved, despite Johnson’s wishes, leaving Martin angered.
In Chicago the Union Machinists strike spreads as non union workers join, prompting labor leaders to seek controlled actions. President OConnell says strikes must not disrupt public service and orders will be issued to keep essential operations running. About two hundred machinists walked out at Timeis Steel South Chicago plant, with many later returning as fears of broader disruption ease. Police precincts hold reserve forces for emergencies.
A Washington dispatch reports Treasury plans to implement the new currency law at once. Secretary Gage will issue a revised daily statement separating gold and silver certificates and ordinary funds. The refunding plan centers on new two percent bonds for old holdings with cash premiums, no sale by government, and premiums creating a two and a quarter percent effective rate.
In Moncow on June 14, a crowded scene unfolds near the Kremlin as Russians bow before a revered Mother of God portrait carried from an ornate carriage. Laborers in red robes, merchants, and wealthy spectators kneel before the shrine, while visitors seek understanding of the ritual’s meaning with little success.
Nearly 30 Metropolitan Life Insurance agents were injured when a small grandstand collapsed during a photo session in Chicago on March 5. The severely injured included N. J. McCreary J. W Jarvis Buckner W. H. Daulworth Charles German Jacob Steiner C. W. St Germain, all residents of Chicago.
Maine Congressman A Boutelle has recovered from illness requiring Boston treatment and announced by his brother that he will seek renomination and re election in Bangor on March 1.
Mrs. Leland Stanford, bedridden at the Fifth Avenue hotel with pneumonia symptoms, shows improvement. She sat up briefly last night and doctors hope she is past the turning point and pneumonia may be averted. A Washington Star report notes the care and a humorous exchange about a profane parrot.
A Cleveland consul and Vicente Blanes intervene when a mariner struggles offshore. The rescue by Lt. Blanes and others leads to the man’s recovery and safe return home, with care taken to ensure his comfort and health. The report notes the act as providential and cites the American officials involved.
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