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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1897

Page

5

Enthusiasm Grows as Topeka Auditorium Plan Advances

A large crowd at a Commercial Club meeting in Topeka endorsed winning passage of an auditorium proposition at the coming election. Committees were named to organize labor on election day and juried details for a May 1 start. Supporters pledged broad voter backing and plans to raise funds for a festival-week project.

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Bradley Martins Abroad Bail for England Entertain Laviably

New York reports Brady Martin and party plan travel and performances in England from March 20 to 31 and then again in London for several years. The Martins reportedly entertain in people’s homes and may adjust their program. They expect return to New York for winter season. doctors and druggists note a high-status remedy, while routine travel and summer plans linger.

England New York Brady Martin Campania London Martina Craven Martin Baimacaan

Critical Flood Strains Helena Levee System

The Helena area faced its most critical day as floodwaters rose to 20.6 feet. Strong winds and high waves battered the levee while sacks showed breaches. A mayoral proclamation urged shops to stay closed and able-bodied men to join the front-line effort. Refugees arrived aboard the Titan, and authorities warned of further breaks above Wood Cottage landing and widespread danger from Knowlton to Laconia. The Circle levee was expected to crumble, threatening extensive damage and loss.

Helena Arm Nearen Au Titan Knowlton Notty Wood Cottage Landing Boorlton Laconia Modoc Avenue Utes Captain Nolty Circle Levee

Grau Laments St Louis Opera Losses and Support

Maurice Grau left St. Louis angrily after grand opera failed, with losses around 312,000. Scandal agent Bulmer says receipts were just under 31.6 and 20,000 was set to mount new opera, swelling costs to 24,000. Grau aimed to raise funds in New York and vows to exclude St Louis if they cannot support opera. company heads to Louisville and Cincinnati next.

St Louis Grand Opera St. Louis Maurice Grau Bulmer Bulmer & Weber Grau Dlue Nive Opera Balmer Biegraph New York Louisville Gray Eupport St. Louie Cincinnati

Dor scher plans new independent sugar refinery in Long Island City

New York, March 30 Claus Dor scher of Brooklen former president of the Brooklyn Sugar Refinitis company now in the sugar trust will break ground next month for an Independent refinery in Long Island City with 3000 barrels daily capacity. It will be at Newtoncreek and East river on ground of the old Export Lumber company. The refinery will use the latest design and cost about 2100000. It will be no competitor of the trust and the fight has begun.

New York Claus Dor_scher Brooklen Brooklyn Sugar Refinitis Company Sugar Trust Long Feland City Newtoncreek East River Export Lumber

Illinois Treasury Day and Court Actions in Springfield

A Springfield dispatch reports Illinois Treasury Day on March 30 with state employees told there is no money in the treasury for January payrolls. The day also covers multiple court items including Judge Hazen’s ruling in Hayes vs Pelham, the Vawter estate probate hearing set for April 11, and comments by F C Gay on railway rate stability amid concerns of a rate war.

Vawter District Court Louisa K. Vawwr Hexen Ted Dolman Benjamin F. Vawter Georgy EB i Viola Ste- Colt Louisa K Vawter Mrs. Vawter W. J. Vawter Clarence D. Vawter E. E. Chesney

Grand Old Man Returns Cannes and Battleship Sailings

The Iowa on the High Seas Delaware Breakwater updates that the battleship tows out to sea at 6 40 am after compass adjustment, then heads to Brooklyn arriving tonight. Mr and Mrs Gladstone begin their return to England from Cannes on March 20. One Minute Cough Drops touted as a quick cure for grip with mentions of W Stansfeld of Kansas Avenue.

Iowa Delaware Del Towa Brooklyn Cannes Mrs Gladstone England W. Stansfeld Kansas Avenue

Cushucttes Wash Goods Special and Footwear Teaser

Linen crash cotton ginghams and woolenette fabrics advertised with low prices. Limited yardage per customer and 10 cent yard rates appear alongside a casual pitch for shoes.

Gezindires Ladies Suits Offer Low Priced Fashion

Gezindires advertises a wide suit selection in the department with brocaded gros grain and satin skirts, Grenadine and rustling taffeta skirts, silk capes, and two piece Eton and blazer suits priced at 8 dollars 75 cents. Children’s jackets priced at 2 dollars 00 cents, 3 dollars 25 cents, and 3 dollars 59 cents.

Eton

Linen Damask Sale Offers Wide Widths and Discounts

A newsroom notice advertises linen table damask on sale with widths of 72 inches and 66 inches. Prices listed as 10c 850 for 50c and cut from 6sc to soc, highlighting a limited sale on all linen damask.

Table Cover Bargain Offers 100 Denim Covers

Bargain alert for 100 denim table covers in all colors with handsome designs. Four choices this week.

Linen Handkerchiefs Offer Prices Declared

The notice promotes Strictly All Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with pricing from ten cents each to 21 dollars and fifty cents each. It notes the range and presents the items for sale in a sales circular style.

Contracts Set for Hutchinson Reformatory Block

State notes report contracts for a 6000 block at the Hutchinson reformatory, with bricks and lime supplied locally, doors from Stuart Iron Works Cincinnati, and labor limits under a new state law. Board officers remain. superintendent may be elected for a six month term after July 1. minor staff plans include a stenographer and two teachers. Charter corrections noted for National Mutual Insurance association of Pittsburg and other incorporations listed with state.

Hutchinson Seisdtys William J. Lingenfelter BH. F. Walylack Atchison J. O'Neil Ares” Puterteust Coal Cos Hutchineson Stuart Iron Works Cincinnati Seni Inautu Secretary of State National Mutual Insurance Association of Pitsbura Kan Hich Kansas Hall Webb McNall

Very Special Dress Silks Offer Promises Richness

A sales note proclaims very special fine rich and lustrous dress silks priced at one dollar. The advertisement emphasizes the latest fashion fabrics and value for shoppers seeking luxury textiles.

Frantic Race Prepares for Chase Place Foal Heist

A scrambled note reports a chaotic scene around Chase Place where a foal is said to be robbed of all stamina. Authorities pace the area as whispers describe a hurried, tense hour.

Devlin and Leeds Dances At State Asylum Visit

Reported notes mention Henry Kruse Xaver Demp Spree and Dickinson Lumber of Glen Elder Mo with Crowell Atchivon. Gov Leeds and officials attended a Monday dance at the asylum, declined to dance, while Kan sas wholesale grocers eye Farrelly anti trust law as Topeka meets to chart policy for continuation of the association amid regulatory pressure.

Shibboleth Henry Kruse Xaver Demp- Spree Aan Lead Brees Qarestan Ead Gorge Dickinson Lumber Company Glen Eiger Capital 50 Mm Dickinson Glen Elder FG. Crowell Atchivon Leeds State House Board of Charities Asylum

China Opens West River to Trade Says Denby

Washington March reports United States Minister Denby states China has agreed to open the West River commerce. The river runs to Canton and Hong Kong at its mouth. He highlights vast trade possibilities and notes the removal of onerous international transit taxes following the opening.

Washington United States Denby Pekip Department of State Harrish China West River Canton Aid Hong Kong

SMALLPOX SUSPECTS ON THE MOVE

Springfield reports smallpox suspects traveling from New York to Illinois aboard the steamship South Wark. Aboard there was a strong smallpox case and many passengers were exposed. Disinfection followed and about 23 passengers proceed toward the state with several bound for Chicago. Local health officials are alerted.

Springfield Scntt State Board of Health Chicago New York Tilinsis Scott

Alleged Plan of Japan and Wolcott on Silver Depreciation

Washington March 3 Senator Wolcott returned from abroad and discussed Japan s move to perman ently depreciate silver against gold to boost Japanese agriculture and industries. She linked Japan s aims to potential gain and urged an international monetary conference to settle the issue.

Wolcott Washington Jenan Japan United States

Heatwole Proposes Currency Reform Commission in Line with McKinley

Representative Heatwole of Minnesota introduced a resolution calling for a banking and currency commission. It follows McKinley’s inaugural address and the Indianapolis conference, urging expert study due to the inadequate current system. The panel would include four eminent citizens and be appointed by the president, with two senators named by the vice president and two representatives by the speaker and the comptroller. The commission would report to Congress by the first Monday of December.

Heatwole McKinley Washington Minn Banking and Currency Commission Congress

El Rio Rey sinks near Epee in Memphis

El Rio Rey, a steam relief boat chartered by the St Louis Republic, sank in forty feet of water in front of Epee Street Memphis after a night current shift. Five crew members escaped with no casualties but lost all belongings.

Memphis St Louis Republic Epee Font Bente Street

A Blow At The Cocktail Bar Order Change

St Louis on March 30 local liquor dealers report a Treasury decision requiring bottled cocktail retailers to obtain a rectifier's license. A merchant had challenged the revenue demand, arguing he already paid licenses for materials and revenue duty. The long dispute ends with the government victory.

St. Louis United States Treasury Department United States

Czarowitz in Declining Health Report

Algiers dispatch says Czarowitz health unchanged though he drives daily. A private telegram received in London last Saturday declared the czarwitz case hopeless.

Algiers Czarwitz London Czarwits

Col Bakers Succession in Western Union Field

TP Cook named assistant superintendent of the western division to succeed Col LC Baker who died suddenly. Cook, longtime Western Union staffer, will base in St Louis. Also noted is a Berlin dispatch on a new processor reducing costs by 3 cents and unusual squid air applications.

Cook Mads Baker St.Louis T. P. Cook Western Division Westerns Union Telegraph Company Dallas Tex Col LC Baker Western Union St Louis Washington United States de Kay Berlin Whit Ihe Cotter

Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Announces Own Line Move

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad declares it has arranged its own line causing surprise in Fairview. The next phase unfolds with a new route through the Straits of Mackinaw anticipated to begin in April aboard the Doat, potentially the first vessel to pass. Three steamers will operate between Fairport, Milwaukee, and Chicago.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Fairwas Straits of Mackinaw Fairport Waukee Chicago

Suicide Card Found At Chicago Station Steps

Chicago March 30 The police hold a card signed Frank J Louis Omaha declaring death by own action and stating the body will be found in the river near the Lake street bridge. A janitor at Van Buren street station found the card attached to steps while sweeping. First Women’s Chess Tournament New York March 30 The first women’s international chess tournament with prizes begins June 22 in London. Sir George Newnes offers 200 dollars for top prize. other prizes and a brilliancy award are listed by Baron De Rothschild.

Chicago van Buren Street Thellinois Central Company Frank J. Louis Omaha Rive Lake Street Bridge New York London George Newnes Baron de Rothschild Vienna

Smallpox Arrives by Steamer at Breakwater Georgia

The British tank steamer Delaware, en route from London to Philadelphia, docked at Breakwater on March 20 with 10 crew members shown with smallpox. Eleven more crew were suspected cases and moved to the national quarantine station for containment.

Breakwater Delaware London Philadelphia National

Wages Cut At Riverside Iron Works Faces Strike

Notice posted in March states a 19 percent wage reduction for Riverside Iron Works employees in Charleston, West Virginia, effective April 6. Workers resist terms and a strike appears possible. meeting scheduled for Thursday to discuss the situation.

Baliairs. C Naticea Riverside Iron Works Lentwood

Rush for Bicycle Tires in Akron Factories

In Akron on March 3 dealers report unprecedented demand for bicycle tires. Goodrich, Thdla and Teubber plants push to keep up as tuning pitch and clay shortages slow production. Over 2,400 workers employed and about 6,480 tire pairs planned this season. Travelers to Texas advised to consult Santa Fe Route agent for details.

Akron Goodrich, Thdla Teubber Texas Agent Santa Fe

Will Wood's Ship Aground in Uruguay River

The Herald reports the US cruiser Nueva Palmira aground in the Uruguay River near Montevideo. Tugs work to pull her off as she remains in a dangerous position.

Will Wood New York the Herald Montevideo Uruguay United States Nueva Palmira

Lincoln Neb Opens Inquiry Into Open Gambling Bill

What a Newspaper Did Lincoln Neb March 30 A committee off the netidte today began to take steps in the investigation of the charges of the fee that the bill to permit open gambling passed the senate by means of doodle. The bill had been sent to the house but when the Bee published an ex puse of Its nature the senate recalled and killed it. The Largest Strawberry Crop Ever known in the history of Texas is now being marketed if interested In smart fruits and lares profits sek agent Santa Fe Route forcc copy of Coast coun try of Texas pamphlets Excursions in April and May.

Lincoln Neb Netidte Today Senate House Bee Texas Santa Fe

Carpet Department Displays New Room and Expanded Showings

The carpet department moves into a new room next door with 50 curtains shown at once. Large purchases of ingrain carpets are highlighted along with broadened shelves and extended curtain rods. The store invites shoppers to inspect as attractions peak, offering oriental designs at moderate prices.

Texas Storm's Work

Dallas reports extensive central Texas damage from a March storm. Rail lines suffer, bridges wrecked, tracks unusable. Waco Northwestern and other lines disrupted. Crops, barns, and homes incur heavy losses. hundreds of livestock dead. estimated losses reach $100,000. Flooding along the Brazos threatens eastern towns. water remains. Also: at the Great Northern Hotel a former employee, Mrs H A Shatford, horsewhips Lt Bailey after disputes over her discharge.

Dallas Texas Santa Fe Waco & Northwestern Texas Central Missouri, Kanese & Texas Hillstmen Tia Westhera Will de Large Attaco the Brazos Rtdwage Great Northern Chicago Bailey Iset Nisht Mere H. A. Shatford

Rheumatiem Cured in Day by Mystic Curer

A sensational claim extols Mystic Cure for rheumatism with rapid relief after one or two doses. Ex-post master Z F Anthony of Promise City lauds the cure, while Swift & Holliday in Topeka sell the remedy. The piece advertises regional business and mentions Beecham pills as a remedy amid general booster tone.

Z. F. Anthony Promise City Lieve Wuss Swift & Holliday, Druggists Kanaay Avenue Topeka

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