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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
5
A wartime feeling of nervous strain among women is linked to menstrual suffering and credited to Mrs Lydia E Pinkham. Readers narrate dramatic improvements after using Vegetable Compound Blood Purifier and Liver Pills from Lynn Massachusetts, detailing recovery from faintness back pain womb issues neuralgia and insomnia.
Mrs Susie J Weaver of Philadelphia writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sensive Wash cured her inflammation of the womb and painful menstruation after four bottles. An Iowa woman, Miss A P Abbott, credits the remedy with saving her life after two years of illness and failed treatments. The invitation stands open, with free counsel from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
Fragmentary notes describe local events including elections and registration, moves of J T Barktes to a new building, and a report from Washington on Congress. Mentions Topeka men and a fusion fare, with references to fires and meetings at a front porch.
A scrambled summary of Topeka political activity includes and mentions of Ray Yoon Patrick LRE, state treasurer race, and county and state conventions. References to attending meetings in Topeka, talks at the YMCA, and plans for a May 16 14 encampment are noted along with several names such as Kanan Filficatos Updegratt and J. S. Werner.
Unclear OCR batch reports political shifts and civic notes from Topeka with scattered names, dates, and events. Mentions elections, parks, churches, and local offices, plus cryptic lines about famine aid and judiciary figures.
Minneapolis March 23 A report says Nome men propose a railroad from Nome to Port Clarence via Port Safely and the Bonanza district, linking Nome with Cripple Smook Fairview and other towns. The route would run along the Bering Sea shore and serves as a major refuge harbor for the region.
A river flood swept away a railway bridge at St Johns Port Aux Basques, causing $100,000 in damages. Exproits and express services halted. shipments disrupted as authorities assess repair needs.
In Galveston on March 24 Michael Meiligan a biatawalnsmite of the Unit 4 Suites cunboat Machias was shot and killed while Eedy Ward first class fireman of the onalser New York was wounded. Holt Ward master of the Gulf and Interstate Railway steamer Laweenes was arrested as the force tried to seize the vessel. Police detained a dozen sailors who were intoxicated and drenched from the rain. The incident involved a tug, the Lawrence, and financial figures cited cover vessel costs and naval construction plans including dry docks and a hulline project.
Salina gains a first U S district court term to be held May 9 in Saline county district court room after use of federal building furniture delays. Previously federal sessions were held only in Leavenworth Topeka Fort Scott and Wichita.
Washington reports Foss of Hinds acting as chair of the naval affairs committee while Boutelle is disabled. He drafts the largest naval bill to date, totaling about 18,000,000 dollars. It calls for two battleships at 2,600,000 each, plus a steamer and armament. three swift armored cruisers of 6,000 tons.
Pitsburg March 23 ex pected final papers signing by about thirty Carnegie Steel Company Limited partners will form a New Jersey chartered firm to operate the principal product. A stock appraisal board will fix values for stock sales and the company will buy at that price. Executive control to rest with a directors’ board experienced in steel making. J B Dill and Mr Schwab credited with brokering settlement amid industry concerns. Also notes Brazilian minister to London Theswalter de Bouse Correa found dead. he was assoc with the Prince of Wales.
Montreal March 23 Captain Mahan is to receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from McGill University on April. The letters home reveal praise for his influence on Anglo American ties and arbitration ideas stressing patience and mutual understanding amid rising international tensions.
Zhekith of Boston claims last night ended in fright and insists the tale of Billy Lane is false. He says he plans to stay in America for 30 days then move to New York to act as a jewelry rep. He pledges Lewix may not play for Boston next season unless needed in an emergency.
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