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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
7
An old style grocery advertisement notes wholesale and retail offerings at The Star Grocery on East Sixth Street. It boasts low prices, stamps promotions, and a cabinet photograph reward via Downing, with various listed canned fruits, preserves, and commodities.
Railroad officials allege frauds connected to a battery of shares and debentures issued by a South African railway trust. The trial centers on financial misconduct by executives and stockholders, with prosecutors pursuing charges of corruption and misappropriation. The case involves William Kruger and other named parties, detailing alleged schemes to secure funds and mislead investors.
In a regional debate at the university, Yale and Harvard participants prepare to argue the motion that Port Rico should be sequestered within the eastern boundaries of the United States. The event features speakers including former leaders and professors from Princeton and Penn, with a mix of support and opposition expected.
Catherine Huxford, owner of a boarding house at 400 Terste street, sues the New Haven board of public works alleging disinfection damaged her furniture. The case seeks damages and includes a demand for city action to restore property.
Weather man Cox scores again as light showers are forecast today with no heavy rain expected. About three tenths of an inch may fall, extending into the northern border of Texas tomorrow. Expect gentle winds from the south, maximum temperatures around 70, minimum near 50, with showers tonight and Saturday.
A troubling report from Prom a Tree Tenn describes the discovery of a man named Louis Face found hanging from a tree in the town center on March 21. The incident appears connected to a broader feud involving county residents and testimony by Rice in a related trial.
New York March 2 Justice Furs matt in the criminal court today set the trial date for Miss Olga Nethersole and the other defendants in the indictment returned yesterday by the grand jury. The case concerns the theater matter and related charges.
Details emerge of a brutal Chester County assault on Cassie Beattie, 12, enticed by four white men. She was found dying from severe mutilations and set on fire, with suspects Harvey, Ben, John Jackson, and J.T. Steen in custody as an inquest proceeds.
New York report quotes Tom O Rourke accusing Sharkey of cowardice and dodging fights. O Rourke recalls prior clashes and taunts Sharkey to meet in the ring. He vows to force Sharkey to a bout as he nears contract expiration ahead of a scheduled Akron giant vs sailor match.
New York magnate Frederick Freedman blocks a league plan to cut the circuit. President Brestman of the New York club has served legal motions to President Nick Youte arguing the New York club will not contribute funds to purchase franchises and players of retiring clubs Rabinans Washington, Louisville, and Cleveland. Under the club agreement Freedman refuses to surrender gate receipts until the necessary sum is raised.
Oliver Henderson, living in a house for days with a smallpox scare, prompted Squire Tigwata to accuse James Miller of starting a deadly fight. Howard secured a warrant after New Year, but Miller was arrested last night by city police, who handed him to city court officers.
Governor Stanley raises the bounty to 50 pounds for the arrest of the person who attempted to assassinate Troy editor Prank W. Elliott. Troy citizens had previously offered a reward, and authorities continue pursuit.
Grau and Savage organize the Metropolitan English Opera Company in New York with Maurice Grau Opera and Henry W. Savage Castle Square Opera leadership. The new firm, to be incorporated, will begin December 1 with plans for spring engagements at the Metropolitan Opera House and tours to four major cities, featuring six evening performances weekly. The move does not affect Grau and Savage’s existing ventures. Meantime, Richmond Muncie Bealport back Eastern plan as Cincinnati plans its railroad incorporation.
A local gathering at Haileen's ball venue closed with all attendees traveling to Anelehburine restaurant for supper after a night of games and prizes. Notables present included Mr. John Green, Mr. Garence Young, and Mr. Fred UM among others. plans for future subscription parties were announced.
A candidate declares for member of the county board and ward seats in the Second Ward in Oakined, seeking Republican nomination. The filing includes candidacy for clerk of the district and expresses intent to run in the April primary if approved by the party.
A batch of historical campaign notices announces individuals selecting themselves as Republican candidates for the Shawnee district seats and county offices. Names include Joun B Tam, Gaien Nichoi, Bebery Announce, Silas Ra Rain, and T. W. Harrison, with references to wards, districts, and election dates in April and 28th.
WANTED MALE HELP in a damaged ad. Various items for sale include a typewriter, calligraphy equipment, bicycles, and household goods. Real estate listings mention multiple houses, cottages, lots, and rental opportunities with payment terms and addresses referenced to Journal listings. Includes entries for rent, two story frames, modern houses, and land parcels with prices and terms.
Fragmented notices solicit employment and services. Listings mention farm work, sewing at home, household tasks, and floral design at local addresses including Topeka and Potwin. Names, street addresses, and phone hints appear amid garbled OCR phrases.
Readable fragment outlines books on the West Side and notes local shop offerings. Mentions Commissioner of Elections James B. Hayden, optician services, eyeglasses, and reading aids. Includes ads for Central National Bank and Topeka storage, plus watch and clock cleaning services.
For rent notices list several houses with rates and locations in Topeka. The readable fragments indicate rental details and publish date referencing the Topeka Journal. The text is garbled but preserves multiple rental listings and the notice style.
Fragmentary notice from a state journal about the Second Ward election process with names and times, mentioning a store and local officials. It references March and a closing hour, indicating polling or posting details for the election.
The Commissioner announces the closing of registration for the telecommunication post at the western orientation, noting the period ends soon and urging eligible applicants to complete formalities before the deadline.
A Tacoma notice announces a Board of Supervisors of Elections meeting at 2 o'clock on Thursday. The agenda includes registration actions and related business before the board, with the secretary overseeing procedural details. Public participation and formalities are indicated in the notice published in the State Journal.
The Office of the Commissioner of Elections in Topeka Kansas announces book openings and registration in the wards. Voting sites are listed for the Third Fifth and Sixth wards with venues like Jordan's hall Tennessee Town Kings store and Dickinson's store.
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