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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
16
Sole agent advertises Celebrated Acmevement and Pyramid Plaster at 213 E Sixth St Topeka Kansas. Encourages buyers to obtain prices and estimates without cost before purchasing elsewhere.
London reports Queen Victoria advised to remain in British dominions as European unrest grows. Langtry era rumors stir at court with Jeanne Langton andMisses Childe noted amid royal society shifts.
Philadelphia March 10 announces the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Wanamaker the youngest daughter of former Postmaster General John Wanamaker to Norman MacLeod son of Dr George MacLeod. MacLeod served as first lieutenant of battery A during the Spanish American War.
Quinn of the St Louis Browns vows retirement from baseball to avoid bench duty though several seasons remain. A model athlete with roots in the St Louis Maroons he also played for the Baltimore Orioles and the Houston champions, among other strong teams.
Col. A J Smith assistant inspector general of soldiers' homes arrived from Hartford Connecticut this morning. He will report on the soldiers' home during a ten day visit in Leavenworth starting today March 10.
New York March 10 Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris daughter of the nation once famed as White House “Little Sunshine” has abandoned Washington society to tend her mother in bed. Her marriage to Algernon Sartoris faced distrust and gossip, yet produced three children and an income of 30 000 dollars a year. Now Vivian Sartoris remains in England, while Nellie returns to care for Mrs Grant and seek restoration of her ship’s status in Congress.
An improvised Bryan dispatch notes a shift among local Democrats led by Medi ford B. Wilson of the Capital Nations who now backs McKinley era policies. The piece cites party chair Lon Bling and Kansas figures discussing Gold Democrats crossing lines over tariff and Puerto Rico issues.
An oil well on the Vernette farm south of Freely blew with a stream over IW feet high after nitro glycerin splitting. Drillers worked four weeks, a dry hole earlier, then the well erupted causing fires and spreading oil as houses and roads were sprayed. The well continued pouring oil through the afternoon before subsiding.
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