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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
10
A Towne interview quotes General Wheeler denying resignation and stating he remains in command. Officials say his continuation in the role hinges on the Army's review and possible cabinet procedures, while supporters urge unity and readiness for any reshuffle.
A vintage ad style piece touts Sareapariiin as a spring tonic promising vitality and purification. It blends odd spellings and garbled phrasing to urge readers to buy the product for renewal in the new season. The copy names false health claims and years of use, urging immediate purchase.
Santa Fe intends to manufacture tees and establish a large plant at Newton with an attached storage house. The move is described as economical, with estimated cost at 25,000 to 30,000 dollars and potential for thousands in annual savings. The project includes a storage facility and is expected to create numerous employment opportunities.
Kaw valley farmers in Kanras City area protest reports that W. E. Minner transferred a right of way to A. E. Stilwell for an entrance to Kanana City. They fear a steam railway on both sides of Mundie boulevard would obstruct the main route to the city, preferring an electric line and quick transit.
An incident in a railroad sleeping car led to a court case over passenger conduct. The parties argued over rights and disruptions caused by boisterous conversation and smoking in shared spaces. A verdict awarded damages totaling $900 to the railway, aiming to curb improper behavior and protect fellow travelers.
A franchise petition is filed to extend an electric tram line from Prom Valley Road terminus toward Mytun, alleging benefit to Oakland residents. Petitioners A S Muofvaaig and Union Savings advocate the line linking Prom Valley Road to Alaani and Yatta, claiming civic utility and public improvements while seeking city authorization.
A fragment reports on a freight train incident in Kansas with the Atchison Globe noting a hold up on the Missouri Pacific line near City. The garbled text suggests a coal cargo issue and a step grade problem affecting delivery.
The northbound train No. 1 stalls on a grade after brakes failed and the engine shunted. the forward portion reached the siding while the crew left, two to three tons of coal were dumped from coal cars, and a group of twenty to thirty colored people were seen in the yards suggesting a robbery.
The forestry division of the U S department of agriculture partners with the Santa Fe railway to plant timber for ties and poles. The effort aims to offset dwindling natural supply and rising costs. About 2 million acres of timber are consumed annually by railroads. Santa Fe has planted 1250 acres in Catalpas, with projected future value reaching millions in pole and post supply. The government will aid tree planters with expert guidance to showcase plantations benefits, especially for western treeless regions.
The Financial Chronicle reports last year’s railroad earnings show a gain near 140 million dollars. The compiled data indicates the 12 months ending December yielded substantial revenue growth across the U S rail system, though some companies failed to report.
Major G A Quiniat and H J Robbins arrive in Galveston to confer with Guilf Colorado and Santa Fe officials about opening a new passenger station for the two lines at Fort Worth. Depot to begin business about April 2 with joint ticket agent E H A Johnson named.
Relatives of mail clerk McGlade receive $5,000 in damages after a verdict in a Chase County district case. McGlade was killed in a Lang wreck two years earlier. The estate sought $20,000, arguing loss of support but faced contest over damages and dependencies.
Chicago based former Times Herald railroad reporter and advertising agent Hunter takes on the role of industry agent for the Lackawanna line starting April 1. He will report to the traffic manager while retaining prior duties as reaffle manager.
Horton notes detail former players and staff, including Frank Aves now with Illinois Central at Paducah, Engineer Mart Cum of Emporia returning to Oregonian duties, and Sid Horton’s circle with updates on rural teams and lingering hopes for the season.
A rural plan proposes a cucumber farm to boost local industry near Tawrence. Aimed near Tamnsin An, the project faces opposition from residents concerned about child safety and neighborhood disruption as school terms end and potential state university students assist.
Dallas leader Barnett Gibbs, once Populist nominee for Congress in the Sixth District in 1896 and governor candidate in 1885, announces return to the Democratic party. He supports Bryan in 1896 and declares the party must be a white man’s party, aligning with county Democratic executive committee rules and May 26 primary voting.
At a town meeting in Northfield VI yesterday a resolution was adopted requiring all liquor purchases at the town agency to have the purchaser names printed in local newspapers at month end. The list will include quantity, purpose, and amount paid, continuing during the same period. The agency operates under the prohibitory law for medicinal and other uses, not beverages.
Sycamore March 10 The Rev Case Davis pastor Warren HL reports his daughter nearly 3 insists on prayers each night Her mother delayed and the child climbed to a chair shouted Hello Central give me heaven and spoke into a pretend telephone triggering the mother to hear the prayers and tuck her into bed.
Honolulu dispatch reports four new bubonic plague cases from March 2 to March 3 including Herman Levy, a hotel clerk with pneumonic symptoms. A suspicious case is noted at camp 2 Hihe plantation, while outside islands show encouraging signs. Quarantine on Hite and Kahutul to be lifted soon, per board of health.
The Democratic central committee met last night to decide on nominees. The city convention is set for Friday evening March 16 at the Democratic Flambeau club rooms. Ward caucuses to select delegates occur Wednesday evening March 14 at the First ward fire station Second ward Flambeau club hall Third ward Crouch's shoe shop Fourth ward city prison Fifth ward Hoffman house Sixth ward Allen's barn.
English syndicate of London, Standard Oil branch, reportedly closes a $10,000,000 purchase to absorb Casady combination of Chicago and Manhattan Gl company. Toledo march 10. Deal confirms massive takeover of Ohio Oil Held. Includes mention of profits and associated notes from local sources.
Grain-O is advertised as a tonic not a stimulant like coffee, promising permanent effects. It claims the flavor satisfies most coffee drinkers and positions Grain-O as the sole food drink substitute among many market options.
An advertisement extols the Slocum System of Treatment devised by Dr T A Slocum of New York claiming to cure consumption tuberculosis catarrh bronchitis grip and other lung diseases. It promises free samples, painless methods and gradual, strengthening progress, urging readers to seek the treatment to endure winter and restore health and vigor.
Mr Phelps former minister to England died at his New Haven home yesterday afternoon after a two month illness Pneumonia preceded his decline The end was peaceful with his wife son and daughter present The funeral will be from Bartel chapel Sunday at 3 pm and the remains will be taken to Burlington Vermont for interment
A one ring runaway circus alley event on Kansas Avenue near Fifth Street and Sixth Avenue caused a wagons tongue to drop, horses to bolt, and crowds to scatter. The wagon circled, almost striking Lake's Drug Store and a telegraph pole as bystanders fled. Public safety kept watch as the team halted without major damage.
A fragment describes enforcement of wartime censorship on publications and transmissions with penalties for violations. Mention of Judge Taft's secretary in March and notes on Taft's Philippine mission suggest political and military governance concerns. The text also references veterans at Yountville and a journey to the Philippines under Taft as head of the Philippine Commission.
Offer from a late nineteenth century ad announcing sending ram samples and a letter to Dr T A Slocum at 98 Fins Bt New York. Claims a “Jane Free Course” cures all diseases of head throat lungs and consumption. Mentions reading in the Topeka State Journal.
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