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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
3
Dr Holtins Rheumatic Remedy claims instant relief and a guaranteed cure from a unique formula. The advertisement cites thousands of cured patients and urges readers to ask druggists for the product at specific addresses and prices.
Street Commissioner Snyder initiates spring cleaning, outlining extensive territory to cover. He cites workers clearing streets and pipes as Harriet Weans pledges support, stressing dependable effort and safety while addressing water supply, health concerns, and community wellbeing amid broad rehabilitation efforts.
West Baden Indiana March 22 A heated exchange erupts between manager Loftus and Chicago ball club against proprietor Sinclair over property damage at the inn. Glass pane replacement and baggage liens loom as talks continue with Loftus promising firm action to recover costs.
New York reported March 23 that promoter Billy Madden struggles to secure a bout for boxer Gus Rubin as Sharkey and other top names avoid the challenge. Rubin’s manager expressed frustration at the reluctance of opponents and the limited money bouts, noting recent injuries and cancellations.
The Memphis derby, to be run at Merc on April 1, draws top contenders including W. Drove and The Conqueror. Preparations intensify as the field narrows with only two miles left to the run. Entry list features Jacinin and Winyab among a shifted lineup with 14 pounds assigned to each starter.
New York anticipates major roster moves on March 2 with Amo Rusie likely to wear a New York uniform for the coming season. Reports mention Bowerman Hickman and Frisbee as key targets, with executives signaling strong interest in enhancing the Giants pitching staff and offense.
A New York executive hinted at integrating Sinha into the National League lineup this season. Talks involve Hickman and Eriahee from Boston, viewed as utility players, with Soden of the Boston club seeking time to decide on a possible sale or swap.
New Orleans March 22 Sid McPhee will not be a member of the Reds this season after a talk with Manager Allen. McPhee has not been practicing for several days and says he cannot play due to his arm. He would rather retire than draw a salary he cannot earn, saying he does not want to be a handicap to the team.
Beck Olsen of Copenhagen defeated American heavyweight Ernest Roeder at Madison Square Garden in a Graeco Roman world championship bout. Roeder led after the first fall in 20 minutes and 24 seconds but Olsen won the second fall with a body hold and throw. Roeder’s injuries after a ten minute intermission ended the bout and Olsen was declared winner amid concerns of possible internal injury to Roeder.
Former heavyweight boxing champion Peter Jackson sailed from San Francisco on the steamer Maripora, seeking improved health in Australia. In frail condition, he hopes climate and rest may revive him, with plans to resume boxing training in Sydney if health returns.
Noted jockey Benjamin Rigby of St Louis sails for England to ride for William Duke for the season. He recently rode at New Orleans and accepted a contract in Wellsburg for four thousand dollars. Rigby, 24, married, usually weighs 1415 pounds but can ride at 100 pounds and is renowned for a fast start.
At Mankato on March 22 a coursing meet lists 104 greyhounds entered the largest number for any meet outside San Francisco. Fourty four courses slated for opening day with OM White of Emporia as slipper and A I Weston of Colorado Springs as judge. A letter from Roy Evans in Kansas City notes he will arrive in Emporia for several weeks to train and condition before pitching in the spring season with Washington, D C, under contract for 31,000 dollars.
Railroad men forecast a record immigrant flow to the United States this season with Sweden Russia and Finland supplying the largest quotas. About 50 percent will head west after arrival in New York with many going to the Dakotas Montana and western Pennsylvania mining regions also drawing a big east to west migration from the South and East.
A citizen clashed with an assessor over taxing a real estate goat on a street. The law classifies property abutting the street as taxable, prompting the goat tax claim. In Joplin Missouri, March 21, a ticket brokers’ association formed to standardize rates and bar brokers, with CC W. Nunn as president and A W Munday as vice president.
Richmond wholesale druggist K Waener reports a two month siege of sciatic rheumatism ended by Mystic Cure for Rheumatism after doctors failed. He cites others’ positive anecdotal results and notes distribution to local druggists at 623 Kansas Avenue. Philadelphia Press snippet appears as stray text.
Distressed readers report a sensational claim of a South American kidney cure promising relief in six hours. The article notes skepticism from medical authorities and cites anecdotal evidence of bladder and kidney pain in men and women, urging caution and verification.
Burton watchers suspect Cyrus Leland seeks leverage in the race for national committeeman as A D Walker announces candidacy from Jackson county. The First district convention turmoil centers on caucus selections and accusations about delegation goals, with Burton and Leland factions trading charges while Grimes denies involvement.
The London Sphere notes Byron relics auctioned by a curiosities dealer with seven items including a silver powder box a heart locket hair relics a gold wrist clasp and a crystal framed mini. The dealer ponders the fate of a coiled hair lock from a poet while prices reach about £27.80.
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