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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
7
Abilene notes dated February 12, 2900 recounts doctors praising their ability to deliver on commitments. A medical institute is cited as having endured years of hardship and patient suffering before a recovered patient speaks of relief and gratitude after a long illness.
A Topeka testimonial from January 4, 1900 claims cures for catarrh and many diseases at the British Medical Institute in Topeka Kansas. It advertises a broad range of treatments and boasts dramatic recoveries including throat tumors and digestive issues, inviting readers to consult at 30 Stevens Street Auburndale and discuss physician-led care.
Anether meeting is likely between the International Trade Association and the National State Trade association councils to seek adjustment of labor management difficulties before possible strikes. The conference aims to prevent disruption and maintain industrial activity amid mounting tensions and policy shifts.
Frank Pop of Coruliska dies in Savannah after illness described as paralysis. Report mentions his age as 53 and states he died last night with remains to be sent to Taormose, Wisconsin, and radio or journal service noting the event.
The audience at the afternoon showing of A TR Time Company’s The Crawl The play features a scene with a cake and a sense of life and death. Evening attendance is smaller. The company promotes a quintet and musical instrument side acts during performances.
News from Mong Kong reports British troops in North Borneo destroyed three large forts held by rebel leader Matae coe saaas and Salleh Harrington’s forces. Rebels suffered heavy casualties as defenders shelled fortifications and advanced to seize the area.
Washington dispatch notes Secretary Ling denying most reports on China. He says the United States will dispatch vessels from Pearl to protect Americans and property, but has no plan for a full squadron. He cites open door policy as agreed with European powers and emphasizes warnings of danger to emissaries and treaty terms. Germany and France debate spheres of influence while Japan and Spain support free trade with China.
Boston Globe notes Augustus Thurman’s Arizona drew large audiences at Fremont and Crawford theaters. Critics praise the swift dramatic action and engaging character work by Track J. Keenan and Sevrich Russell’s company in A Toor Reuation and A Poor Relation. Ticket sales begin Tuesday morning.
The state department reports prompt responses from all four American republics to a formal suggestion for a general congress of independent nations. Mexico City is chosen as meeting site, February or March, to broaden cooperation and host the regional gathering.
An analysis of European expansion fears and US concerns over South American encroachment is contrasted with a Boston theater report. Public warnings urge caution in selecting plays, urging patrons to know a production's character before attending.
A dense set of election notices proclaims candidates for county, district, and city offices in Shawnee county Kansas. Names include Hazen, Doran, Chaney, Nichols, and Harrison among others, with primary and party notes. Also calls for clerical and probate posts and public notices of vacancies and employment.
Fragmentary real estate notices show multiple for sale items. Mentions include a cottage with five rooms on east front property and other lots with barn, water, furnace details, and payment options. Also notes watch cleaning and clock repairs with cash paid for items.
The Office of Commissioner of Elects in Topeka announces registration notices for the First Ward city election. Registered voters are advised of book openings on March 18 and 28 with polling at pace covering Gordon Avenue area. Various local business and professional listings follow, including doctors, florists, and real estate services, alongside miscellaneous notices and ads.
An election proclamation outlines terms for a two year term and notices the board of education about votes and candidacy. It details sale terms for municipal bonds with interest at four percent and includes witness signatures and publication date in the Topeka State Journal.
A garbled early OCR item references Second Ward offices and a March timetable, mentioning the Office of Commissioner and a bank or office holder. The text is largely unreadable with missing names, dates, and places, but signals an upcoming election action and public notices in the state context.
An unclear notice from an old newspaper fragment references closing of registration. readable parts mention dates and local officials but lack complete details. The item suggests a deadline or process change affecting residents, with names and places obscured in the OCR.
The Board of Supervisors of Elections gives notice of a meeting at City Hall on NG Mansus avenue to consider letting a contract for city election materials and related testing and procedures. Secretary L. T. Yount notes the meeting to review election regulation decisions and permit procurement actions.
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