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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
2
Journalists across papers note Sheldon’s character and public service, praising integrity and steady leadership. Observers cite his temperament, fairness, and commitment to community welfare as defining traits celebrated by reporters.
A public sentiment runs against the Daily Experiment with numerous criticisms echoing through the discussion. Citizens question the paper’s approach and impact, highlighting concerns that reflect broader dissatisfaction with its reporting and editorial stance.
The State Journal previews editorials and press comments critiquing Sheldon Capital as a large financial scheme. It notes readers will receive a selection of articles from correspondents and forthcoming remarks on the “Lay Sermons” as more details emerge after a recent Saturday night edition.
The Chicago Record reports widespread discontent as advertisers pull support from Rev. Sheldon’s Topeka Daily Capital venture. Editors deny accountability, while Bohemian groups mock the approach. Topeka’s paper vows ongoing coverage despite drops.
Frank P. MacLennan, editor of the State Journal, forecasts trouble for Mr Sinldan and his newspaper scheme. The piece notes expected criticism, possible missteps, and potential harm to reputations as the project advances next week under Mr Sheldon’s temporary leadership and the aid of trained Journal staff.
A fragmented, reflective excerpt discusses faith in publication’s value and a lecturer’s plans before leaving England. The speaker vows not to seek money or rewards, aiming to justify his weekly work through lasting impact and charitable consideration. He considers gifting aspects of his effort, awaiting clearer guidance on ends.
The Christian daily newspaper led by Rev. Charles M Sheldon faces criticism as its March issue falls short of expectations. The editor acknowledges mistakes, vows ongoing refinement, and defends the experiment, while public reaction ranges from curiosity to support for the preacher editor’s reforms.
Diary entries describe Rev. Charles M. Sheldon’s day from arrival at the Central Congregational church study to handling 300 to 700 letters daily, visiting parishioners, aiding the needy, rides with his wife and son, and evening family prayers. The routine emphasizes his pastoral duties, mail workload, meals, and limited study time.
In Topeka the Sheldon Capital issue is praised for improved news and stronger socialist tone though ads are trimmed. D C McCray notes editorial shifts with lectures on religion ethics and anti trust topics while the editor plans charitable reinvestment from profits. commentary from Dr Fisk and local ministers weighs the move.
New York reports St Louis owner Frank de Haas Robison wired that he has secured McGraw Robinson and Keister from Brooklyn plus McGann and Donovan for the pennant. He says the players expect to join St Louis despite protests and insists he acted to build a championship club for the city.
An early 20th century advertisement promises relief from eczema and skin eruptions using B. B. Blood Balm. It claims to purify blood, stop itching, heal sores, and restore clear skin. The copy urges readers to try a spring trial and lists multiple outlets and pricing. It also offers free medical advice by mail.
A fragmented sports note outlines team plans with McGraw as captain potential, strong infield with McCann Keister Wallace and Burkett Donovan, and pitching depth including Cy Young and Robbinss. It mentions players to field, potential replacements, and a $6000 sale of stakes, reflecting spring talk and roster positioning.
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