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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
6
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The New Woman's League of New York reports on national gatherings with officers listed including Pye Mrs LAM Deivereux Etalen and Maria M. Rivkte. The article outlines aims for equal rights and industrial reform, seeking unity among women for better conditions and legal protections.
Report from New York about the transport Sedgwick and the Badtelek voyage to Cuba where crew refused orders. Several officers and soldiers were disciplined and sent ashore at its port of call. Details are garbled but mention mutiny on board and disciplinary actions.
An aged screed describes relief from headaches using a cereal product from Pormaty Wion Cereal Co. Ltd. The writer attributes 17 years of headaches to coffee and asserts the cereal provided real relief, praising a supposed cure and the product name and address in vague terms.
Topeka residents hear Charles M. Laiting of Minneapolis discuss parks streets and yard beautification. He argues trees shade and order add value and cites examples from Minneapolis and local business improvements to urge concrete steps.
Contorted testimony alleges brutal actions by British troops against Dutch and African combatants. Accusations cite looting, desecration, and mass killings across Modder River, Kimberley, and other fronts, with references to funeral processions and attacks on civilians.
Executives of the Santa system warn the San Joaquin Valley line cannot be made ready for traffic before July 1. After a inspection trip, General Manager Nevin and staff say the road will need at least ninety days to be brought to condition, with terminals not ready though track will be laid within a month. The delay causes consternation among affected parties.
North Topeka column items note Kimball Printing contact, funeral plans for a neighbor, and social visits. Mentions the Rochester Sunday school famine relief, Lawrence guests at Miss Musson's, and town residents at Mr. and Mrs. Browning's home. Reports dances by Modern Woodmen camp, building lots sold at Santa Fe addition, and local church ladies’ societies forming officers for the year.
Lord Curzon of Kedleston and Lady Curzon depart Calcutta for a tour that begins with a week of shooting in North Beritly. The dispatch warns of counterfeit drugs and dangers from fake wares encountered in transit and markets.
The Topeka lodge of Elks held an installation electing officers. Aaron P. Jetmure was installed exalted ruler. Johnson teaching knight, W. Satter loyal knight, Dr Connee Wwefurinis knight. Horace and Cimries Giiflas Igler, Foun & Mettanus now wear the badges of pat exalted ruler.
A lengthy oration argues for a flexible national power beyond fixed precedents. It proclaims the master role of the American people, the higher law of power, and the need to adapt constitutional interpretation to new challenges, challenging rigid reliance on past precedents. The speaker asserts America’s mission to lead world civilization and defend freedom through active governance.
A speech argues Congress may not dispose of territory belonging to the United States or alienate it from the republic. It asserts power over territory is absolute yet bound to constitutional limits and insists reciprocity with Porto Rico is a just, practical experiment for trade and national strength.
The document argues for an immediate and unrestricted trade policy with Porto Rico, urging the committee to amend the House bill to establish a civil government without delay. It defends reciprocity, warns against delaying reform, and asserts such principles align with progress and essential freedoms. The speaker insists on decisive action to secure early reciprocity and a stable civil framework.
Real estate transfers appear with several deeds listing buyers and sellers in Crane's Homestead and Garden Place additions. Transactions include R HL Herrington to Thomas J Cough Hin for 3000, Chas F Himar to Geo HL Whitecomb for 54, Jao Ingenthorn and wife to Geo HL Whitecomb, and Jno Stadler and wife to the same party. The notes reference lot numbers 28 29 40 42 and Garden Place additions with various dollar amounts and parcel details.
Tod Sloan rode J. A. Miller’s Bridge to win at the Liverpool spring meeting with The Duke of Devonshire Vera second and Melly’s Bewitchment third in a field of about fifty. Betting favored Lagatrist Bridge as the race moved along.
Chicago and Minneapolis markets showed active trading with May soy? May wheat holding despite light receipts. Corn declined on profit taking while oats rose on wet weather. cattle and hogs reported steady to firmer demand with higher prices in Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets.
A garbled page shows markets in sugar and money, with references to New York Sugar Market and government bonds. Includes scattered figures for sterling and silver, Wheat and Cotton prices, and grain shipments from Topeka and Liverpool.
Topeka grain market reports from March 2 show Chicago and Moston influenced quotes. Prices and ranges for green salt, unsalted goods, corn, and related staples are listed with notes on receivers shippers and regional variations.
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