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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1900

Page

9

Munyon’s Inhaler And Remedies Ad Page Claim

An advertisement touts Munyon’s Inhaler as a cure for catarrh asthma bronchitis and diseases of the head nose throat and lungs. It promotes a $1.00 price with mail order option and mentions family sizes and a catalog of remedies offered from Munyon’s famous remedies at 37 North Street.

Moore Wellsville X. Pays Munyon Dinemse NYON Cole Reiteyor Rofmaneatty Wien Neck Street

Purveyor Ads Promote Silver Leaf Vinegar and Local Firms

An OCR fragment lists promotional lines urging patrons to choose Silver Leaf vinegar from Grover and mentions several local firms and brokers such as Burgess Berry Bros Jordan Wiss & Co Griffin & Fritton and C M White among others, implying a period advertisement page. The text repeats phrases and includes partial company names.

Burgess A & Oberly Berry Bros Oy ‘Bros R. L. Bartlett Jordan W.B. Brown J.P. Glick Wiss & Co Griffin & Fritton C. M. White

Preamble to coastation yields case on mail with Sappho book

Fragmentary text describes a U S case involving Sappho and a mail catalog under scrutiny. References to Nicaragua canal and threats to ban mailing the book appear amid unclear statements. The disorderly article notes indictments and legal action over distribution of titled material.

Pioneer Boniface Parsons Buried, John Karr

The body of John Karr arrived today from Kansas City for burial in Parsons. He was 66, born in Santa, and came to Parsons in 1870, where he established a hotel. He lived there until his death after a long life, with earlier years marked by fire and recovery.

Parsons Suren John Karr Kanmis City Ite Santa Ife Falben Uct Chicago

Grand Circuit plans for cycling season outlined

New York March 4 The star cyclists plan a grand circuit starting in the west in July. The route will pass Milwaukee through Indiana Ohio Kentucky New England New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington before Montreal Springfield and Wilkes barre. The circuit aims for about 60 days of racing with a winter Colosseum circuit proposed in California. Interest centers on bids and dates with June as a probable date for finalizing the list of events.

New York Star Cycliste Mihwaukee Lissols Indiana Ohio Kentucky Mye Appearine Marvueh Dia Eas Ju Ae Montreal Hoston Zingland Steludime Springfield Vloxe California Colosseum Aia Lt Ig

Erne Defeats Gans for Lightweight World Title

Frank Erne of Buffalo defended his lightweight crown against Joe Gans of Baltimore at Broadway Athletic Club New York. Erne dominated with skill and judgment, winning by decision in the twelfth round after Gans’ left eye swelled, drawing a large crowd amid heavy betting on the outcome.

New York Frank Erne Buffalo Joe Gans Baltimore Broadway Athletic Club Erne Baltinvarm Cheanpraire Bay Gans Frank Zitmapoo Fitanmirick George Carter Gabe al Herford Harry Lyons Caleb Bond Tnteas George Me Robert Smith OFA Lobli

Two Clubs Bid In Jeffries Corbett Fight Venue Shift

Brady backs Westchester A C for the Jeffries Corbett bout as the Seaside A C forfeit stands at 35000. Senator Sullivan influenced early favorable decisions while San Francisco clubs hold power in the negotiations.

Brady Westchester A. C Jeffries-Corbett New York Coney Teinnd Jeffries- Corbett Macht Westcheset A. C Seaside A. C Timothy T. Sullivan Weatchester Tom Q'tenrice Alex Brown Sullivan Beauty San Francisco Power Chance

Harriman to partner Douglas against Varden in Atlantic City

The country club tournament committee secured Herbert M. Harriman of Garden City Golf Club to partner Findlay Douglas in a match against Harry Varden the English champion. The contest will be held in Atlantic City on April 3, the opening day of the annual tournament.

Vardon Hrriman Findlay Douglas Atlantic City N. J Imuerament Herbert M. Harriman Garden City Golf Club Harry Varden Ahmual Lournageent

New York Golfers Harriman and Bass Team Up for Northfield Match

Harriman, the current amateur U S champion, and Douglas Bass, a two time titleholder, form a formidable duo for Northfield. They are described as the strongest American amateurs ready to challenge the formidable Huatishiaen in a highly anticipated match.

New York Harriman Saily Ted Varion Northfield Harriman Ie Colter United States Douglas Bass

Giants to 8t2 Stay Home

New York reports manager Fwinx orders the Giants to report at the polo grounds next Wednesday for preliminary practice. He states twelve players are enough to use, with Van Haltren yet to confirm and Foster excluded as an infielder.

New York Fwinx Polo Grounds Ewing Vand Foster van Haltren

Giants Buy Frisbee Player Soden Refutes Loftus Claim

Boston March 24 The New York club accepted Boston offer for Hickman and Frisbee and sent papers to players New York alone has right to their services Wickman departs, delighting Boston fans who hear of the youngster’s promotion and prospects.

Boston New York Atcepieg Hickman and Frisbee Wickman Fas Re

Jones and Holmes set to race amid Britain pny plans

A rugged and shifting scene unfolds as Alec Covington trains for Amube for a distant ride. Tarai’s English engagement looms likely to lift him to the top, while negotiations hint at a moderate price and a possible next-week move. Wisconsin football dates near finalization include a Helutt game at Allwaker on Oct 1 and a Minneapolis home opener under a two-year Minnnesotte contract. Threats of boycotts surface over O'Brien to New York, prompting a fresh note from Dreyfus.

McCreery Alec Covington Tyral Tarai Wisconsin Madison Wia Maren Rivelinu Atptetic Board Allwaker Ob Uppertown Minnesotte Minneapolis Michigan

Sixth District Conflicts Shape Republican Nomination

At Hays City the Sixth congressional convention produced a tense battle between Washanna false and Reeder with Reeder narrowly saved from defeat. Burton supporters aimed to oust Reeder and build a party slate to win state legislature seats, while D. J. Hanna warned of political peril for the Burton faction as it seeks to restructure local power and influence federal office holders.

Hays City Mary Reeder D. J. Hanna HM City Hanna Burton Managers Reeder Burton Hays Henna Bracken Lincoln

Asam Armored Cruiser Strength of Japan’s Navy

The text highlights the armored cruiser Asam as the latest addition to the Imperial Japanese Navy. Described as a powerful vessel of its class, the ship represents Japan's growing naval strength amid international tensions with Russia.

Japan Russia Asam Imperial Japanese Navy

Frisbee Dispute Over Player Rights in Boston Grand Rapids

President Suen debunks Loftus claim on Frisbee service rights. Boston agreed to $1000 for Carcher Sullivan and loan Frisbee to Grand Rapids for a year. Frisbee insists the player remains his property until signed by New York. Soden and Loftus clash over Frisbee’s allegiance and league participation as Grand Rapids dissolves. Frank Selee predicts Herman Lots will soon report to the Heston training camp in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Suen Tom Loftus Prisbee Boston Grand Rapids Carcher Sullivan Soden Tulle Dusinees Frisbw Frisbee New York Soden Loftus Ees Reugue Frank Selee Cave Herman Lots Heston Greensboro N, C

Beering club plans to release twelve players for consideration

A Brooklyn club will release twelve players for a consideration. Pittsboro shows interest in Pitcher Penn but will pay a noble price. Reds cancel dates with Brewers. Milwaukee reports Cincinnati cancelled exhibition games for April and early April moves. Schmidt, formerly with St. Louis, signs Columbus contract to play in the Interstate League amid other deals and political tensions color the sports and local scenes.

Brooklyn Pittsboro Penn Noble Reds Brewers Milwaukee Wis Mack MilWalker Cincinnati Allen New Orleans Schmidt St. Louis Columbus Comickey White Stovkers

Detroit Secures Milwaukee Players In Baseball Moves

Milwaukee manager Mark confirms contracts and players Weaver Nicol and Gray to Detroit. Check Husting UW twins Mayer Mack deny signing. contracts sent and decisions due by June. Brooklyn and others bid for several players. list includes Brodie, Yager, Hill, McKenna, and more with potential releases and roster reshaping.

Detroit Milwaukee Wis Mark Milwaukee Baseball Tean Det Weaver Nicol Gray Deis Masiawer Mack University of Wisconsin Mibeety Esys King Weill

Grand Rally at Colby Opens April Political Conventions

A large political gathering is planned for the first week of April in Colby. Delegates from the Sixth congressional district will meet to hold conventions for the Democratic and Populist parties. The event marks a key step in the campaign season with rallies and party discussions expected.

Colby Ster Sixth

Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as all season remedy

Spring Humors of the Blood describes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal spring cure with many testimonials. It claims cures for scrofula salt rheum scald head boils pimples psoriasis blood poisoning rheumatism malaria and catarrh. A parent testimonial from Dan Maxtreth of North Londonderry NH praises improved health after using it for a child and himself.

Hood Mars Dan Maxtreth North Londonderry New Hampshire

Hood's Spring Medicine Promoted as Unique Cure-All

The advertisement claims a peculiar curative power not found in any other medicine and markets Hood's as the best spring remedy. It urges readers to purchase Hood's and only Hood's, emphasizing its exclusive efficacy.

Hood

Populist, Democratic Conventions Set for Early April

The Thirty-ninth Senatorial district holds a Populist convention on April 4 and Democratic conventions for congress and senator meet on the same dates at the same venue. The Reform Press association will hold its regular session, with Col. Ed Little, Jerry Simpson, and Webb McNall invited to address the crowds.

Congress Senator Mest Reform Press Association of Col Ed Little Jerry Simpson Webb McNall

Fairchild Blocked From Kingman County Delegation

Fairchild's bid to control the Kingman county delegation to the state convention falters after the county endorses Brown for congress. He alleges manipulation by Brown supporters who won half the delegates in an informal ballot, vowing retaliation.

Kingman County Clem Fairchild W. L. Brown Brown Congress Fairchild Pairchild Teirown

Milton in the race for fusion nomination

Dodge City judge B Milton announced by his brother Dr C A Milton as candidate for fusion nomination for associate justice of the supreme court. He serves as judge of the western division southern department court of appeals and spoke at the state bar association banquet. He is described as the only short grass candidate for the position.

Dodge City B. Milton Supreme Court Topeka C. A. Milton Milton Southern Department Court of Appeals Sjste State Bar Association

Remarkable Bolt Splits Kingman Democratic Convention

The Kingman county Democratic convention last week saw a bolt as a minority walked out to oppose endorsing Major W. L. Brown Populist for congress. Of 13 delegates, five bolted, leaving Brown endorsed by the remaining majority.

St Kingman W. L. Brown Major Brown

Portland to Chicago Daily Through Train Service Planned

Announcement: a through train will run daily between Portland and Chicago starting mid April via Oregon Navigation Short Line Union Pacific and Chicago Northwestern. One train departs each morning and one each evening, travel time about seventy hours, with through dining car service aboard both trains.

Portland

His First Earned Money and Wichita Funeral Directors

An Atchison man recalls earning money and living without food for a time to save for his funeral expenses. The note appears in the Atchison Globe. Wichita will host a State Funeral Directors' meeting on April 10 11 12 with a Ball at the K of P hall opposite the Manhattan hotel. The association, new with under forty members, plans growth. no Wichita undertakers are yet members.

London Mafeking Strale Feselen Wteneome Cambray New World Chester Lord Hoberts Afghanistan Ata Lancers Atchison Atchison Globe Wichita Wichita State Funeral Directors’ Association Wichita Manhattan

Gas Well Progress Report From Chanute

Chanute reports a local gas well has reached 700 feet with sand expected about 100 feet deeper. Editor A H De Fluent of the town paper Barker fio notes tight shoulder and ongoing efforts in the oil field despite unclear fragments remaining from the source.

Chanute Sand Shan Te Town A. H. de Fluent Goure Ik Barker Fio Aera

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