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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1900

Page

5

The Star Grocery Wholesale and Cerac Ad

Local grocery ad lists wholesale and credit services at 2 East Sixth Street. Items include canned pineapples strawberries crackers crackers salts and various canned goods with prices and promotions. Special offers include Blue or Green stamps and 25 cents per 100 premium stamps in merchandise.

the Star Grocery East Sixth Street Wholesale and Cerac Werth Hueet Saver Grammer Parry Citran

Treasure find yields rewards amid chaotic public notice

An informally reported court hearing details a $10,000 treasure discovery with $500 rewards to a named colored finder and $1,445 to others. Chief of Police Lawes presided as authorities documented the proceedings while the public observed the distribution of rewards and perils of the event.

Duncan's Mills Post Office Vacancy Favors Democrats

Lewistown March 7 Duncan's Mills, a village five miles north, shows no Republican candidate for the post office at the salary offered. Democratic contenders vie as bondmen line up supporters, with A Krebaum and Ty Cowie among leading hopefuls. John M. Srill is urged for the appointment as the department delays final choice.

Duncan's Mills Lewistown Til Carter Boch Amtmun Krebaum Cowie John

MEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS AND LOCAL NOTICES

A jumble of property transfers appears with names such as Fiixabeth Emith Cynthia Axtell Jno Thalley J Thomas and others detailing parcels on Main Street and area streets plus sheriff deeds and university notes. A political update notes Republican victors in a local election with Mayor Theta TL Humes praised and Santa Fe train plans referenced.

Fiixabeth Cynthia A. Axtell Dillon Street Maarsthon Phat Sore Jno Thalley J. ‘Thoman Main Street Wararami Wa Sims M l Porte Yoong Whittmer University of Topeka Geo Noble Sanitiel Weab Theta Humes Haseen Santa Fe

Cuban Colony Fail Reports Distress for Colonists Arrived in Nueylies

Dispatches from La Gloria describe distress among Cuban colonists aboard the Yarmouth from Brunswick, Ga. Values of their titles are in doubt as investigators examine the colony’s management. many depend on work they can obtain, with requests to the United States for transportation. General Rivera notes funding and transportation, while colonists express gratitude to the quartermaster department for supporting work.

Hevena le Glirid Nueylies Yarymouth Brunswick la Gloria Imerte Crneibe Neuvitas United pUltes Ani Gue Yarmouth Rivera Griculture

Tammany and Hill Make Terms by Croker Orders

The Herald reports David Hall named delegate at large from Unie state to national convention in Kansas City. Tammany Hall reportedly made terms with Mr Hill and others to support a platform, with Croker directing the moves to unite factions and leverage anti trust sentiment for a potential victory this year.

Croker New York the Herald David Hall Unie State Hationad Conventin Kensas City Tammany Hall Hil Whalen Cline Mii Albany Jary Murphy Mich Croker Dug McTaughile James J. Sueyiin Richard Croer Jenn Ghee Hill Democrate Isede Democratic Mural Party The Democrata Croker Beiieves Fifth Street Kateas Avenue A. M. Thomas Nas Stary Marshall Butler Hines Kassas Cienis Nios Aeninat B.D Juden Hazen Beth Tom McNeal Cne Sant Medicnes George Washington Hutchinson Tie Gerry Sioux Falls Kansas City A. C. Banks Ene Seeman Youre Aatove Foundry Patavurg I Tor the Rater Decra Tekermeet Aver City Gyermy General i Miviagt Des Neely W. A. Harris Bealist Mlen’y. Ih Michurde Fort Seat Tesurance Church Detwe Hicharde

Cotton Weakens Turning Point in Futures Today

In New York on March 7 the cotton market opened with sharp declines as weak early cables and spot prices dropped substantially. Heavy selling pressure and rush to unload long contracts followed, with futures sliding before later partial recovery and overall market strain at noon.

New York Mare Cotton Exchange Ehen

Gold in Mexico sparks rush to Chocho river platers

From Aureio Tex March 7 a Chihuahua dispatch reports ultra rich gold placer finds along the Chocho river about eighty miles east of the city. Prospectors from west Texas flood toward the upper river seeking fortunes as reports claim the veins surpass any previously found in Mexico. British trade growth noted with February board of trade showing imports up 2 063 700 and exports up 3 627 400. Pittsburg Glass Co directors vote to raise quarterly dividend to 1 1 2 percent.

Aureio Tex Chihuahtlu Mex Con Landon Board of Trade

Fort Worth to Rock Inland Route Ticket Sale Notice

Readers are advised tickets go on sale March 12 and 13 for a limited period up to March 15. The route covers Ft Worth Texas to Rock, with a departure at 10 o’clock. Fare set at 14 dollars and 50 cents.

Informal social events and club notes at West Sixth Avenue

Social and personal items describe Miss Abby Ware hosting a Chafing Dish event on West Sixth Avenue with numerous guests including Dr. and Mrs. George Esterly and several Wilsons. Reports also cover visitors, club meetings, and entertainments by the Woman's Club, the Art Department, and the Pactolian club, plus visits from Mrs. Norman Wear, Miss Mamie Brown, and others, with various dinners, dances, and parties across Topeka.

Abby Ware West Sixth Avenue Guears George Esterly Isabel Wilson Helen Wilson Vera Low Helen Thompson D. Esterly Joe Morgan Dean Low Ha. Meliride Jen Graham Ples Norman Wear Kansas City Mamie Brown Chicago Marie Hartman Warremsburg Georges Port Ashton Pactolian Anna Banks Syichanan Street Myps W. A. Morton George W. Crane City of Mexico BT. Lewin W. C' Brien Baby Topeka Airs WS. O'Brien Taylor Mins Prost Les Rogers A. J. Wolnott Dr. Harding C. Knowles Mra JF. Myers Dora Furwan Lotta Ranney Rosamound Horton Alice Prescott L. W. Peabody SM. Jolley

Goebel Tomb Site Chosen On Frankfort Cliff

The Goebel brothers settled on a grave site on a cliff overlooking Frankfort and the Kentucky River. A 40 foot square pedestal will support a monument expected to cost not less than 215000 dollars. The remains were briefly moved from the state cemetery pending final testing of the site.

Frankfort William Goebel Kentucky River

Joke on Mr Landis at Gould home in Peru

A Peru Indiana report claims Congressman Landis did not eat lunch during a several hour stay at Miss Helen Gould's home. He was rumored to have dined with Miss Gould while discussing polygamist Roberts and his defeat, but an acquaintance says no food was ever served.

Miss Gould Peru Ind Congressman Landis Indiana Helen Gould Roberts Gould

Worth, Tex., and Return Via Rock Island Route

Tickets on sale March 11 and 12, limited to March 18.

Worth Tex Rock Island

City Notes Mix Of Deaths, Bonds And Public Work

The state board of charities finished a monthly tour of institutions while the railroad sparking thieves and sidewalk snow cleanups drew attention. Kansas City officials discussed bonds, church events, and upcoming political conventions as Topeka clubs planned gatherings and inspectors urged tree trimming near sidewalks.

Supreme Court Vere Willard N. Hall Florio Pridag Senae Mal Bala Sener First Presbyterian Church Lee Eshop Mitepeush Gore T Sota Bishop Bea State Board of Charities W. Kanavel Sed State Board of Tes Commercial Club State Bond of Health Wi Swan Bas retupEisnop Jonn Vincent Kag Kansas Bard Hike Sp Ender Nori Saxton Sginaley Imsurance Department

Fort Worth and Return Fare via Santa FeRail Line

Tickets on sale March 1 12 final limit March 1 through frame a day. See T King agent Santa Fe for particulars. Cattlemen's Association option included in fare.

Peb Cattlewen's Association Nate Pee T T King Santa Fe Account Cattlemen's Association Throwel T. King

Illness Outbreak Ties Up Local Town Actions

A recent gathering led to several youths being quarantined as a mild poliomyelitis like illness spread. Miss Stevens contracted the disease along with a roommate Miss Ciara Davis who fled to avoid quarantine before returning for care, prompting officials to isolate residents and curb further contact.

Mioormlington Tar Pelock Board of Health

St Louis Street Car Men Threaten Walkout Ultimatum

A five member committee of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes pressed General Manager Coleman of the St Louis Transit Company to halt discharges and reinstate workers linked to Local 120. Coleman treated the resolutions as worker appeals and promised consideration, while warning that a failure to meet demands could trigger a 3,000 worker strike within four and a half hours, halting all lines.

St. Louis Alma Association of Street Railway Mansar Coleman St. Louis Transit Company Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Coleman

Remarkable Escape From Flying Flywheel At Milwaukee Quarry

Engineer Fred Tiede survived a ferocious incident at the Wauwatosa Stone quarry west of Milwaukee. Whisked through two foot holes in the floor and hurled twenty five feet from a nine foot fly wheel he escaped with no broken bones. Doctors say he may return to work tomorrow. Foreman George H. Sylvester found him missing after an alarm and led the rescue. The story recounts a lone escape from a dangerous engine room.

Fred Tiede Milwaukee Wis Fred Tieve Tieve Wauwatosa Stone Company George H. Sylvester Tiede

Topeka Post Office Postal Sales Rise in February

The Topeka post office reports February 1890 postal supplies sales of 8852 57 dollars and the just closed month total of 9673 81 dollars, up 821 24. Postmaster Guthrie sent 5687 96 dollars to the assistant treasurer, rising to 6618 26 dollars with an increase of 731 30.

Topeka Guthrie United States

Casualty List From War Department Details March Losses

Washington March 7 The war department received a casualty list from General 608 naming numerous deaths and causes such as appendicitis diarrhoea dysentery fever typhoid and malaria. Infantry units include Twenty-ninth Thirty-seventh Twenty-fourth and Eighteenth among others with dates ranging from February to March and entries listing ranks corps and names such as Tilden A Logan Charles L Slocum John McEacheran and Harvey L Leeman.

Otis Washington War Department Tilden A. Logan Twenty-ninth Infantry Charles L. Slocum Henry Alexander Twenty Fourth Infantry Serra John McEacheran Thirty-seventh Infantry Willis C Fulton Seventeenth Infantry Wm. Banks Forty-ninth Infantry Ed. Stroup Thirty Eighth Infantry James Pryor Twenty-fourth Infantry Grownea John Hendrickson Wo Pagsajan Harvey L. Leeman Moss Ki Rose Walker Petronilo Gurule Mikal J, Crane Henry Tilley Ninth Patrick Phelan Eleven F_ ind Thomas Brown Pet Eikbth Yartola Ed S. Johnston Afar Radee Phil H. Ssee Ourth Cavay Pebrusky Joseph F. Martin Corpm Charles E. Rorsiye Thirty-third Infantry James M. Woodland Seventeenth Taylor Johnston

Indiana student flees quarantine sparks smallpox case

Bloomington reports a new smallpox case at Indiana University as a student escapes quarantine and spreads concern. The incident highlights ongoing outbreak risks in campus settings.

Indiana Bloomington Ind Indiana University

Diamonds for Grat Cross of Legion of Honor Gift

Maurice Grau, recently named chevalier of the Legion of Honour, received the cross of the order with a gem from his opera company. The presentation occurred at the Metropolitan Opera House grand stage, reflecting the French custom of gifting the badge to honored friends.

Gemma New York Maurice Grau Legion of Honour France Ant

North Topeka items and local notices

A jumble of Topeka community notes lists names and addresses with illnesses, moves, visits, and events. Mrs A Pratt on Central avenue has measles while Miss Anna Selle travels from St. Louis. several families plan moves to Chicago, Paris, and St. Louis. A Curtie Republican club met. W T K council elected officers. Havana dispatch notes Secretary Root arriving aboard Kedewick with Gen. Wood and staff greeting.

Tema Kimball Printing Company Kanras Avenue A. Pratt Central Avenue Schemmerhorn Hoyt Wwn Calvin Holman North Fras. Ave J. W. Witkersst Mra. Anwéiler Rochester G. Brooks Harney's Hall Browntieta_ana North Harrison Street Monroe Street Anna Selle S. I. Courtney St. Louis Minty Sabine Chicago Cincinnati Hattie Holman Ottawa Anna Weightman Ryan Quincy Street Gordon Street East Paris Curtie Republican Club First Ward Galen Nichols Union Noli Barrett Block Iena Dunemer Ee. Nicholson Maud Pattison Anna Kelley MR. White Root Havana Civil Aversor Pollam

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